The Guadalajara Reporter
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This year was an especially happy Mother’s Day for moms in Mezcala thanks to Chapala Sunrise Rotary and the generosity of the Lakeside community.
St. Andrew’s Anglican
“The disciples may have been tempted to take up fishing again. But Pentecost changed all that,” says the Rev. Glenn Chalmers, Rector of St. Andrew’s. “Come join us Sunday, May 20 as we celebrate this great event which some consider the birthday of the Church.”
The Chapala government paid tribute to local teachers for their service and dedication at a Dia de Maestros (Teacher’s Day) ceremony held Tuesday, May 15 at the Centro Cultural Antigua Presidencia.
The Tepehua Community Center Medical Unit and H.O.W staff (the Health Outreach for Women Mobile Unit) are collaborating to help fight kidney disease in Chapala neighborhoods.
Little Chapel by the Lake
On Mother’s Day Sunday at Little Chapel by the Lake, we’re happy to welcome back to the pulpit Jim Andrew, former Little Chapel pastor from 20 years ago, and his wife Irene.
A new mural has been officially unveiled on the frontage of “Luz” (better known as the “Dollar Store”) on the Ajijic Plaza. Featuring a charming little girl with flowing hair leaping through a cloud of flowers, the mural celebrates the Lake Chapala Garden Club’s 40th birthday.
John and Rosemary Keeling, who lead Lake Chapala Birders, an informal group of lakeside bird observers, encourage one and all to go birding on Saturday, May 5 to see how many species they can find in one day, and record the list on eBird.
