Faithfully Your Own: A Lesson From God On Time
Neil Stroh schein reflects on returning to study at Assiniboine Community College via distance education. He contrasts diligent and lazy study habits, links wisdom to God’s careful, staged creation, and argues that God takes time to do things right, delaying judgment and allowing humanity to choose repentance.
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Assiniboine Community College
ACC
Earth
God
Rilla Name Tales And A Humble Heritage
Rita Friesen writes about choosing and growing with the name Rilla derived from L M Montgomery characters. She recalls family naming debates with Ed, explains nicknames like Gorilla, and shares memories of school and sports, concluding with her current preference for Rilla and tease of more to come.
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Sarah
Rilla
Hannelle
Rilla of
Ingleside
L.M. Montgomery
Rilly
Marilla
Masks and motives linger after Halloween night
A reflective note warns of masked behavior in daily life and the danger of greed. It compares trick or treat disguises to year round pretenses, urging honesty before God. The piece cites Philippians 4 7 about divine peace and urges unmasking to face the world with a joyful heart.
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Moses
God
Jesus Christ
St. Paul
St. Peter
St. James
Crisis on native reserves demands action not governance houses
Don Sandberg argues northern reserves face a humanitarian crisis with youth suicide, drugs, and poverty. He criticizes tribal leaders for traveling to Winnipeg governance hubs and calls for fully staffed urban residences with security and crisis workers to provide safe havens and pathways to opportunity.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Governance House
Don Sandberg
Frontier Centre For Public Policy
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Neil Strohschein
Rita Friesen
Church
Billa
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