GIVE spiritual presents freely to feel the Christ presence!

[GIVE spiritual presents freely to feel the Christ presence!]

CedarS “Met”– Metaphysical Application Ideas–for the
Christian Science Bible Lesson “Christian Science” for December 20-26, 2010, by Rick Stewart, CS, of Dresden, Germany [with bracketed italics by Warren Huff, Director]

 [Editor's Note: The following application ideas for this week, and the Possible Sunday School Topics that will follow, are offered primarily to help CEDARS campers and staff (as well as friends) see and demonstrate the great value of daily study and application of the Christian Science Bible lessons year-round, not just at camp! You can sign up to have them emailed to you free — in English by Monday each week, or by each Wednesday you can get a FREE TRANSLATION in French thanks to Pascal, in German thanks to Helga or in Spanish thanks to a team of Ana, Erick, Claudia and Patricio. YOU CAN SIGN UP at www.cedarscamps.org/newsletters]

 

An everlasting Light has come and shines on you.

 

Have you ever experienced that great joy of a light shining before you where things had seemed very, very dark? 

 

Years ago my dad and I headed out for a fishing trip on the Gulf Coast of Florida.  We started in the daylight, and then because of a small miscalculation of tides, we found ourselves high and dry on a tiny island at the edge of the Gulf, simply waiting for an incoming tide for our return.  We were fine, but for almost 8 hours we were unable to get our boat to navigable waters.  Night had fallen and we were with no means of communication to let folks back home know we were fine.  And this is when “lights in the darkness” of various forms began to play a significant part. 

 

First, around midnight we noticed a helicopter in the distance with bright search lights.  We used our boat's spotlight to signal the helicopter and eventually they came our way.  It was a Coast Guard helicopter and illuminated in their light we were able to show that our boat was fine, seaworthy, and only waiting a turning of the tide to get under way.  In their light we could show we were safe and sound.

 

In a little while we were able to push off the shell beach and begin a slow ride back through the night.  We used our spotlight to try and locate channel markers, but this uninhabited part of the coast was infamous for poorly marked channels.  So we slowly chugged along winding our way through a maze of small mangrove islands, mud banks, and oyster bars. 

 

We felt it right to try and get back as soon as possible to let our family know that all was well.  So we proceeded through the darkness.  Besides the use of the spotlight on the boat, both my Dad and I were turning to that ever-present Light, God's presence.  We were praying individually, sometimes sharing an inspiring idea, or even singing a hymn out loud.  Dad manned the steering wheel, and I sat up high to try and pick a safe path through the various obstacles, and sometimes jumping overboard and pulling the boat along as I waded. 

 

We tried to maintain a somewhat steady compass heading, but with all the false channels and obstacles to navigate around it was pretty much a zigzag course.   Then at one point the thought of “unerring guidance of Principle” came to thought.  We were not lost without a sure guide, that Principle, God, was really in control.  As this thought came to mind a tiny light suddenly shone out from the dark coast in front of us.  I had a strong sense to guide toward that light and so for about an hour that was our “guiding star.”  Sometimes it would be gone for a moment, and then once again shine dimly.

 

Finally we came up to a tiny private harbor, a small dock, and a boat moored alongside.  And there in front of us was a small trailer (mobile home) with a single electric light burning.  As we chugged toward the dock a man came out of the little trailer.  He greeted us warmly and helped us tie up the boat.  Since he was the only one living anywhere near there, he was curious how we had happened to find him.  We explained our situation and then I told that about an hour earlier I had noticed his little light that led us in that direction.  He laughed and said, “I guess it was your prayers that woke me up.  About an hour ago, I couldn't sleep, decided to read something and switched on the light!”  (Wise men in the dark, always a good thing!)

 

So at three o'clock in the morning, this man had awakened, turned on his little 50-watt reading light, and stayed awake reading, little knowing that he was our guide in the dark.  And to top it all off, he was an absolute expert regarding the local channels.  He pulled on some clothes, took over the tiller of our boat, and in just a little bit had us exactly where we had launched our boat earlier in the day. 

 

A little light in the dark can go a long ways in lifting our hopes.  Think of this past year where there have been many examples of dark times and finally the coming of the light.  What about that glorious rescue of the Chilean miners and their emergence into the light after two months?

