The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
All Lakeside-area nonprofit groups are encouraged to submit information for an online survey of their activities, which will be distributed on Monday, August 4. Responses, one per organization, are requested within the following ten days.
Two expert speakers are lined up to lead the Understanding Mexico seminars, taking place over the next two weeks at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church under the auspices of the Lake Chapala Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (LCUUF).
The Lake Chapala Garden Guild is not just about developing talents in flower growing and the design of striking floral arrangements. Each year, this group of flower lovers applies proceeds from its annual Floral Design Show to support worthy community projects.
St. Mark’s AnglicanChurch GDL
An international worship community offering the only English-language worship in metro Guadalajara. Sundays at 11 a.m. in English. Rev. Juan Pablo Valderrama will celebrate Holy Eucharist Sunday, August 3,
St. Mark’s is at Chichimecas 836, corner of Aztecas, Colonia Monraz, Guadalajara. Website: stmarksgdl.com/en; Facebook: stmark44670.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) will continue to offer its facilities as a site for the U.S. voter assistance program run by the Lake Chapala chapter of Democrats Abroad. The same space will also be made available—on alternate days—for any Republican or conservative group that applies to provide a similar service.
Anyone keen to immerse themselves in the intricate tapestry of Mexico’s culture, history, and contemporary affairs can look forward to a two-week seminar series sponsored by the Lake Chapala Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (LCUUF), set to begin on Monday, August 4.
Lake Chapala Baptist
In the Bible, Jonah’s story shows God’s sovereign, redemptive hand in every detail. When Jonah fled, God intervened—not to punish, but to restore. A storm and a great fish preserved him; Nineveh’s repentance revealed God’s mercy for even the unlikely. Jonah’s anger met God’s gentle correction, exposing a heart still in need of transformation. The Ninevites, spiritually blind, were still within God’s compassionate reach. Through it all, we see a God who lovingly pursues, teaches, and restores. His mercy still calls today—inviting all, no matter how far they’ve run, to return, repent, and follow Him.
