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Is God a monster or a marshmallow

The preacher's Sunday sermon was Forgiveness. Toward the end of the service, he asked, "How many of you have forgiven your enemies?" All put up their hands except one small elderly lady. "Mrs.

Wheatland Senior Centre news

The results of the Wheatland Senior Centre's activities from March 24 to March 30: Bridge: (Monday) 1st George Gillies, 2nd Howard Giroux, 3rd Jean Janoski.

What will you be?

"My background is in design, decorating and photography, among other creative skills. Even as a child I didn't know what kind of an artist I would be but I knew I would be an artist.

UC Chimes: You reap what you sow

A news report stated that this winter has broken records for snowfall. This winter in Saskatchewan has had substantially more snow than what has been usual.

Happy Easter to all!

Happy Easter everyone! This is UC Chimes' Easter message for all readers of the Carlyle Observer in Carlyle and surrounding Districts. It has been a long and cold winter with a lot of snow. Still winter-like weather keeps on going.

Turning the Cross into living branches

A moral theologian asked his class, "Is God a monster or a marshmallow?" I challenge the reader this Easter to see if we can finally get it right.

The call of home

by Linda Wegner Jeff joined our Toastmasters Club shortly after it was launched in the fall of 2012.

Here come the deer . . . again

Well, the deer are at it againand don't anyone try to convince me of how cute those critters are! I noticed the tops of all my snowdrops had disappeared and this afternoon the neighbour pointed in disgust to all her headless tulip stalks.

UC Chimes: Why Good Friday is so good for us

Sometimes an English word has many different meanings. English is my second language. For me that is another reason why English is so hard to learn. Still I wonder why the day of Jesus' crucifixion has been called Good Friday.

Seeing God and walking on holy ground

There is an e-mail story about a little boy who goes for a walk with root beer and Twinkies. He stops at a park and sits on a bench alongside an older man who is feeding pigeons. The boy starts to eat a Twinkie and offers the old man one.
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