17 November 2021

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Beit HaLev

Beit HaLev


Beit HaLev livestream services are on Facebook. com/ beithalev, YouTube.com and Zoom. To join the Zoomagogue community, go to https://us-02web.zoom.us/j/9152434704 ? pwd= THJGTE1OUXI5VXF DTWtuZHF4K3VxUT09. The meeting ID is 915 243 4704, and the passcode is RavGalit. Beit HaLev will have live, in-person services at the beginning of 2022 in Clubhouse 3. Members are asked to wear masks during

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First Christian Church

First Christian Church


First Christian Church of Leisure World teaches from God’s word, the Holy Bible. It is a friendly church that welcomes all visitors. Services Saturday and Sunday services have the same message by Pastor Bruce Humes. Sunday is a traditional service, with hymnal music provided by Pat Kogok at the piano from 9:30-10:45 a.m. The Saturday service is contemporary, with Gregory Black leading

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Donate gently used moblity aids to the GAF

Donate gently used moblity aids to the GAF


MOBILITY AIDS PROGRAM Do you have a wheelchair, transport chair, rollator with a seat or front wheel aluminum walker collecting dust in your house or carport? If you do, consider donating it to the Golden Age Foundation’s (GAF) Mobility Aids Program. It’s easy to donate and/or borrow items from the Mobility Aids Program. One of the volunteers will be happy to assist you at the office,

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Democratic Club

Democratic Club


by Mary Larson LW contributor Chris Forehan, member of the Los Alamitos Unified School District Board of Trustees, will be the speaker at the Democratic Club’s membership meeting on Dec. 15. All LW Democrats are invited to participate. To receive login information, email lwsbdemocraticclub@ gmail.com or call (562) 412-0898. Forehan is one of the three trustees whom opponents are attempting

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Drop off batteries behind Building 5

Drop off batteries behind Building 5


The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) sponsors several programs for Leisure Worlders to enjoy. The GAF’s environmental program collects small consumer batteries and fluorescent light bulbs to prevent them from going to a landfill. Residents can drop off batteries, including hearing aid batteries, to be recycled in the orange buckets in the alley behind the Building 5. Printer cartridges will not