Swaggart remarks on gays spark backlash and church reaction
The Sept. 12 Swaggart worship service drew laughter as he warned he would kill a gay man who looked at him romantically. He later apologized, saying the line had been used many times. The letter notes the issue amid broader concerns over hunger, water, and inequality in a world seeking unity. The Manitoba move to legalize same sex marriage is mentioned as a related development.
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Jimmy Swaggart
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Amalgamation Debate in Cartwright Reflects Community Pride
A Cartwright opinion urges careful choice on amalgamation and partnerships, warning of loss of local voice. The piece recalls 1947 editorial urging residents to engage on village council, praising volunteers and fundraising for facilities like rinks and community projects.
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Southern Manitoba Review
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Neighborly Pride and Duty in a Prairie Town
The piece extols rural Prairie communities for hospitality and mutual aid, highlighting swimming pools, parks, and tourism as focal points. It warns that growth can erode local ties and governance, urging village councils and residents to stay involved to influence their town’s future.
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