“Mennonite Reflections: Arriving in Manitoba 150 Years Ago” is the exhibit currently featured in the Gerhard Ens Gallery. The following is the first in a series of articles highlighting each of the seven themes presented in this exhibit.
I am delighted to announce that my latest book is available at Amazon: Untangling Trudeau: MAID, COVID, ABORTION, LGBTQ+.
Even a casual observer of politics will have seen and heard it. After the election of a new government, a great deal of the new administration’s time is spent blaming the previous government.
Hallelujah – It is the start of a brand New year – Should we take the liberty to be a little noisy – after all, this is the start of a NEW YEAR.
Our tendency is to do things on our own. Independence is valued in our society. And we congratulate those who are self-sufficient and ‘masters of their own destiny’.
Politics has always been tribal. Political parties are driven to win elections and because of that there isn’t much grace given to other political parties.
As we near the end of the year, it is good practice to review the activities, events and programs that Mennonite Heritage Village has experienced in the last twelve months.
The name January is derived from the Roman god Janus. Janus was said to have two faces, one looking forward and one looking back.
It is officially the new year! I hope you all had a festive and cozy holiday season with plenty of delicious food and tasty treats, time spent with loved ones, and some well-deserved relaxation.
As people begin to return to a more regular routine following Christmas, thoughts often turn to the new year ahead.
