Newseum Delights in Washington DC History of News Exhibit
Kate Jackman-Atkinson visits the Newseum in Washington DC highlighting its exhibits on the history of the news. She notes displays from the Watergate era to Pulitzer Prize photographs and a brief on media freedom, alongside reflections on city cleanliness and police presence.
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Involvement that changes a life through faith and service
A pastor reflects on a troubled church and the power of community involvement. He explains how stepping into local organizations transformed one board member and inspired broader faith growth, urging readers to leave cloister and serve.
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Renovations Expand at Friesen Home Bodied by Veranda Overhaul
Rita Friesen writes about renovating the veranda with Ed, noting a sagging roof, improvised support using flimsy lumber, and a plan to extend seating. Despite friction, they persevere, promising changes to steps newel post window and garden, hoping for a water feature if time and resources allow.
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