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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 2011
Page
5
A meditation on Jesus facing universal rejection through his final week. The text contrasts personal feelings of rejection with the crucifixion and Isaiah’s prophecy, ending with a vow of never abandoning those who seek forgiveness through faith. It urges readers to welcome Jesus as a steadfast friend.
A reader recalls scribbles on a scrap of paper about vocation and cites Barbara Brown Taylor in Preaching Life. The author reflects on a midnight question to God about ordination and the transformative line Anything it pleases you opens doors to varied callings.
Rita Friesen argues clergy credentials should not define Christian faith. A young man seeks ordination to comfort troubled souls publicly and privately. The piece contrasts ordained life with living in two worlds and urges faithful daily purpose without limits.
A reflection on God the Father sending Jesus to take humanity's punishment. Jesus, without sin, shed His blood for redemption and rose from the dead, now interceding for believers. The message invites celebration of a risen Saviour this Easter.
The document urges stricter rules on campaign signs including size limits. It proposes signs only on private residences with one sign per property and written resident consent. Blocks and abandoned homes should be exempt, to avoid misleading apartment residents and the public.
A reader urges voters to grant Stephen Harper a majority to fully test his party’s abilities beyond minority rule. The letter argues unified leadership will prevent gridlock, comparing the country to a wagon needing one reinsman to avoid stalls and ensure progress.
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