The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As his two-year-old son makes dog noises in the background, Alejandro Julien uses a cybernetic simile to explain why lakeside residents should take advantage of an opportunity to learn age-old wisdom from a revered American scholar.
An Ajijic teen who lost his way on a hike into the town’s neighboring mountain range was found safe and sound after a 24-hour search.
Pickleball, a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis, is quickly turning into the trendiest new game among enthusiasts of outdoor athletics residing and visiting along Lake Chapala’s sunny shores.
Abundant Life
It is a great goal to draw nearer to God. How can you and who is able? There are all kinds of ideas in the religious world today, but there is only one way that is “God Approved.” Some who are trying will actually be rejected, but if we go before Him the way He wants us to come we will always be accepted.
Air guitar on a shovel, rhapsody with a rake or hold the beat banging a barrow, some young musicians now have the chance to improvise between lessons thanks to the Lake Chapala Garden Club.
Now in its ninth season, The Naked Stage Readers Theatre prides itself on choosing plays that appeal to lakeside audiences. Their June production is no exception.
Lakeside Presbyterian
Sunday, June 24, Pastor Ross Arnold will continue his sermon series entitled “Strangers, Aliens & Reformers.”
