By Michael J. ARVIZU Angel Jimenez, 35, owner of La Cabañita restaurant in Montrose, never considered himself a man of faith. His faith journey, though, would begin when his parents divorced about nine years ago. After the divorce, his mother Patricia fell into a deep depression. At the height of her depression, Jimenez’s mom received […]
‘RAPP’ at CV United Methodist “Read and Practice Peacemaking,” also known as RAPP, a reading and activism group from Crescenta Valley United Methodist Church, will be presenting a powerful, yet to be released film on Friday, May 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the church sanctuary. “Cast The First Stone” is produced […]
QUESTION: Ever since our grandson was 5 years old, he has wanted to be an astronaut. He’s a self-studied astronomer, and keeps up on any new information that’s about outer space. He’s now 17 and about to graduate from high school. In addition to being an A-plus student, he is respectful and helpful. Can you […]
Talcott Offers Lecture Brian Talcott will present a talk titled, “Responding to God’s Sustaining Love” on Saturday, May 17 at 2 p.m. at First Church of Christ, Scientist, in La Cañada. The lecture will take a closer look at what is involved with making wise choices and seeking God’s direction to find our place in […]
Grief Support Series Offered by La Canada Presbyterian Church Grief Share is a six-week grief support group offered at La Canada Presbyterian Church beginning Sunday, May 4, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the church library. The support session will be led by Patrice Gibson, a Stephen minister at LCPC, as […]
QUESTION: My daughter and her husband are going through some very difficult financial times because of illness. My daughter has been working throughout her husband’s illness that took him off work for almost a year. She did her best to keep up with the bills, add to those medical bills, but that wasn’t enough. Now […]
Ten years ago, Molly Roach spent most every Saturday shooting hoops in basketball courts around the Crescenta Valley. If someone had told her back then that she would be living on a tropical island, hundreds of miles away from her family and all that is comfortable and familiar, she probably would have choked on her […]
Campus Revolution Planned On April 26, there will be an opportunity to discuss issues that are affecting local kids in a negative way and to talk about the different help that is available. “Campus Revolution” is an event for Christian students, teachers, youth pastors, parents and other community members who want to make a difference […]
QUESTION: I’m about to have my 89th birthday and I’m in great physical and mental shape. My wife died six years ago. I live in my own home and have the financial resources to pay for a housekeeper and gardener. My problem is my grown children and their families. On birthdays and holidays they give […]
Campus Revolution Planned On April 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., there is an opportunity to discuss issues that are affecting local kids in a negative way and to talk about the different help that is available. “Campus Revolution” is an event for Christian students, teachers, youth pastors, parents and other community members who […]