27 November 2024

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front of the spear studded ….

front of the spear studded ….


front of the spear studded hut. In Quakertown throwing even the littlest pebbles at someone’s home was considered a crime. On another trip, the bishop announced they were going to visit the home of his son-in-law’s parents. Shortly after their arrival a live goat was presented to the bishop before it was summarily sacrificed for their dinner. The goat was dressed and cooked in their presence

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Leisure World resident reflects on time spent in Tanzania, Africa

Leisure World resident reflects on time spent in Tanzania, Africa


This is the second of a multipart series authored by Mutual 1 resident Deanna Sciaraffa about the experiences of Mutual 3 resident Evie Chapman in Tanzania, Africa. Part 1 ran Nov. 21. The rest of her story will be published in future editions of the LW Weekly. by Deanna Sciaraffa LW contributor Mtoto In the beginning Evie underwent what could be considered an initiation period. She should

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Bocce Ball Club crowns champs

Bocce Ball Club crowns champs


The LW Bocce Ball Club completed the 2024 bocce season with a bang. Members met on Nov. 16 to watch the league’s winning teams compete for the fall championship. The winners of this season’s tournament were Nancy Pittman and Phuoc Tran. The games were followed by a picnic and cheerful fellowship of members of the club. Sign ups were held for the 2025 bocce season, which will begin in January.

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20 November 2024

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LW Korean   Community Church

LW Korean Community Church


Leisure World Korean Community Church (LWKCC) is thankful for God’s will, grace and guidance. LWers are welcome to attend LW Korean Community Church’s Thanksgiving service in the sanctuary on Nov. 24 at 11:45 a.m. The congregation will enjoy worship and fellowship together in gratitude for all the blessings God has provided. After the service, there will be a shared meal. Leisure World

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Community Church

Community Church


JoinLWCommunityChurch for the annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 9 a.m.1 p.m. Come see the nativity display and enjoy holiday baked goods, arts and crafts, treasures from Granny’s Attic, and Sandy’s Café will serve lunch. In many churches around the country, this is the last Sunday, Nov. 24, of the Christian year and is known as “Christ the King Sunday.” The assigned reading

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