REACH Magazine - Volume 6 Issue 1

8/12/2019 REACH Magazine - Volume 6 Issue 1

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VOLUME 6 | ISSUE 1

MAGAZINE

HOMESOF HOPE

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Wont you be my

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Salt & Light

NEIGHBOR?PAGE 10

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CON

TENTS

ONTHECOVERElizabeth, the five year old daughter of YWAM ministry

workers, lends a hand as Calvarys team of 148 volunteers

build five homes for families in Mexico.page 16Yo ar th sal of th eart ... th ligh of th worl. Matthew 5:13-14

Christians, as salt, are to inhibit sins power to destroy

lives. This in turn creates opportunity for the gospel

to be proclaimed and received. We have been given a

wonderful privilege to be the salt of the earth, but Jesus

gave us a warning in the second half of Mathew 5:13. Jesus

did not say that we can lose our salvation; He said that

we can lose our saltiness. When salt is contaminated it

becomes corrosive and poisonous. If we have allowed

disobedience, carelessness and indifference to rule our

lives, we have become contaminated salt and have lost

our saltiness. We need to confess our sin and let the Lord

restore us to the purpose for which we are called.

In Matthew 5:14, Jesus tells His disciples, You a

of the world. As salt the Christian is to coun

power of sin. As light we are to illuminate or ma

Our lives are to be an on-going witness to the

Christs presence in our lives. When we worship

pure hearts, when we love others as ourselves, w

shining. It is not our light, but the reflection of th

the World, Jesus Christ, that people are to see

are to shine as lighthouses, warning of danger and

people to a safe harbor, providing hope for those

lost hope. God uses us to be like beacons from a

shining in the darkness and showing the way to H

Will you be salt and light and let God have yo

His glory?

Liz Gold

Reach Global Missions Director

You are the salt of the earth; but if the salt ha

tasteless, how can it be made salty again? It is

good for anything, except to be thrown out and

underfoot by men. You are the light of the world

on a hill cannot be hidden; nor does anyone lig

and put it under a basket, but on the lampstand, a

light to all who are in the house. Let your light sh

men in such a way that they may see your good w

glorify your Father who is in heaven. Matthew 5

Jesus did not a you can bo you hav th potential to b

Jesus said that we are the salt of the earth and the light

of the world. Being salt and light is not optional. Jesus

did not say you can be or you have the potential to

be He said you are.

Everyone who has trusted Christ for salvation and is born

again is salt of the earth and the light of the world.

When Jesus told his disciples that they were the salt of

the earth they understood the metaphor. Salt is not as

readily apparent to us today, but the mandate that Jesus

gave is still relevant. When Jesus said, You are the salt

of the earth, He meant that all of His disciples were to

serve as preservatives, stopping the moral decay in our

sin infected world. The spiritual health and strength of

the Christian is to counteract the corruption that is in the

world.

H aid, you are.

ALSOINTHISREACHBringing Hope to Moldovapage 8

Wont you be my Neighbor?page 10

Apartment Life Ministrypage 12

Marys Kitchenpage 14

Homes of Hopepage 16

Art Weekend/WWAMpage 18

Walk, Run (or Paw) on a Missionpage 19

Salt & Light Stories from around OCpage 20

14 Way to be Salt & Light to OCpage 22

2014 GLOBAL REACH WEEKWhat did Jesus mean by Salt & Light?page 3

Schedule of Eventspage 4

Missionaries & Special Highlightspage 5

Guest Speakerspage 6

Guest Speakers & Global Vision Dinnerpage 7

REACH MINISTRIES at CALVARY CHURCHMatt Doan - Reach Pastor

Liz Gold - Reach Global Missions Director

Reach Local Office 714.550.2310

Reach Global Office 7 14.550.2341

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GLOBAL VISION DinneSATURDAY, MARCH 86 PM FELLOWSHIP HALLGuest Speaker: Pastor Berti Dosti

