AGENDA ITEMS

1. 2018-2019 Church Planning Calendar

2. Ministry Review - CSBC Ministry Teams

3. 2018 Annual Report for Book of Reports

MINUTES

STRATEGIC MINISTRIES COMMITTEE

Ministry Resource Center – Fresno, California

Thursday, September 13, 2018 – 1:25 p.m.

Members Present: Ron Barker, chairman; Jason Mahill; Young Su McCann; Kendrick Neal;

Andy Prince; Derk Schulze; Donald St. John

Members Absent: Noel De Guzman; Becky Duron; Johnathan Sakovich

Staff Present: Michael B. McCullough, associate executive director and staff liaison to the

committee; Ralph Neighbour, leader, Church Revitalization Initiatives Team; Pete Ramirez,

leader, Evangelism and Missions Initiatives Team; Ken Sartain, leader, Small Church

Initiatives Team; Ross Shepherd, leader, Church Planting Initiatives Team; Deanna Villegas,

executive assistant

1. The meeting was called to order by Ron Barker, chairman. Young

Su McCann opened in prayer.

2. Roll was taken. A quorum was present. Roll Call

3. The committee reviewed the minutes of the previous meeting (May

2018). A motion was made by Derk Schulze to approve the

minutes. Second. MOTION CARRIED.

May Minutes

Approved

4. The committee reviewed the 2018-2019 Church Planning Calendar.

The committee discussed the need for approving the convention

calendar each year. A motion to approve the calendar as printed

with any changes and/or additions as needed throughout the year

was made by Donald St. John. Second. MOTION CARRIED.

2018-2019

Church Planning

Calendar

Approved

5. Ross Shepherd, leader, Church Planting Initiatives Team, distributed

a report highlighting team metrics (Attachment A). He discussed the

process for new church starts which includes providing Count the

Cost customized trainings.

Ralph Neighbour, leader, Church Revitalization Initiatives Team,

spoke about the Count the Cost workshops his team has completed.

Pete Ramirez, leader, Evangelism and Missions Initiatives Team,

distributed a report detailing ministries being accomplished by the

team (Attachment B).

Ministry Team

Review

SMC THURSDAY 09-13-18

2

Ken Sartain, leader, Small Church Initiatives Team, explained the

team’s metrics. He discussed the purpose of the team and how the

Convention will be able to resource small churches in becoming

stronger and healthier.

There was a question and answer period related to small church

ministries.

6. The 2018 Strategic Ministries Committee Annual Report for the

Book of Reports was presented and discussed. Andy Prince moved

the report be approved with the addition of actions and items from

the September meeting. Second. MOTION CARRIED.

2018 Annual

Report for Book

of Reports

7. The committee decided to have a ministry review of each team at

the January meeting. Church Planting, Evangelism/Missions

Revitalization, and Small Church each will have 30 minutes to

report. Written questions will be given to each ministry team to

answer prior to the January meeting.

8. Motion to adjourn was made by Barker. Second. MOTION

CARRIED. St. John closed the meeting with prayer. The meeting

adjourned at 3:40 p.m.

2018-2019 Church Planning Calendar

Recommendation:

It is recommended that the 2018-2019 Church Planning Calendar be approved with any

necessary changes during the year.

Background:

The Church Planning Calendar contains a significant portion of the ministries of California

Southern Baptist Convention. Also included in the calendar are programs jointly sponsored with

associations and responses to requests from individual churches or groups of churches.

Additionally, the calendar includes dates relevant to institutions – The Baptist Foundation of

California, California Baptist University and Gateway Seminary – with which we partner. The

calendar also lists Southern Baptist Convention emphases.

Action:

Approved by Strategic Ministries Committee – September 13, 2018

2018 Annual Report

Strategic Ministries Committee

The duties and responsibilities of the Convention Strategic Committees Committee are found in Article II,

Section 1A(2) of the Bylaws of the Executive Board, California Southern Baptist Convention. These

duties were reviewed in detail by the committee.

In fulfilling these responsibilities, the Strategic Ministries Committee considered the following items of

business and made reports or recommendations to the Executive Board:

1. Reviewed committee duties at each meeting.

2. Elected Derk Schulze vice chairman for 2018.

3. Recommended that the goal for the California Mission Offering be $435,000 and the purpose for the

offering be emphasized in promotion. The broad allocations for the distribution of 2017 CMO gifts

are:

Church Starting/Revitalization 50.0%

Evangelism/Missions/Disaster Relief 30.0%

Associations 10.0%

Season of Prayer & Promotion 7.0%

Personal/Relational Marketing 3.0%

4. The Strategic Ministries Committee heard a program review of the Evangelism and Missions

Initiatives Team presented by Pete Ramirez, leader; Revitalization Initiatives Team presented by

Ralph Neighbour, leader; and Church Planting Initiatives Team presented by Ross Shepherd, leader.

