Notable Biblical Figures and Their Flaws
A seminary professor noted that aside from Jesus Christ no one in history was free of flaws. Biblical figures such as Moses, James, John, Elijah, Jeremiah, David, Simon Peter, and Paul all faced notable weaknesses.
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Everal
Jesus Christ
Moses
Jesus
James
John
Elijah
Jeremiah
King David
Simon Peter
St. Paul
Barnabas
Faithfully Yours and the Flaws of Church Leadership
A reflective piece on imperfect leaders in scripture and today. It notes Moses Elijah Peter James and John Paul as flawed yet used by God to confront evil. It emphasizes healthy churches show forgiveness, welcome all, and pursue unity, growth, and service through God’s power.
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God
Moses
Egypt
Promised Land
Elijah
Israel
Simon Peter
James
John
St. Paul
Roman Empire
Christ
Jesus
Lifelong learning and the four wayfinders of education
The piece reflects on lifelong learning and four guiding factors virtue relationships responsibility and judgement. It links personal experience with literature and quotes from Hamlet Donne and others to argue education extends beyond classrooms and emphasizes moral action and interconnected living.
Never Too Old to Learn With Modern Tech and Faith
An elderly narrator recalls childhood outdoor games and now embraces electronic devices for staying in touch with family, reading the Bible on an iPad, listening to music, and offering encouragement. He notes safety concerns for children and finds renewal through faith and communication.
Thank you for your thoughtful Manitoba letters
A Manitoba professor writes to express gratitude for weekly editorials and the stimulating discussions in late 1960s classes. He notes enjoyment of Ken and Kate's columns, mentions sharing with a family of varied professions, and invites curiosity about his tone via the APEGM Keystone Professional site.
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Ken
Kate
Manitoba
APEGM
Keystone Professional
Ron Britton
Winnipeg
NDP urged to reroute BiPole III to Lake Winnipeg east
Manitoba opposition leader urges the NDP to move BiPole III east of Lake Winnipeg citing expert advice from Manitoba Hydro. He warns the current western routing increases cost by about 2 billion dollars and raises future rates while impacting farm families First Nations and communities.
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NDP
Manitoba Hydro
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba
Greg Selinger
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