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Worship with us on Sunday
9:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages
10:30 a.m. Worship Service
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July 6 Home League - Martha Leonard on the rights of women
July 10-15 Salvation Army National Jamboree
July 13 Home League - Captain Stacy on New Zealand
July 18-23 Junior and Senior Music Camp
July 20 Home League - Make a hand lotion
July 23 Music Camp Final Concert at Mt. Camp Crags 10:00 a.m.
July 25-30 Musical Theater Camp
July 23 Musical Theater Camp Final Performance 10:00 a.m. at Mt. Camp Crags
July 25-29 Vacation Bible School at the Corps - Egypt
July 27 No Home League
August - No Home League in August
August 7 - Corps Picnic at Pioneer Park
August 13 Western Music Institute (WMI) Concert
August 15-18 Senior Camp
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Where can you sleep in a tent, cook over a fire, ride a zip line across a river…twice, explore the cave where Jesse James once hid stolen treasure, test your outdoor skills and meet new friends?
This and more are possible at the upcoming National Jamboree being held at Huzzah Valley Resort in Steelville, Missouri. Girl Guards and Rangers from across the country will converge there July 10-15, 2016.
This year Tustin Ranch is sending our youth to the National Jamboree. Carmen Magdaleno is leading a group including D.J. Ferguson, Dylan Gregory and Zack Sparks. Please pray for safe travels and an amazing time at the Jamboree!
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Divisional Adult Music School
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Registration is now available for the Adult Music School, to be held at Camp Mt. Crags over Labor Day Weekend. Reservations are going fast! The camp is designed for brass and vocal musicians aged 18+ with families welcome! Not only are we encouraging you to bring your kids, we are planning a whole separate youth track for them! Our guests includes Bill and Linda Himes, Gavin Whitehouse and Commissioners Jim and Carolyn Knaggs.
6 and under: $0.00
7-17: $25.00
Luxury: $75.00
Standard or Non-Residential: $50.00
Two types of accommodation are available:
Standard
(cabin)
Luxury
(Conference Center or equivalent Lodge).
Children aged 7-17 will be housed in cabins with counselors (Tapia, Will Rogers & Malibu) and younger children aged 0-6 will stay with their family.
Many thanks!
Kevin Larsson
Divisional Music Ministries Director
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Vacation Bible School
Opportunity
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Hey awesome people of Orange County. We are very excited for this years VBS, we believe God has got great things in store for our kids and it's a great privilege to be a part of it.
Currently we need helpers to run each station in for VBS such as crafts, games snacks, and all the other stations that is required for this years VBS.
Please contact Carmen Magdaleno to join this amazing team of volunteers.
Ph: (714) 210-6032
E-mail: carmen.magdaleno@usw.salvationarmy.org
Thank you and God bless.
PS: Help us spread the Word
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Send Your Greetings to the Jos
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To contact Eugene and Kimberly Jo please use their email and home address below. They would be happy to hear from you!
Eugene Jo: blessjo@gmail.com
Kimberly Jo: kisookjo@gmail.com
21058 Kimberly Ct.
Lake Elsinore, CA 92532
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Ariana Amini is a young business owner! Congratulations on your ingenuity and business prowess in starting your own dog treat business. Visit the Wholesome Pooch web site to learn about this nutritious hypoallergenic dog treat.
Wholesome Pooch Web Site
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Looking for some summer fun for your child in a comfortable, safe environment? Then the Henley Youth Summer Camp is for you! The Summer Day Camp has been designed to be a fun and safe environment for children, Kindergarten through 8th grade. Daily activities are planned to complement the theme for the week. Camp days will be filled with a balance of arts and crafts, science, technology, cooking, sports, recreation, and field trips, with a flexible schedule for working parents or for kids who are just looking for some fun this summer. See our registration sheet for a complete listing of themes and activities.
Henley Youth Center Staff
Questions? Contact: Diane Banker Call, (714) 210-6050 or email, diane.banker@usw.salvationarmy.org
Link to Henley Summer Registration Form
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Come to Zumba and enjoy an hours worth of stimulating exercise! Incorporate toning sticks to strengthen muscles. Tuesday and Friday 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. in the Henley gym. Led by Zumba instructor Alma Prieto Freeman.
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Prayer Requests: Bill Stevens, Commissioner Jim Knaggs, Stephanie Taylor, Keri Hedgren, Allen Mendrin,
Marney Geesey, Huang Nyong Khiun, Mario and Irene, Molly Laxton, Rick Sparks, Marie Lentz, William Ngo, Dennis Olinger, Kim S., James and MItzie Smith, Dave Mulnard, Cliff Davenport and family, John Lamkin, Jennifer Toro and family, Mark Buckman.
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Join a bible study group!
