Equalizers of Life and Time in a World of Death
The speaker reflects on death as a universal equalizer, recounting a family fire that claimed two lives and a personal history of loss. He cites Scripture and his wife’s stroke as lessons in living each day fully, urging acts of kindness and service to others today.
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Solomon
Almighty God
Ttme
Jesus
Matthew
From wringer days to modern showers in a family history
A personal narrative traces the evolution of domestic laundry and bathing from wringer washers powered by basements and wood stoves to modern electric machines and adjustable showers. The author recalls large family life, changing water sources, and the shift toward convenience while honoring past hardships.
January Reflections Overflow with Blessings and New Grandchild
The month was full of school activity and warm home welcomes after heat waves. A new great grandchild arrived, seen as a precious gift from God. The writer praises the Lord’s goodness, hoping February continues with gratitude and blessings.
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David
Neepawa Letter Defends Global Warming Theory
Larry Powell argues that weather and climate differ and cites records from NASA and the US Weather Service to support a global warming trend. He notes 2014 to 2016 as recent warm years and points to extreme events as signs of a warming world attributed to human fossil fuel use.
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Tam
Addy Oberlin
The
Banner
You
Neepawa
US Weather Service
NASA
North Pole
Maritimes
Ms. Oberlin
Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
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