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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 2013
Page
4
A reflection on failed doomsday predictions tied to Mayan calendar forecasts. The piece notes ignoring Christ’s return date warnings, urges faith over dates, and envisions God announcing the end when it comes. It contrasts first and second appearances of Christ and warns against date-setting distractions.
The writer reflects on twenty years of weekly card and crokinole games with friends and notes changes in hands from aging outdoor work. He also observes growing clutter at the work area and the struggle to reduce 2012 files to make space for 2013, fearing to discard tomorrow’s needed papers.
An orange essay-like reflection uses a drink mishap as a parable. The narrator contrasts leaking cups and a solved problem with a call to confess wrongdoing. It cites 1 John 1 9 and John 4 14 to urge individuals to seek forgiveness and receive eternal life through Jesus. The message ends with a prompt to act today.
An increasing concern notes that some snow machines and quads emit vapor affecting certain individuals. When riding in a group, those less affected should help take control. The danger targets decision making areas of the brain and may lead to damaging private yards crops and underground lines.
Dale Lakevold of Minnedosa Man writes against Remembrance Day militarism and supports students right to opt out for religious reasons. The letter criticizes glorification of war and urges remembrance of civilians harmed by conflict, urging renunciation of violence as a solution.
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