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Astronaut Who Carried Piece of Missions Aviation History Into Space Reflects on His Flight
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Teresa Neumann : Oct 28, 2009 : Erin Roach - Baptist Press News
"Sometimes people will expect it to be almost a religious experience when you go up there, and I guess knowing God as Creator and the miracles that I see all around me on earth, it's less of that for me and sometimes more what He's taught me just through my experiences of being an astronaut."
(Houston, Texas)—Baptist Press News reports that Patrick Forrester, the space shuttle astronaut who carried a piece of the battery box from martyred missionary pilot Nate Saint's Piper PA-14 airplane when the space shuttle Discovery docked at the international space station in late August, reflected on his flight, and his faith, encouraging people to get personally involved in sharing the Gospel outside their comfort zones. (Photo: BPNews) Forrester also described what it's like to see God's handiwork from above earth: "It's always a beautiful view that we have when we're up there looking back at earth and looking out toward the stars and moon, out toward the heavens," he said. "I'm just always amazed at what I see. Sometimes people will expect it to be almost a religious experience when you go up there, and I guess knowing God as Creator and the miracles that I see all around me on earth, it's less of that for me and sometimes more what He's taught me just through my experiences of being an astronaut."
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