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‘Sex, Lies and the Priesthood’ tells the story of the late Richard Sipe, who helped expose abuse.
Though some La Jolla churches are embracing the opportunity to resume indoor services after a U.S.
‘We don’t even think anything outside is safe,’ one church leader says.
San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer signed an executive order Aug. 18 that allows gyms and churches to use city parks for in-person activities.
A La Jolla parish has raised $110,000 for a Puerto Rican group of nuns who have been showing grit during adversity, their building decimated by recent earthquakes.
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With a history steeped in friendship and honey, La Jolla Lutheran Church began as a modest organization on May 20, 1945, and marked its 75th anniversary with a special online service over the weekend.
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La Jolla Christian Fellowship has responded to the coronavirus crisis with special services for its congregants.
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Nearly all of La Jolla’s religious institutions and churches have moved their services online in response to coronavirus (COVID-19) and the government’s mandates against social gathering. Here is a roundup of how local clergy are holding daily or weekly services through live-streaming and recorded videos.
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Artist Cherry Sweig is bringing a collection of angels she “found” in Venice, Italy to her native La Jolla, hoping to inspire those who view them to look at, up, through, and into the images as she did. “Finding Venetian Angels” will debut with a reception 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, 2020 at the St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church’s Gallery by-the-Sea. For the exhibit, Sweig produced a profound number of works inspired by her recent stay in Venice.
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La Jolla resident Phil Reed, right, donates an oil painting of the Virgin Mary holding the baby Jesus to Mary, Star of the Sea Catholic Church on Nov. 8.
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Now in its 58th year, the 2019 La Jolla Presbyterian Church’s annual concert series presents a unique opportunity for the youth of La Jolla.
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Rees Jones, who redesigned the Torrey South Course, thinks it should be awarded another U.S. Open.
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Before the vote, some opponents argued that the district will be indoctrinating students in critical race theory.
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San Diego County’s median home price rose to a record $725,000 in May, representing a 23 percent increase in one year.
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Information about 147,000 patients was stolen during a month-long attack in May.
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PROFILE: Paul Niles started working in restaurants at 15 and fell in love with the kitchen.
There must be something special about the Clairemont Lutheran Church at 4271 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
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After years as a “shorts day” in the San Diego International Jewish Film Festival, the Joyce Forum last year became a festival of its own.
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You would think there are as many different ways to write a sermon as there are to write a song.
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Jewish Community Foundation (JCF) was established more than 50 years ago and continues its tradition of providing grants to non-profit companies not only in San Diego, but also in Israel and around the world.
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Opinion / Guest Commentary / Our Readers Write: Note: Pastor Rev.
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Editor’s Note: La Jolla Light’s “People in Your Neighborhood” series shines a spotlight on notable locals we all wish we knew more about!
