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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 2009
Page
5
A sermon excerpt explains an open door as opportunities God places before believers. It contrasts sudden, unrequested chances with sustainable, well-resourced paths for individual or church growth. The message emphasizes that such doors come from God and should be seized as gifts. The preacher promises further discussion next week.
The writer argues crime is costing Manitoba deeply and that those convicted should bear full jail costs and perform constructive labor. They advocate so making jail time harsh would deter reoffending, reduce prison crowding, and avoid new facilities, criticizing politicians for prioritizing votes over policy.
Rita Friesen notes a shift to online dating as households seek shared expenses and safer, cheaper companionship. People describe wider matching pools and goal aligned partners, with some seeking stability and family as economic pressures rise. A personal anecdote links practical partnership to lasting marital happiness.
The narrator notes multiple sounds from coffee time: a ticking clock, birds in a cage, a grumbling fridge, a blasting air conditioner, a ringing phone, and a distant garbage truck in the back lane. The scene captures a lively domestic soundscape.
The text reflects on inner guidance from God, describing a small voice after a fire and Elijah's experience. It asserts believers should heed divine promptings and follow spiritual leading as instructed by the Holy Spirit.
A provocative critique of age based healthcare policy proposing extreme measures for seniors at age seventy. The speaker alleges government neglect of elderly care while promoting an absurd plan to grant senior citizens gun rights in exchange for prison benefits and free healthcare, electricity, and meals.
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