Global aid urged after Nepal earthquake tragedy
An international response unfolds as Nepal reels from a devastating quake. About 4,000 dead with Kathmandu’s historic sites ruined and power, water, and shelter in short supply. Rescue efforts hampered by landslides. relief flows begin with tents, food, and medical supplies arriving within a day.
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Nepal
Katmandu
Mt. Everest
Red Cross
World Vision
Walking the country road and the white dog
A narrator walks a rural road with dogs Henry Hoover and Miss Daisy, observing spring signs and wildlife while reflecting on a tale of two dogs and the idea of feeding a chosen nature. The piece contrasts urban noise with quiet nature and ends with a parable about listening for what you feed.
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Henry Hoover
Miss Daisy
Belief in Present Conflict and Hope Through Service
In reflecting on wars from the Old Testament to today the author notes ongoing strife yet highlights acts of kindness. They credit personal faith with guiding actions to please God, praise volunteers, and adopt a motto from a girls club about doing all for the Lord Jesus and giving thanks.
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Jesus
Open letter questions farming priorities and land values
A farmer writer laments land selling for high prices and corporate ownership, arguing profit motives erode community, land stewardship, and the appeal of farming. He recalls a simpler era, notes debt barriers for young farmers, and fears the erosion of the profession's core values and hope.
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Gerry Ritz
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