 

Wouldn't it be nice if we all could expect a “light” to come shining through to guard and guide us in the dark?  Wouldn't it be wonderful if it was a certain, powerful, illuminating Presence that was dependable and effective?  Or as came to my thought in the boating adventure with my Dad, “an unerring guidance of Principle!”  What about “Christian Science?”

 

Well, isn't that exactly what came to Mary Baker Eddy's thought in the dawning of “Christian Science?”  A universal, eternal, divine Principle that shines in the darkness of human fear and brings with it the Light of Christ, lifting human consciousness into the light of Truth.  We can, just like the “wise men” of old, follow this Light, “this daystar of divine Science, lighting the way to eternal harmony” (S -5– S&H vii:10-13).

 

Golden Text Isaiah 60:1:  “…thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee.” The prophet is writing to encourage Jerusalem (that is the “thee”).  Jerusalem and its people had gone through dark times of occupation, exile, actual destruction and desecration of their temple.  And yet there is a hope, a light that shines and will shine on you. Here are other translations of this verse: 

Responsive Reading

The story of the wise men following the “star in the east” — what a beautiful introduction to this week's lesson.  Interesting notes:  These men would have had to travel at least four months to come from Persia (Iran) to Jerusalem.  There is no mention as to how many wise men there actually were.  And it could have come up to two years after Jesus' birth. Perhaps their openness to this message of a “new king” could have roots in the Jews' exile in their land.  Perhaps they had learned of the Jews' teachings and prophecies.  Think about this in the world of today – “wise men,” scholars, thinkers, coming from Iran to Jerusalem to “seek out and worship” the “young child?”  II Peter 1:19,21:  “moved by the Holy Ghost.”  Can we in any way limit “the light that shineth in a dark place?”

 

Section 1 – The Light of Life, the universal Christ shines!

Here we are introduced to three manifestations of the eternal Light.  First, in citation B-1 Isaiah prophesies the coming of a light to break through the darkness: the birth of a child that will establish a divine government that will endure forever.  Second, in citation B-2 John tells of John the Baptist's witnessing to the Light.  And that this Light brings the possibility of understanding divine Sonship, manifested in citation B-3 by Jesus living this Light through healing work.

 

S-1: Jesus' authority and mission reveal a Science of celestial being.  (Current research and discovery efforts regarding life in the universe are often limited to searches for material existence and material elements.)  What if it were recognized that Jesus' teachings of a “Science of celestial being” remove life from the hands of matter?  Just like Jesus' birth demonstrated, life rises above a mortal-elemental basis.  Where God is Life and the Light of Being, is there a possible location in the universe where God, Life does not exist?  So the universe teems with divine Life, the Light shining in the darkness!

 

Citation S-4 declares that Christian Science actively brings good and harmony “to light.” 

 

Citation S-5 reveals that “Wise men,” thinkers, follow the “daystar of divine Science” to new discoveries.

 

Section 2 – Christ Science, the light of discovery.

How often have you had a new inquirer looking into Christian Science remark, “I always felt it should be like this”? An internal feeling that an order, a Science, a governance of divine Light and Life should be the rule, not the exception!  This section in Science and Health briefly chronicles Mary Baker Eddy's courageous discovery of the “divine laws of Life, Truth, and Love” which she named “Christian Science.”  Her being “graciously” prepared (S-6), her researches and experiments (S-7), her [death-bed] challenges and inspirations (S-8), and her “revelation, reason, and demonstration” (S- 9), led her to her child, “Christian Science.”

 

The birth of a “child” announces new hopes, new possibilities. A child is often not just a little person, but the birth of a new hope.  Recently I faced a day of physical challenge.  Someone even said, “Well, you probably have pneumonia.”  A little while later an undaunted child-like thought came to my rescue.  My son Noah knew I was struggling.  He came asking where our  German/English Science and Health was.  (I knew I was in for a real treatment of the Word.)  In a little bit he came armed with his “pages” to read to me.  And he did.  And they were good. They were superb.  They were powerful.  They were the Truth.  I went to sleep a little while later with the certainty that the Light had been turned on, the Light of Truth, the Word of God.  And I woke in the early morning with all fear of “possible” pneumonia simply gone. 

