Allen Broesky crossing the finish line of his pandemic walking goal. (Allen Broesky)
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Manitobans continue to look for the best in less-than-ideal COVID-19 situations in this week s good news.
Another COVID-19 summer is on the horizon, and yet, plans for Kids Day Camps are still in the works.
Boyd Kleiver, program director at Roseau River Bible Camp, says their camp opened up registration to campers back in March and already have over 200 campers registered.
When it comes to restrictions, Kleiver says, We don t really think the restrictions (this year) will be more limiting than what they were last year. Our sports skills was one skill that we x ed, but all of the other skills were good to go. Archery and ropes had disinfection stations. We were able to make each skill work, with a few adaptions, to what a regular summer would look like.
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In Mark Buchanan s latest book,
God Walk: Moving at the Speed of Your Soul, he explores one of the oldest spiritual practices of our faith, walking.
I walk a lot. None of it is heroic. I ve never done a great pilgrimage or anything. But I became very interested in what was happening in us when we walk, explained Mark Buchanan. So spiritually I m interested in that, but also the physiology of it, how relationships can go to a new level when we walk with somebody, our attentiveness to our environment and our ability to really see the creation around us and experience in a way different from what we re used to.
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In Mark Buchanan s latest book,
God Walk: Moving at the Speed of Your Soul, he explores one of the oldest spiritual practices of our faith, walking.
I walk a lot. None of it is heroic. I ve never done a great pilgrimage or anything. But I became very interested in what was happening in us when we walk, explained Mark Buchanan. So spiritually I m interested in that, but also the physiology of it, how relationships can go to a new level when we walk with somebody, our attentiveness to our environment and our ability to really see the creation around us and experience in a way different from what we re used to.
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the psalm recognize this, when he placed book ends of reassurance around his description of the chaos, he began his words by saying, god is our refuge and strength, and ever present help in trouble, and he ended by saying the lord all mighty is with us, god walks with us and even carries us when life hits us hard. but not only does god walk with us, others come alongside to walk the journey, family members, close friends, fellow soldiers, sometimes total strangers, all come alongside to support us and to lift us and to, if possible, ease our burden and carry our grief. we never have to walk alone. there s a contemporary song that describes this powerful truth, part of the chorus, sung as one looking back over the road of