Community matters to Faithful Central Bible Church!

In view of our ongoing vision to reach out to greater Los Angeles as we impact the world for the Kingdom of God, we do all we can to touch the lives of those around us.

We have several community outreach programs, including …

  • Support Groups – Focus on adoption, foster care, kinship, or adult care issues.
  • Faithworks Employment Preparation Program – Providing workshops and information for those entering the workforce for the first time.
  • Faith Business Builders – Conducts mixers and networking opportunities for Christian businesses, as well as providing a quarterly newsletter, annual business festival, and ongoing marketing workshops.
  • Community Legal Clinic – Provides referrals for preliminary legal consultation to families with children who have special educational and medical needs.
  • Champions Read Adult Literacy Program – Partnership with Los Angeles Public Library to provide one-on-one tutoring for adult learners.
  • Prison Fellowship – Exhorts and assists prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families through evangelism, instruction, and visitation.
  • Political Action Ministry – Provides objective assessments of civic and legislative matters of local, city and national interest.
    We also organize and spearhead community health and job fairs, business networking festivals, holiday-based community outreach, and even get involved in local government through our Political Action Ministry.

    If you would like to become involved or need more information about our Community Service Ministry, please call us at 310.330.8000 ext. 3229

     

    EMERGENCY PREPARATION PROGRAM
    (see below for information & resources
    to protect you and your family)

    PROTECT YOUR FAMILY & HOME
    (Be Aware, Prepare for Emergencies)

    Emergency Checklist

    • Three day supply of water.  One gallon per person per day
    • Ready to eat canned foods, manual can opener
    • Flashlight; extra batteries
    • Portable, battery-operated radio; extra batteries
    • Important personal & family documents
    • First Aid Kit
    • Change of clothes - sturdy shoes
    • Bedding
    • Prescription medications
    • Know evacuation routes
    • Know where to go if you are asked to evacuate

    EARTHQUAKE:  Duck, Cover & Hold

    DUCK
    = DUCK or Drop down on the floor
    COVER = Take COVER under a sturdy desk or table or other furniture. 
    HOLD = If you take cover under a sturdy piece of furniture, HOLD on to it and be prepared to move with it. 
    ****
    TIPS

    • When in a HIGH-RISE BUILDING, move against an interior wall if you are not near a desk or table. Protect your head and neck with your arms.  Do not use the elevators.
    • When OUTDOORS, move to a clear area away from trees, signs, buildings, or downed electric wires and poles.
    • When on a SIDEWALK NEAR BUILDINGS, duck into a doorway to protect yourself from falling bricks, glass, plaster and other debris.
    • When DRIVING, pull over to the side of the road and stop.  Avoid overpass and power lines.  Stay inside your vehicle until the shaking stops.
    • When in a CROWDED STORE OR OTHER PUBLIC PLACE, move away from display shelves containing objects that could fall.  Do not rush for the exit.

    When in a STADIUM OR THEATER, stay in your seat, get below the level of the back of the seat and cover your head and neck with your arms.

    RESOURCES:

    Emergency Survival Program  www.espfocus.org
    211 LA County  www.211lacounty.org
    American Red Cross  www.redcross.org
    The Great Southern California ShakeOut  www.shakeout.org

     

    FAITHWORKS EMPLOYMENT
    PREPARATION PROGRAM
    (see below for available employment
    opportunities & resources)

    The Census Bureau-Long Beach
    Office Clerks & Field Positions

    Gardena One Stop Community Center
    1700 162nd Street
    Gardena, CA  90240

    For application details  www.2010censusjobs.gov
    RSVP for test date (866) 861-2010
     

    Employment Opportunities available
    with the Probation Department LA County

    Contact:
    Human Resources Management Office
    Recrutiment Unit
    9150 East Imperial Highway
    Downey, CA 90242
    562-940-2659
    www.probation.lacounty.gov

    FREE Healthcare & Nursing Job Fair

    April 28, 2009
    9:30am - 2:30pm
    Pasadena, CA
    Pasadena Convention Center

    EN-745 Building Maintenance Technician - Staff - Pasadena, CA
    Salary: BOE

    A company that offers facility-engineerin g and mission-critical needs of federal, state, local and other government organizations needs a Building
    Maintenance Technician to coordinate aintenance for NASA/JPL facilities in Pasadena .

    Questions? 866-302-5774 x 201

    FAA HIRING NOTICE
    Men and Women
    Ages: 18-31
    Minimum High School Diploma (credit will be extended to those who have some college experience)

    Federal Aviation Association is now accepting applications for Air Traffic Control Specialist.

    www.faa.gov

     

    Metro (Public Transportation)
    Bridge Program (213) 365-9829 ext. 143

     
    Visit the following websites to post an updated resume:
    www.securityjobs.com
    (213) 637-5500

    www.careerbuilders.com

    More jobs, job fairs and employment resources:

    San Jacinto Campus Job Fair
    April 22, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
    Location to be determined


