Rosie Kuhn Bouse This year’s HOA Clubs and Activities Open House attracted new interest from our Robson Ranch community inquiring about club membership. Artists Judy Riffel, Janet Coddington, and Jan Marx each enjoyed doing art demonstrations for the bystanders. Many folks stopped to admire the artwork in progress as they ambled through the hallways of…
Linda Buishas We’ve all probably heard song lyrics about thirsting or hungering for God. Is it that the words are meant to express a desire to “experience” more of God’s presence, or are there those who are crying out for something that God has already given? Knowing the power that words can have on us,…
Pastor Virgil Lee, New Life Church It’s that time of year again: spring cleaning. We open the windows, haul out boxes, scrub surfaces, sort through closets, and inevitably sneeze from dust, pollen, or both. We’ve all been there. As we drive through neighborhoods, “Garage Sale” signs begin to dot the roads and stores roll out…
Pastor Tony Jeffrey Last month we discussed Dr. Jim Denison’s recent article, “Our Greatest Threat Is Our Greatest Opportunity.” Dr. Denison, founder of Denison Ministries, discussed what many people consider to be the greatest threats facing America. He stated, “Our greatest threat comes not from finite and frail humans but from an infinite and omnipotent…
Cris Thompson One of the wonderful aspects of the Catholic religion is the appreciation of beauty as a means of being closer to God. This is emphasized in Catholic buildings by incorporating various forms of art into the architecture and design. On Feb. 10, 53 Catholic Community members welcomed artist Janine Stevens to talk about…
David Zapatka Reader Kim Park wrote, “reading in the Religion & Liberty magazine published by the Acton Institute, the word ‘kairotic’ appeared in a striking historical observation. In the article The Gospel According to Silicon Valley by Dan Churchwell and A. Trevor Sutton, the authors wrote: ‘Thus the burgeoning technology of the printing press found…