Honest questions about Jesus, asked in Chula Vista.

People in Chula Vista bring Catholic, evangelical, other-faith, and no-faith histories. Honest questions are welcome in either Spanish or English. We use Scripture, avoid pressure, and will not replace Peter's answer with a sinner's prayer.

West Chula Vista, Castle Park, Third Avenue, Otay Ranch, and Eastlake have different housing, transit, and daily patterns. Some families cross the border for work, school, or care, so delays and documentation can shape the week. Library room policies are changing during construction, and aquatic facilities require formal approval. Keep gatherings local, bilingual when useful, and sensitive to the fact that no two cross-border families share one story.

Chula Vista stretches from older west-side neighborhoods to Otay Ranch and Eastlake, with families whose ordinary week may cross languages, freeways, and the international border. A gathering that works near Third Avenue may be unreasonable for somebody far east. Following Jesus here means making the table reachable, welcoming Spanish and English naturally, and staying close when a family's paperwork, work hours, or caregiving becomes heavy.