Please sign up for your session at the bottom of this page. As I receive sign ups, I will post filled in slots here.
9:00am Karey Erb
9:15am Mike Morgan
9:30am Tim Jones
9:45am Claudiette Wright-Bey
10:00am Lois Bankins
10:15am Kris Martin
10:30am Sarah Chicas
10:45am Noralea Goodrow
11:00am Emily Richardson
11:15am Ross McMeekin
11:30am Ben Tomlin
11:45am Jessica Martinson
--BREAK FOR STAFF LUNCH--
2:30pm
2:45pm
3:00pm
3:15pm Josh Kauffman
3:30pm Kristie Vosper
3:45pm
4:00pm Greg Hughes
4:30pm Michael Mudgett
5:00pm
Please note the following:
I will let you know of more info as it unfolds. Thanks!
9:00am Karey Erb
9:15am Mike Morgan
9:30am Tim Jones
9:45am Claudiette Wright-Bey
10:00am Lois Bankins
10:15am Kris Martin
10:30am Sarah Chicas
10:45am Noralea Goodrow
11:00am Emily Richardson
11:15am Ross McMeekin
11:30am Ben Tomlin
11:45am Jessica Martinson
--BREAK FOR STAFF LUNCH--
2:30pm
2:45pm
3:00pm
3:15pm Josh Kauffman
3:30pm Kristie Vosper
3:45pm
4:00pm Greg Hughes
4:30pm Michael Mudgett
5:00pm
Please note the following:
- Get your hair cut or styled today or tomorrow before the shoot, if at all possible.
- Bring 4 options of clothing for the photographer to choose.
- Make sure all shirts are ironed and pressed - particularly the collars.
- Guys - please be clean shaven (or groom the gotee) Please be prompt for your session, and patient if it is running a little over.
- Allow 30 minutes to be away from your desk.
I will let you know of more info as it unfolds. Thanks!
Did you know that you can use your Ralph's card to help MPC?Be sure to get or renew your RALPHS rewards cards between August 4, 2008 and August 31, 2008 to be effective on September 1, 2008.
Important Info
For more information, click here.
- Participants must have a Ralphs rewards card to enroll in the new term. You previously had a Ralphs Club Card, but it has been upgraded to the new Ralphs rewards Card.
- If you have not applied for their Ralphs rewards card at their local Ralphs store, all stores have them available at all times.
- After you complete the Ralphs rewards application at the Store, then you can register at www.ralphs.com then click on Community Contribution.
- If you are currently enrolled in the Ralphs Community Contribution Program will remain active until August 31, 2008.
- All participants are required to register for the new term at www.ralphs.com that will be effective on September 1, 2008.
- NOTE: All registrations at www.ralphs.com after August 4, 2008 will be effective for the new term that begins on September 1, 2008.
- NOTE: Ralphs rewards Cards can only be used at Ralphs stores.
- NOTE: Food 4 Less Rewards Cards can only be used at Food 4 Less stores.
- NOTE: Foods Co Rewards Cards can only be used at Foods Co. stores.
Welcome to MPC's Event Registration Page.
If you are a registered member of MPC online, you can sign in below at left and register right away. Otherwise, please select the event you would like to register for.
If you are a registered member of MPC online, you can sign in below at left and register right away. Otherwise, please select the event you would like to register for.
LOS ANGELES MAYOR VILLARAIGOSA TO ATTEND
EASTER SERVICES (3/23/08, 11:00am) AT MALIBU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO SUPPORT WORLD IMPACT MINISTRIES
Date: Sunday, March 23
Time: 11:00 am
Location: 24250 Pacific Coast Highway
Despite having lost its own building to fire, Malibu Presbyterian Church will donate $500,000 to World Impact to build a teen center. Villaraigosa will attend to celebrate.
The Los Angeles Mayor’s office has confirmed that Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will attend Easter Services at Malibu Presbyterian Church on March 23rd, 2008 at 11:00 - currently scheduled to be held at Malibu Bluffs Park (24250 Pacific Coast Highway - for any changes, please check www.malibupres.org/easter).
On October 21st of last year, Malibu Presbyterian Church (MPC) was completely destroyed in a fire that damaged over 70 structures in the area and scarred thousands of acres of land. The church site became a focal point for news coverage and was visited by Governor Schwarzenegger when he declared the region a disaster area.
Despite the loss of its building, MPC announced that it would follow through with their previous pledge from June 2007 to donate $500,000 to World Impact Ministries to build a teen center in central Los Angeles.
World Impact is a Christian missions organization committed to empowering America’s urban poor through Christian Schools, The Oaks Camp and Conference center (Lake Hughes, CA), medical and dental ministries, youth clubs, teen outreaches, mentoring, tutoring and church planting. Since 1965, World Impact has ministered to the spiritual, social, physical and mental needs of its neighbors in the inner city of Los Angeles.
