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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 2011
Page
5
A writer and minister shares lessons from moving to self employment and conducting annual financial reviews. He encourages readers to perform a life review, asking if they are growing emotionally and relationally, content with their lot, and open to better opportunities, with plans to continue next week.
A reflective poem recalls three trees tied to life stages from Graysville and Riding Mountain to Neepawa. The narrator describes a gnarled poplar, an old oak, and maples planted by family, cherishes their resilience, and links them to youth, parenting, and old age, while musing on Kilmer and Nash.
The speaker reflects on being missed after a silence, feeling pleased yet guilty for neglecting a long standing commitment. The moment highlights responsibility tied to commitment and a renewed promise to be more attentive after a phone call raises questions about someone’s concern.
The text stresses personal faithfulness to God, noting that worldly pleasures can distract us but God remains faithful, never leaving or forsaking believers who confess sins. It cites John 1 9 about forgiveness and cleansing from unrighteousness, highlighting God’s continual mercy and love.
A reader argues that officials and scientists use fear to govern and control society. The letter cites terror, terrorism, and the role of authoritative figures, urging people to seek guidance from faith and obey the Ten Commandments as a path to safety and stability. Warren Hopkins Carberry, Man.
Family Literacy Day on January 27 encourages families to learn together through play. Activities include family game nights, car games using signs and plates, storytelling from pictures, and following recipes to bake cookies. Provinces compete to register events with a chance to win prizes.
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