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Active athletes and armchair observers will find plenty to do and see over the next few weeks at a series of special sporting events programmed in the lakeshore region.
St. Andrew’s Anglican
Sunday, March 26, at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, the congregation will hear the story of a man, born blind, who meets Jesus and receives his sight.
Lake Chapala Society (LCS) members attended Lakeside’s largest and oldest non-profit annual general meeting March 8 and elected some new directors to their board.
According to Paul and Susana Allen (left), who lead lakeside worship at Home Church International, the early church of Jesus Christ – those groundbreaking bodies of believers – met in houses to worship and study God’s Word.
Unitarian Universalists
Sunday, March 19, Fred Koesling will lead the service and Fred Harland will give the talk, “ A Post-Human Future?”
Chapala Sunrise Rotary Club is keeping hope alive for local individuals lacking the financial means to correct severe dental problems.
A dynamic local NGO has stepped up to the plate to assist residents of La Hacienda de la Labor, one of the poorest and most deprived Lakeside communities.