5. Recommended the approval of the 2018-2019 Church Planning Calendar with any changes that may

become necessary during the year.

6. Received an update on the 2018 California Mission Offering by Michael B. McCullough, associate

executive director.

7. Approved its annual report for the 2018 Book of Reports.

Ron Barker, chairperson

Noel De Guzman

Becky Duron

Jason Mahill

Young Su McCann

Kendrick Neal

Andy Prince

Johnathan Sakovich

Derk Schulze

Donald St. John

Executive Board Report

Church Planting Initiatives Team

Ross Shepherd, Leader

Church Plants Reported: 55

Total new churches reported: 72, including 17 pre-existing new credentialed churches

Grants given: $ 222,869 - CMO/Designated

Metrics:

Count the Cost Training:

1. DOM’s Trained 22 -Goal 15 2. CPC’s Trained 11 -Goal 11 3. Church Planter’s Trained 60 -Goal 30

Multiplying Churches:

Goal: 3 Enlisted 6 ________________________________

Clovis Hills Church, Fresno

Parkside Church, San Diego

Pathways Church, San Diego

Mission Trails Church, San Diego

Mission Valley Church, San Diego

Set Free, Statewide

Highlights:

Southridge Church – 305 Salvations at Easter

Life Point Church – Over 151 salvations

Reach Fellowship – 83 Salvations

CenterSet Church – 49 Salvations

Infographics of Church Plants for 2018: See on separated sheets

To provide Count the Cost customized training for church

planters, DOM’s & CPC’s to maximize growth and financing for

their church planters.

To discover, develop, resource & deploy at least 3 multiplying

churches to create a pipeline for new church planters for

California. A multiplying church has church planting multiplication

built into its DNA from the very beginning.

Ministry Specialties

Recruiting

Mentoring

Coaching

Writing

Teaching/Training

Previous Experience

CSBC/NAMB Church Planting Catalyst

Singles/Professionals Pastor - Saddleback Church, Lake Forest

Associate Pastor - Pathways Community Church, Santee

Singles Pastor - Grace Church, Minneapolis, MN

Missions - Cuba/Russia

Education

Doctor of Ministry – Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary

Master of Religious Education – Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Master of Education – Baylor University

Bachelor of Arts – Grand Canyon University

Ross Shepherd Church Planting Initiatives Team Leader 559.256.0839 rshepherd@csbc.com

Ross Shepherd is Church Planting Initiative Team Leader for California Southern Baptist Convention. His primary responsibilities are to formulate and implement strategies to start new churches, as well as recruiting and supervising office. Ross began planting churches soon after his salvation experience at age 18 at Lakeview Baptist Church in Baker, MT. Church planting has been his passion during his entire ministry.

Veronica Morales Ann Ehrlich Administrative Assistant Ministry Assistant 559.256.0863 559.256.0847 vmorales@csbc.com aehrlich@csbc.com

Church Planting Initiatives Team Purpose Statement:

Discover, develop, resource & deploy church planters in CA.

To assist churches and Associations in starting new Baptist Churches in every unchurched community and with every language/culture group in California.

He told them, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. (Luke 10:2)NIV

Truckee/ Feather River, Deerfield Community Church, Pastor James Stark

Yuba City/Sierra Butte, Citywalk, Pastor Chris Finchum

South San Francisco/San Francisco, Glorious Bible Church International, Pastor Jesse Delphin

San Francisco/East Bay, Realm Church, Pastor James Westbrook

Fresno/Mid-Valley, New City Church, Pastor Troy McComas

Rocklin/Sacramento, Rocklin Chinese Church, Pastor Laeseung Chung Carmichael/Sacramento, Ray of Hope International, Pastor Dhan Prasai

Columbia/Mother Lode, Connecting Columbia, Pastor Mike Redinger

Riverside/Inland Empire, New Century Baptist Church, Pastor Tracy Crawford

Salinas/Great Commission, Venture Church, Pastor Matthew Silvestre San Jose/Great Commission, ReAwakening Church, Pastor Bobby Wagner Felton/Great Commission, Gospel Community Church, Pastor Brandon O’Sullivan Prunedale/Great Commission, Primera Iglesia Hispana de Prunedale, Pastor Selso Ruiz