Free event - Tickets required

See page 7 for speaker/event information

BingingHOPEt Childrenwh are Ophaned

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 26 PM Registration &

Family Dinner7 PM Kids Walk: Glow Edition

Register at KidsWalkForHope.com

SATURDAY, MARCH 15

9:30 AM GYMGuest Speakers:Sundar & Sareeta Thapa

Tickets required$10 Suggested Donation

See page 6 for speaker

and event information

* Daylight Savings - Turn Clocks Ahead

FH Fellowship Hall FR - Fireside Room SC - Samsvick Chapel WC Worship Center

GLOBAL MISSION Bakfas

Friday, March 7

Saturday, March 8

Sunday, March 9*

Wednesday, March 12

Thursday, March 13

Friday, March 14

Saturday, March 1 5

Sunday, March 16

7:00 PM

6:00 PM

8:45 &

10:45 AM10:30 AM

7:00 PM

6:00 PM

6:00 PM

7:01 PM

7:00 PM

7:00 PM

7:00 PM

7:00 PM

9:30AM

8:45 &

10:45 AM

10:30AM

Hispanic Multicultural Event - Carlos Calderon - GYM

Global Vision Dinner (tickets required) - Pastor Berti Dosti - FH

Worship Services - Carlos Calderon - WC

Calvary missionaries in all adult LifeGroups both hoursHispanic Worship Service - David & Wendy Nellis - GYM

College Missions Event - Amy West - FH

Alpha Course (ongoing) - WC

Kids Walk for Hope & Family Dinner - S. Parking Lot/Grass Area

Jr. High FEAST Global Focus - Carolyn Eumurian - FH

High School - Sundar & Sareeta Thapa - WC (Choir Room)

Young Adult Dinner - Matt & Krisy Faber - FH

30s Group - Dan & Tammy Gonzaga - Off Campus (Taylor home)

Albania Vision Follow Up Dessert - Pastor Berti Dosti - FH

Global Missions Breakfast (tickets required) - Men & Women

Sundar & Sareeta Thapa, Nepal - GYM

Closing Worship Services - Pastor Berti Dosti - WC

Calvary missionaries in all Childrens Programs both hours

Hispanic Worship Service - GYM

cALVARY mISSIONARIES Attending

Rahnella Adsit International Branches of Armor

Lanny & Carla Arensen England/Africa AIM

Glenna Clark Retired Wycliffe

David & Heidi Coombs Peru/USA Wycliffe

Carolyn Eumurian USA Avant MinistriesMatt & Kristy Faber Africa AIM

Dan & Tammy Gonzaga USA InterVarsity

Dan & Darice Gutierrez USA/Mex/Can AIBI

Cory & DJ Hovivian Ireland GEM

Pete & JoAnn Johnson USA CRU

Bart Maley USA Wycliffe Associates

Dave & Wendy Nellis Mexico UIM

Johanna Olson International CRU

Lloyd & Nancy Peckham USA Wycliffe

Tom & Margie Rafetto USA/Asia Wycliffe

Gary & Charlene Ramm USA CRU

Jonathan & Joy Smalley Asia ReachGlobal

Pete & Jill Stuck USA Avant Ministries

Sundar & Sareeta Thapa Nepal Christian Aid

John & Joan Tungseth USA CRU

John & Kathie Watters International Wycliffe

Lee Watters Retired Wycliffe

Amy West International Wycliffe

Lisa Yabuki USA International Students Inc.


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Pastor Albert "Berti"

and tatiana "Tana"dostiGLOBALVISIONDINNER

MARCH8 6:00 PM

SUNDAYWORSHIPSERVICES

MARCH16 8:45 & 10:45 AM

Formerly an atheist

country, Albania

struggled under the

dictatorship of Enver

Hoxha for nearly 50

years. It was within

this system that

Berti Dosti was

trained as a leader in

the Communist Army of Albania, teaching soldiers

how to listen for and intercept enemy radio signals.

