June - Sunland Springs Village Active 55+ Living
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<strong>June</strong> 2009<br />
<strong>Sunland</strong> <strong>Springs</strong> <strong>Village</strong> Voice<br />
Around the <strong>Village</strong><br />
REVISED VOICE POLICY<br />
Effective March 19, 2009<br />
The Editorial Board of the VOICE has met to re-evaluate its<br />
Editorial Policy. We determined that we needed to be firm in our<br />
requirements for submission of material for all upcoming issues.<br />
Because of high traffic during the season, space in the VOICE<br />
becomes limited. This can necessitate reducing the size of articles;<br />
our current limit is 350 words. Space limitations may require cutting<br />
an article; therefore it should be written with the most important<br />
information at the beginning so it can be cut from the bottom up.<br />
Articles are due in the Activities Office by Noon on the due date;<br />
it is preferred that they be submitted by email to voice@ssvhoa.com<br />
with the subject including the word VOICE and a Microsoft Word<br />
2003 or earlier file attached. Submitting a Word file will eliminate<br />
retyping errors. Please include the full name of the person writing the article<br />
plus a telephone contact number for our questions. Any photos to be included with an<br />
article should be submitted separately in a .jpg format and not be embedded in the article;<br />
this ensures clarity of the picture.<br />
Deadlines are going to mean just that, a deadline. NO MATERIAL RECEIVED<br />
AFTER THE PUBLISHED DEADLINE WILL BE ACCEPTED. If material will not<br />
be available at the deadline or there are any unanticipated changes, the Editorial Board<br />
must be notified with the expected due date. This information should also be addressed<br />
by email to voice@ssvhoa.com. Further, NO ADDITIONS will be accepted after the<br />
material has been given to the publisher. These rules are to assure that we have a finished<br />
paper on schedule.<br />
Bilodeau, Cathy<br />
Dziekan, Gene & Joan<br />
Fleck, Joe and Janice<br />
Halvorson, Myron & Sylvia<br />
Haverland, Steve & Stacy<br />
NEW NEIGHBORS<br />
Hicks, Richard & Joni<br />
McGrath, Ann<br />
Osiecki, Bob & Geri<br />
Rush, Tom & Shawn<br />
Wondra, Al & Pat<br />
Please join us at the next<br />
Newcomers Orientation<br />
July 9 at 9 AM<br />
<strong>Springs</strong> Card Room<br />
Come Worship with Your Neighbors<br />
<strong>Springs</strong> Chapel • Sundays 9 AM<br />
Auditorium<br />
Milton Zeeb, Pastor<br />
For information call Gene Cate 354-1927 or Pastor Zeeb 984-1273<br />
VILLAGE VOICE OF HOPE<br />
Pastor Milt<br />
A commentary of<br />
our present generation<br />
might read like a news<br />
headline, “Stress Related<br />
Factor the Cause”. The<br />
truth of the matter is we<br />
find a reason for anything<br />
we do in a negative form<br />
and blame it on stress.<br />
The most operative<br />
word available and at the<br />
tip of our tongues is the<br />
word “stress”. Stress has<br />
a negative reactive force<br />
behind it. Mr. Webster<br />
defines stress as being<br />
“a force that strains or<br />
deforms”. Pressure and<br />
tension, mental or physical,<br />
appears to enter our<br />
lives at varied seasons of<br />
life with great force and<br />
often brings deformity.<br />
The good news, not read<br />
in any headline but packed<br />
with release and contentment,<br />
is that God is eager<br />
to give you His operative<br />
instrument of peace. Words<br />
spoken to us by the Son of<br />
God are a powerful guide<br />
and gift of assurance and<br />
are found in the Gospel of<br />
John 14:27: “Peace I leave<br />
with you; my peace I give<br />
you. I do not give to you as<br />
the world gives. Do not let<br />
your hearts be troubled and<br />
do not be afraid.” To that I<br />
say a hearty “Amen.”<br />
Peace is the release<br />
of stress. Stress forges<br />
its way into our spirit and<br />
mind which affects our<br />
bodies. Is it any wonder<br />
there is so much pain and<br />
ill health? Stress deforms<br />
and strains emotions, wills<br />
and purposes. Proverbs, a<br />
gathering of real life realities,<br />
reads in 14:30: “A<br />
heart at peace gives life to<br />
the body, but envy (and<br />
stress) rots the bones.”<br />
Well said and a truthful<br />
result of allowing stress<br />
that comes from envy and<br />
strife. The peace Jesus<br />
offers is not what the<br />
world offers. His peace<br />
is within you, a force that<br />
removes stress.<br />
You are welcome to<br />
attend <strong>Springs</strong> Chapel<br />
Worship every Sunday<br />
at 9 AM in the beautiful<br />
<strong>Springs</strong> Auditorium.<br />
Messages and music of<br />
the Prince of Peace are<br />
faithfully taught and experienced<br />
in worship.<br />
Join your neighbors and<br />
friends and be blessed<br />
with peace.<br />
MJM<br />
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