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Community Forum
Embracing Prayer in Community for Seniors
Janet Baird Weisiger writes about overcoming fear before public prayer, finding a personal, intimate way to talk with God, and the value of joining a community prayer group for seniors in Zeeland Royal Park Place. She shares how prayer becomes a conversation with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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First Amendment text excerpt preserved as record
The line presents the First Amendment brief stating Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It protects freedom of speech of the press and the right to assemble and petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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Online reader poll on Michigan budget and roads
Last question asks if Gov Whitmer and GOP leaders should rush a budget without long term road fixes and the new question asks if the state government will shut down over the impasse. Cast votes at Facebook Holland Sentinel News.
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The Case for Constitution Day Reflections on American Republic
Milton Nieuwsma argues to honor Constitution Day by recognizing the republic built by the Founders. He cites Washington and Franklin, notes the open handling of human error, and warns that nonvoting endangers the system. The piece highlights enduring democracy, citizen duty, and the value of the Constitution.
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Local roads complained about and urging fixes
A reader from Holland criticizes state and county road work on South Shore Drive calling it noisy dusty and disruptive. The letter argues for solid paving funds and road policy, citing Michigan’s ranking and proposing a gas tax based on road use with vehicle type considerations and resisting general fund raids.
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Letters and guest columns submission guidelines
Submissions to Holland Sentinel may be emailed or mailed to the newsroom with the author’s name address and telephone for verification The letters limit is 300 words while guest columns must be between 600 and 750 words Word limits apply and editors decide publication.
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