In the late 1980s, Berti began to hear programs in

the Albanian language coming from Monte Carlo

that spoke about God and His love for all people.

They spoke to Bertis heart, in his own language. It

was the first time he had heard such a message, for

in Albania, God was forbidden.

After Hoxhas rule finally came to an end, Albania

was opened to the Gospel in 1991. Great progress

was made in establishing churches, and the number

of Christian churches increased together with the

number of born-again Christian believers. The

younger generation of Albanians was seeking after

CARLOS CALDERON

HISPANICMINISTRYMULTICULTURALEVENT

MARCH7 7:00 PM

SUNDAYWORSHIPSERVICES

MARCH9 8:45 & 10:45 AM

Carlos grew up in

war-torn El Salvador.

He came to know

the Lord through

the witness of a high

school friend. The

two teenagers were

on fire for the Lord

and before long they

had a group of 30

in a Bible study they

started, and were

making missionary

trips to other parts of El Salvador.

Carlos became a professor, but the university was closed

when guerrilla activities became too intense. He used

this time to volunteer as a youth pastor at his church.

Carlos coordinated Mission 84, the first international

missions conference in Central America, which helped

to spark a missionary movement across South America

and helped to coordinate COMIBAM, a continent-wide

missions congress held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 1987. This

was the milestone that signaled the change in the Latin

American continent from a mission field to a mission

force.

Carlos and Lorena moved to a Middle Eastern country

where he worked for a computer company while they

served as leaders of a church-planting team among

Muslims. This proved to be an invaluable experience

for his future role, from 1991-2006, with Partners

International as Area Director for the Middle East and

North Africa. Carlos currently serves as Vice President

of International Ministries directing the work of more

than 100 Partners Internationals indigenous partners in

56 countries.

Sundar and

Sareeta Thapa

GLOBALMISSIONSBREAKFAST

SATURDAY, MARCH15 9:30 AM

Sundar and Sareeta Thapa were born and live in

Katmandu, Nepal. In 1987, they started the Evangelical

Christian Fellowship (ECF), an expanding fellowship of

more than 175 Nepalese churches. They head a church

that has three daughter churches, run two orphanages

of about 100 street kids, rescue girls from sex-slavery

in India, and feed street children (there are 15,000 in

Kathmandu). They do all this with very minimal financial

help from the West. ECF also holds regional training

conferences and help Christian families driven from

their homes.

God brought Sundar and Sareetas work to Calvarys

attention in 2004, at the Lausanne Forum in Thailand.

A friendship was formed, and in 2011 they were able to

visit us in the states, and meet with the Calvary Church

Missions Team, Pastor David, and our Calvary Elders.

After their return to Nepal, Calvary decided to take

the Thapas on as Calvary Missionaries. We are excited

to have them join us as our speakers for the Calvary

Global Missions Breakfast. Tickets are required for

this event ($10 suggested donation) and are available in

the Worship Center lobby on Sundays or at the Reach

Offices during the week.

God, but they needed guidance and leader

the help of Trans World Radio, Berti bega

encourage, and lead his own people. Afte

one of the earliest churches in Albania,

Pages (Way of Peace Church), he formed

training and computer skills school called

School in 1997, which helped Albanians ac

to find jobs. Victory School now teaches m

750 pupils a year, offering classes in Engli

and Computer Studies.

Due to the economic conditions in Alba

Christian and secular leaders have bee

to immigrate to other countries to find

support their families. This has left the co

church, in dire need of leadership. Calvar

would like to help develop Albanian leade

training and discipleship programs, both

and on-line. In a country that has been s

its leadership in the past, godly leaders arto repair the hearts and souls of Albania

Would you consider coming alongside Pa

and Calvary Church to help create a new g

of political, cultural, and spiritual leaders fo

and the Lord Jesus Christ?

