From Hate to Hope After Charleston Church Tragedy
A columnist reflects on the Charleston church massacre and the need for national reconciliation. The piece stresses that laws alone cannot end racism, and urges the power of divine love to transform attitudes and restore dignity to all people. It honors victims and calls for ongoing action beyond step one.
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Charleston
Earth
Canada
Brian Sinclair
Portage trip musings on road, faith, and quiet gratitude
The narrator reflects on a journey to Portage for parts and the road itself. He notes blue and tan portable toilets, contemplates single life, and recalls a past mentor who set a high standard. He wonders about faith, personal growth, winter tires, and friendships as he travels home.
Trusting God Through Fatigue and Blessings
The author reflects on疲劳 and patience waning while recognizing daily blessings from the Lord. They recall praise for a parking spot near the door and feeling guided to be at home at moments of need, emphasizing faith and trust in God's control as Psalm 37 5 guides.
Rivers Collegiate Canley Cup drives 390 pounds of food
Students teachers and parents organized the Canley Cup collecting 390 pounds of food for Riverdale Harvest. Leadership cooperation and effort were praised as a success with several individuals and the winning team acknowledged for their contribution and community spirit.
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Rivers Collegiate
Riverdale Harvest
Liliane Dupuis
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