Join CBC on Friday, February 6, 2026, at 11:30 AM as we welcome Mike Alger, a retired Chief Meteorologist from KTVN Channel 2. After more than 35 years serving Northern Nevada, Mike will share a personal and faith filled message titled “You Just Never Know.” Through stories drawn from his life, career, and walk with God, Mike will remind us that we are never called to control the outcome, only to faithfully follow where God leads.

Mike’s message will encourage us to resist assumptions about our future and instead trust God’s direction one step at a time. His story is one of faithfulness, humility, and obedience, offering a timely reminder for business and professional leaders navigating seasons of uncertainty, transition, and calling.

Nathanael D. Mellum, a board certified psychiatric nurse practitioner and founder of Mellum Family Psychiatry was December’s featured speaker. Nate shared his personal and professional journey through the world of mental health, helping us understand how faith, psychology, and self-awareness can work together in a way that honors both Scripture and the complexity of the human mind. His message offered a simple, biblical, and practical framework for navigating emotional health with wisdom, courage, and hope.

Chaplain (Colonel, Ret.) George Youstra shared a deeply personal and powerful message titled “Be A Ram.” Drawing from 38 years of distinguished service in the United States Army and Air Force, Chaplain Youstra challenged each of us to live out our faith with courage, conviction, and integrity in our marriages, homes, and businesses. His story and insights inspired every attendee to take action and lead with purpose.

Par Tolles and Grant Denton shared a powerful conversation on the realities of homelessness in Reno. Par began with his personal story of how he became invested in this issue, then he interviewed Grant, who spoke of his journey from homelessness and addiction to leading innovative programs that are shaping real solutions in our community.

Together, they tackled common myths and misconceptions while offering practical insight and hope for meaningful change. It was an honest and inspiring discussion.