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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 2010
Page
5
Analysis of three church danger signs including territorialism excessive control and isolation, plus sectarianism. Emphasizes changing society, seeker culture, and the need for churches to relate to issues like environment poverty housing and war while avoiding internal battles and asserting forgiveness through Jesus Christ.
A diary-like note describes efforts to force warm weather from washing the car to winterizing windows. Garden peas emerge as other crops falter, while lawn care teams battle long grass. The narrator jokes about Murphy’s Law and hopes for better signs despite persistent cold.
The narrator reflects on finishing autumn tasks before freeze up. Hooves and Hoover help as geese pass overhead. Birdmigrations and late fieldwork mark a year when harvests were stored early, yet warm spells tempt a second summer and the writer keeps faith with good intentions.
A woman recounts inviting a pious book reading and praying for help when a light bulb burned out and failed. She credits Psalm 37 4 and a timely electrician visit for turning on the light, lifting her spirits and confirming gratitude for small blessings.
A reader challenges the town over tenders for a new complex. The Banner reported updates last week but claims the lowest bid exceeded 6.5 million, while a September 21 letter to all property owners says the 6.5 million plan proceeds with pre-payment taxes due by November 30, 2010. Residents seek an official update on what is being built and the revised budget before paying.
The provincial NDP government faces criticism as livestock producers await a clear aid plan. Agriculture minister Stan Struthers is urged to move beyond denial and announce a multi-pronged program including feed freight assistance, per-head payments, and pasture restoration, coordinating with Ottawa. The delay threatens feed shortages as crops and straw run out.
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