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Location: 26942 Lexington Cir. Lake Forest - Browns
Leaders: Gerry Brown (949-581-0371)
Dick Davenport (949-830-2767)
Day:
Tuesday (bi-weekly) at
7 PM
Feature: Study 7-9pm followed by refreshments/ No childcare
Location: Fireside Room (Corps Building B)
Leader: Brian Yi (949-636-1674)
Day:
Sunday afternoon
Feature: YAMMERS. Young Adult Singles & Married/ No childcare
Location: May 6 & 20 190 Fairfield Lane Orange, CA 92869 - Freys (714-288-2739)
Leader: Kerry Saxon (714-516-1390)
Day:
Friday (bi-weekly) at
7 PM
Feature: Study (7-8pm) followed by refreshments/No Childcare
Location: 2602 N. Meridian, Orange, CA 92861
Hosts: Mark and Terri Freeman (Terri Cell # 714 420 4944)
Leader: Mark Freeman
Teachers: Rotating basis
Day: 2nd and 4th Fridays
Feature: Study 7-8 pm, followed by Refreshments/Fellowship
(No Child Care)
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A Cry for Christ in Higher Education
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Vanguard University and other Bible believing Universities are suffering the possible prohibition of faith-base education.
President
Michael J. Beals, PhD from Vanguard University explains. "Vanguard and other faith-based colleges and universities across the State continue to work in good faith with California lawmakers to find an agreeable compromise on the language of this legislation. If passed without amendment however, SB 1146 would have the devastating impact of eliminating faith-based higher education in California." He urges believers to pay very close attention in voting day.
How can you help!
Step 1: Spread the word to stop SB 1146 (bill) which removes religious freedom from Higher education.
Step 2:
Contact Your State Legislators.
"Make a phone call to your legislator... Feel free to offer your reason. The important message is to express your concerns about the restriction of religious freedom that SB 1146 would impose on Vanguard and all of California’s faith-based colleges and universities."
Step 3: Pray!!
"Pray for this moment in California history when religious liberty is being threatened. Pray for clarity and favor for those legislators who are standing for faith-based higher education. Pray for faith-based colleges and universities in California. Pray for Vanguard."
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The Hospitality House Remodel
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July 1, 2016 photo update of the Hospitality House.
Pray for the construction crew, city of Santa Ana and architects as they work together to make this happen safely and efficiently.
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Salvation Army Divisional & Territorial News
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"Salvation's Songs" A Series of Shows
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Here is the very first series of episode called "Salvation's Song". It features songs, worship, service, testimonies and much more all here in our backyard. Check out Pasadena Tabernacle in Pasadena California, and may God bless you.
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The Salvation Army's Phoenix Senior College
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The Salvation Army's Phoenix Senior College is a ministry dedicated to not only providing care, but also hope for their seniors while promoting new skills and hobbies with a goal to sharing the Gospel.
Feel free to pass on this amazing work The Salvation Army is doing in Phoenix with their seniors to your Corps members, friends, families, community partners and board members.
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Registration is now available for the Adult Music School, to be held at Camp Mt. Crags over Labor Day Weekend. The camp is designed for brass and vocal musicians aged 18+ with families welcome! Not only are we encouraging you to bring your kids, we are planning a whole separate youth track for them! Our guests includes Bill and Linda Himes, Gavin Whitehouse and Commissioners Jim and Carolyn Knaggs.
6 and under: $0.00
7-17: $25.00
Luxury: $75.00
Standard or Non-Residential: $50.00
Two types of accommodation are available:
Standard
(cabin)
Luxury
(Conference Center or equivalent Lodge).
Children aged 7-17 will be housed in cabins with counselors (Tapia, Will Rogers & Malibu) and younger children aged 0-6 will stay with their family.
Many thanks!
Kevin Larsson
Divisional Music Ministries Director
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Sign up for Summer Residential Camp
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It's time to sign up for summer camp! The cost is $40 per camp which includes lodging for 5 days and meals. Please contact Deborah Stone at 714-210-6032 or email: deborah.stone@usw.salvationarmy.org. For transportation reasons we are focusing on the camps highlighted in blue.
CAMP GILMORE (ages 8-12)
Buried Treasure July 11-16
Sr. Music Camp - July 18-23 (ages 12-17)
Amazing Race (Sports 2) July 25-30
GUTS (Teen Week) August 1-6 (ages 13-17)
CAMP MT. CRAGS
Olympics (Sports) July 11-16 (ages 8-12)
Jr. Music Camp July 18-23 (ages 7-11)
Musical Theater July 25-30 (ages 8-13)
WILDERNESS (ages 13-17)
Session 4 July 11-16
Session 5 July 18-23
Session 6 July 25-30
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As you may be aware the Western Music Institute (WMI) is once again taking place at Pine Summit Camp in Big Bear on August 4th - 13. It is time for young people aged 14-25 to mold and improve their musical skills with friends and faculty from all over the Territory. Most importantly it is a camp that is centered around Christ with the priority of building their personal relationship with Jesus.
Please make note - there is a financial benefit to register early, so please do so!!!!!!!