 

Nothing quite like “revelation, reason, and demonstration” to wake us all up to the Light (S&H 109:21).

 

Section 3 – Good tidings of healing; the healing Light shines in you.

Citation B-9 promises proof of God doing the work as we hold faithfully [and fast] to the good.

 

Citation B-10 [holds Jesus as a role model who “went about doing good, and healing all…”] Healing is doing good.  So-called disease and sickness are of the devil (liar, deceiver, tempter, Father of lies) and not of God.  So which one for you?

 

Citations S-10 – S-15 are encouraging and strengthening lessons from our Textbook that support Christian healing.

 

A dear friend that is a professional musician, teacher, singer, director faced what might be called severe cold symptoms that threatened her ability to do her job and accomplish her performances.  Her approach was not to give up; and she refused to cancel all lessons and all performances.  Even though the physical symptoms seemed overwhelming, she remained steadfast in her prayerful preparations and her carrying out of her duties.  Her prayers were constant affirmations of her perfection as God's beloved daughter.  She was reminded that God is the performer.  As Job says, “…he performeth the thing that is appointed for me and many such things are with him” (Job 23:14).

 

The result was a week of lovely unfoldments.  The various teaching sessions, the choir performances to conduct, and the daunting concert on Sunday were tremendous successes.  She even got an unexpected kiss from a little student one day when things seemed the toughest.  The Christ does bring the Light of hope and healing when mortal conditions only offer darkness.

 

Section 4 — A Textbook for the World!

Citations B-14 – B-16 and S-16 – S-21 could be a testament to our Leader's conviction that her Discovery, Christian Science, as explained in her textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures was for all mankind.  The appeal and effectiveness of our textbook is universal.  It deserves our whole-hearted support.  [When criticism or challenges come], do we pull back in our support, or re-double our efforts?

 

In my early college years a dear couple, Ed and Caroline Burgeson, volunteered to help as we attempted the founding of a Christian Science College Organization at our two-year community college.  It was a great and fun success, but at times there were challenges.  One lesson I remember well had to do with moving forward or cutting back with activities.  Caroline firmly stated, “Retrenchment is never demonstration.”  She shared how over the years she and her husband had courageously challenged the suggestion to cut back in business.  When lack presented itself they would consistently pray and work to let God's will be shown forth.  And she became convinced that often when we are most tempted to pull back on our efforts, limit our dedication of resources, or maybe even ease up in our prayers, that is exactly the time to move forward. 

 

Caroline embraced the spirit of Isaiah's words, “Enlarge the place of thy tent, and let them stretch forth the curtains of thine habitations: spare not, lengthen thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes” (B-15).  She and her husband established a thriving retail business, Charisma Boutique and Paddock Room.  The scope of their business became worldwide in its service to the horse industry, centered right in our small city of Ocala, Florida.  And most importantly, the practice of Christian Science remained the keystone to the success of their business.

[We too can enlarge our practice of Christian Science, our outreach and our vocabularies with “The two largest words in the vocabulary of thought… 'Christian' and 'Science'” (No and Yes 10:6). Living Christian Science with our actions will speak volumes and “When the heart speaks, however simple the words, its language is always acceptable to those who have hearts” MiscWr. 262:10.]

 

And so it is with the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.   Mrs. Eddy learned early that there were tremendous temptations to limit or stop the work on her book.  But she resisted the temptations to pull back.  She moved forward for humanity.  She published her book.  And she established a Publishing Society that continues to serve all of humanity.  What fun it is to support that publishing work right where we are.  As the Psalmist says, “The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it” (B-16).

 

Since moving here I have been able to share copies of Science and Health in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian.  And one Wednesday when I gave a testimony about the sharing with my neighbors, the church members spontaneously decided to support the work and gave me three copies of Science and Health for sharing.  Recently our local members agreed to give a gift of Science and Health to all interested newcomers.

 

Section 5 – Comforter at hand; no waiting!

What a joy to know that the promised Comforter, in all its light, tenderness and power, has been delivered!!  There are no delivery problems here.  No sign “Do not open till Christmas.”  We each have the opportunity, in every moment, to open this gift of gifts and share freely with humanity.

