On The Job In Los Alamos: At Pig + Fig Cafe
On the job in Los Alamos is longtime customer Eric Brosha, left, arriving Monday afternoon for his pick-up order at Pig + Fig Cafe, 11 Sherwood Blvd. in White Rock. Employees Dustin Lippiatt and Gabriela Vallejos assist with suggestions from a wide variety of sweet temptations. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.com
Pig + Fig has been assisting residents with social distancing by moving all the tables aside creating plenty of room for customers to pick up their orders. To order online and for more information, call or text 505.709.5380, call 505.672.2742 or visit www.pigandfigcafe.com. Photo Read More
IHM Parish Statement Of Response To Covid-19 Crisis
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church at 3700 Canyon Road. Courtesy/IHM
To Members of the Los Alamos Community:
Recently the New Mexico Department of Health issued “Stay at Home Orders” for all of us living in New Mexico, due to the Covid-19 crisis.
In this challenging time know that the Priest, Deacons and Staff of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish keep everyone in our prayers. We are providing through our website, WWW.IHMCC.org:
- Sunday and Daily Mass;
- Holy Hour;
- Religious Educational opportunities;
- Face Book;
- Flock Notes (Parish Communication Program);
- Covid-19 Crisis Prayer; and
La Vista Church Issues Offer To Help
La Vista Church News:
In view of the public health emergency in effect, La Vista Church of the Nazarene at 15 Grand Canyon Dr. in White Rock has issued a notice to the community offering to help anyone in need .
“We are here to faithfully serve our community in genuine love,” Pastor Jeff Moore said. “If you or someone you know needs help of any kind, please contact us at pastors@lavistanaz.org or call 505.672.3202 and someone from the church will get back with you and do all we can to help … God bless!”
The La Vista Church vision is to be the church in White Rock known by the community for:
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Genuinely
Pope Francis Prays For Those Battling Pandemic
Pope Francis praying for the world today in the Apostolic Library at the Vatican in Rome calls on the people of all churches and all denominations to join him at noon Wednesday, March 25 in praying the Lord’s Prayer for those battling the pandemic around the world. Screenshot/LADP Read More
Fr. Glenn: When The Going Gets Tough…
By Fr. Glenn Jones
So these days we find ourselves in the midst of a health crisis … spawning an economic and financial crisis in its wake. Tanking markets. Fear, uncertainty, trepidation, worry. Isolation against an invisible enemy. Empty streets. Vacant airports. Closures. Shortages. Unemployment. Lockdowns. Dire forecasts. Flattening, but extending, “the curve”.
…Opportunity.
One of the most pervasive misconceptions about the divine is that, if we are good people, God should make everything hunky-dory for us all the time. Well, for one thing, who among us is truly good? Even Jesus Read More
Worship Update: The Christian Church
The Christian Church at 92 East Road will offer online worship today www.lachristian.org. Courtesy photo
By Pastor Doug Partin
The Christian Church
Los Alamos, this image asks the question “Why go to a Church Service when you can watch online?” The answer is that we were created to be together.
Our weekly gatherings at The Christian Church at 92 East Road are meaningful, and during this time they will be dearly missed by all of us. Until we can gather again, we have created an online worship experience for you. It is on our webpage: www.lachristian.org
It has links to audio and video recordings of Read More
Worship Update: Bryce Avenue Presbyterian Church
No regular services Sunday at Bryce Avenue Presbyterian Church. Visit bapca.org. Courtesy/BAPC
Bryce Avenue Presbyterian Church News:
Bryce Avenue Presbyterian Church at 333 Bryce Ave. in White Rock will not hold regular services Sunday, March 22, due to the public health emergency.
Pastor Henry Fernandez said that an abbreviated service will be live streamed and recorded.
It will be made available online at bapca.org and the church’s Facebook page.
Worship Update: First United Methodist Of Los Alamos
First United Methodist Church will livestream worship services March 22 and March 29. Courtesy/FUMC
FUMC News:
First United Methodist of Los Alamos (FUMC) at at 715 Diamond Dr. has canceled all events and small group meetings including the United Skates program through April 3 due to the public health emergency.
FUMC will livestream Sunday worship services March 22 and March 29. The service begins at 10 a.m. and may be viewed from the FUMC Facebook page, First UMC Los Alamos or at FirstInYourHeart.org.
To hear the Sunday service live, those without internet access may call 1.253.215.8782 and Read More
Update: Saint Job Of Pochaiv Orthodox Church Services
Fr. Theophan Mackey
St. Job News:
As per the instructions of our hierarch, Archbishop DANIEL, all public services will be canceled for the time being at Saint Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church at 1317 Trinity Dr.
The exception is Divine Liturgy on Sunday morning. Anyone over the age of 60 or with compromised immune systems is asked to refrain from attending.
To support the faithful, Fr. Theophan Mackey will bring the Eucharist to the homes of people who should not attend.
Also, Fr. Theophan is serving the Akathist (prayer service) to the Great Martyr and Healer Saint Panteleimon at 8 p.m. daily and Read More
Freedom Church Los Alamos Hosting Online Kids Camp
Freedom Church News:
Freedom Church Los Alamos is providing a daily online opportunity for kids to hear a positive message, spread hope, and have some fun together in the morning!