Things will be a little different that previous years so please read through the attachment below and if you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to email Kevin Larsson at kevin.larsson@usw.salvationarmy.org.
Registration and Information
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by Captain Jillian O'Brien, SoCal DYS
It's that time again. Tomorrow, Friday, April 1st, registration for WYI 2016 will open. The theme this year is "Adopted." Ephesians 1:5 says, "He predestined us into adoption to sonship through Jesus Christ in accordance with his pleasure and will." THQ Youth Dept. has been working hard on developing the content and a great week for all the staff and delegates.
Theme: Adopted
Dates: August 1-6, 2016
Location: Camp Redwood Glen (Santa Cruz, CA)
Who is eligible to come? Anyone 16-25 at the start of WYI with the maturity to participate fully in the WYI programming (soldiership is not a requirement)
Application Process:
1. Delegate completes application
2. If minor, parent/guardian must sign off granting permission
3. Corps Officer must endorse applicant by signing off then emails it to DYS
4. DYS must endorse applicant by signing off then emails copy to THQ Youth Dept.
Registration & Fee Breakdown:
Early Bird Mid-Registration Final Registration
April 1 - May 6 May 7 - June 10 June 11 - July 15
Delegate Portion = $115 Delegate Portion = $125 Delegate Portion = $160
Division Portion = $115 Division Portion = $125 Division Portion = $160
THQ Portion = $390 THQ Portion = $370 THQ Portion = $300
A few questions have already rolled in regarding Service Corps participants attending WYI. Service Corps participants will already be at Camp Redwood Glen for debriefing. If they've registered for WYI and submitted that to THQ, THQ will cover their registration fees entirely. The participant is responsible to coordinate all travel home from WYI. THQ will not be covering that expense.
If you have any delegates who are unsure if WYI is the place for them, or if you are unsure of what WYI is all about, please follow this link (WYI Values) to view the videos of what we value at WYI. A new video is released weekly (9 total). We hope it gives you and them insight on the focus and goals of our week together.
The application will also be available for download at SAYCONNECT.COM. The application looks a little different this year, but the information required and the process for endorsements remains the same. Please just take an extra moment to review each application before you submit it since signatures are in different spots than you may be used to.
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by Lt. Col. Edward Hill, Secretary for Program
Many of our corps and centers of ministry find unique ways to provide for the needs of the local community. We should be proud of what we do.
Here's a story of one community who take fallen trees, and provide much needed warmth for those in need. May each of us find way to unite our community in meeting needs in the name of Jesus Christ.
Giving Warmth
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Jobs in The Salvation Army
Western Territory
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If you would like to see what jobs are available in the Western Territory of The Salvation Army click on the following link.
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Territorial Call to Prayer
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Let's be faithful in prayer, bringing these needs and others before the throne of God each day.
Territorial Call to Prayer
Mervyn L. Morelock, Lt. Colonel, Prayer Partner Coordinator
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The International Salvation Army
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May 6, 2016 From IHQ Communications, International Headquarters, 5/6/16
NEWS RELEASE:
Salvation Army in Canada launches emergency response as entire city evacuated due to wildfires
London, 6 May 2016/IHQ/ – A MAJOR emergency response is underway in Alberta, Canada, following wildfires that have led to the complete evacuation of the city of Fort McMurray –affecting nearly 90,000 residents and workers. The Salvation Army has deployed four community response vehicles to the scene and is supporting more than 1,100 firefighters, police officers and other emergency personnel with the provision of cold drinks, snacks and full meals.
The area affected by the fires covers some 850 square kilometres (328 square miles) and has led to at least 1,600 buildings being destroyed.
The Salvation Army’s established and well-rehearsed emergency protocols ensured that the international church and charity was ready to mobilize quickly after the fires began on Sunday 1 May. Teams are working closely with other agencies to determine how best to assist and to ensure that no needs go unmet. A dedicated disaster response team has been established at the Alberta and Northern Territories Divisional Headquarters in Edmonton in order to coordinate The Salvation Army’s ongoing response.
Before the fires intensified and led to a city-wide evacuation of Fort McMurray, The Salvation Army was providing food and water, clothing and hygiene packages to displaced residents. All Salvation Army officers and staff in Fort McMurray were safely evacuated, and additional personnel have been drafted in from elsewhere in Canada.
Divisional Commander Major Ron Cartmell explains that the emergency response will continue long after the fire is brought under control: ‘Once people can return home, The Salvation Army will be present to provide practical support as well as emotional and spiritual care.’
Photos to illustrate this story (low-res only) are available via IHQ's Flickr site at http://sar.my/abfires
Here's the link to their donation page in Canada.
https://secure.salvationarmy.ca/registrant/donate.aspx?eventid=197650
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The Mission of The Salvation Army
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The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
Captains Nigel & Stacy Cross
Corps Officers & Orange County Coordinators
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Tustin Ranch Corps| The Salvation Army| 714.832.7100
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10200 Pioneer Road Tustin, CA 92782
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