 

But Bible citations B-17 to B-20 relate not only the wonders of the promised Comforter, but also require of us the resolve, the faith, the trust to accept the Master at his Word.  As we do, we not only find ourselves hoping for a promised Comforter, we find ourselves utilizing and trusting the promised Comforter to “guide… into all truth” (B-20).

 

When was the last time you shared a Bible verse, a quote from Science and Health, or a prayer with a friend?  As you shared, did you expect the results to follow, the sure and certain results that come from sharing of the Comforter?  I had to ask myself that question.

 

A couple weeks ago I faced an unusual back problem that was very painful.  I carried out my daily duties (but I did it and suffered).  Then when the evening came I guess my boys, Noah and Johann, had had enough of Papa walking around with lots of vocal “owahs” and “ouches.”  They both decided to pray for me.  And Noah got busy again with his Science and Health research.  As I put our little girl, Alma, to bed, Noah walked in like a prophet of old with his Science and Health in hand.  “Papa, listen to this.”  And he read some very good stuff!!  He left and I pondered and thanked God deeply for this expectant offering of the Truth.  Then when I came in to put the boys to bed there was Noah again, book in hand.  As I prayed with Johann, Noah read out loud.  Some of the sentences I could finish from memory.  He read; and he expected.  And what did I do?  I accepted.  Not just a sentimental, “Oh God, isn't this cool that my boy is reading to me from Science and Health?!”  I accepted with respect his offering from the Comforter.  And when I went to bed that night I gave my whole heart in acceptance.

 

I awoke in the morning much better.  My wife made some mention of three car tires on steel rims that had to be taken out of the car for her to have some room for work purchases.  A little resentment tried to creep in, “Gee, that might be tough.”  Then the next thought, “Would it be love to moves those tires?  Would it manifest the Comforter in action?”  So I moved the tires with no problem and affirmed that this action could only bless, not curse.  And from that point on, I was much, much freer.  And the healing proved permanent.

 

Do you trust the Comforter to move you out of old patterns of thought?  Do you trust the Comforter to challenge old patterns and habits that might need to be dusted off?  I was made new, but I also had to make some changes.

 

Let's share the Comforter, let's accept the Comforter, and let's trust the Comforter to bring us and everyone to the Light of Truth.

 

Section 6 – Accept the Universal Comforter; the “grandeur of universal goodness.”

Just in from a CedarS “MET” appreciator and mother of future CedarS campers, Lara and Sonja:

 

    “Dear Rick,
    “Concerning sections 5 and 6, I love the meaning of the Comforter.

    I learned that the Greek word is parakletos which also means 'attorney

    advocate, support…' You also once wrote in a Met about this.”

(The original New Testament Greek word parakletos (pronounced in Greek as par-ak-lay-tos), which literally means called to one's side, was used to describe someone who pleaded another's cause, or who helped others by defending or comforting them. In English-language versions of The Bible, parakletos is usually translated as Advocate when referring to Christ Jesus, or either Counselor, Comforter or Helper when referring to the Holy Spirit.   In this line of thought you will find of great interest the allegorical court case presented in Science and Health, pages 430-442.–Rick)

     “Just after I had learned about this enlarged meaning at our

     association address, our neighbor called to tell us that his dog had

     had a stroke and that this was the reason for the “noise” we probably

     had heard. I had heard nothing, but I started to pray for this dog.

     Sonja was a little girl at that time and she loved when this dog wagged

     his tail. I leaned on the Comforter as his attorney and went through all

     the synonyms for God and how each of these synonyms defended the

     dog from any attack. Two days later I met our neighbor again, walking

     his dog. The dog was fine and their veterinarian was very surprised how

     fast the dog had recovered. As I patted Zadu's head, I told my neighbor

     that I had prayed for his dog, since we also treasured him a lot. He was

     moved.”

How wonderful to think of our Advocate, our Attorney, our Counselor, our Comforter speaking and acting on our behalf.

 

In citations B-21 to B-24 the power of the Comforter certainly is put to good use in establishing peace on earth.  And isn't this the ultimate message of the universal Comforter, “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men”  (B-24).

 

In citations S-27 to S-30 the healing message of the Comforter, forever present and effective embraces all of humanity.  It is not possessed by any sect, people or territory, but is for all creation. 

