The Guadalajara Reporter
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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.
Canadians at lakeside got a crash course in the services their government offers to citizens living and traveling abroad at an engaging information session presented March 13 by Christian Jolicoeur, counselor and consul assigned to the Canadian embassy in Mexico City.
Lakeside’s colossal 39th annual Mexican National Chili Cook-off is now history and with all the accounting finished, members of the board of directors promptly split up proceeds for disbursement among the eight charity organizations to benefit from the event.
