Wednesday’s United Church Thrift Shop Canceled
UNITED CHURCH News:
Wednesday’s planned opening of the Thrift Shop at the United Church of Los Alamos is canceled due to parking lot renovations.
The Thrift Shop will open 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday July 8, at the United Church of Los Alamos at 2525 Canyon Road.
Stop by next week and check out the selection. Read More
Pastor Granillo: All Powerful Access
Pastor RAUL GRANILLOBilly Sunday once said, “If you are strangers to prayer you are strangers to power.”
I confess that I have struggled with the importance of prayer in my Christian walk. I’m an action guy and I am driven to engage physically in whatever needs to be done. My struggle has been with the reality that I can accomplish more from my knees than from anywhere else. I struggle with this because my natural instincts tell me that being on my knees makes me weak, and to depend on God’s power is a gamble.
Even for the mature Christian, it can be difficult to grasp the fullness of God’s power. Read More
WR Baptist Church Launches 30 Hour Famine
LAHS Graduate Josh Willms Gives TED Talk
Josh Willms gives his TED Talk, ‘What if Everyone Searched for Belief?’. Courtesy photoWhen Josh Willms graduated from Los Alamos High School in 2008, he was a devout Christian. He headed for Texas Tech University in Lubbock with the plan of becoming a physician and a missionary in Africa.
“My belief meant everything to me,” Willms said.
When his father, a pillar of his Los Alamos church lost his faith, it was a huge crisis for Willms.
“I’d try to talk to my dad, but he was so much smarter than me,” Willms said. “I wanted to level the Read More
NNMRC: Four Week Biblical Worship Course
NNMRC News: - Four week course on Biblical worship
First United Methodist Church Hosts VBS July 13-17
CHURCH News:International Scientific Society Responds To Pope Francis’ Encyclical On Climate Change
AGU Executive Director/CEO Christine McEntee“The scientific community has long agreed that climate change is one of the most profound challenges facing our global society, and as AGU outlined in our position statement on climate change, there is no question human activity is
Pastor Granillo: Unless
By Pastor RAUL GRANILLOMy father is a Mexican immigrant who came to America 40 years ago looking for an opportunity to reap the benefits of his hard work.
He raised us with the philosophy that a person should work hard and contribute to his family. Like millions of men everywhere, I try to implement that philosophy in my role as husband and father. However, there is one aspect of his philosophy that failed my father and his family—he tried doing it through his own will and strength.
Jesus’ disciples were average guys. They considered things like respect (John 13:8), loyalty (Mark 14:29), Read More
U.S. Energy Secretary Moniz Remarks On Papal Encyclical On Climate Change
U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz Watch Time Lapse Of Unitarian Church Demolition
Wednesday’s demolition of the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos on Sage Street. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
Staff Report
Operator Lee Craven conducted Wednesday’s demolition of the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos on Sage Street.
Craven created a quick time lapse of the 2.5 hour structure demolition. Click here to watch it: https://youtu.be/mCDMwGl19Ew Read More
Scenes From San Miguel Chapel: Oldest U.S. Church
The altar screen or reredos from the San Miguel Chapel at 401 Old Santa Fe Trail in Santa Fe, the oldest church in the U.S.A. Photo by Leah Austin
A cross that hangs on a wall in the San Miguel Chapel. Photo by Leah Austin
Staff Report
Few people question whether or not the San Miguel Chapel in Santa Fe is the oldest Church in the United States, but many do question just how old it is.
It is no easy task to sift historical fact from traditional belief. The earliest documentation we have of the existence of San Miguel Chapel is from 1628, so we know it was built sometime before then. Oral history holds that San Read More
Unitarian Church Of Los Alamos Undergoes Demolition
The Unitarian Church of Los Alamos at 1738 N. Sage Loop undergoes demolition today in preperation to rebuild a new church in its place. Demolition completion is expected by the end of the day. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.comFour Week Bible Worship Course June 28 – July 19
Christian Church Of Los Alamos Presents SALTeens
Los Alamos Author Enlightens Readers
COMMUNITY News:TOTH Invites Children To Everest Vacation Bible School
Scene from a previous VBS. Courtesy/TOTHKnights of Columbus Awards LAHS Scholarships
KOC News:
Fifteen Los Alamos High School graduating seniors recently received scholarships from the Knights of Columbus, Council 3137.
A total of $8,500 was available for scholarship awards this year, including a donation by John and Judy Ireland in memory of their daughter, Jamie Lee. This is the 14th year the Knights have provided such scholarships.
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal benefit organization that raises funds for charitable causes. Funding for the annual LAHS graduating senior scholarships is generated by holding a fun-loving golf tournament at the Los Alamos Read More
Before And After At United Church Of Los Alamos
Remodeling construction has been completed at the United Church of Los Alamos at 2525 Canyon Road. The United Church of Los Alamos is the first church in Los Alamos and grew out of the original Army Chapel after World War 2. United Church represents six Protestant denominations and believes in the province of private judgement in the interpretation of the scriptures. The church welcomes everyone. Check back for the full story on the church’s remodeling project. Photo by KayLinda Crawford/ladailypost.com
The newly remodeled south-facing entrance of the United Church of Los Read More
WRBC Infinity Squared Music: Midsummer Rock Bash
The Exchange will perform at the Midsummer Rock Bash July 1 at White Rock Baptist Church. Courtesy photoPastor Granillo: Renewing Your Mind
By Pastor RAUL GRANILLOWhen my wife and I first began attending church and getting involved, quite a few of my friends and family started sharing their concern that we might be going too far with this whole “Jesus thing.”
We wanted to know what He really was about and what He really had to offer us, but we never anticipated what God would do through us. The truth is that I had already predetermined the amount of my life I was willing to allow God to have; after all I had a life of my own as well. But as I read the Bible and learned from my pastor, I began to realize that God wanted every part of my life. Read More