Sobering moment reminds Manitoba readers to drive safely
A reflective piece recalls a recent truck crash on a steep Manitoba hill and urges cautious driving. The narrator frames three life responses fear folly and faith, urging prayer for victims and urging readers to value each day and avoid unnecessary risks.
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Tam
Sunday Baking and Long Friendship Close a Quiet Day
The narrator bakes chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin cookies and apple crisps from backyard apples while reflecting on a long friendship. A distant friend in poor health declines medical life-extending treatment, and they share a long, candid conversation about aging, family, books, and blessings.
A Manitoba September Reflection From Addy Oberlin
Addy Oberlin describes September in Manitoba with cooler mornings and sunny days. Farmers fill bins, fields show hay bales, gardens stock canning, geese migrate, and Northern Lights glow as winter projects begin. The note ends with gratitude and a Bible verse about peace.
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Addy Oberlin
Manitoba
Christ
Letter to the editor questions clergy on disasters and climate
The writer challenges Rev. Neil Strohschein's column on natural disasters and God's nature. He asks who or what causes storms, whether God is all powerful, and how prayer relates to harm. He urges acknowledgement of manmade climate change and practical action for reducing future tragedies. Larry Powell Neepawa MB.
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Iam
Neil Strohschein
Texas
Harvey
Pope
Irma
United Church
Strohschein
Larry Powell Neepawa