 

Is this a “Christmas” message?  In one sense, sure.  But is a Christian message about a little Jewish baby, born in Bethlehem (these days mostly Muslim, with a large Palestinian Christian community)? 

 

I was prompted to ask these questions the other day when Noah had shared an idea he had.  We have some special friends that run a restaurant across the street.  It is a common type of restaurant found throughout Germany.  You buy “Döners” and “Durums” there.  These are sandwiches that are of Turkish background and developed in their present style in Berlin.  Most of the “Doner” restaurants are Turkish-owned.  Our neighbors are Turkish and Kurdistanis.  Over the years we have become good friends.  So Noah's idea was to translate “Merry Christmas” into Turkish or Arabic to share with these friends.  So we had a little talk about how that might be received.  Probably kindly, since they know Noah, and like him a lot.  But also what about their perspective?  They are not necessarily Christian.  Hmmmmm?

 

So I began to think about what the message from the birth of Jesus says to us.  People were not running around saying, “Merry Christmas” in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago, were they?  What was the message that proclaimed the birth of this special child?

 

“Glory to God in the highest, and on earth, peace, good will toward men.”  Luke 2:14 (B-24)

 

Now there is a message that deserves translating and living!    That is a message that can “glow in all the grandeur of universal goodness.”  (S-30)  And this message can certainly reach to every corner of creation and the universe in its message of “universal goodness.”

 

כבוד לאלהים הגבוהה ביותר, וכן על פני כדור הארץ, שלום, רצון טוב כלפי גבריםHebrew                                 

 

المجدللهفيالأعالي وعلىالأرضوالسلام وبالناس المسرة    Arabic

 

Славав вышних Богу, и наземле, мир, в человеках благоволение     Russian

 

Let's let the light of the universal Comforter shine on you and me, speak and act on our behalf, heal us, and be reflected [in a loving, peaceful presence] in all that we do. [Then we will be giving -and re-gifting-the greatest gift in the world–the spiritual present of Christ 's presence!]

 

[Click on “The Comforter at Christmas” to hear (live or replayed) a chat with Tom McElroy, C.S. this Tuesday, December 21, 2010, 2:00pm – 3:00pm EST Another great Christmas week resource is the award-winning “Daily Lift”, like today's called “In Line with Christ” by Fujiko Signs, CSB. Did you know that you can also hear the “Daily Lift” by calling 617-450-3430? Right now at that number you can still hear Monday's lift “Don't get Grinched” by Norm Bleichman.]

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[To go along with this week's lesson on Christian Science: Please help CedarS for our 50^th season to reach out to all the “un-camped” students enrolled in Christian Science Sunday Schools across the world.  In the United States they apparently outnumber Sunday School students who attend 1 of the 6 camps for Christian Scientists in North America by more than 2 to 1. Experience shows that “CS-camped” children who are given the laboratory experience of putting their training from their homes and Sunday Schools into joyous practice in a “24-7” Christian-Science-laboratory experience at camp want to continue to make Christian Science their own. Therefore, please tell all the “un-camped” families you know about our work; and if possible let us know about them and their email and/or other contact information. We will gladly send them–and you–a DVD, plus show host info for over 50 CedarS shows being scheduled and all the information that is needed to help get “un-camped” students to camp-from info on our programs for all ages; to session dates and rates; to online enrollment info; to transportation;  to financial aid forms; and more as needed.]

[CEDARS weekly “Mets” or Metaphysical Newsletters are provided at no charge to the 1,200 campers and staff who are blessed each summer at CEDARS--as well as to thousands of CEDARS alumni, families, Sunday School teachers and friends who request it, or who find it weekly on our website or through CS Directory. But, current and planned gifts are much-needed: to cover the costs of running this “free” service; to provide camperships to make inspirational opportunities possible for deserving youth; and to help our facilities keep pace with our mission.]