Fresno/Mid-Valley, New City Church, Pastor Troy McComas Fresno/Mid-Valley, Iglesia Bautista te Fresno, Pastor Pedro Landaverde Fresno/Mid-Valley, Restoration Community Church, Pastor Calvin Moore Kernville/Mid-Valley, Life Church, Pastor Jon Feldschau

Los Angeles/Los Angeles, Amazing Grace, Pastor Ki Bum Kim Pasadena/Los Angeles, Commission Church, Pasadena, Pastor Youngsoo Kang Los Angeles/Los Angeles, Good Shepherd International Church, Pastor Joshua Seungchong Chang Los Angeles/Los Angeles, Christ is Lord Culver City, Pastor Douglas Sosa Los Angeles/Los Angeles, LA Hana Church, Pastor Ji Sang Park Norwalk/Los Angeles, And Church, Pastor Eun Nathan Hur Carson/Los Angeles, Crossway Christian Fellowship, Pastor Emmanuel Abadilla (MannyO

Montclair/San Fernando, Iglesia Bautista Roca Eterna, Pastor Victor F Argueta Valencia/San Fernando, Valencia Arabic Church, Pastor Issa Alnazzal San Fernando/San Fernando, Faith Community Church, Pastor Antonio Avila Culver City/LAX, Basecamp Church, Pastor Trevor Tress

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

Region 4

Riverside/Inland Empire, New Century Baptist Church, Pastor Tracy Crawford Hesperia/Inland Empire, Iglesia Cades, Pastor Jesus Martinez Lake Elsinore/Inland Empire, Biker Tabernacle, Pastor Don Valdez San Jacinto/Inland Empire, Set Free Church San Jacinto, Pastor Andrew Berger Rancho Cordova/Inland Empire, Rancho Evangelical Church Indonesia, Pastor Ramdan Tjahjadjaja Menifee/Inland Empire, Comunidad Cristiana Emanuel, Pastor Luis Rameriz Bloomington/Inland Empire, Faith Life/Iglesia de Vida, Pastor Carlos Perez Rancho Cucamonga/Inland Empire, Grace Alive Church, Pastor Daniel Bannister Riverside/Inland Empire, Berean Christian Church, Pastor Joseph D Busby Jr Montclair/Inland Empire, Set Free Montclair, Pastor Mark Stringer Moreno Valley/Inland Empire, Set Free Church Moreno Valley, Pastor Manuel Romero Sun City/Inland Empire, Voz en el Desierto, Pastor Daniel Morales Fontana/Inland Empire, Ridgeview Church, Pastor Alex Barrett Chino/Inland Empire, Karis Church, Pastor Peter Song

Fullerton/Orange County, Everlove Baptist Church of Southern County, Pastor Sanghee Michael Ahn Aliso Viejo/Orange County, Abundant Joy Church, Pastor Anthony Smith Huntington Beach/Orange County, Christ Tentmakers Church, Pastor Andrew Choi Lake Forest/Orange County, Grace Chinese Church, Pastor Yuening (Samuel) Li Garden Grove/Orange County, Good News Baptist Church, Pastor Luke Lich H. Nguyen Mission Viejo/Orange County, Resonate, Pastor Shane Aaron Moss Garden Grove/Orange County, Light and Grace Ministry, Pastor Rene Osorio Santiago Irvine/Orange County, Forward Church, Pastor Bogdan Kipko

San Diego/San Diego, Iglesia Bautista Torre Fuerte SD, Pastor Raul Gomez Carlsbad/San Diego, Journey Church North County, Pastor Coy Wallace Oceanside/San Diego, Life Point Church, Pastor Mark Finnigan Vista/San Diego, Anthem Church, Pastor Chase Feindel Lemon Grove/San Diego, Kaleo Comunidad Cristiana, Pastor Michael Jimenez San Diego/San Diego, Acts Church, Pastor Peter Le San Diego/San Diego, Re-connect Church, Pastor Eduardo Rosa

Region 9

Region 8

Evangelism & Missions Initiatives Team Assisting churches to develop effective evangelism & missions resources that will

strengthen and prepare the local congregation to resource their vision.

