Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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North Coast Church is one church with many locations, teaching Biblical principals in a way you can understand and apply every day. In Fallbrook, Sunday services are at 8:45 and 10:35 a.m. at the Bob Burton Performing Arts Center on the Fallbrook High campus. We feature programs for nursery through high school, adults and senior citizens. Several in-home Growth Groups meet weekly, promoting Christian fellowship, Bible applications and community service. Join us for a cup of Starbucks coffee after the service. Our sermon this... Full story
Our Sunday Services are at 8:30 and 10:15 a.m. with services for all ages during those times. This Sunday we celebrate the Sacrament of Communion. Our Wednesday Night Study at 7 p.m. is studying the Gospel of John. We are located at 488 Industrial Way, off of East Mission Road, one mile east of Main Avenue. For information about our worship services, youth group, Bible studies and directions call (760) 728-9138. Our office hours are Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. www.calvarychapel.com/fallbrook.... Full story
How did you get to the religion section of the paper when you don’t even go to church? But we’re not here for those who already attend a church, we’re here for you! Check us out; we’ll be at the Frazier School on Gum Tree Lane Sunday morning. We kick off with Starbuck’s coffee and bagels at LaunchPointe Café from 9:30 until 9:55, followed by our River Run Celebration at 10:00. No matter where you are in your life, you’ll feel at home here! It’s a sin for church to be boring! Visit us at www.TheWatersChurch.com or call (760)...
Every Sunday is a good Sunday at Riverview Church. Pastor Mike Fleischmann will address how “Real Faith Changes Your Attitude,” focusing specifically on James 4:1-12, in his Monday Morning Faith series this Sunday, October 29, at the 8:30 and 10:30 morning worship services. Harvest Festival 2006, a trick-or-treat alternative, Tuesday, October 31, 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., features game booths, costumes, candy, dunk tank, inflatable slide, rock climbing, paintball target shooting, cupcake walk, great food, music and a scarecrow con... Full story
The seasons are changing and so is our world. But there is something that never changes: Jesus. Is your mind worried about the future? Does it feel like nothing is stable and secure? There is somewhere you can go and that is to the Lord. He is a present help in the time of trouble. Community Center, 341 Heald Lane, Sunday 9:30 a.m., Thursday 7:00 p.m. (760) 451-0567. We are here to help. Call us.... Full story
David Fincher, candidate for the pulpit of First Christian Church, will preach the morning worship services October 29 and November 5. His topic October 29 will be “Radical Christianity,” based on Acts 17:6. The service includes a blending of familiar gospel hymns, some of the newer praise songs and weekly observance of the Lord’s Supper. Bible classes for all ages meet on Sundays at 9:00 a.m.; Adult Bible study/prayer time and youth groups meet Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. The church meets at the corner of 318 West Fig Stree...
Are you looking for a church home? Do you hunger for the word of our Lord but are unsure where to can find it? We at Christ The King encourage you to join us for worship. We have morning prayer services available every day at 8:30 a.m. Our regular Sunday worship services are traditional at 8 a.m. and contemporary at 10:30 a.m. In addition, we have Iglesia Cristo Rey services at 12:45 p.m. If you feel your cup is empty, the Holy Spirit is here, waiting to fill it.... Full story
“Seeing Without Eyes” will tell the story of Barimaeus at the roadside in Jericho. Dr. Dennis Ginoza will expound on this theme at the 10 a.m. worship service. Children and families will gather for worship then leave for their classes. Connie Schmutz will bring a moment on stewardship. At 6 p.m. families are welcome to attend the Trunk ’n Treat event. Bring your carved pumpkins. There will be games and prizes. Children will parade in their costumes, stop at decorated cars and receive treats. Join the fun! Located at 1844...
PORTLAND, OR — Fallbrook resident Sarah Wheeler, a student at the Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling in Portland, OR, has received a scholarship from the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation. Established in 1995, the scholarship fund honors students whose outstanding academic achievements are complemented by qualities of leadership, dedication, integrity, compassion, sensitivity and self-discipline. Recipients are selected based on academic achievements, faculty recommendations, financial need and personal c...
Fallbrook Union High School is proud to present the following students with National Hispanic Recognition Awards: Nik Gomez, Jasmine Hernandez and Brisa Snyder. The National Hispanic Recognition Program, established in 1983, is a college board program that provides national recognition of the exceptional academic achievements of Hispanic high school seniors and identifies them for postsecondary institutions. Students enter the program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) as... Full story
Have you ever touched a live brain? Several boys from La Paloma School recently got the opportunity to partake in this activity at the “Stay in the Game” conference at MiraCosta College. “Stay in the Game” is a conference designed to improve educational outcomes for boys of Latino descent. The day featured motivational speakers, career presentations, former gang member lectures and educational information from local colleges which were presented by prominent Latino community members. Along with the brain exhibit, the boys al...
FALLBROOK — For the last 20 years, Mission Resource Conservation District has conducted a speech contest for high school students interested in addressing conservation issues. This year, the topic, “Biofuels – the Energy of the Future,” attracted 12 contestants. Judges for the contest included Paul McGrade, CEO of Redbank Creek and owner of the first “Bio-Willie” biofuel station in San Diego; Anne Burdick, Mission RCD District Director; and George McManigle, Fallbrook Planning Group and Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce. T...
