JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)
JEREMIAH 17:9
9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?
ANOTHER GODLESS CITY.OWEN SOUND NOW STOPS PRAYER AT ITS COUNCIL MEETINGS.AND THE EX MAYOR DEB HASWELL IS A LESBIEN. THIS HASWELL WAS A COUNCILLOR IN 2005 WHEN I WENT AGAINST THE GAY FLAG FLYING AT CITY COUNCIL BUILDING.AND I WANTED THE ISRAELI FLAG FLYING AT CITY HALL TO REPRESENT CHRISTIANITY.BUT MY LAW WAS SHOT DOWN QUICK AFTER AN HOUR OR SO.AND OF COURSE HASWELL VOTED AGAINST IT.THE ONLY 3 THAT ARE LEFT THERE SINCE 2005 IS WRIGHT-DEPUTY MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS-LEMON AND MCMANAMAN.
Mayor-Ian Boddy Deputy Mayor-Arlene Wright
Councillors-Travis Dodd-Scott Greig-Marion Koepke-Peter Lemon-Jim McManaman-Brian O'Leary-Richard Thomas
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End to prayer formalized by council-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:39:56 EDT AM
City council has officially closed the book on the issue of praying at its meetings.It amended the city’s procedural rules Monday evening to remove both faith blessings and a moment of silent reflection from its agendas.This latest round of discussion on eliminating prayer from meetings began last month after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the practice by a municipal council in Quebec of praying during meetings infringed on a person’s freedom of conscience and religion as guaranteed by Quebec’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Council had voted in 2011 to stop reciting the Lord’s Prayer at the start of its meetings. It approved a new practice of inviting representatives of local churches to take a turn at leading them in a “faith blessing.” When no one was available, council participated in a moment of silent reflection.However, in light of the Supreme Court decision and after receiving legal advice of its own, council accepted a staff recommendation last month to no longer welcome prayers or invite people to pause to reflect.
Haswell says she won't return to city politics-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Thursday, November 27, 2014 2:41:20 EST PM
Outgoing Owen Sound Mayor Deb Haswell says she will not attempt to return to municipal politics in the future.“Culminating the end of my career with one term as mayor, I think it’s time to move along,” she said in an interview Thursday, four days before her tenure comes to a close.Mayor-elect Ian Boddy is scheduled to be sworn-in as head of council at an inaugural city council meeting Monday night at the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound.Deputy-mayor Arlene Wright, incumbent councillors Peter Lemon and Jim McManaman and newcomers Richard Thomas, Travis Dodd, Scott Greig, Brian O’Leary and Marion Koepke will also be sworn in.Haswell, who has been on Owen Sound council for 17 years, said while municipal politics are not in her future, she will not shut the door on seeking or accepting a position at the provincial or federal level.
For now, though, her plan is to return to running her downtown Owen Sound business, The Rocking Horse toy store which she co-owns with her partner Dianne Mattice, and “pursue other opportunities” she said she cannot yet disclose.“After Christmas, there’s a few things that I’m looking at. I’m still looking to serve the community in other capacities,” she said, adding she has accepted a position on the board of directors at Habitat for Humanity Grey Bruce.Haswell finished in third place in a four-person race for mayor Oct. 27. She secured 14% of votes, while Boddy garnered 47% and former mayor Ruth Lovell Stanners received 34%.“I was one of the 50% of the mayors in Ontario who were turfed. It was a big sweep; a mood for change. Often that’s what happens in politics. You can do lots of very very positive things, good work, and when you’re the mayor you become the face of all in the community. I think it reflects on the outcome of the election as well as flavours you for going forward,” she said.Haswell said she has no regrets from her time in municipal politics.I’ll really miss the work. I’ll miss the work a lot. I really enjoyed being part of the decision-making. I’m really proud of all the decisions I was able to be a part of. Many, many, many good decisions were made over the 17 years and particularly over the last term of council.”ut she said the last election was “really hard on my family. It took a lot out of us. And I just, quite frankly, don’t want to put my family through that again on a municipal level.”She said a lot of promises were made by other candidates during the election campaign and she hopes the community will hold the new council accountable.“I think the expectations are quite high,” she said.“There’s an expectation that taxes are going down and services are going to increase and there’s going to be more jobs. I haven’t heard a plan yet. Nobody’s laid out a plan.”