“Christianity is a resurrection faith,” said MPC’s Pastor Greg Hughes. “We believe in a God who rose from death for us. While we have lost a building, we are still a church. We are proud to partner with World Impact. Together, we work toward a common vision - to serve our community, help those in need and, in turn, bring Christ’s Love to the City of Los Angeles. We cannot think of a better way to celebrate Easter than by helping World Impact.”
Dr. Keith Phillips, President of World Impact, says, “Malibu Presbyterian Church is a stellar example of Christian love--sacrificially giving to build a center to empower inner-city teenagers through encouragement, mentoring and instruction - even as their own sanctuary is in ashes. Only God’s love can explain such extraordinary generosity. On behalf of the teenagers in Los Angeles, we are extremely grateful.”
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Malibu Presbyterian Church was founded in the summer of 1949. In 2007, the church conducted a capital campaign to raise money for renovations to its original building.
As a part of the capital campaign, MPC pledged to include a gift of $500,000 to World Impact to help build a teen center to serve the 3,000-student school across the street from World Impact’s headquarters in central Los Angeles.
Plans for the renovation were halted when fire destroyed the church in October last year. Two days after the fire, the church leadership declared that it would honor its pledge to World Impact and proceed with the gift.
World Impact is converting a 9000-square-foot building to a community center for teens across the street from the new West Adams Preparatory High School, which opened in September 2007 at Vermont and the Santa Monica Freeway. This center, scheduled to open in 2009, will provide Bible classes and worship classes. It will also offer academic tutoring, counseling, mentoring, leadership development, drama productions, college SAT prep classes, vocational planning, and music classes. It will be a safe place for inner-city teens to build deep, healthy relationships with their peers and World Impact staff. Dr. Edward Robillard,West Adams Prep Principal, welcomes our positive investment into his student body.
“Malibu Presbyterian has stood as a beacon of hope for 58 years,” Pastor Hughes said. “We are still here. We love our city, and we intend to continue to worship and serve the Malibu and Los Angeles communities for decades to come.”
Contact:
Malibu Presbyterian Church
Ben Tomlin
Communications Coordinator
btomlin@malibupres.org
323-363-6530
Contact:
World Impact
Tim Goddu
VP-LA Director
tgoddu@worldimpact.org
323-735-3400 ext 301
www.worldimpact.org
www.malibupres.org
EASTER SERVICES (3/23/08, 11:00am) AT MALIBU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO SUPPORT WORLD IMPACT MINISTRIES
Date: Sunday, March 23
Time: 11:00 am
Location: 24250 Pacific Coast Highway
Despite having lost its own building to fire, Malibu Presbyterian Church will donate $500,000 to World Impact to build a teen center. Villaraigosa will attend to celebrate.
The Los Angeles Mayor’s office has confirmed that Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will attend Easter Services at Malibu Presbyterian Church on March 23rd, 2008 at 11:00 - currently scheduled to be held at Malibu Bluffs Park (24250 Pacific Coast Highway - for any changes, please check www.malibupres.org/easter).
On October 21st of last year, Malibu Presbyterian Church (MPC) was completely destroyed in a fire that damaged over 70 structures in the area and scarred thousands of acres of land. The church site became a focal point for news coverage and was visited by Governor Schwarzenegger when he declared the region a disaster area.
Despite the loss of its building, MPC announced that it would follow through with their previous pledge from June 2007 to donate $500,000 to World Impact Ministries to build a teen center in central Los Angeles.
World Impact is a Christian missions organization committed to empowering America’s urban poor through Christian Schools, The Oaks Camp and Conference center (Lake Hughes, CA), medical and dental ministries, youth clubs, teen outreaches, mentoring, tutoring and church planting. Since 1965, World Impact has ministered to the spiritual, social, physical and mental needs of its neighbors in the inner city of Los Angeles.
“Christianity is a resurrection faith,” said MPC’s Pastor Greg Hughes. “We believe in a God who rose from death for us. While we have lost a building, we are still a church. We are proud to partner with World Impact. Together, we work toward a common vision - to serve our community, help those in need and, in turn, bring Christ’s Love to the City of Los Angeles. We cannot think of a better way to celebrate Easter than by helping World Impact.”
Dr. Keith Phillips, President of World Impact, says, “Malibu Presbyterian Church is a stellar example of Christian love--sacrificially giving to build a center to empower inner-city teenagers through encouragement, mentoring and instruction - even as their own sanctuary is in ashes. Only God’s love can explain such extraordinary generosity. On behalf of the teenagers in Los Angeles, we are extremely grateful.”
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Malibu Presbyterian Church was founded in the summer of 1949. In 2007, the church conducted a capital campaign to raise money for renovations to its original building.
As a part of the capital campaign, MPC pledged to include a gift of $500,000 to World Impact to help build a teen center to serve the 3,000-student school across the street from World Impact’s headquarters in central Los Angeles.
Plans for the renovation were halted when fire destroyed the church in October last year. Two days after the fire, the church leadership declared that it would honor its pledge to World Impact and proceed with the gift.
