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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2019
Page
8
Dear Amy outlines a hurt stepmom whose adult stepson and wife in another state gave only a brief birthday text while she spends on gifts for them. She plans to visit soon and wonders how to address the slight without causing further tension. The advice suggests expressing personal hurt succinctly and then letting it go.
Weather history records show Maryland received 36 inches of snow on March 29, 1942, the greatest 24-hour snowfall in the state. On March 29, 1942 winds were north-northwest at 8 to 16 knots with seas 4 to 7 feet and visibility under 3 miles in snow and rain. Temperatures on that date in 1945 reached into the 90s.
Unity on the Lakeshore in Douglas hosts a 10 am service on March 31 with Barb Corcoran discussing What Pieces Make Up My Puzzle. The church is at 41 S Washington and invites inquiries via unityls.org.
Seaborn urges awareness of spouses, urging parents to listen and act to show they remain number one. Dan Seaborn, founder of Winning At Home Inc., argues small daily actions can improve home life despite chores and late work.
Emek Shaveh and Yesh Din accuse Ancient Shiloh of shaping public opinion to link biblical Shiloh with the modern state. They note the ruins include three Byzantine churches and two mosques, with one mosque outside the park and another undeveloped. A Byzantine church has been rebuilt for events.
Dan Van Ommen urges Christians to live out the new commandment by loving fellow believers and serving the world. He cites scripture and a call to bold, costly love, saying followers may face hardship yet should strive to repair broken relations and feed the hungry. Contact details for Van Ommen are provided.
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