Category Archives: News
There are None so Blind…
Written by: Linda Maendel on Thursday, October 19th, 2017

For years contact lenses provided me with the good vision I lost due to keratoconus, an eye condition in which the normally dome-shaped cornea progressively thins, causing a cone-like bulge to develop. I’m not sure what caused this disorder, but it could have happened wh....
Published in: Linda Maendel's Blog
Call for Photos to Commemorate Hutterite-Manitoba Centennial
Written by: Kenny Wollman on Tuesday, September 26th, 2017

To commemorate and reflect on this anniversary, the Hutterian Brethren Book Centre is embarking on a centennial publication project that will showcase, in broad terms, the Hutterite experience in Manitoba. To that end, we solicit your photos or suggestions of photos thought to be essential.
By means of example, themes such as settlement, architecture, engagement with mainstream society, acculturation, innovation, key events, people, and influencers will b....
Published in: Kenny Wollman's Blog
A Prayer For Our Country of Canada
Written by: Paul Wipf on Saturday, July 1st, 2017
We join together in prayer for our country of Canada, on this the 150th year since Confederation.
As Christians, life is a delicate balance; standing for that which is true while seeking unity amongst ourselves whenever possible, standing firm in faith while showing grace to those who falter, holding our leaders accountable while praying for their wisdom and well-being. We believe that everyone is born with a purpose and each of us knows our job here on earth, but it takes faith and courage to live our best life. Faith means that we’ll be ....
As Christians, life is a delicate balance; standing for that which is true while seeking unity amongst ourselves whenever possible, standing firm in faith while showing grace to those who falter, holding our leaders accountable while praying for their wisdom and well-being. We believe that everyone is born with a purpose and each of us knows our job here on earth, but it takes faith and courage to live our best life. Faith means that we’ll be ....
Published in: Paul Wipf's Blog
Hutterite colony creates first-of-its-kind farm safety program
Written by: Paul Wipf on Thursday, May 12th, 2016
Posted with permission, Courtesy of Alberta Farmer newspaper,www.albertafarmexpress.ca
Written by Alexis Kienlen.
The Viking Colony is partnering with a safety expert to create a program geared to Hutterite colonies and their diverse enterprises.
Paul Wipf has a passion for safety and has always wanted to raise awareness about farm safety on his colony.
That prompted the farm manager of Viking Colony to partner with a workplace health and safety consultant to develop a first-of-its-kind safety program specifically for Hutterite c....
Written by Alexis Kienlen.
The Viking Colony is partnering with a safety expert to create a program geared to Hutterite colonies and their diverse enterprises.
Paul Wipf has a passion for safety and has always wanted to raise awareness about farm safety on his colony.
That prompted the farm manager of Viking Colony to partner with a workplace health and safety consultant to develop a first-of-its-kind safety program specifically for Hutterite c....
Published in: Paul Wipf's Blog
Chanda. My Wife’s Therapist.
Written by: Paul Wipf on Friday, April 22nd, 2016
Written by Micheal Wollman. Allan Sask. CA.
Posted with permission.
Chanda
We got to know Chanda 6 years ago when my wife Miriam started therapy at Daniels Kimber in Saskatoon. She was one of the many therapists that helped Miriam rehab from a highway accident. An accident eerily identical to the one that claimed Chanda and her family.
Chanda was a friendly compassionate person with a big heart, big smile and kind words. We remember her care and patience. We remember her joy in her children, evident when she brought Kamryn and Migui....
Posted with permission.
Chanda
We got to know Chanda 6 years ago when my wife Miriam started therapy at Daniels Kimber in Saskatoon. She was one of the many therapists that helped Miriam rehab from a highway accident. An accident eerily identical to the one that claimed Chanda and her family.
Chanda was a friendly compassionate person with a big heart, big smile and kind words. We remember her care and patience. We remember her joy in her children, evident when she brought Kamryn and Migui....
Published in: Paul Wipf's Blog