2014GLOBAL REACH WEEK

GUESTSpeakers


GLOBAL VISION DinneSATURDAY, MARCH 86 PM FELLOWSHIP HALL

The Church is Gods plan for the growth of His children and His kingdom

Church seeks to see the lost come to know Jesus and gather them iglorifying, Gospel-reaching communities. Our vision is to partner with Th

Peace Church in Lushnje, Albania and to provide leadership training, eld

curriculum, and discipleship models among members resulting in othereproducing churches. Calvary Church and Way of Peace Church, by

sister church partnership and working together, will accomplish more in oto reach the world for Jesus Christ. Come listen, ask questions, and get in

There is no cost required for the ticket, but we ask you to consider a finadesignated to Reach Global Missions to offset the cost of the evening an

continued support of our Calvary Church missionaries and global ministr

here and around the world.


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Moldova is one of the poorest countries in the world, andthe center of human trafcking in Europe. Recently one of the state runorphanages in Moldova was found to have issues of abuse in all kindsof forms and expressions, and a new and very disturbing trend in thecountry is the growth of human organ harvesting. In most of the casesorphans are targeted, as they are the most vulnerable.

When we hear about the horrors and atrocities that take place in othercountries, it is easy to ask if there is any hope for those living in placessuch as these. Hope for Moldova, founded by Calvary Missionaries Olegand Marina Reutki, is working hard to strategically shine the hope andlight of Christ in this dark place.

Hope for Moldova reaches out to children, from new born babies toyoung adults, through camp programs, classes in state run schools,orphan ministry, and transition homes for teens. The ministry seeks totransform both lives and the society, while reaching the next generationfor Christ. One way they create change is through awareness. We praiseGod for the 15,000 kids in the state run orphanages and public schools

that we were able to inform to be aware of trafcking that was happening.Through awareness, we saw a yearly drop of 3% in trafcking. About5,000 posters were spread by churches in the shops, schools, city halls,streets, and door to door. Because of Hope for Moldovas partnership

with these churches, more than 10,000 kids heard the Gospel throughtheir Stop-Trafcking campaign.

When we think about orphans, it always reminds us of

the Lord. He is the Father of the fatherless, and His heart

breaks at the idea of what these kids have to go through.

In Moldova, once an orphan reaches the age of 16 or 17, they are usuallydischarged from the only home they have ever known, but with littlemoney, very few resources or protection, and almost no lifeskills. Hopefor Moldova is providing Transitional Homes as one solution to thisissue. In each home, 16 orphan girls at a time nd their place of healingand restoration through the care of loving Christian couples. Theylearn about life outside the orphanage, how to cook and take care ofthemselves, continue their schooling and develop life skills. TransitionHomes are a place of care, love, and compassion; a place where each oneof these children matter. Many of these girls come to accept Jesus Christas their Lord and Savior.

In their most recent letter, Oleg and Marina reported, Last August,ve of these girls were baptized. Now they are plugged into the localchurches and Christian society. It is such a joy to see the great results ofthese years of godly investment. In their spare time, most of these girlsare serving as part of the drama team; traveling to camps, churches, youthevents, and orphanages to share the Message that transformed their ownlives We see Gods hand at work. Thank you for making this possible.

Oleg and Marina Reutki will join us June 23 - 29 as the 2014 VBS Missionaries,

and will share how the funds that were raised during REACH Global Weeks

Kids Walk for Hope helped care for orphaned children in Moldova.

Visit kidswalkforhope.org to learn more.

On Wednesday, March 12, Calvarys Childrens Ministries will host the third annual Kids Walk for Hope.

The funds raised during this evening will be used to help orphans in Orange County, Africa and Moldova.

Main image left page: Two young orphan girls

Above, top: Orphan children in school prog

a photo.

Above, center: Oleg and Marina Reutki, wit

children, Mark, Carina and Esther.



