Hebrews 11 is known as the Hall of Faith. As one reads the stories of faith alive and at work in the lives of the biblical characters, faith begins to arise in one’s own soul. Faith makes the impossible possible, and carries one through the valley of despair. It is the assurance that God is able to do what he promises. Pastor Chuck Franco’s message from Hebrews 11, will focus on faith on Sunday,

from page 1 posed of in LW. It should be taken to a collection center in Orange County. It is open from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday (closed on major holidays and during rainy weather). People who need special assistance with household hazardous waste collection and are unable to bring it to a center should call 714-834-4000 for more information about Orange County’s Door-to-Door

Congregation Sholom will hold services via Zoom on Friday, April 26, with Rabbi Karen Isenberg at 6:30 p.m. Rabbi Mike Mymon will lead the hybrid service on Saturday, April 27, in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, and Zoom at 10 a.m. To receive a Zoom invitation, contact Jeff Sacks at 714-642-0122. There will be a service on Tuesday, April 30, the last day of Passover, in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, with Rabbi Mymon

It has been reported that seniors are leaving churches because their needs are no longer being met. The contemporary church is striving to reach the younger un-churched age group. While well intentioned, it can result in the senior-aged group feeling unwanted. Many of these same seniors make up a large part of the group that helped establish church organizations and have faithfully supported the church

Community Church continues its study in the book of Acts with a look at what Christians should do, not do and how fruitful they are in ministry. Community Church believes that everyone has a ministry they are called to; everyone has an opportunity to make the world a little bit better. The church regularly has first time worshippers each week, and invites those who are new to attend Community Church’s

COMMUNITY CHURCH All LWers are invited to Community Church’s Spring Fling Bazaar on Saturday, April 27, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at 14000 Church Place, next to the St. Andrews Gate. Tables set up on the church grounds will feature a variety of vendors, baked goods from church members, Granny’s Attic, and collections of old and new items with something to surprise almost anyone. A lunch will

from page 16 empanadas, choice of beef, chicken or spinach, a green salad and dessert. Payment must be sent to Treasurer, Myriam Klotz, no later than Monday, May 6, by U.S. mail or by dropping it off in her mailbox at 13940 Thunderbird Drive, Unit 6G. Checks should be made payable to the American Latino Club. Members will be contacted by email or phone. Members and guests can bring their own lunch

from page 15 strongly in presenting to you today because I’ve walked every step of this presentation with my own parents and each step led us to a very positive end of life experience.” This is a difficult topic to talk or think about, which is precisely why it is important for people to hear about it, so they can be prepared before the need arises in their lives. All residents are invited