Martin Bender, President, SOT–AZ In addition to posting 636 American flags on the main boulevards of the community on March 29, Vietnam Veterans’ Day, Support Our Troops–Arizona (SOT–AZ) presented a “Salute to Our Veterans” program to give recognition to all military veterans living in Robson Ranch. Two hundred forty Robson Ranch residents attended the event…
Pastor Frank DeFusco October 2019 is when I started my first Bible study at Robson Ranch. And the first Book that I taught from was Genesis. Why? Because it records the foundation of our Christian faith. After teaching Genesis, (Beginnings), I taught Revelation, the last of the Bible’s 66 books. The Greek word for Revelation is…
On the afternoon of March 16, the Line Dance Club held its St. Patrick’s Day Dance Party in the Hermosa Ballroom. About 60 line dancers showed up to dance to their favorite songs from all four dance levels—Absolute Beginners, Beginners, Improvers, and Intermediate. CJ, dance instructor and the DJ for this dance, led every dance…
When one thinks of worship, the image of a service delivered through lectionary scripture, sermon, choir, and other traditional elements often comes to mind. Taizé worship integrates prayer, scripture, short songs, thematic readings, and silent meditation into an introspective, spiritual experience intended to bring the worshiper into closer relationship with God. The Taizé Community in France…
Vicki Ray Tom Gayer took home a trophy as one of six top shooters in this year’s Robson Trap Trials held March 24 at Casa Grande Trap and Skeet. Quail Creek was this year’s winner and will host the 2024 event. PebbleCreek hosted 74 shooters and their guests from Robson communities across Arizona for the…
Pastor Chet Kwiat Many people struggle today with self-doubt, self-worth, and insecurity because of their looks, abilities, or their limitations. It is no wonder with all the comparisons we get these days. What with Instagram, TikTok, Fakebook (I mean Facebook) always showing how happy and beautiful others are and how good their lives are. We often forget…