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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 2010
Page
5
A devotional overview links Proverbs themes to faith in God and life on earth. It explores wisdom, ethics, and human folly, stressing that reverence for the Lord is the start of knowledge. It presents God’s character, creation, fall, and the path of forgiveness through Jesus Christ.
A sister recounts receiving weekly one page letters from Moscow via the Canadian Embassy. She describes life teaching English, weekends at the dacha, and the government gift of land in 1984 with scarce utilities. The letters reveal daily life, travel by train, crowded two room homes, and long commutes to the dacha.
A diary style entry recalls Lena tending home bulbs in Russia and Bea leading a Cyprus class trip with 72 students and nine chaperones. It mentions Paris supper with peers, photos from familiar places, and reflections on identity viewed in the mirror. The piece ends noting plans for a blend of facts and imagination.
Addy Oberlin voices concern over children collecting candy and the display of greed. She warns about masked costumes symbolizing deceit and the promotion of worldly values over spiritual truth. She cites John 3 16 to argue that faith in God offers lasting peace beyond earthly rewards.
A resident criticizes council for approving a $6.3 million tender for a complex, arguing it contradicts a prior $5 million limit and omits architect fees and finishing costs. The letter questions funding, operating budgets, and the true final cost, urging accountability before borrowing and future council oversight.
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