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With three children under the age of eight, I have watched

my share of Mister Rodgers Neighborhood videos over

the last few years. It has been a joy to share these old

classics with my kids. In the opening of each episode,

Mister Rodgers sings, Wont You Be My Neighbor which

begins and ends with the lines:

It a beautiful day in this neighbrhd,

A beautiful day fr a neighbr ...

Wnt yu please, wnt yu please,

please wnt yu be my neighbr?

Lets be honest.

Here in Orange County, there are some major obstacles

to being the type of neighbor Mister Rodgers sang about.

From the high cost of rent and mortgages that create high

residential turnover rates, to the fact that many of us exit

our cars as we return home directly through the garage or

back door, to the reality that many of us work more than

five miles outside the home. It seems like we leave earlier

and return home later than any generation before us. It

isnt easy to be a good neighbor!

In 2014, I want to grow specifically in my ability to be a

good neighbor to those God has placed geographically

and directly around me. I want to be available to care for

my neighbors and be the salt and light which Jesus has

called me to be in my neighborhood. I would like to invite

you to do the same!

and yu hall lve the Lrd yur Gd with all yur heart, and with all yur ul, and with a

yur mind, and with all yur trength. The ecnd is this, Yu hall lve yur neighbr as y

There is n ther comandment greater than these. - Jesus in the Gspel f Mark 12:30-31

I challenge you to cut or tear off the chart on the next

page and fill out the names of your neighbors. Place the

chart on your refrigerator or somewhere you will see it

each day and commit to simply pray for your neighbors

on a daily or weekly basis for the rest of this year. (For

some of us, this may mean having to humble ourselves

to ask the names of our neighbors once again!)

Some of us are born to make friends, and will take

on this challenge with a plate of cookies in hand and

a big smile on faces as we meet or reconnect with

our neighbors. There might be others who would feel

more comfortable by connecting online first, at a site

like nextdoor.com. This site is a community billboard

version of Facebook. Instead of finding friends from

high school who now live hundreds of miles away, youre

interacting with people who are down the street from

you. However you decide to get to know your neighbors,

I still challenge you to pray for them and shine the love

of Christ into their lives!

Lets take this simple step in 2014 and watch God do

amazing things as He uses us as salt and light in our

neighborhoods!

Matt Doan, Reach Pastor

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If you have ever attended a service in Elevation, you probably

recognize the name Victor Estrada. Victor has served on staff at

Calvary for over 13 years, leading and overseeing worship through

music for students and adults. What might surprise you is that he is

somewhat nervous about being the guy standing front and center,

with a thousand faces staring back at him. He loves leading worship,

using his gifts and talents to bring glory to God, but his favoriteministry happens behind the scenes. Victor and his wife, Kim, love

one on one conversations and sharing with small groups. They enjoy

listening, encouraging and praying with those whom God brings into

their lives. And while Victor will still be up front leading worship on

Sunday mornings, God is using his passion for connecting with people

in a new ministry opportunity, right next door to Calvary.

Recently, Victor and Kim became an official Cares Team

with Apartment Life, a non-profit, faith based ministry that

serves apartment communities all over the nation, includingseveral here in Orange County. Apartment Life is motivated

by the belief that every individual is created for community.

Apartment Life's mission is to transform the lives of apartmentresidents by fostering environments where residents can build

authentic friendships and develop lasting community.

Research has shown that apartment communities are largely

unchurched. The average American has only two people they can

confide in for any meaningful relationship, and 1 in 4 have no one.

31.4 million people live in apartments and 95% have no meaningfulconnection to a church.

Victor and Kim resonate with these statistics. In the past, they felt

disconnected to those around them. Then the Lord starting placing

people in their lives that reached out and made them feel valued

in their communities. Their hearts began to be convicted that

they needed to do the same. God used that taste of community

as a stepping stone for them to continue the pursuit of authentic

relationships with their neighbors.

