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Follow the Good Shepherd Letterbox LbNA #63786

Owner:Adoptable
Plant date:Jan 13, 2013
Location: Colemanville United Methodist Church
City:Conestoga
County:Lancaster
State:Pennsylvania
Boxes:1
Planted by:CUMC
Found by: Not yet found!
Last found:N/A
Last edited:Jan 13, 2013
FOLLOW THE FOOD SHEPHERD LETTERBOX

1. Park in the Colemanville United Methodist Church parking lot.
2. Start your journey from the old horse shed in the parking lot.
3. Pass by the red and white “gate” onto the trail. Scripture John 10:1 “I tell you the truth, the man who does not enter the sheep pen by the gate …”
4. Follow the Shepherd and take the wide trail forward, and downhill.
5. Turn right onto the rail trail.
6. Go to the source of the power. Jesus gives us power over temptation.
7. Jesus was born in a stable. Find a similar structure to see old pictures of the church.
8. Return by the previous route and walk down the trail until you see a marker on the left. (Green with yellow tape and a silver flag)
9. Reverse your direction again and take about 20 steps. Turn right and find a trail off the right side marked by a pile of old poles. Sheep know the sound of their shepherd so be careful not to trample the “Lambs Ears”. Keep pushing forward and you will find a smaller trail.
10. Jesus is the “Spice of Life” --- Follow the trail through some aromatic bushes. (You can stop and press a few leaves in your hand to smell them.)
11. Jesus helps us in our times of trouble so cross the “hurdle”. Psalm 42:1 says “As the deer pants” so look for some other material that looks like “deer antlers”.
12. Continue on trail and as you cross life’s hills and hurdles – stop after the last crest and before your turn left on another trail, sop and look behind you for a tree marked with the symbol of Jesus’ love. Progress left on the trail for approximately 30 steps and turn right up a hill.
13. Follow trail the whole way up the hill. Feel free to stop and meditate at the end of the trail. Jesus is our rock and salvation so look for some rocks at the base of one of the trees.