    University of California-Irvine
    UC Irvine Jobs Web site

    Gruett Tree Company   www.gruett.com

    Pink Slip Party L.A. www.pinkslippartyla.com

    American Apparel  www.americanapparel.net

    Los Angeles
    County Lake Lifeguard Assoc.
    Positions: Lifeguards
    L.A. County Lake Lifeguard Assoc. employment opportunities
    www.lakelifeguard.com/employment


    City of Los Angeles Dept. of Recreation and Parks Positions: Lifeguards
    City of Los Angeles Dept. of Recreation and Parks employment opportunities
    www.laparks.org/job

    Diversified Transportation Inc.
    Looking for: Paratransit drivers
    Diversified Transportation Inc.  
    www.dti-diversified.com

    Trudell Brothers Mattress Company
    Looking for: Sales consultants, delivery drivers
    Trudell Bros. job opportunities - scroll to bottom of page
    www.trudellbros.com

    Census Bureau
    Looking for: Jobs in government
    U.S. Census Bureau 2010 Jobs main page
    www.census.gov
    DeVry Career Search Navigation
    Looking for: Jobs in education
    Click "Careers" on the navigation bar at the bottom of the page. To search for current listings, click "Search Current Openings" on the left-hand toolbar. http://www.devry.edu

    Trans Aid Ambulance
    Looking for: Emergency Medical Technicians
    (800) 980-9811

    Eurest Services
    Looking for: Janitorial Services
    (714) 670-5233

    Air Cleaning Technology
    Looking for: Air cleaning Techs (with HVAC experience)
    (951) 531-7232
    Verdugo Hills Hospital
    Looking for: Jobs in health care
    www.vhhospital.org/careers_jobs.asp

    Identity Studios
    Looking for: Jobs in graphic design and marketing www.identitystudios.biz/careers

    Self Help Graphics & Art, Inc.
    Looking for: Executive Director
    www.selfhelpgraphics.com
    (323) 881-6444
    All applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to the attention of Rose Ramirez at rose.ramirez@selfhelpgraphics.com 
    Please call Rose at (323) 881-6444 if you have any questions.

    Los Angeles Police Department
    Looking for: Jobs in law enforcement
    www.joinlapd.com

    (866) 444-5273

    Superior Grocery
    Looking for: Courtesy Clerk superiorgrocers.com/employment.html

    (626) 855-4432
    Rolled Steel
    Looking for: Jobs in steel sales
    www.rolledsteel.com

    Authentic Haven Brand
    Looking for: Jobs in garden center sales www.AuthenticHavenBrand.com

    (949) 248-1249
    Phoenix House
    Looking for: Jobs in substance abuse treatment www.phoenixhouse.org
    (818) 686-3000

    Technifex
    Looking for: Jobs in special effects
    www.technifex.com

    Forest Service
    Looking for: Forest Service firefighting jobs www.fs.fed.us/fsjobs


    Vocational Education Fire Technology
    Looking for: Careers in fire technology http://www.lavc.edu


    Inglewood Public Works Department
    Looking for: Traffic light technicians www.cityofinglewood.org  

    City of Compton Human Resources Department
    Looking for: Water Operation and Division Supervisor

    205 South Willowbrook Avenue
    Compton
    , CA 90220
    Job Line: (310) 605-5627
    www.comptoncity.org

    Pacific Clinics
    Looking for: Mental Health Support Staff
    Contact: (626) 254-5000
    www.pacificclinics.org

    Wood Family Chiropractic
    Looking for: Medical Billing/Collections Clerk
    Contact: (818) 557-1337 www.woodfamilychiropractic.com


    Solutions Hair and Barber
    Looking for: Hiring stylists and barbers
    1151 E Walnut St., Ontario, CA
    (909) 773-0780

    St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shop
    Looking for: 22 positions, from managerial to janitorial www.svdpla.blogspot.com

    Digital Imagination
    Looking for: Web Designer
    The Web Designer will work as part of our Design Team in close collaboration with our Creative Director for designing, creating and maintaining graphical user interfaces for small to large-scale projects. The ideal candidate will have samples that reflect fresh and innovative designs that can be developed and applied efficiently and effectively to provide a quality user experience and solid navigation. Responsibilities: Work with Creative Director to ensure designs align with overall creative strategy. Maintain knowledge on best practices and stay current on industry trends in UI design and new technology solutions Collaborate with product team members to develop solutions Participate in brainstorming and concept development by providing fresh and innovative ideas.

    Contact: Megan Manning (805) 497-7303 www.digitalimagination.com
    West LA
    Print & Copy
    Looking for: Outside Printing Sales
    Contact: George Infante (310) 473-5620 www.westlaprint.com


    The Crew Contracting, Inc.
    Looking for: Electrician
    Seeking certified journeyman electrician with a minimum of 10 years experience. Must be able to travel. Must have transportation.
    Contact: Rod Almada, Jr. (951) 695-8500
    Fax resume and certification to (951) 695-8883
    E-mail: ralmada@thecrewcontracting.com


    Wicker Dicker 'Classic' Home Cleaning Services
    Looking for: Cleaning staff (Male and female)
    Contact: (661) 296-0211

