As the summer months rapidly approach, its important to remember about the dangers of leaving a pet in a hot car. A parked vehicle can become deadly to a pet, and it is against the law. Most people know that leaving their pet inside a parked vehicle on a hot, summer day could be dangerous after an extended period of time. But people don’t realize that the temperature in a car can skyrocket after

On June 6, LW Korean Community Church (LWKCC) with the Rev. Dr. Jang Young Yong, presiding as senior pastor, celebrated its 11th anniversary during Sunday worship. LWKCC was established in February 2010 in Orange County with the purpose of “fulfilling God’s will on the Earth.” In June 2017, it became a nesting church within Community Church in Leisure World. It is a Korean diaspora church.

On June 7, the Men’s Golf League played at the David L. Baker Golf Club in Fountain Valley. Eleven men, one woman and a guest teed off into a beautiful morning that became a spectacular day to play golf. Baker is a par-62, 4,000-yard executive golf course that is fairly flat, but with diabolical sand traps and strategically placed water hazards. The greens and fairways were in excellent condition,

First Christian Church of Leisure World teaches from God’s word, the Holy Bible. Most often verse by verse. It is a friendly church that welcomes all visitors. Message Leadership is a necessity within any organization, but it really comes to the forefront when that organization is going through rough times. As apostle Peter prepares to end his first epistle in chapter 5:1-4, he lays out some

Sunday, June 20, is a day of celebration for LW Assembly of God as it will resume meeting in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, at 10:30 a.m. This marks the end of a long 16 months away from LW Assembly of God’s original meeting place, as conditions and recommendations were constantly changing. During that time, members have lost friends and loved ones, not just to COVID-19, but to other causes as well. Some

The Yahtzee Club will resume meeting in Clubhouse 3, Room 6, on the first and third Fridays of every month from 12:30-4 p.m. beginning tomorrow, June 18. The cost to play is $5 per meeting. The money is divided into three categories, as follows: 45 percent to most yahtzees, 45 percent to highest total scores, and 10 percent to the door prize. Attendees are invited to bring a store-bought snack