Path to lasting peace theme echoes Christmas greetings
The text links Christmas messages from world leaders to a common call for peace and justice. It argues that treaties and climate accords are only as strong as signatories and urges a shift from flawed methods to follow the example of the Prince of Peace Jesus Christ, to foster justice, tolerance, and shared resources.
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Bethlehem
Jesus the Christ
Peace
Prince of Peace
Prince
No single way to celebrate this season for all
A reflective personal piece on Christmas experiences highlights diverse feelings and practices. It contrasts bustling festive scenes with those who suffer loneliness, illness, or grief, urging a universal peace and goodwill. It emphasizes that joy and solace come in many forms and from shared kindness.
What can I give Him a heart for Christmas
A Christmas reflection mentions December busyness of concerts banquets and parties. It urges giving Jesus a heartfelt gift rather than material presents, citing the hymn What can I give Him by Christina Rossetti. The message offers peace and joy through inviting Christ into life and wishes a blessed Christmas and New Year.
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Jesus
Santa Claus
Christina Rossetti
Jesus Christ
Neepawa Palliative Care Seeks Cash Boost for 2014
The Neepawa Palliative Care program, operating since 1998, provides free 24 seven support to about 50 families annually without government funding. It relies on donations and a memory bulb fundraiser, with a monthly budget around 2500 dollars and a current bank balance of 6422.51, risking closure in 2 3 months without new funds. Volunteers total 26, delivering over 1000 hours yearly under a seven member committee and local health service management.
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Neepawa
Regional Health Authority
Ourrogram
Harris Pharmacy
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