Redondo Beach Cannabis church opens after Seaside shutdown
Lora Novellino, center, and Jenni Rosas, right, at Seaside Church for Alternative Healing, in 2018. Novellino and Rosas are staff at the newly-formed Sacramental Life Church in Seaside’s old location. Photo Just weeks after a similar place of worship closed on Artesia Boulevard, a second cannabis church has moved into its predecessor’s space. Though the staff of the new organization, Sacramental Life Church of Redondo Beach, say they cannot speak for the previous church’s activities, the two appear to be linked in multiple ways — including mutual associates and legal representatives — based on filings with the California Secretary of State’s office. Sacramental Life Church of Redondo Beach opened in early July, according to staff member Jenni Rosas, who said she was a representative for the organization. According to Rosas, SLCRB believes that cannabis is a “blessed sacrament,” that helps those who take it “be the best you that you can be.” “I feel that the blessed sacrament is like food for the brain and body,” Rosas said. As part of its practice, SLCRB offers yoga classes and one-on-one counseling to members, as well as a “sound bath” healing practice based on a Tibetan…
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