[Important Matching Fund Grant Offers Recently Renewed for Year-End Givers:
Donors made a recent pledge, that if CedarS can raise $25,000 by year-end for “Maintenance Musts”, they will matching those gifts to cover the whole need! This will enable continued off-season repairs to buried pipes, floors, decks, equipment, vehicles. We have “only” $2,300 to raise by 12-31-10 in order to receive a $25,000 grant to accomplish all this good! And, thanks also to a recent pledge from other donors, if CedarS can raise $50,000 by next summer for our “Adopt the Herd” Riding Fund, they will match those gifts to cover the needs of feeding, shoeing and caring for our large and precious herd of horses!  OF COURSE, donations are always needed and welcome for camperships because without campers there would be no camp!  Funds are also being gratefully realized and spent to complete parts of CedarS Bible Lands Park (BLP) including our new Mediterranean Sea! We're happy to share more details if you wish to help these divine ideas come to fruition! 

[However it comes, your support is always very welcome and tax-deductible –but during the economic downturn, your generous, unrestricted gifts have been–and continue to be–more needed and appreciated than ever!  You can make charitable donations to our 501C-3 tax-exempt, charitable organization in many ways.

1)     Thanks in advance for GIVING ONLINE! Just click here to use a credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover card) or a virtual check to make monthly and one-time donations to CedarS' Camperships, “Maintenance Musts”, “Mets”, Bible Lands Park, “Mediterranean Sea”,  Unrestricted or Endowment Funds.  Our international supporters can give to CedarS using built-in currency exchange rates by clicking on PayPal!

2)     Checks are also great and especially appreciated on a monthly basis! Please make them payable to “CedarS Camps” and mail them to: CedarS Camps Office, 1314 Parkview Valley, Manchester, MO 63011;

3)     Please call Warren or Gay Huff at (636) 394-6162 to discuss gifts of IRAs, stocks, other securities or property you are considering giving in order to help underwrite CedarS spiritual growth and progress.

4)     CedarS can almost always use late-model mini-vans, Suburbans and trucks, with lower mileage, in good condition, either 4-wheel or 2-wheel drive. Please email office@cedarscamps.org or call 636-394-6162 to discuss your vehicle, its transfer and tax-deductible gift acknowledgement.  Letting this need be known brought about last week a donation of a wonderful, late-model Suburban from Minnesota!

5) Many friends and churches have already made a profound impact on CedarS past, present and future by choosing to fund ongoing legacies of love and support. Tax-saving strategies for planned gifts and enabling wording for bequests, life income gifts, and beneficiary designations can be set up by CedarS Trustee Emeritus Bill Merritt who is a planned giving professional.]

 

 [Camp Director's Note: This sharing is the latest in an ongoing, 10-year series of CedarS Bible Lesson “Mets” (Metaphysical application ideas) contributed weekly by a rotation of CedarS Resident Practitioners and occasionally by other metaphysicians. (To keep the flow of the practitioner's ideas intact and to allow for more selective printing “Possible Sunday School Topics” come in a subsequent email.) These weekly offerings are intended to encourage further study and application of ideas in the lesson and to invigorate Sunday School participation by students and by the budding teachers on our staff. Originally sent JUST to my Sunday School students and to campers, staff and CedarS families who wanted to continue at home and in their home Sunday Schools the same type of focused Lesson study, application and inspiration they had felt at camp, CedarS lesson “mets” are in no way meant to be definitive or conclusive or in any way a substitute for daily study of the lesson. The thoughts presented are the inspiration of the moment and are offered to give a bit more dimension and background as well as new angles (and angels) on the daily applicability of some of the ideas and passages being studied. The weekly Bible Lessons are copyrighted by the Christian Science Publishing Society and are printed in the Christian Science Quarterly as available at Christian Science Reading Rooms or online at eBibleLesson.com or myBibleLesson.com. The citations referenced (i.e.B-1 and S-28) from this week's Bible Lesson in the “Met” (Metaphysical application ideas) are taken from the Bible (B-1 thru B-24) and the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy (S-1 thru S-30). The Bible and Science and Health are the ordained pastor of the Churches of Christ, Scientist. The Bible Lesson is the sermon read in Christian Science church services throughout the world. The Lesson-Sermon speaks individually through the Christ to everyone, providing unique insights and tailor-made applications for each one. We are glad you requested this metaphysical sharing and hope that you find some of the ideas helpful in your daily spiritual journey, in your deeper digging in the books and in closer bonding with your Comforter and Pastor.]

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[Enjoy!    Warren Huff, Executive Director   director@cedarscamps.org]

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