Bob Neuman Soon we will turn another page of life and meet another new year. It may bring sadness for some and happiness for others, but for all, an opportunity to examine our lives and see how we may serve the Lord better as we meet the unknown. Joyce Meyer says it this way, “God…
Bob Neuman On a cold January 3, in 1932, Bobby Neuman was born to blue-collar parents in Shelbyville, Indiana. “We lived there with my grandparents due to the hardships of the Great Depression. Three years later my brother arrived.” He attended St. Joseph grade school until ninth grade then moved to Shelby High. He played…
Patty Dennehy January is a busy month at the Ed Robson Library! Join us for the following programs: Tuesday, January 5 at 1:00 p.m. – Exercise and Mental Stimulation for Healthy Minds. Join us to learn daily tips to keep the mind healthy and active! This special program is also the kick off for our…
Norm Noble Twenty years ago Franklin Graham, son of Billy Graham, and a number of his friends sent several boxes of toys to Bosnian children for Christmas. Thus began a project which is now known as Operation Christmas Child. Since its beginning, Operation Christmas Child has sent several billion boxes to children over all over…
Don’t miss “Faustina, Messenger of Divine Mercy,” a Saint Luke Productions live theatrical one-woman 90-minute drama being presented on Sunday evening, January 10, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. at the Hamilton High School Auditorium in Chandler, Arizona, sponsored by Sun Lakes St. Steven’s Respect Life and Divine Mercy Ministries. Audiences experience firsthand the spirit and life…
Elizabeth Morque It’s that time of year. The holiday cheer is over and you may be thinking about a change of pace; a New Year’s Resolution. Perhaps you are thinking of an exercise routine or a healthy eating program. Well, don’t forget exercising your brain as well as the rest of your body. That is…