The job of a Cares Team, has many different aspects. It ranges from

welcoming new residents, listening to input from those who have

been there for a longer period of time, putting on community events

and last but not least, caring for staff and the special needs of the

residents. In all of these things, as followers of Jesus Christ, Victor

and Kim pray that Christ is made known.

Victor and Kim ask that those at Calvary partner with them through

prayer. We know that the words of Ephesians 6:12 are true. For weare not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil

rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in

this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places.

APARTMENTLIFEMinistryVictor & Kim Estrada

Victor and Kim ask that you pray for them in

specific ways:

1) PRIORITIZE: Please pray that we would sJesus in our individual lives and as a couple,

would put on the full armor of God so that

able to stand against the devils schemes. Plea

that the Lord helps our family to balance ou

responsibilities well, and that He is glorified

and outside our home.

2) POWER: We know that apart from Jesus

nothing. Pray that the power of the Holy Spir

upon us (and our volunteers) and all glory would

3) PROTECTION: As we engage with all differ

people, we pray for Gods protection over ou

children, and our volunteers.

4) PROVISION: We pray that God would brinpray consistently for us. We also pray for the n

events to be provided from volunteers; to don

to those with special talents that would be will

them for our events.

To learn more about this ministry, visit apartme

If you would like to partner with the Estrada fam

the REACH Local Ministries office at 714.550.2

Victor and Kim Estrada, with their t

Matthew (8), Rachel (6)



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A few years ago, you ser ved at a homeless outreach up in Northern

California while visiting family. How did that experience impact you

and lead you to today?

We were visiting my aunt and uncle in Menlo Park and theirchurch was involved with a ministry where food bank food

was provided to needy families at schools in Redwood City.We had the opportunity to go with them and help giveout this food. We were passing out boxes of Corn Flakes.

We will never forget the excitement of one little girl as wehanded her the box. Hearing her say with excitement,OhMom, cereal! We returned to Calvary and shared this withMatt Doan and began to see if God had something similarfor us to do here through Calvary.

How did Calvarys partnership with Marys Kitchen come about?

Calvary had set up a program called The Calvary Pantry,where our church family brings food to church aboutfour times a year and we ll our food pantry. Through the

Volunteers In Pastoral Service, we provide food to anyperson who walks through Calvarys door needing help.

This group was contacted, through Matt Doan by Yorba

Linda Friends Church. They had been providing food onSaturdays for the homeless at Marys Kitchen in Orange forve years and were asking for help. We were able to applyfor a Ministry Extender grant from the Emergency NeedsFund and were able to take over the 4th Saturday of themonth at Marys Kitchen.

What does a typical Saturday at the kitchen look like?

We purchase the food a few days before and Calvaryvolunteers make ve large trays of casseroles. On Saturdaywe bring all the food to Marys Kitchen and the cookingbegins. We prepare a breakfast of eggs, pancakes, sausage,home fried potatoes, and coffee for about 150. We pray

with the clients and have the opportunity to serve them

this hot breakfast. While cleaning up the kitchen, another tepreparing 200 sack lunches. 150 of these will be given out wihot lunch, as Marys Kitchen is closed on Sunday. The other 5taken to the county courthouse to be given to the homeless alocation. We then start to prepare a hot lunch of the cass

we brought and make a green salad, fruit salad, vegetablesand dessert. After a blessing, another 150 are served at 1 o

Marys kitchen serves any person who walks in the front gateno questions asked and no forms to ll out. It is run by m

volunteers and food is mostly donated by local vendors.

How can people from Calvary get involved in serving with you?

We are hoping to get LifeGroups involved in preparincasseroles beforehand and in serving them on Saturday. Shour contact person and lines up the volunteers for each SatShe can be contacted at [email protected]. Also, MKitchen can use help throughout the week. Lastly, suppothe Emergency Needs Fund offering helps pay for the fooprovide. It costs about $950 a Saturday for food to make 500 m

How can people pray for the ministry at Marys Kitchen?

