Three Winter Prep Paths From Animal Life To Human Life
The essay compares migrating, adapting with thicker coats, and hibernating as three winter strategies, noting humans face similar choices. It describes daylight shrinking to about 12 hours, leaves turning, and people preparing homes, food stores, and warm clothing for the season. It ends urging a mix of activities including outdoor winter fun and indoor rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Arctic
Antarctic
Pole
Faithful Works in Progress Inspiring Story From Hendricks
Dallas Theological Seminary professor Emeritus Howard Hendricks recalls an early school moment when a fourth grade teacher challenged him and believed in him. He credits mentors who saw potential, framing education as guiding children as works in progress under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hendricks
Dallas Theological Seminary
Hendricks
Homebodies reflections on ordinary joys and connections
Rita Friesen writes about simple pleasures that bring happiness from cooking and sharing moments with family to art, memory, and small acts of daily life. She notes online Scrabble with her daughter in Saskatoon, the comfort of familiar objects, and honoring a father's anniversary through quiet familial vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mare Jaackman
Rita Friesen