Harvest Laws of Life Reminding of Deeds and Delayed Judgment
An elderly speaker reflects on four harvest laws linking actions to consequences. The uncle’s death from farm chemical exposure underscores law four’s message that deeds—good or evil—will be noticed by God and repaid in due season, with warnings about delaying judgment and the need for forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
St. Paul’s
Family trip deferred as Friesen clan grows
The narrator chose to skip a long drive to Slave Lake despite a new Friesen family member arriving. He backs home to finish yard and house work, noting harvest progress, autumn scenery, and upcoming Friesens wedding in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slave Lake
Little Lake
Thad
Family Blessings and Faith Across Generations
Addy Oberlin reflects on growing a family across three generations and the joy of making birthday cards for grandchildren and great grandchildren while honoring parental duties. She cites Psalm 1273 Proverbs 226 Exodus 2012 and prays for daily guidance and faith for the family.
Hog Moratorium Debate Ties to Environment Not Unions
Letter argues that hog barn moratorium has no link to unions and criticizes overproduction and market manipulation. It cites Puratone and Big Sky Farms bankruptcy and emphasizes environmental impacts, regulation, and responsible farming.
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Ken Waddell
Manitoba
Puratone Corp
Niverville
Big Sky Farms
Humboldt
Sask
Canada
Earth
Neepawa
Jordan Drain
Plumas
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