Forgiveness journey after a life changing fall
In October 2002 a seeker shares how a counselor urged choice between lingering bitterness and forgiveness. He lists offenses, burns the pages, and learns that God forgives sins as he forgives others. The path remains hard but faithendows grace.
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Neil
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The Shepherdess and the Good Shepherd in My Reflections
A personal reflection on a Hofner image The Shepherdess 1832 1913 linking pastoral care to self examination in chaplaincy The author recalls tending sheep as a teen and sees faith as trusting the Good Shepherd outside the fold The piece embraces humility safety in care for creation and avoiding materialism
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Johann Baptist Hofner
B.J. Thomas
Winter Gear And Signs Of Spring In Faithful Verse
The narrator notes winter boots and coat remain ready in the sun room while observing distant lilacs and cherry blossoms. They praise God controlling weather and describe snow, thaw, and emerging green as a miracle, promising to watch for new buds and stay prepared for any change.
Fire at Greenwood Cemetery prompts calls for accountability
Keith Campbell writes that a March 24 unattended fire at Greenwood Cemetery burned along the grounds and road, suggesting arson to thaw a grave and asking who should replace damaged trees. He also notes no AGM date notification since his March 25 letter and asks for a decision date.
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Keith Campbell
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Borrowing Dilemma Shows Shifting Editorial Stance
Reader asks why the Banner praised deficits by a federal government while criticizing municipalities for not borrowing. The letter outlines perceived inconsistency between left and right borrowing praise and questions the policy stance across levels of government.
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Leonard Paramor
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