Pastor Chuck Franco will continue his series “Living a REAL Christian Life” with a sermon titled, “Evangelical Passion” from Acts 8:26-35. Good news is hard to keep a secret. Those who claim Christ as their savior and Lord should exhibit a passionate desire to share the liberation and redemption they have obtained through Jesus. A true disciple tells others about their faith and relationship

At Faith Christian Assembly’s weekly Sunday morning service, the prayer team sets aside time to pray for individuals in attendance. Members meet at the end of service in the Prayer Room and the faithful come up to receive prayer individually. Through prayer, those who receive are blessed as they are ministered to and come together in agreement for healing, needs to be met, and direction to receive

For the past 10 years, Peace Church has been hosting patriotic rallies for the LW community through concerts, worship services and special lectures for the soldiers who fought in the Korean War. Peace Church meets every Sunday at 4 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. For more information, call Pastor Sam Kim at 949-514-- 4346.

enter at the piano. Saturday services from 9:30-10:45 a.m. include contemporary songs of worship, led by Gregory Black with guitar and vocal accompaniment. Midweek Studies The Monday women’s Bible study, led by Melli Herrera, is held from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Pastor Bruce Humes leads the Thursday Bible study from 10:30-- 11:30 a.m. and the Friday prayer and Bible study from 4-5 p.m.

LW MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE Eight golfers of the Leisure World Men’s Golf League competed at the 5,600 yard par 71 Meadowlark Golf Course in Huntington Beach on May 28. The weather was initially overcast, but sunshine broke through the clouds early in the round. The tees, fairways and greens were in excellent shape, with four of the eight golfers shooting net at or below par. There were

Health experts say recreation brings balance to people’s lives and is imperative for health and well-being. Research indicates that people are cognitively stimulated, more creative, energized, and relaxed with regular recreation. Some ideas to get on a path towards having fun include: • Volunteerism: Volunteering one’s time can be as physically active or as sedate as one requires. Volunteer

Resident Chuck Sullivan, senior grand master of the International Karate Connection Association, invites other martial artists to share ideas and a light workout in an atmosphere of friendship and camaraderie, at a matched style, pace and level. Sullivan can be reached at 562-619-3256. —Chuck Sullivan