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May/June,
2011
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Nancy Beach: Cultivate a Sabbath Attitude
Why we need to slow down and delight in God.
Lord, Teach Us to Play
Why our Sabbath might be missing some serious fun.
Carolyn Arends
Restore Your Soul
It's simply being obedient about two things.
Nancy Beach
A Break from Anxiety
The Good Shepherd offers us the peace we need.
Greg Asimakoupoulos
Editor's Note
The Sabbath as a gift from God.
Ginger Kolbaba
A Palace of Time
What would you do if all your work was done?
Jonalyn Grace Fincher
Life-giving Force
Author and Sabbath-keeper Keri Wyatt Kent shares the joy and surprising discoveries of taking a day off every week.
Interview by Ginger Kolbaba
The Sabbath Experiment
A few steps to experience Sabbath peace
Nicole Unice
Set Apart
In today's culture, what does it mean to keep the Sabbath holy?
Lauren F. Winner
Keri Wyatt Kent: Creating Space for God
You can't love in a hurry--start slowing down and trusting God to create meaning in everyday tasks.
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