    Legalzoom.com
    Looking for: Customer service representatives
    Legalzoom is a legal document company and currently has eight positions open for customer service.
    Contact: (323) 962-8600
    www.legalzoom.com


    Diversified Transportation Pomona Division
    Looking for: Class B drivers with passenger endorsment, also possess a VDDP Permit from the CHP. Transporting handicap persons to programs and classes. Starting $9.00 to $9.50 depending on experience. All vehicles and uniforms provided by the company. Medical and dental for all full-time employees. Both full and part-time openings. Able to work flexible schedules. We service the Inland areas.
    Contact: Pamela Sanchez, Manager
    (909) 622-1316, ext. 3305, Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. www.tectransinc.com


    California
    Housing
    Looking for: California Housing is looking for salesperson;
    multi-lingual Vietnamese a plus
    Contact: (714) 590-1234
    13312 Brookhurst St.
    , Garden Grove, CA 92843
    Mon. - Thurs., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
     

     

    Volunteers of has an immediate opening for a Job Developer / Case Manager in their new Reintegration Program.


    Employment application can also be downloaded from our website.

    To apply, please send your resume and/or completed application with salary requirement to:

    Volunteers of America - Los Angeles
    Corporate Human Resources Department
    3600 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1500
    Los Angeles, CA  90010
    Fax:  213-385-9553
    Email:  sloveira@voala.org

    Employment application can also be downloaded from our website.

     

    HOME DEPOT - Seasonal Job Openings
    Apply at
    www.careers.homedepot.com or visit an in-store kiosk.

    Hawthorne
    14603 Oceangate, Hawthorne, Ca. 90250
    Huntington Park
    3040 Slauson Ave., Huntington Park, Ca. 90255
    Inglewood
    3363 Century Blvd, Inglewood, Ca. 90303
    Hyde Park
    1830 W. Slauson Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. 90047
    Wilshire/Union
    1675 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. 90017
    Ladera Heights
    4925 Slauson Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. 90056
    Marina del Rey
    12975 W. Jefferson, Los Angeles, Ca., 90066
    Sunset
    5600 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Ca., 90028
    Cypress Park
    2055 N. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, Ca., 90065
    W. Inglewood
    8801 S. La Cienega Blvd., Inglewood, Ca. 90301

    Long Beach Job Corps Center
    Long Beach, CA

    Residential Advisors, On-Call
    Sr. Safety Transportation Office
    Safety/Transportation Officers, On-Call

    For more information and to apply www.chugachjobs.com

    Vocational Instructors, On-Call
    For more information and to apply
    www.mtctrains.com

    POLITICAL ACTION MINISTRY
    (see below for available Voter Registration Information 
    &  other resources)

    To keep up with the latest in civic and national news, stay tuned to:
    www.cnn.com or www.msnbc.com

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    For Immediate Release
    Contact: President Brad Dacus (916) 857-6900

    Gay Propaganda Hits Schools This Week

    Sacramento, CA – Attorneys with Pacific Justice Institute are urging parents with children in public schools to contact their schools this week to ensure students are not being targeted with either subtle or overt pro-homosexual messages.

    The PJI warning stems from the designation of Jan. 26-30 as "No Name Calling Week" in schools throughout the nation.  While the name sounds innocuous, parents are not likely to be told that a key promoter of the event is the Gay, Lesbian Straight Education Network (GLSEN).  The NNCW website discloses that, in fact, the event was sparked by a book called The Misfits, which portrays an openly gay student as a role model. 

    This week, GLSEN and its allies are encouraging teachers and students to read a number of gay-friendly books such as Geography Club, Holly's Secret, and Pinky and Rex and the Bully.  Organizers also suggest that excerpts from the controversial Judy Blume book Blubber, which features a student calling her teacher a b---- and others egging a house, are appropriate for class discussion.  Schools are also being encouraged to have students complete surveys about bullying, including questions related to sexual orientation.  Federal law requires that parents be notified of such surveys ahead of time, but PJI attorneys have found that parental notification laws are not always followed.

    PJI President Brad Dacus commented, "We can all agree that bullying is wrong for any reason.  It's unfortunate that groups like GLSEN can't resist turning an otherwise worthy goal into a platform for promoting homosexuality to students as young as first grade.  We urge parents to proactively ask teachers and school administrators what they will be teaching this week, oppose efforts to foist sexuality on our youth, and assure their children that respect for others and traditional morality go hand-in-hand."

    If you are able to support PJI, please click here to contribute now or visit www.pji.org/getinvolved.

    About The Pacific Justice Institute:  Pacific Justice Institute is a non-profit 501(c)(3) legal defense organization specializing in the defense of religious freedom, parental rights, and other civil liberties. Pacific Justice Institute works diligently, without charge, to provide their clients with all the legal support they need.  Pacific Justice Institute's strategy is to coordinate and oversee large numbers of concurrent court actions through a network of over 1,000 affiliate attorneys nationwide. And, according to former US Attorney General Edwin Meese, "The Institute fills a critical need for those whose civil liberties are threatened." "Through our dedicated attorneys and supporters, we defend the rights of countless individuals, families and churches... without charge."

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