Our team of volunteers would love for you to pray for ourand this new ministry of Calvary Church. We are not sureGod has in store for us, but we are enjoying the adventubeing his hands and feet in ministering to the homeless icommunity.

Brad and Sheri are involved in se veral areas at Calvary Church;

from Sheris role on staff as the Hospitality Coordinator, to

Brads volunteer role as a Volunteer Pastor (VIP).

Recently they launched a brand new ministry here at Calvary

Church, partnering with Marys Kitchen (maryskitchen.org)

in Orange to serve breakfast, lunch and dinner to over 150

homeless men, women and children on the fourth Saturday of

each month. We sat down with Brad and Sheri to ask a few

questions and fnd out more.



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on a mission

WALK

Calvarys Local Reach partnership, the OC Rescue Mission, is asking

people to run or walk to raise funds, which will go towards providing

over 50,000 meals to homeless men, women and children in Orange

County.

This years 5K walk/run will be held at the OC Rescue Missions Village

of Hope in Tustin, and will wind past the historic Blimp hangers on

the Tustin Marine Base. There are a variety of running and walking

categories, including a dog and a stroller division!

Race registration is $25 for adults and $10 for kids and includes a

race t-shirt, post-race breakfast and prizes for different categories.

In addition to the race registration fee, participants are asked to seek

out donations from friends and neighbors to support their run with all

proceeds going directly to the feed the homeless in Orange County!

Pledge sheets can be found by going online to calvarylife.org/race.

Registration begins at 8:00 am and the race starts at 8:30 am at the

Orange County Rescue Mission, Village of Hope. (1 Hope Dr, Tustin,

CA 92782).

Contact Reach Pastor Matt Doan with any questions or to find out

more about how to be involved.

RUN (or PAW )

saturday, may105k fun run/walk

you a woman with a heart for missionaries? Women With a Mission, or WWAM, is a multi-generational

up that meets monthly to keep up-to-date with missions and connect personally with our missionary

lies through guest speakers, videos, and correspondence from around the world.

er the group session, the women break into small groups to pray for specific missionaries. Our missionaries

greatly encouraged by the love and support they receive from this group.

WAM meets on the third Thursday of the month at 9:00 am and again at 6:45 pm in the Fireside Room.h meetings are essentially the same except that childcare is offered in the morning with RSVP.

e the date for the next WWAM meetings on:

rsday, March 20 ~ Calvary Missionary Carla Arensen serves with AIM in both England and Africa.

rsday, April 17 ~ Calvary Missionary Tammy Gonzaga serves with InterVarsity at UCI among international students.

earn more about WWAM, contact Lynn at [email protected] or 714.550.2351.

ART WEEKENDwrhiping Gd hugh h viual and damaic a

Gallery:May 1-4 | Open during Art events + Sunday services | Worship Center Lobbyby to see unique artwork created by the people of Calvary.

TISTS! Registration is available online, and will be availableonnection Point Central in the Worship Center lobby.

ss for Mess: May 3 | 1 0:00 - 11:30 am | Courtyardnteractive art experience for young kids and families withortunities to create and have fun!

ng Play The Exact Center of the Universe: Friday, May 2 at 7:00 pmrday, May 3 at 2:00 pm Sunday, May 4 at 6:00 pm | Worship Center

at happens when a self appointed small town authority meets herch in her son,s unexpected bride? Find out in this witty, charming

insightful play. Recommended for ages 13 and up.

more information about the Art Weekend or to lend a hand during

ss for Mess, contact Anna at [email protected] or 714.269.2186.

nformation on the spring play, contact Linda Paszkiewicz

[email protected] or 714.550.2301.

e a year Calvarys Worship Center lobby is transformed into a gallery where artwork islayed. Art Weekend is a unique opportunity to reach out and invite friends and family tovary, and gives our visual and dramatic artists a chance to use their abilities for the Lord.



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