Opinion

In terms of popular family/party games Jenga has to be among the most recognizable.

I’m on vacation this week, spending extra time with family and working around home. With the help of others, both family and friends, we’re making our new place our own, just as we did at our last home, over a decade ago.

I know many of you are still disappointed that the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society was unable to have our AnnualFruit, Flower and Vegetable Show, and I appreciate the many lovely comments that you have shared about our “virtual” show, whic

While there are a lot of good things about our neighbor to the south, they do have a bad habit of drowning out all nearby conversation.

I’ll freely admit to being a slacker student when I was going to school.

I loved the first day of school. Absolutely loved it. Twelve years of elementary/high school, four years of university, and then 20 years working in a high school setting. That’s a lot of first days. I loved them all. Except one.

They say religion and politics don’t mix, but nobody really ever explains why. It’s really because there isn’t much compromise in our religious views, which is perfectly fine.

In the fall when Yorkton residents head to the polls in the municipal election they will be starting a new chapter in local politics.

In the world of my beloved abstract strategy games there is a rather diverse range of games. Some, such as Wizard’s Garden are rather lite fare, with quick to learn rules, and generally quick play.

I don’t write this column to share family stories. I write to demonstrate how God meets us, whoever we are; where we are, every day, any place, all the time. How Jesus walks beside us, no matter our chosen paths.