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Seeing God through His Creation

Written by Emma Tihen on . Posted in Opinion

There are many different ways to enjoy your days of late summer and fall, and everyone has favorite activities that are meaningful for various reasons. Some like being indoors, others like outdoors, some like high-energy activities and yet others enjoy calmer options. Here are some of my most anticipated summer and fall fun activities.


Mountains tower above Spud Lake in the San Juan mountain range in Colorado, a mountain range my family has revisited throughout the years, always enjoying its beauty and the chance to explore together. Photo by Emma Tihen

A Walk in Queeny Park

Written by Chelsie Bartley on . Posted in Media

Located right off of Mason Road in Ballwin, Mo., Edgar M. Queeny County Park offers beautiful scenery along with tennis courts, playgrounds and fishing ponds. This park is the perfect place to spend a peaceful afternoon.

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Photo by Chelsie Bartley

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