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• Avenues is a Pregnancy Help Clinic under the direction of Dan Steiner, with venues in Glendale and Hollywood. They present the Gospel to clients and discourage abortion. A large percentage of young women accept Christ.

• Joseph & Michelle Butlig (pictured right) are part of Campus Crusade in the LA area college campuses . They evangelize, teach, do leadership training, and raise three lively children. The Butligs live in Glendora.

• Joe & Evelyn Curtiss (pictured left) have ministered in South Central LA since 1971, and their family members are involved in what has become a mainly Hispanic outreach.

• Information and photos for DOOR may be found here.

• Inge Famularo (pictured right), member of FPCH, is a chaplain at Hollywood PresbyterianMedical Center, relating to doctors, nurses, patients.

• Forest Home Christian Conference Center, founded by Henrietta Mears, is now under the direction of Stan White. The camp ministers to 60,000 children, teens, and adults annually at Forest Falls and Ojai facilities.

• Fuente de Vida is our Hispanic congregation. They worship in Wylie at 11:00 under the new leadership of David Cortez Fuentes.

• Fuller School of Intercultural Studies receives a scholarship each year for an overseas student chosen by the Dean. The current recipient is Pascal Beboua, from Cameroon. He and Barbara have two sons and a daughter. 

• Gideons International is known widely as 115,000 members deliver 30 million scriptures in 154 nations annually. Several FPCH members are part of Gideons.

• Global Recordings Int’l has been in operation since 1939. Headquartered in Temecula, they have recorded and distributed evangelistic messages in 5,700 languages.

• Gospel Literature Int’l is another of Miss Mears’ projects, now led by Georga-lyn Wilkinson (pictured left) puts thousands of  Sunday School materials and significant Christian books in 62 languages to edify children and adults who don’t speak English.

• Jews for Jesus in Los Angeles is under the direction of Stan Meyer. Their mission is to reach Jewish people with the truth about Jesus the Messiah and to encourage Messianic Jews in identity, faith, and culture. 

• Angel Interfaith Network was started by Ann Mills (pictured right), to assist Chaplains at LA County / USC Medical Center.

• The Lord’s Lighthouse is our local program to assist the indigent and homeless. On Sunday afternoon, there is a Bible Study and feeding program, with message.       Wednesdays, Queen’s Care with Brenda Cox, Jobs with Butch, and general care with Amie Quigley along with donated lunch is on the docket.

• The Oasis is run by Ron & Judy Radachy (pictured left) on Ivar Street locally. They share the Gospel with children through Kids Klubs, and with teens by way of Club Zion on Friday nights and Sunday night youth services. They offer mentoring, goal setting, music & drama, field trips, summer/winter camps & special events.

  

• Sam & Leela Oommen (pictured right) have been members of FPCH for many years and worked with Int’l Students. Their hallmark has been a Friday night dinner and Bible study. They currently meet with students at USC. Their son Saji and his wife Bindu with their three children, are serving in the Middle East.