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  I happened upon the St. James Gift shop by chance and was blown away. They have a ton of beautiful hand carved works from all over. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I was particularly impressed with their collection of art from Dia de los Muertos. Fun stuff! This place is worth checking out.

  Added April 28, 2017 by A Google User
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  Very home-y. A beautiful interior and a rich history. Stanford men's choir sings here every year, among other frequent events brought held.

  Added March 12, 2017 by Fritz Kuhn
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  Beautiful church inside and out. Historic in a beautiful La Jolla setting. Been to a few services here over the years. My better half's family has been coming here for decades.

  Added October 16, 2016 by Ryan Brady
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  The Assembly of Daughters of the King held on May 21, 2016 was beautifully arranged and executed by Elena Luz, D.O.K. Chapter President
  and her friendly assistants! It was a lovely event from the food to the flowers and the inspiring speaker, the Rev. Monica Mainwaring. Thank you everyone!

  Added September 13, 2016 by Helen Astleford