From Childish Church Views to Living Organisms
The author reflects on rural churches facing decline, arguing that a church’s building loss does not erase the congregation. He contrasts church as an organism with mere organization and urges viewing the church as a living body, family, and kingdom as preparations for future changes. He cites growth through experience and biblical insight, announcing a deeper examination of church concepts next week.
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Christ
God
Dad
St. Paul
Christ’s Church
Items I hold dear as I face downsizing and memories
A narrator lists cherished keepsakes from minty blue plates to a cup and saucer set and creamers, a cut glass heart shaped custard set, pickle dishes, and a candy dish from family. She reflects on why these pieces matter, their origins, and the pending choice to pack or pass them on.
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Myatt, Son & Co .Ltd
England
Red Moon Over Saskatoon Forest Fires Smoke Many See Red Glow
Observers report hazy red moonlight and smoky skies due to fires in northern Saskatchewan. Health advisories urge indoor activity and travel warnings note reduced visibility on highways. The narrator muses on Job's perseverance and faith amid suffering.
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Saskatchewan
Understanding all sides of child welfare in Manitoba letter response
Bobbi Pompana CEO of the Southern First Nation Network of Care presents a First Nation perspective on TRC recommendations and the 60s scoop apology. She notes First Nation agencies existed before mandates expanded and urges system changes to improve outcomes for children and relationships across communities.
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TRC
Rivers Banner
First Nation Child and Family Service Agency
Southern First Nation Network of Care
Southern Authority
Manitoba
CFS
Phoenix Sinclair
Ms. Bobbi Pompana
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