Expat Living

Far from resting on the laurels of an illustrious 50-year history, the new guard at the Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) is keyed up to plunge into the future, exploring the potential of new technology and global communications to open the curtain on a new era. 

Based on thousands of early votes, nominees in the 2015 Best of the Best, People’s Choice Awards ranked with the most votes have advanced into the final stage of voting which takes place during December.

The mothers of the children helped by Niños Incapacitados hosted their semi-annual kermes (outdoor bazaar) at Cristiania Park in Chapala on Sunday, November 8.  

The eight-day celebration of Chanukah begins the evening of Sunday, December 6.  As the days grow shorter, this is a feast of light, food and friends.  Each day of the celebration, many parents give gifts to their children and entertain friends and family.  Fried foods, especially potato pancakes and doughnuts, are served. 

St. Andrew’s Anglican

After seven months of weekly stories of Jesus’ ministry, and before preparing again to celebrate His birth, the annual church calendar comes to an end on the day of “Christ the King” on Sunday, November 22. In a democratic, non-royal culture is “kingship” really a suitable metaphor for Jesus? At the 10 a.m. worship service at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, Fr. Winston Welty’s sermon, “Power vs. Authority,” contrasts the Kingship of Jesus with that of every other king.

Newlyweds Cleola Mary Hengstebeck, 94, and John Wester, 92, are all smiles at the end of their Saturday, November 7 New Braunfels, Texas, wedding ceremony.

The bride and groom are long-time lakeside residents.

The wedding date was carefully set around schedules of family members and, according to Wester, a Naval Academy graduate and World War II Navy pilot, so it wouldn’t coincide with the annual Army-Navy game.