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						  When my long-time friend Dick Schreul invited me to visit the Crossroads Christian Youth Center in Big Rock, and to meet its energetic director Doug Pierson, I had to admit that I really had not heard of the center. After our trip to Big Rock on one of the recent beautiful autumn afternoons, I was reminded of a well known study conducted in the 1990s. &nbsp;For lack of a better name, the study was about &ldquo;why we miss what&rsquo;s right in front of us.&rdquo; I have driven past the center countless times, but had not noticed the modern building and  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   