Pastor Virgil Lee What will I be remembered for? This is a question that every person contemplates at some point in their life. When we gather with old friends, we often reflect on how we are remembered—you may have been the class clown, the most likely to succeed, the quiet one, the star, and so…
David Laschinger Normally, when a club or group at Robson Ranch grows, it does so “organically;” that is, growth comes as one person joins at a time, not by way of a “merger” with another group. The Robson Men’s Bible Study group has always grown one-by-one. In January, however, an unusual opportunity for growth came…
Cris Thompson The Catholic Community began the new year with a roomful of members eager to learn about the Early Church Fathers at the January meeting. Speaker Ryan Kagay is a father of six children and an entrepreneur who owns several businesses. He served as a U.S. Marines and is a combat veteran of Operation…
Linda Buishas If you had one message to give to the world, what would that be? Recently, I wrote that I believe that every person who wishes to live the life that God planned for them has a personal “heart-message,” which He gives to them to share. If you listen carefully each time you hear…
Jesse “Sarge” Raymond Lovelace Jr. Jesse Raymond Lovelace Jr. left this earth and entered the Kingdom of Heaven on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025. Born on March 11, 1940, he will be remembered for a life well lived, marked by laughter, love, service, and a steadfast devotion to his family and friends. Jesse was born in…
David Zapatka Reader, friend and fellow bridge player, Maria, writes, “Hi Dave. I came across this word while reading The Road to Character by David Brooks. He was describing the life and writing of George Eliot. ‘She was a meliorist and a gradualist, believing that people and society were best reformed by slow stretching, not…