World Impact is converting a 9000-square-foot building to a community center for teens across the street from the new West Adams Preparatory High School, which opened in September 2007 at Vermont and the Santa Monica Freeway. This center, scheduled to open in 2009, will provide Bible classes and worship classes. It will also offer academic tutoring, counseling, mentoring, leadership development, drama productions, college SAT prep classes, vocational planning, and music classes. It will be a safe place for inner-city teens to build deep, healthy relationships with their peers and World Impact staff. Dr. Edward Robillard,West Adams Prep Principal, welcomes our positive investment into his student body.
“Malibu Presbyterian has stood as a beacon of hope for 58 years,” Pastor Hughes said. “We are still here. We love our city, and we intend to continue to worship and serve the Malibu and Los Angeles communities for decades to come.”
Contact:
Malibu Presbyterian Church
Ben Tomlin
Communications Coordinator
btomlin@malibupres.org
323-363-6530
Contact:
World Impact
Tim Goddu
VP-LA Director
tgoddu@worldimpact.org
323-735-3400 ext 301
www.worldimpact.org
www.malibupres.org
We would love to hear from you. You may contact us at:
Malibu Presbyterian Church
3324 Malibu Canyon Drive
Malibu, CA 90265
Malibu Presbyterian Church
3324 Malibu Canyon Drive
Malibu, CA 90265
t. 310-456-1611
f. 310-456-7018
info@malibupres.org
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info@malibupres.org
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For information about the sites of our ministries, click on the blue tabs.
We invite you to join us for Sunday Worship services, currently held at:
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Webster Elementary School
3602 Winter Canyon Road
Malibu, CA
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Please Note that this is for worship services only - it is not our office address.
For information on sites of our other ministries, please click the blue tabs.
Thanks for reserving space for the Los Angeles Mayor's Prayer Breakfast. We will be in touch with you shortly to finalize the cost and give you details about our table.
Please make payments out to MPC and mail them to
Malibu Presbyterian Church
3324 Malibu Canyon Road
Malibu, CA
90265
Att: Valerie Fox, Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
Please note that the address for the breakfast is at:
Westin Bonaventure Hotel
404 S. Figueroa St.Breakfast Begins
at
8:00am
If you have any questions, please call Valerie at
310-456-1611
Please make payments out to MPC and mail them to
Malibu Presbyterian Church
3324 Malibu Canyon Road
Malibu, CA
90265
Att: Valerie Fox, Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
Please note that the address for the breakfast is at:
Westin Bonaventure Hotel
404 S. Figueroa St.Breakfast Begins
at
8:00am
If you have any questions, please call Valerie at
310-456-1611
Here's a quick primer on how to use the publishing interface for your web pages.
When you first log in, you will come to a welcome screen:
From here you can manage your entries and upload photos.
To write a new entry, simply select "Write Entry" or go to "Create"
To Post Your Entries
Navigate up to "Write Entry" and click it.
This will bring you to an editing screen.
From here you can type the Title and Entry.
**Note the Body and Extended tags up at the top, just under the Title area. Type the first paragraph of your post in "Body" and for the rest, select "Extended"... this makes it so only the first paragraph of your text displays on the summary page, making it easier to read and take in. No biggie if you forget.
You can upload a photo using the image button and insert it into the text.
Click Save... There you go! You have posted!
To Manage your Entries
Once you have posted, you can manage your entries by clicking on "Manage"
Here, you can select, edit and delete your entries.
To reorder the way entries are displayed, change their publish date (found at the bottom of the "Create Entry" page). The site displays most recent entries first. So to make an entry go lower, make it older.
To view the site and republish, use these buttons:
The circular arrows will republish everything. The square button will take you to the site to see your work. If you don't see a change you know you have made, hit "refresh" in your browser.
Hope this helps you get started!
Enjoy!
When you first log in, you will come to a welcome screen:
From here you can manage your entries and upload photos.To write a new entry, simply select "Write Entry" or go to "Create"
To Post Your Entries
Navigate up to "Write Entry" and click it.
This will bring you to an editing screen.
From here you can type the Title and Entry.
**Note the Body and Extended tags up at the top, just under the Title area. Type the first paragraph of your post in "Body" and for the rest, select "Extended"... this makes it so only the first paragraph of your text displays on the summary page, making it easier to read and take in. No biggie if you forget.
You can upload a photo using the image button and insert it into the text.
Click Save... There you go! You have posted!
To Manage your Entries
Once you have posted, you can manage your entries by clicking on "Manage"
Here, you can select, edit and delete your entries.
To reorder the way entries are displayed, change their publish date (found at the bottom of the "Create Entry" page). The site displays most recent entries first. So to make an entry go lower, make it older.
To view the site and republish, use these buttons:
The circular arrows will republish everything. The square button will take you to the site to see your work. If you don't see a change you know you have made, hit "refresh" in your browser.
Hope this helps you get started!
Enjoy!