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FALLBROOK St. Stephen Lutheran Church is hosting a distinguished guest onMonday, June 3. Rev. Davison Mutentami will present a talk about the work of the Lutheran Church of Central Africa in Zambia (LCCA). The LCCA is a confessional Lutheran church in fellowship with the local church body, WELS. Pastor Mutentami is the national president of this church body and will share some of the blessings and challenges of the ministry in Zambia. Pastor Mutentami wrote, As president of the synod, I have embarked on infrastructure development to get all congregations to build a good parsonage, a good church building, and if possible get adequate transportation for all the pastors.We are also running two Christian schools with the help of our brothers and sisters from the WELS.The presentation begins at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 3 at St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 1636 E Mission Rd.

]]> Thu, 23 May 2013 14:32:00 -0700 Faith http://www.thevillagenews.com/story/71221/#comments North Coast Church organizes a weekend of service http://www.thevillagenews.com/story/71216/ http://www.thevillagenews.com/story/71216/ North Coast Church volunteer Alley Cote paints the patio covering at Jeremiahs Ranch, one of the three Fallbrook locations where over 400 local members worked on projects during a weekend of service, April 27 and 28.

Sam Naylor fits bricks into the driveway at the TERI group home, one of the project sites worked on by North Coast Church volunteers. Naylor is the churchs missionary to Russia.


Bev Clark is ready to paint the fence at REINS during the weekend of service performed by members of North Coast Church who raised over a million dollars to fund supplies to go with donations from local businesses for a total of 250 projects throughout North County.


Dr. Frank Winton, right, greets Chris Bowker, the lead contractor for the Jeremiahs House project, on April 28. All three project locations cater to handicapped adults.


Lori McCaffrey gets ready to paint at the TERI group home project site on April 27.


Mark Nair begins to build a patio covering at the TERI home.


Hopena Kahakui helps with a landscaping project at the TERI group home. TERI stands for training, education, research and innovation and is a program for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities


Volunteer Cathy Swanson helps with the yard work at Jeremiahs Ranch House on April 28.


Children work on the landscaping around the letter R at REINS on April 28.


Charlie Walters, front, and her brother Dominic paint a patio table at Jeremiahs Ranch. Volunteers of all ages participated in the weekend of service organized by North Coast Church.


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