Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church — Attraction in Tucson

I was in line to get bread. I just wanted a loaf of bread to help stretch my food budget as I settled into the house I just paid to rent. A man came up close behind me and started harassing me. He started darting around me very close. He was so close and intimidating. He spit on my coat intentionally and another man saw and verified that he spit on my back . I heard it. He verified the spit. Human spit can transmit COVID and you only need to read a National Institute of Health article to understand. I was very upset and went to to get decontaminating spray to clean my coat. I worked my way on my own to obtain a B.S. and an M.S. in Pathology and Microbiology I specialized in virology. The pastor came at me in an abusive, threatening and hostile manner and failed to see the risks of viral transmission. Instead he was accusatory and aggressive towards me. He was threatening and failed to see the risks of viral transmission from human spit. I had every right to be upset and to defend and care for myself. I am not of this pastor's faith but I know enough about the teaching and principles of Christianity to realize this pastor had an inappropriate reaction to a dangerous...

Great Saint Paul is a wonderful place to get help of any sorts as in ID driver's license birth certificate as a stimulus checks taxes they will lead you or should I say point you to the right direction to get help if you want it it's there for you the people are wonderful they do not get paid to show up three times a week Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays these people do it because they have a wonderful heart they contribute their time and sitting up showers setting up food boxes sitting up meeting shelters they do their best to help the public that's asking for helping hand they are there so please anybody that goes out there respect the people that are there they're not getting paid for this they're doing it on their own so have a heart as they do we're all humans remember we are Americans so act American do not act like children we are adults so act like it be it an adult when...

What an unforgettable evening! I had the pleasure of attending the Neo Soul Candlelight Concert this past Friday in Tucson, and it was truly an experience for the soul. The ambiance was intimate and beautifully set with flickering candles that created a warm, romantic glow throughout the venue.

The musicians were incredibly talented, delivering soulful renditions of hits from artists like Erykah Badu, D’Angelo, Lauryn Hill, and Maxwell. Each note resonated with feeling and nostalgia, and you could tell the performers put their hearts into every song.

The setting, the vibe, and the energy were just right laid-back yet electric. It was the perfect way to unwind, connect, and get lost in the rhythm. Whether you’re a die-hard Neo Soul fan or just love great live music in a unique setting, I highly recommend catching one of these shows.

Tucson, we needed this vibe and it...