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Overview of the General Assembly Meeting in Pittsburgh and other news.
Pray for our Missions Teams
Letter from Jan Armstrong
In the month of July, missions teams have travelled from our Presbytery to five different countries. Each person is far away from home and will encounter the most challenging and rewarding work they will ever know. Please pray for them during this time.
Newsletter Archive - Aug, Nov 2011
November 2011 - Upcoming Events - Santa Barbara Missions Conference featuring.... & Lay Leader Training with Eddie Gibbs
August 2011 - 'pray for Haiti' - highlights our NEW impact long-term missions teams and front porch ministry at Cal Poly
Newsletter Archive - May, June, & July 2011
July 2011: 'thank you for your prayers' - highlights our impact short-terms missions teams
June 2011: 'expanding the vision' - highlights our new church plant in albania
May 2011: 'a challenge' - highlights our new gang prevention ministries
We have had the incredible opportunity to help establish a new church in Tirane, Albania. What has happened because of our work there has been nothing short of a miracle. These new Christians have already begun to make an impact for God within their community.
Greetings from Santa Barbara
Letter from Jan Armstrong
...to all who are reading this... please continue to send me your creative initiatives so we can make them available to our entire fellowship.
Now, on to Albania... where the Santa Barbara Presbytery continues to enjoy the privilege of supporting fledgling Emmanuel Church in the capital city of Tirana.
Meet Rico Ramirez
From my life in the Gangs...to sharing God's Love with at-risk youth
"We're losing hundreds of our best and brightest to the gangs each year on the Central Coast. By age 17, many are already hard-core. These kids need a family of concerned Christians who care whether or not they live or die."
January 2011
Leadership Training
Lay Leadership Training Institute is offering a $250 season pass for the entire session and leaders/staff to attend presentations by Dr. Temper Longman and Eddie Gibbs. CLICK HERE...