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| Unfamiliar Territory: Poems, Prayers, Meditations, and Songs, by Mary Campbell |
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as God,” can one? Most unsatisfactory, so I think that God was quite sensible in simply appearing among us to show us who God is, loving, you know, and not at all warlike, and powerful in the way of the spirit, preferable to javelins or catapults, certainly, and sending angels who look like us except without spots—such beautiful men and women, and of course those lovely dogs, which I know some people scoff at, but there are many who |
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| — A joy-filled path to God through spiritual meditation, poetry, stories, hymns, and household hints. The author wrote and prayed her way through crisis, discovering God's grace in every circumstance... learning to live fully in the present, free from guilt and anxiety. Beautiful photographs by Luc Viatour and others make this a lovely gift for a friend or relative, or for yourself. It is an inspirational celebration of life, to be treasured for a lifetime. |
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| seeds. You poke them in the ground in spring and pull the weeds that would surround and choke them as they germinate .... Sadly, some will fail, some won’t come up at all, but they enrich the soil to nurture seeds you'll plant another season. If your seeds don’t grow the way you wish they would, is that a reason to believe that planting seeds won’t do you any good? |
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dance as if to challenge gravity or chance; as if they will their time aloft, to have an audience, to shine like stars. They catch the sun and flicker. They have won a moment’s glory. Soon it ends, but they have shone. |

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