A team from Hope Chapel will be meeting at noon on Saturday at Hope Chapel to crash this haughty event held at UCLA. The wealthy need the Gospel, too! Also… Cambodian New Year Festival Calvary Chapel South Bay will be heading down to Long Beach again to share their faith with the largest Cambodian refugee population in the
I’m not sure which place we will be going, so you will just have to find out by showing up at Hope Chapel at noon to carpool. Either way, it will be an exciting time. And if not, double your money back! See the video from last year when I preached in the middle of
This Saturday we will head on down to Huntington Beach to share our faith alongside Ray Comfort. Meet at Hope Chapel at noon; we will leave promptly at 12:30. Did you see Ray on New Zealand’s “60 Minutes” program? Of course not, most of you live in the USA. Well, here it is anyway: (Read about the
This Saturday we will be heading to El Camino College to share our faith in a gracious, gentle, and respectful way (like we always do), with the great American Indian Community.
The South Bay/Long Beach area, in which we live, has the largest native American population in the entire country.
This is a very difficult people group to reach because Christianity, in their eyes, has created nothing but hardship and trouble for them. (After our last Powwow visit, I pulled all my posts and videos from this blog. I’ll write about that at another time.)
Please pray that our message would be heard and understood.
Meet at Hope Chapel at noon, or meet at us at El Camino College at about 1:15PM.
***Calvary Chapel South Bay has a team going to the Thai New Year Festival in Hollywood on Sunday. If you’d like to join my friend, Tom Nance-Ulrich, then click for more info.
Put on your flak jackets, anti-aircraft baseball caps, and armor-piercing sunscreen because we are going to a real hotspot! According to their website, A.N.S.W.E.R. LA is putting on a demonstration for this reason: The thousands who march will demand “From Iraq to Afghanistan to Palestine, Occupation is a Crime” and “We Need Jobs and Education, Not Wars