“The Los Alamos Great Adventure” is free, all online, and takes place 10 a.m. every weekday at for the foreseable future.
The first LIVE stream online Kids Camp met Tuesday morning and had more than 50 kids joining in, including kids from out of state as well.
Each day kids gather online for an adventure that includes contests, prizes, music, activities, a Bible lesson and MORE.
“We want to help families make Read More
Labyrinth Open To Public At Bethlehem Church
The Labyrinth is open to the community at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 2390 North Road. Courtesy/BELC
Baptismal font next to a stained glass mural of a mountain stream at Bethlehem Church. Courtesy/BELC
BELC News:
A place for spiritual growth and healing and our gift to the Los Alamos community, the Labyrinth at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church BELC) is available to walk any time of the day or night by anyone who wishes to use it.
A labyrinth is a prayer path that quiets the mind and grounds the body. We suggest that you come with an open heart to slowly walk its twists and turns. Pray what is on Read More
Air Force Research Laboratory Remembers Fallen Airman
AFRL Directed Energy Directorate director presents Karyn Newton, sister of 2nd Lt. Guise Vander Linden, a directorate coin at the Feb. 24 remembrance ceremony. Photo by Tyrell Etsitty
From left, Lt. Col. (USAF Ret.) Jim Mayo, Dr. Kelly Hammett, Karyn Newton, Stan Peplinski and Chaplain (Maj.) Craig Nakagawa at the remembrance ceremony for 2nd Lt. Guise Vander Linden Feb. 24 . Photo by Tyrell Etsitty
By JEANNE DAILY
Air Force Research Laboratory
Kirtland Force Base
KIRTLAND AFB — 2nd Lt. Guise Vander Linden was accidentally electrocuted Feb. 24, 1983, while conducting research in one Read More
Fr. Glenn: Team Effort
By Fr. Glenn Jones:
“Beware the ides of March!”, Shakespeare places on the lips of Caesar’s soothsayer. You might think that Shakespeare had some insight into 2020 with this coronavirus thing. It’s interesting—and most humbling—how a microscopic thing can bring the macro human world almost to its knees. The mightiest man … the most beautiful woman … the most powerful politician—little difference to a little virus. It spits its short little genetic code into a cell … that cell becoming a virus factory (imagine a document taking over your copier). Wash, rinse, repeat, goes the cycle ‘til our heroes—white Read More
Posts From The Road: Mission San Xavier Del Bac
By GARY WARREN
Photographer
Formerly of Los Alamos
Local Worship Service Changes Due To COVID-19
WORSHIP News:
The following is worship service and activity updates for churches in Los Alamos and White Rock in response to the COVID-19 issue:
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church
The community of faith who gather as Bethlehem is suspending worship services and activities held in the building until April 1. “Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.” –1 Peter 4:10. This is the time. This is the time to be our best selves. This is the time for creative connections when we need to stay 6 feet away from each other. This is the time Read More
On The Job In Los Alamos: Speaking To First Responders
On the job in Los Alamos Tuesday evening is Hospital Chaplain S.S. SarbSarang K. Khalsa, speaking to the Los Alamos County Chaplain Corps. and Behavioral Health Response Team gathered at the Los Alamos Fire Administration Training Room, 999 Central Ave. Khalsa shares information about the Sikhs faith to give first responders a greater understanding when assisting people of the Sikhs community. She explains about the Five Articles of Faith, which includes a steel bracelet (Kara) that represents self-restraint and a link to God. #worklosalamos #where discoveriesaremade. Photo by Jenn Read More
Canceled: Women’s Lenten Retreat At IHM Saturday
IHM News:
The Lenten retreat for women with popular Catholic author and speaker Sarah Christmyer scheduled for Saturday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Los Alamos is canceled.
Shop On The Corner Open For Business 8:30-Noon Today
Shop on the Corner is open 8:30 a.m. to noon today at 3900 Trinity Dr. Courtesy photo
TOTH News:
Shop on the Corner thrift store will be open for business 8:30 a.m. to noon today on the first floor of Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church.
The community is encouraged to stop by and shop for spring and St. Patrick’s Day.
Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church is at 3900 Trinity Dr. Read More
Fr. Glenn: The Lord Giveth…
Fr. Glenn Jones:
The Lord giveth…
…and the Lord taketh away.
That phrase of Job (Job 1:21) came to mind the last couple of weeks as each day saw roller coaster stock market fluctuations and the resulting uncertainty, and perhaps evaporation, of a large amount of the wealth that people so assiduously accumulate and invest … most, if not all, of the uncertainty sparked by the coronavirus scare. And thus we see how tenuous are the material things upon which we depend and set hopes upon … this current example showing how perhaps years of work and earnings may be wiped out—albeit indirectly—by even the Read More
Freedom Church Hosts Easter Celebration At Ashley Pond
FREEDOM CHURCH News:
Kids (6th grade and under) will have a blast with activities designed specifically for them. Go to: www.freedomla.church/
EASTER SERVICES:
Sunday April 12 / 11 a.m. to noon
10:30 a.m. – Doors Open (Kids Check-In, Coffee, Donuts)
11 a.m. – Worship Experience & Message
Noon – Dismiss/Hang Out
Aspen Elementary School Gymnasium
2182 33rd St., Los
