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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 2002
Page
7
The piece notes a 1953 53 percent Canadian weekly church attendance dropping to 21 percent by 2000 while belief in God held steady around 81 percent and 84 percent in 1981. It argues faith as a divine gift needing receptivity and witness, citing Matthew 10 32 33 and urging reflection on why faith remains a struggle.
The author shares a personal minimalist theory of faith noting humans tend to do the least, while Jesus did the least necessary yet everything to save mankind. A mustard seed of faith can grow large, and even a small faith can move mountains. Contact details for Ken Rolheiser are provided.
Expressions of gratitude go to Ambulance staff Roblin Fire Department and tenants for a prompt courteous response after a tenant’s mishap last week. Sincere sympathies extend to Ann Bonarew on her brother’s recent death.
A funeral for Pete Labuke drew many family members and friends. Ruth and Doug Moore of Winnipeg stayed with Ruth's mother Betty Federiuk and attended the service. Margaret LaPlante and Bill LaPlante with Carol Funk traveled to Yorkton for a medical appointment and shopping. Mary Stasiuk returned home from hospital care. Floral & Gift Shop received thanks for a bright Easter Lily.
After a thaw brought a few warm days the town woke to fresh snow on Tuesday morning. The Maple Manor notes new resident Doris Andrews and welcomes guests at an April 11 supper with sixteen tenants. Harold Chase remains in hospital recovering, and visitors include Shirley Cranbrook and Beth Bowley.
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