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Proverbs 18:4

How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant of the weak and the strong. Because someday in life you will have been all of these.–George Washington Carver

I have admired those words for years. They reflect a perspective easily forgotten in a dizzy schedule of demands and deadlines.

It’s no wonder Ryleigh Schellenberg is Providence University’s High School Athlete of the Month – volleyball, basketball, badminton, and track and field – she does it all!

Ryleigh currently attends Rosenort School, where she’s an outstanding member of the Rosenort Red Hawks volleyball, basketball, badminton, and track and field teams. She also plays for the 17U Providence Jr Pilots volleyball team, and plays beach volleyball in the summer to keep her skills sharp.

But it’s not just her athletic talent that makes her stand out.

Proverbs 5:21

God is exacting in His knowledge.... Not one detail escapes His attention.... He knows everything about us. We are an open book before Him.

Furthermore, He is immutably faithful.

And yet He deliberately surprises us with difficult assignments, premature or unexpected deaths, lost jobs, and disappointing circumstances along the journey, even while we're in the nucleus of His will.

How can individuals and communities throughout Saskatchewan recognize and build on the benefits that multiculturalism brings to the province?

Psalm 25:2

It's impossible to pass through life without experiencing times when you cannot see your way through a deep valley. Times when the package delivered at the back door comes delivered in the ugly wrappingof death or affliction or illness or even divorce.

Golden West Broadcasting hosted a celebration lunch for long-time member Aaron Matthews yesterday as he spent his final day with the company.

Aaron worked part-time for the radio station since joining in 2017 and was able to live out his dream, of working in the radio industry in his hometown.

He was in charge of our recycling department, helped our admin team, joined our on-air announcers for shows, helped out with promotions, and added some liveliness to our staff meetings weekly.

Revelation 3:11

If you live in the light of Christ's return each day of your life, it does wonders for your perspective. If you realize that you must give account for every idle word and action when you stand before the Lord Jesus, it does amazing things to your conduct.

It also makes you recognize how many needless activities we get involved in on this earth. Sort of like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Don't bother! Don't get lost in insignificant details! He's coming soon!

Recognize the urgency and the simplicity of the hour!

Picture it: you go for a night out, and you’re faced with many choices: what to wear, what snacks to bring, whether you should arrive on time or show up fashionably late.

When it’s time to find a safe ride home, you’ve also got options. 

SGI's Traffic Safety Spotlight for November, as it is every year, is on impaired driving.

Psalm 38:15

Take from us our wealth and we are hindered. Take our health and we are handicapped. Take our purpose and we are slowed, temporarily confused.

But take away our hope, and we are plunged into deepest darkness...stopped dead in our tracks, paralyzed. Wondering, "Why?" Asking, "How much longer? Will this darkness ever end? Does He know where I am?"

Six racers were honoured during the Estevan Motor Speedway Awards Banquet Saturday night at the Days Inn.

Travis Hagen (Williston, N.D.) was the modified champion, Chris Hortness (Estevan) won the stockcar, Robby Rosselli (Minot, N.D.) was tops in sport mods, hobby stock went to Kyler Satran (Minot, N.D.), and and Jacek Ashworth (Weyburn) claimed the slingshot.

Rick Milewicz was named Volunteer of the Year.