REV. RONALD CHRISTIAN

It's been a decade! And you still come up in thought and conversation. What a legacy; even the CLBC era under you remains strong. You can NEVER be replaced, but always missed. And now your father has joined you. Enjoy God my friend!

Ronald Radee Christian, l met you thru your friend Anthonthy B. Who lived at 555. I was 25 yrs young. You were the realist, sincerest, kindest, not to mention gentleman and a Force to reckon with from day one. Your convo was based on God, who l was, were l from, about and/or doing with my life. You were vetting me basically for your friend no problem. From that not only did l admire you morally we became lifelong friends and Became the Soul Force in life expected. I give Homage to your...

Pastor, it's so hard to believe that it's been almost 9 years. Please know that we you taught, and all who knew you still remember you and speak of you lovingly. CLBC may be in the care of another, but your legacy still endures! We miss you! Keep dancing for God.

As I continue in ministry, often I think of you and what I learned from you. You have left a legacy behind that will endure the corridors of time. Dance for God, Rev. We'll meet again.

Will never forget your smile, your spirit, your love for Christ. Continue to watch over us my brother. Continue to rest safely in his arms.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

My God, has it really been 7 years? I was watching You Tube Tuesday night, and your tribute video came up (first time it randomly happened. Never watched on the big screen, so I did. All the memories of the great times I had at CLBC flooded back, and how important you and CLBC are to me. I would step in there and know I was at home. At some point during a week I quote you or your father, from the wellspring of knowledge you both gave me. My Pastor, Brother, Mentor, Father, Friend, on this...

Always in my Continue to Rest In Peace. Patricia Mitchell

Another year has passed (has it really been 6 years?) And in the course of both ministry and personal conversation, your name still comes up frequently. The many lessons you taught which helped me grow in ministry could never be paid for. We will miss you until we meet again, my brother/father/pastor/friend/mentor! Serve well!