Fishing tip of the week
- Fishing Tip of the Week
- Wednesday, 22 September 2021 06:20
Improving your skills
by Mike Gerry
The norm for most fisherman is to rely on a few presentations, and a few baits, that they are comfortable with!
Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Wednesday, 22 September 2021 06:19
What if Someone Confides in Me?
by Teresia Smith
Each year we set aside the month of April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, as a time to share information with as many as possible. We give out statistics and share stories from survivors. We offer events to raise awareness that sexual assault is happening in every community. We raise money to help provide services and we hand out brochures offering resources. All these things are great, but sexual assault happens all year long and we need to continue to have conversations to make sure everyone is comfortable knowing what to say or do if they suspect abuse or someone discloses sexual assault. I want to share simple, basic information that’s easy to remember.
I am often asked how to identify a sexual assault victim. It’s not always easy and signs vary by age group. There may or may not be physical signs of abuse so we need to consider behaviors also.
Thoughts from The Bible
- Thoughts from the Bible
- Wednesday, 22 September 2021 06:17
I Can Sleep When The Wind Blows
by Terry Broome
The story is told of a young man who answered an advertisement in the local newspaper for help wanted at a nearby farm. The farmer asked the young man what his credentials were, to which came the slow reply, “Well, not much of any, but I CAN SLEEP WHEN THE WIND BLOWS.”
Fishing tip of the week
- Fishing Tip of the Week
- Wednesday, 15 September 2021 06:18
Not all grass is created equal
by Mike Gerry
As we move further into fall fishing there are keys as to grass that will hold fish and grass that will not.
Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Wednesday, 15 September 2021 06:16
Knowing My Worth
by Teresia Smith
A majority of childhood abuse victims struggle with depression and anxiety, poor relationships, sexual issues, eating disorders, sleep disorders, drug dependence, and suicide. The chronic stress of life after childhood abuse has also been shown to affect survivor’s health with a greater risk of heart disease and cancer as it takes a toll on the body.
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