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ALL LAST SUMMER I had been so looking forward to spending my Labor Day weekend (September 2-3) at my old summer camp in Missouri, the site of the first Spiritual Activism Summit hosted by TMC Youth. However, on the morning I was to get on the plane to fly out there, I woke up and looked in the bathroom mirror.

A BALMY EVENING in the spring of my freshman year. Through the window of the college dorm I could see what must have been half the student population gathering in the dusk, in small groups, along the pathways of our quaint lowa campus.

Since the time of Jesus, Christians have turned to prayer for healing—not only of physical ailments, but of every kind of trouble. For several hundred years after Jesus' resurrection and ascension, his followers healed as he had—by relying on God alone to sustain the life, the health, and the well-being of all.

Since the time of Jesus, Christians have turned to prayer for healing—not only of physical ailments, but of every kind of trouble. For several hundred years after Jesus' resurrection and ascension, his followers healed as he had—by relying on God alone to sustain the life, the health, and the well-being of all.

Since the time of Jesus, Christians have turned to prayer for healing—not only of physical ailments, but of every kind of trouble. For several hundred years after Jesus' resurrection and ascension, his followers healed as he had—by relying on God alone to sustain the life, the health, and the well-being of all.

Since the time of Jesus, Christians have turned to prayer for healing—not only of physical ailments, but of every kind of trouble. For several hundred years after Jesus' resurrection and ascension, his followers healed as he had—by relying on God alone to sustain the life, the health, and the well-being of all.

When I Observe The Bright flame in the wood stove in my home, I think about the warmth that radiates from it. And I compare it to the constant warmth and love of my dear Father-Mother, God—and of His sweet presence in my life.

"Sandwich Generation. " "Cluttered-Nest Syndrome.

We m et on Easter Sunday and were married three months later on the 4th of July. After 33 years of being on my own, divorce and single motherhood behind me, I had found my soul mate.

SOMETIMES LIFE CAN FEEL LIKE A SERIES OF SNAPSHOTS— some moments and events beautifully in focus, some so wildly out of kilter that we wish we could take those "bad shots" and just toss them aside. But from a spiritual point of view, life doesn't stop and start, meting out random good times sprinkled in among the occasional rough patches.