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Life is far more interesting when there’s purpose to it. I’m always amazed and saddened when I see those stumbling through their 70 or 80 years with no place to go, and no particular thing to do. I think that people who have a sense of purpose tend to live longer and healthier. They...
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I just returned from Costa Rica from a vacation with my wife. I love the heat, beaches, and the people there. It was so refreshing to get away from the craziness that goes on around here and be some place where the phone never rings, no one needs you, and the time seems to...
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Recently, while in Costa Rica, I took a day trip to another central American country just to see the culture and experience the sights. It was like going back in time quite significantly, and something I won’t easily forget. Some of the scenery was quite spectacular, as we got to look into a live...
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Sometimes you just have to do something a little drastic, don’t you? In Alberta we have, on average seven months of winter and five months of poor sledding, otherwise known as winter and construction season, or winter and July! This year, we cheated the final stages of winter and went to Costa Rica, where...
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Recently, we celebrated Easter… for the most part, this can be quite a confusing holiday. If you have never read my story of discovering Easter, I was one of those said individuals who was in the “confused” category. We were taught that Easter was all about Jesus dying on the cross some two thousand...
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My childhood years existed during the 1960’s… Bell bottoms, hippies, the birth of 10 speed bikes, transistor radios, and the space race. Before the space ship thing was even that popular, I was more interested in the “wild and crazy” cowboy shows that could barely be made out on our state-of-the-art tube-powered blackand- white...
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The last couple of weeks, I wrote about a plane ride from Smithers, BC to the northern end of Atlin Lake, which pokes it’s nose into the Yukon Territory. It was a very cool trip other than the few moments that could have proven to be disastrous. When you’re a hundred miles away from...
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Making our way from Smithers, BC to the north end of Atlin Lake on the border of the Yukon Territories in a small Piper Cub two seater plane equipped with floats, the pilot and I had a great time enjoying the scenery and fairly good weather. During the flight, I held the maps that...
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By Bill Olsen, Pastor, Fort Sask. Life Church Have you ever been so far down a road that you think you can’t turn back, or into certain predicaments so intense that there’s no way out? I think we all can to relate to those types of moments. Some, more than others. I hired a...
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This year is “leap year”. I really have to applaud those really smart people who figured out that our year is actually 365 and 1/4 days long… That must have been quite a discovery as there was no digital anythings around, you couldn’t “google” it… they just figured it out… “Hey Ralf… there’s a quarter of an extra day...
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