The Camel and the Burden That Ends in Grace
A reflective essay contrasts a desert parable of a straw breaking and endless burdens with Christian faith. It urges gratitude, self denial of insatiable appetites, and turning to Jesus for transformation, forgiveness, and renewed relationships. The author references Wisdom 11 22 25 and the biblical tale of Zacchaeus to illustrate divine mercy and daily guidance. Contact details for the author are provided.
New pastor Ryan Bear and family welcomed in Roblin
The Roblin Free Methodist Church welcomes Pastor Ryan Bear and his wife Uma and their two children Cassandra and Samuel. Ryan, a graduate of the University of Alberta in psychology, has 14 years of work with people with disabilities and ministry experience in Korea before joining Roblin and Grandview. Uma, born in Malaysia, moved to Canada 14 years ago, pursued Rehab Practitioner studies, and works with adults with disabilities. The family enjoys time together and is active in children and women’s ministries. Samuel begins novice hockey and Cassandra loves music and swimming.
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