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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 2011
Page
5
A Lenten reflection on humanity's rebellion against God and the need for divine assistance. The piece links Lent to Holy Week and Easter, arguing that societal faults stem from turning from God's ways and urging personal responsibility and faith in Christ's atoning sacrifice to transform individuals and curb conflict.
Rita Friesen reflects on Kathleen Norris and her book Dakota as she shares how people today connect with faith and memory. The author stresses telling true stories to children and grandchildren to preserve generations of family history.
A reflective piece on family memory and rural resilience. It recalls childhoods, bullies, moving schools, and a father's firm guidance, weaving continuity and community through generations. It ends with affirmation that sharing stories sustains hope and identity.
A friend marked an 80th birthday with family and friends traveling to celebrate. The note reflects on enduring challenges, strengthened faith, and the belief that God provides strength in weakness. It cites 2 Corinthians 12 9 10 and emphasizes God carrying believers through trials.
Letters to the editor praise the team and volunteers and urge community support for junior hockey in Neepawa Manitoba. The piece notes a budget around 250000 dollars, a lottery with 800 lottery tickets at 100 dollars each, a cash draw worth 25000 dollars, and an April 10 2011 draw date to sustain the program and push toward an MJHL championship.
Kyle Gluska praises Langford grader operators Bob Pearson and Greg Kuyp and the municipality for keeping roads passable through a difficult winter. He thanks them for their excellent work and expresses appreciation.
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