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Open to all individuals and community members who need legal assistance, but lack the resources to hire an attorney. Please bring with you any and all papers related to your case. Get help with renters’ or homeowners’ rights; access to cash, food, or health benefits; unemployment benefits; immigrants’ rights; questions about a will or trust; and divorce or child custody issues. If you can’t attend the clinic and are in need of support, please call Public Counsel at 213.385.2977. The clinic, sponsored by All Saints Church, Pasadena, is held on the second Saturday of each month.

Information/Registration: Contact Rt. Rev. Alexei Smith, president, Southern California Christian Forum, at FrARSmith@la-archdiocese.org. 

Join the Southern California Christian Forum’s Faith & Order Commission for a time of prayer and reflection on the Season of Creation, featuring an address by Archdeacon John Chryssavgis, advisor to the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople on environmental issues. This event is free, but registration is required.

Registration here 

Honorees include All Saints Church’s Safe Haven Bridge to Housing, Anthony Manousos and Jill Shook, and the Jerusalem Legal Aid Center. The event will be hosted by PBS’s Bonnie Boswell. Join us when we honor Safe Haven Bridge to Housing and other great programs working to end homelessness. ICUJP (Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace) was founded after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks by a consortium of religious leaders, including the late Rev. Canon George Regas, retired rector of All Saints Church.

Information: Alfredo Feregrino, aferegrino@allsaints-pas.org

Cualquiera que busque esperanza y sanación de su cuerpo, mente o espíritu para sí mismo o para alguien a quien ama está invitado a asistir a nuestro primer servicio eucarístico realizado completamente en español con imposición de manos y unción. Todos son bienvenidos.

Anyone seeking hope and healing in body, mind or spirit for themselves or someone they love is invited to attend the first in a new series of Eucharist services conducted entirely in Spanish with laying on of hands and anointing. All are welcome.

Online: Register here

As we approach the remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001 we pay tribute to those whose lives were lost on that day, and honor those who have worked so faithfully ever since to create paths of peace in our conversations with one another. This event, part of our contribution to the growing bridge-building movement in the United States, will help people have better conversations about charged social and political issues. This event will NOT be recorded. Limited to 35 participants; register soon.

Register here or call 714.744.3172

This program is for those who wish to learn the process of BioSpiritual focusing. The workbook Rediscovering the Lost Body-Connection Within Christian Spirituality by the Rev. Edwin McMahon, Ph.D. and the Rev. Peter Campbell, Ph.D will be our guide for the exploration. Led by Deacon Joe Marino, Sr. Jeanne Fallon, CSJ, and David Robinson, SJ. Seven weeks, on Wednesday evenings via Zoom: September 13, 20, 27 and October 4, 11, 18, 25, 2023. Fee: $110

Information/Registration here 

Bring the family or come solo and join friends for a weekend reunion. Visit for the day or for the whole experience! Activities may include swimming in the pool, group projects, silk screening, hikes, a special beer tasting by John Horton and, of course, community gathering around the campfire. Come home to camp, share your stories and make new memories together. To help plan the event contact alumnus Stephen Lockert at stephenlockert@gmail.com.

Information/Registration here 

Bring the family or come solo and join friends for a weekend reunion. Visit for the day or for the whole experience! Activities may include swimming in the pool, group projects, silk screening, hikes, a special beer tasting by John Horton and, of course, community gathering around the campfire. Come home to camp, share your stories and make new memories together. To help plan the event contact alumnus Stephen Lockert at stephenlockert@gmail.com.

Information/Registration here

Based on the true soul stories collected in the newly released book Side by Side: the Sacred Art of Couples Aging with Wisdom & Love, authors Jay and Caryl Casbon offer this one-day retreat designed for all couples in committed relationships, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, living into the autumn/winter of their lives. Participants will actively engage in rituals, tell stories, view interview clips, and share in small groups using the Circle of Trust process. Cost: $95 per person ($190 per couple), which includes a copy of the book. (Partial scholarships are available upon request.) Deadline for registration is Sept 6.

Register here for in-person or online participation

Distinguished seismologist Lucy Jones – a well-known voice for earthquake science and safety – will deliver the morning plenary presentation at the diocesan Climate Change Summit. The day will begin with coffee and fellowship in the Great Hall at 9:30 a.m.; presentations will begin at 10 a.m. All congregations of the Diocese of Los Angeles are invited and encouraged to send representatives to learn about how to combat climate change and its effects. Box lunches will be provided. Read more about the summit here.

Information here 

Co-sponsored by St. James and Hoag Faith Community Nursing, this fair offers information to improve your mental health, as mental health is an essential aspect of overall well-being and should be given the same attention as physical health. There will be helpful resources, food and fun, live music from the George Fryer Combo, PAWS therapy dogs, yoga instruction, a photo booth, on-site mental-health support, and much more. Parking is available in the St. James’ lot across from the church on 32nd Street.

Information/Registration here 

Bring the family or come solo and join friends for a weekend reunion. Visit for the day or for the whole experience! Activities may include swimming in the pool, group projects, silk screening, hikes, a special beer tasting by John Horton and, of course, community gathering around the campfire. Come home to camp, share your stories and make new memories together. To help plan the event contact alumnus Stephen Lockert at stephenlockert@gmail.com.

Reservations: call 626.403.5445

Come celebrate 100 years of service with a unique look back at the history and legacy of ECS. Light refreshments will be served. Business professional or smart casual attire.

Experience the beauty of choral music, including the powerful Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis from the St. Paul's Cathedral, Buffalo, Service composed by Roland E. Martin and the soul-stirring offertory, "Behold, the Tabernacle of God." Don't miss this delightful evening of musical enchantment and spiritual reflection. The City of Covina Awards Banquet will follow the service (see listing below).

Reservations: 626.967.3939

This event will recognize the city's Police Officer of the Year, Firefighter of the Year, Medical Professional, and Citizen of the Year (of the city of Covina). Admission is free, and all are warmly welcome to attend.