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15 years ago, I was asked if I might plan an annual service for families who experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

An exhibit like The Art of Mennonite Clocks, currently on display in our Gerhard Ens Gallery, doesn’t happen without a lot of cooperation.

You have probably heard the famous quote by Hippocrates, “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”

This week, I was proud to recognize the contributions of Kleefeld’s own, Robb Nash, who was recently named as one of twelve upcoming recipients of the Order of Manitoba.

It is a misty Manitoba morning and I like it that way. I have been to exotic locations but give me a prairie morning with a meadowlark greeting me with her rhapsody of song and the smell of the earth in the air and I will be content.

Seldom do I write to you folks about death. We always want to stay on the living side of things and not think too much about the dying side of things.

In recent weeks I have noticed on-line how many evangelicals who are inclined toward dispensationalism have become enraptured with the rapture.

“I have good news and bad news,” was what the late Arthur Kroeger said to me on the phone in June of 2013. The good news was that he had managed to repair my clock, but the bad news was that it was not a Kroeger clock.

Healthy joints are a key factor in comfort, physical mobility, and maintaining a quality active lifestyle. Unfortunately, many people experience pain, inflammation and stiffness associated with joint damage.

Over the past two weeks, I attended several fundraising events which highlighted the strong community values that exist in Manitoba.