Thirty-five eighth grade students and a number of parents from Zion Lutheran School will be heading for the People’s Republic of China on Friday morning, October 27. The bikers have been gathering on Saturday mornings at 7:00 a.m. to condition themselves for the coming trip. They bike along the San Luis Rey Bike Trail in Oceanside to practice proper techniques and safety procedures. They also plan to bike enough miles to ensure they can handle the distances in China. This past Saturday they biked about 23 miles, the last h... Full story
The Mitey Mite Braves Football Team battled the Temecula Fighting Bears Saturday, October 14, which added another big win for the Fallbrook Pop Warner Little Scholars organization. Their record is now 6-0-1. The Mitey Mite Braves Cheerleaders rallied the spectators and chanted for the team throughout unstable weather conditions. The sun shone during halftime and the audience was entertained as the squad performed two new dances. Thereafter, the football team charged through the traditional spirit banner, helping them gain...
Fallbrook High School’s boys water polo team split its first two Avocado League games. The Warriors traveled to Rancho Buena Vista for an October 4 match which was won by the Longhorns in overtime but earned the victory October 6 when Fallbrook hosted Vista. “The league opener was very disappointing to lose like that, but they came back on Friday, so they were pretty resilient. I was pleased to see that. They took that loss and they learned from it,” said Fallbrook coach Bob Lamont. Fallbrook led for much of the game again...
Andy DeSouza was named as the new Fallbrook High School boys tennis coach September 8, the day he was also officially named as the school’s boys soccer coach. DeSouza will succeed Dennis Houlihan as the tennis coach. Previous boys soccer coach John Hayek, who remains as the school’s athletic director, had made arrangements for DeSouza to succeed him in the soccer position after Hayek announced last spring that he was stepping down from his school coaching role. “I never thought I’d have a varsity job this soon out of college...
Pala Mesa Men’s Club Results Format: Throw Out Three Flight A First place: Frank Bolton, 53 Second place: Dennis Conrad, 54 Third place: Bernie Eberlein, 56 Flight B First place (tie): Chuck Buresh & George Baum, 55 Second place: Lou Vaughn, 56 Third place: Gordy Molloff, 59 Flight C First place: Nial Lueking, 56 Second place: George Strang, 59 Third place: Ralph Adams, 61...
Fallbrook High School’s girls golf team completed the first half of its Avocado League season without a win, but Fallbrook coach Dave Heid sees the improvement as more significant than the record. “We’re improving. We lost one match by one stroke and one match by three strokes in the first half of the league, so hopefully we can get a couple of wins the second half,” Heid said. It has been determined that seniors Amy Boren and Catelyn Coen, who played in 2005 but are injured, will not return to the team in a playing capacity....
Heather Hughes was selected as the most valuable player of both the LMU Four Points Sheraton LAX Classic tournament and the Miami Hurricane Invitational tournament. “This is actually the first time I’ve ever received an MVP award from a tournament my whole life, so getting two MVP awards is a big accomplishment,” Hughes said. “I guess it’s a pretty big deal,” Hughes said. “Getting MVP is a really big honor, and it proves that you have a great leadership role on the team and you have to be a pretty strong and consistent pl...
Final score Fallbrook 6 Lake San Marcos 12 Low net Fallbrook Shaver 72 Garcia 74 Douglas 77 Low net San Marcos Erkenbeck 72 Ron Rogers 74 Kremer 74...
Fallbrook High School’s girls golf team obtained its first Avocado League win of the season October 12 with a 260-266 victory over El Camino at the Oceanside Golf Club course. The match opened the second round of league competition for the Warriors, who had lost their first five conference matchups. The win gave Fallbrook a 3-9 overall record along with the 1-5 league mark. “That was a good win for our girls to come back,” said Fallbrook coach Dave Heid. Fallbrook had opened its season with a single-stroke loss to El Camin...
Roye Oliver will be the new Fallbrook High School varsity wrestling coach when that sport commences activity in November. Oliver was named to the position September 8. He succeeds Charlie Russell, who stepped down after 13 years as the varsity coach. “It’s going to be tough, but I think we can do it,” Oliver said. “We’ve got the personnel, we’ve got the kids here, we’ve got the support from the school.” What Oliver, who had been an assistant coach for the wrestling team for the past three years, will not have is the 2005-06...
Players selected from the Fallbrook Senior Softball League won the gold medal for the second time in three years in the San Diego Senior Olympics 55+ division. Fallbrook Senior Softball league games are played all year at Ingold Community Sports Park at 4 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays and/or Fridays. Two games are played per week. There is a new draft of players between seasons. The next season starts on November 1. Seniors age 55 or older can register at any senior softball game. The current cost of $50... Full story
On Friday, October 20, the Fallbrook Warriors hosted the Vista Panthers in a hotly contested football league game. The Warriors played hard again but were unable to close the scoring gap. The final score was Vista 15, Fallbrook 6. The entire Warrior defense was stellar, as they only allowed 15 points and no points in the second half. They produced two big turnovers and gave great field position to the offense, which just wasn’t able to convert their good fortune into scores. In the first half, the Warriors gave up a t...
The Fallbrook Pop Warner Little Scholars Cheer Squads have been an inspiration to their partner football teams in making this a very successful season. The cheerleaders practice throughout the week after school and perform with spirit and pride every Saturday at their respective football games. On October 29 Palomar Pop Warner will be hosting the League Cheer Competition and Performance at the San Diego State University Cox Arena. Fallbrook Pop Warner is proud to be sending five cheer teams to this event in which there will...
