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From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

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From the pastor’s desk

Pastor Leroy Aufenkamp
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
What one thing does God ask of every person? He asks of us that we believe on Him and receive Him as our personal Savior. John 1:12 says, “But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become thesons of God, even to them that believe on his name.
Reverse snowbird

Reverse snowbird

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Reverse snowbird

Duane H.h. Lyon
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
If every barn and storage bin is full, haven’t we played the fools way?Our earthen treasures grow rusty and moth eaten day by day.Only what’s done for and in Jesus Christ will last into eternity!In my recent daily route a kind man, wheelchair bound, came into my life.
DeSousa boys enjoying breakfast together a the Bible camp in Devils Lake; Noah, Daniel, and Lucas. Submitted photo

DeSousa boys enjoying breakfast together a the Bible camp in Devils Lake; Noah, Daniel, and Lucas. Submitted photo

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Prism of prose

Clint Van Camp
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Men 2025Boys do what they want, men do what they should. This is just one of the messages Denny Curran brought to the Men’s Retreat 2025. He added that men should give their life to God, should pray passionately, and should lead their lives with their faith.
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RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

News Staff
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Policy shifts, pesticide debates, trade war worries – The pace of change in Washington with the new administration is staggering. American Soybean Growers Association Chairman Josh Gackle cites the downsizing in the government workforce, including the impact on local Farm Service Agency offices.
A view from the International Peace Garden where the Canadian and U.S. borders meet. While the park has not yet seen a notable drop in visitors, some Canadians have voiced dismay at political rhetoric from the Trump administration in recent weeks. Photo by Michelle Burnett, provided by the International Peace Garden.

A view from the International Peace Garden where the Canadian and U.S. borders meet. While the park has not yet seen a notable drop in visitors, some Canadians have voiced dismay at political rhetoric from the Trump administration in recent weeks. Photo by Michelle Burnett, provided by the International Peace Garden.

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Trump policies leave North Dakota summer tourism prospects uncertain

Michael Standaert, North Dakota News Cooperative
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Businesses await impact of park service cuts, Canadian tourist boycottCommunities and businesses near sites administered by the National Park Service and those reliant on Canadian tourists are facing uncertainty after recent policy decisions by the Trump administration.
Along the way

Along the way

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Along the way

Christine Jensen
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
|“Walk with honor, character, and integrity in all that you do. Do these things and you will find that you can appreciate the adventure of life and live with greater ease.” - Shawn L.
Life in the slow lane?

Life in the slow lane?

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Life in the slow lane?

Lesa Van Camp
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
|When I was younger there were predictions made about what we would see in the future. I never dreamed that any of these things would become a reality. Yet here we are in the year 2025 and many of these predictions are part of our everyday lives.
Buffets are popular because you see all the possibilities on the line, so take a trip around the buffet to check out all options before selecting your food. Pixabay photo

Buffets are popular because you see all the possibilities on the line, so take a trip around the buffet to check out all options before selecting your food. Pixabay photo

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Prairie Fare: Choose mindfully when eating at buffets

Julie
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Garden-Robinson, Ph.D., R.D., L.R.D.“Are you a runner?” I asked my dinner companion as she galloped ahead of me.“No, but I am kind of a slow jogger — a ‘slogger,’” she replied.I trotted slowly on the cobblestone sidewalk, trying not to break my “hoof” on the uneven surface.
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