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"On television I saw a teenage girl win a foot race. Her victory was described as incredible. Why? She was blind.
"Her coach stood behind the starting line in her lane and watched her carefully. He used a radio to talk to her. She wore a band around her head that concealed a reciever at her ear. If she got near the edge of her lane he would coach her back into the center, and near the end of the race, he told her that another girl was about to overtake her. He advised her that it was time to sprint. With a final burst of 'full speed ahead,' she broke the ribbon.
"As we run with patience the race that is set before us, we may not always be sure of our course, but we, too, have a coach. If we listen to God, he will guide us."
— Alvin A. Walker
Source: "Proclaim," 1983 #4, p. 39.
Topics/Tags: Race; Guidance; God, guide; Blindness
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