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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 2009
Page
5
The article reflects on the Book of Job, detailing feeling of divine distance amid illness and friends' accusations. It notes Job's faith despite unanswered prayers, questioning why God allows suffering and offering patient trust until a divine purpose is revealed. It concludes with the hymn sentiment that someday comprehension will come.
Rita Friesen writes a personal meditation on sleepless nights inspired by Esther. The narrator recalls insomnia as a universal theme, describes wandering the house at 3 am, choosing quiet activities like reading and puzzles, and vows to avoid TV while awaiting rest. The piece ends noting such nights still occur.
A note on a crab-apple tree in bloom with white flowers crowned on branches. Bees pollinate, enabling later fruit picks, illustrating nature's beauty and God’s purpose for creation. The writer cites 1 Corinthians 6 19 20 and urges reverence for the body as a temple.
Don McFadden thanks coverage for recognizing Josie Paddock and Cassandra Pryzner while urging acknowledgment for Al and Donna Morken and Principal Sheppard and staff who organized the event. He congratulates the students and wishes them a successful start to post secondary education.
A reader from Churchill critiques the global warming narrative and the term global warming, proposing the playful label global weirdity to describe ongoing cold, snow, and unusual spring conditions. The writer questions government claims and notes personal observations of northern weather and polar bears.
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