Opinion

As the days to Christmas wind down, an unwanted gift came our way. I told Ed yesterday that one of the secretaries at our church phoned to say she has tested positive for COVID-19. She and her husband are quarantined for 10 days.

Handel’s Messiah popularized these lines: “for unto us a child is born.” We need to hear afresh every Christmas. Every child holds a great promise of new things to come. Why do we need promises? We have experienced so much darkness in recent times.

We have been inundated with TV programs, articles, social media posts, videos, and radio concerning the global pandemic.

Christ the Savior is born! Friends, it is with great joy that I am able to share the story of our Savior who was born to give His life for your salvation. Bethlehem wasn’t much of a place in Jesus’ day.

Observations from Isolation

A story to begin. There was a king who offered a prize to the artist who could depict a painting of “perfect peace”. Many pictures were submitted of pastoral forests and sunlit mountains.

December is here! Even in this time of pandemic, friends and family are beginning to share with each other holiday cheer! Even though we are in the midst of the second COVID-19 wave, I’m finding that there are many blessings around us: the weather is

Wow! What a year it has been! Who would have ever guessed last Christmas that we would spend more time at home than anywhere else! That words like “social distancing”, “COVID-19”, “flattening the curve”, and “quarantined” would likely be the most com

Dear Editor From 1963 to 1970 the Front de libération du Québec was responsible for 200 bombings, many robberies and the death of six people. Partly in response to the FLQ’s actions, rose René Lévesque’s Parti Québécois.

I’m sitting at my computer, searching my mind and heart for a topic for this pre-Christmas article.