sunken cemetery

“Finding God at the sunken cemetery.”

Submitted by Janille.

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leaves and water drops, Denver Botanic Gardens

Denver Botanic Gardens

Submitted by Kim Powell.

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Clouds

May 6, 2013

in Nature

clouds

“The clouds look like brush strokes.”

Submitted by Patty Moncada.

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California Woods

May 3, 2013

in Nature,Places

California oasis

“God is here—at a family oasis in California.”

Submitted by Patti Bannan Pascale.

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Snow in Vermont

May 2, 2013

in Nature

snow in Vermont

“Yes, happy first day of spring! :)

Submitted by Kelly Lagasse.

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Our Lady of Lourdes

“Mary against the dark night sky in Lourdes, France, while on pilgrimage.”

Submitted by Leigh Hartley.


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Baby with Gift

April 30, 2013

in Places

baby with gift

“I saw God in the curiosity of a baby and the guiding hand of an aunt.”

Submitted by Rambling Follower.

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Path

April 29, 2013

in Nature

path

“Sometimes I can only see God in the quiet, still places. This path spoke to me with its contrasting shadow and light, flowers sprinkled in with both, and calm trees standing as tall, strong witnesses.”

Submitted by Julie Evett.

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Hiking in Colorado

April 26, 2013

in Nature,People

hiking in Colorado

“The created is absolutely surrounded by the Creator! This is a picture of my son on a hike up Mount Sniktau near Loveland, Colorado.”

Submitted by Becky Ehrman.


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Concrete Cross

April 25, 2013

in Objects,Religious

concrete cross

“A concrete sign of God’s presence.”

Submitted by Bernard Gallagher.

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