JEREMIAH 17:9
9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?
ANOTHER GODLESS CITY.OWEN SOUND NOW STOPS PRAYER AT ITS COUNCIL MEETINGS.AND THE EX MAYOR DEB HASWELL IS A LESBIEN. THIS HASWELL WAS A COUNCILLOR IN 2005 WHEN I WENT AGAINST THE GAY FLAG FLYING AT CITY COUNCIL BUILDING.AND I WANTED THE ISRAELI FLAG FLYING AT CITY HALL TO REPRESENT CHRISTIANITY.BUT MY LAW WAS SHOT DOWN QUICK AFTER AN HOUR OR SO.AND OF COURSE HASWELL VOTED AGAINST IT.THE ONLY 3 THAT ARE LEFT THERE SINCE 2005 IS WRIGHT-DEPUTY MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS-LEMON AND MCMANAMAN.
Mayor-Ian Boddy Deputy Mayor-Arlene Wright
Councillors-Travis Dodd-Scott Greig-Marion Koepke-Peter Lemon-Jim McManaman-Brian O'Leary-Richard Thomas
my israeli flag issue shot down
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End to prayer formalized by council-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:39:56 EDT AM
City council has officially closed the book on the issue of praying at its meetings.It amended the city’s procedural rules Monday evening to remove both faith blessings and a moment of silent reflection from its agendas.This latest round of discussion on eliminating prayer from meetings began last month after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the practice by a municipal council in Quebec of praying during meetings infringed on a person’s freedom of conscience and religion as guaranteed by Quebec’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Council had voted in 2011 to stop reciting the Lord’s Prayer at the start of its meetings. It approved a new practice of inviting representatives of local churches to take a turn at leading them in a “faith blessing.” When no one was available, council participated in a moment of silent reflection.However, in light of the Supreme Court decision and after receiving legal advice of its own, council accepted a staff recommendation last month to no longer welcome prayers or invite people to pause to reflect.
Haswell says she won't return to city politics-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Thursday, November 27, 2014 2:41:20 EST PM
Outgoing Owen Sound Mayor Deb Haswell says she will not attempt to return to municipal politics in the future.“Culminating the end of my career with one term as mayor, I think it’s time to move along,” she said in an interview Thursday, four days before her tenure comes to a close.Mayor-elect Ian Boddy is scheduled to be sworn-in as head of council at an inaugural city council meeting Monday night at the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound.Deputy-mayor Arlene Wright, incumbent councillors Peter Lemon and Jim McManaman and newcomers Richard Thomas, Travis Dodd, Scott Greig, Brian O’Leary and Marion Koepke will also be sworn in.Haswell, who has been on Owen Sound council for 17 years, said while municipal politics are not in her future, she will not shut the door on seeking or accepting a position at the provincial or federal level.
For now, though, her plan is to return to running her downtown Owen Sound business, The Rocking Horse toy store which she co-owns with her partner Dianne Mattice, and “pursue other opportunities” she said she cannot yet disclose.“After Christmas, there’s a few things that I’m looking at. I’m still looking to serve the community in other capacities,” she said, adding she has accepted a position on the board of directors at Habitat for Humanity Grey Bruce.Haswell finished in third place in a four-person race for mayor Oct. 27. She secured 14% of votes, while Boddy garnered 47% and former mayor Ruth Lovell Stanners received 34%.“I was one of the 50% of the mayors in Ontario who were turfed. It was a big sweep; a mood for change. Often that’s what happens in politics. You can do lots of very very positive things, good work, and when you’re the mayor you become the face of all in the community. I think it reflects on the outcome of the election as well as flavours you for going forward,” she said.Haswell said she has no regrets from her time in municipal politics.I’ll really miss the work. I’ll miss the work a lot. I really enjoyed being part of the decision-making. I’m really proud of all the decisions I was able to be a part of. Many, many, many good decisions were made over the 17 years and particularly over the last term of council.”ut she said the last election was “really hard on my family. It took a lot out of us. And I just, quite frankly, don’t want to put my family through that again on a municipal level.”She said a lot of promises were made by other candidates during the election campaign and she hopes the community will hold the new council accountable.“I think the expectations are quite high,” she said.“There’s an expectation that taxes are going down and services are going to increase and there’s going to be more jobs. I haven’t heard a plan yet. Nobody’s laid out a plan.”
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