What is the

Evangelism &

Missions Initiatives

Team? As the Evangelism & Missions

Initiatives Team our goal is to

resource the vision of your local

congregation with the desire to

see a mission force serving out

of your church by offering

various trainings, conferences,

and funds. Our team wants to

help churches establish healthy

evangelism & missions by

including missions’ education,

evangelizing by sharing Christ

when on mission, giving to

missions, & praying for

evangelism & missions within

your church. The EMIT is

prepared to assist churches

develop evangelism & missions

within their context.

Who is the Evangelism

& Missions Initiatives

Team? Our team is made up of

servants who are passionate

and ready to work with your

congregation. We are

composed of five ministry

leaders and three ministry

assistants.

Pete Ramirez is the Evangelism

& Missions Initiatives Team

Leader. Pramirez@csbc.com

(Administrative Assistant:

Rosalinda Mendez

Rmendez@csbc.com)

Eva De La Rosa is the California

Women’s Ministry Leader.

Edelarosa@csbc.com

(Administrative Assistant:

Rosalinda Mendez

Rmendez@csbc.com)

Mike Bivins is the Disaster

Relief and Volunteer

Mobilization Leader.

Mbivins@csbc.com (Ministry Assistant:

Georgia Prentiss

gprentiss@csbc.com)

Sherann Kim is the Student

Ministry Leader Skim@csbc.com

(Administrative Assistant:

Amaris Guerrero

Aguerrero@csbc.com)

Oscar Sanchez is the Migrant

Ministries & Feeding Those

Who Feed Us Leader.

Osanchez@csbc.com

(Administrative Assistant: Amaris

Guerrero Aguerrero@csbc.com)

How can the

Evangelism &

Missions Initiatives

Team help my church? The Evangelism & Missions

Initiatives Team plans to help

you through our many

resources such as events we

hold, education we provide, or

the funding we grant. Our team

offers something for everyone;

here are a few of examples:

Children: We offer an event

called “Children’s Missions

Day Explosion” It is a missions

based event for boys and girl

grades 1-6 as well as material

for GA’s, RA’s, & CIA.

Youth: There are two events

for youth we offer. The first

event is a one day conference

called “Youth on Mission” for

boys and girls grades 7-12

where we teach them about

evangelism and missions. The

second is a 3 day conference

called “Ignition” filled with

worship concerts, speakers, &

ministry projects.

Adults: The evangelism &

Missions Team offers so many

things for adults, such as

Women’s Conferences,

Language Support Trainings,

& DR/Volunteer Mobilization

Opportunities.

Additional Resources

Connect to our website at

csbc.com to discover resources,

training opportunities and

contact information with the

Evangelism & Missions Team.

The website will allow you to

subscribe to fee e-newsletters

that highlight the new and

resources of California Southern

Baptist Convention ministries.

CSBC Evangelism & Missions

Team 559.229.9533 Ext 253

CA Women’s Ministries

Equipping and involving women in reaching women; to help every woman

prayerfully develop spiritually toward a strong Christian lifestyle

What is Women’s

Ministries?

Since women’s ministries

generally function within

a local fellowship of

believers, it’s only logical

that the focal points of

women’s ministry

(evangelism,

discipleship/enrichment,

ministry, and fellowship).

CA Women’s Ministries &

Missions strives to assist

in developing a healthy

Women’s Ministry. You

may find its example

helpful as you examine

the way your church’s

ministry can enrich the

lives of women.

The three circles in

this graphic

represent a healthy,

balanced approach

with a unique focus

on equipping women

to develop such

lifestyles.

The Bigger Picture of

Women’s Ministry

The ultimate goal of any

ministry involving women

reaching women should be to

help a women prayerfully

develop her Christian lifestyle

that includes

Ongoing spiritual

enrichment through personal

Bible study

Hands-on missions’

involvement

The practice of verbally

sharing her faith

CSBC, Lifeway Christian

Resources, Women’s

Missionary Union and the

North American Mission

Board provide resources and

involvement opportunities

Working together with these

resources, CA Women’s

Ministries & Missions want to

help the local church quip

women who live lifestyles

that demonstrate a strong

biblical foundation for all they

do, a commitment to God’s

global mission and a passion

for sharing Christ with others.

CA Women’s Ministries &

Missions has a multi-ethnic

leadership team ready to

assist you and your church

with women’s ministries

resources to quip every

woman to develop spiritually

toward a strong biblical

lifestyle.

Eva De La Rosa: Women’s

Ministry Leader

Rosalinda Mendez:

Administrative Assistant

Additional Resources

Connect to our website at

CSBC.com/women to

discover resources, training,

contact information. The

website will also connect

you to women’s ministries

resources available from

New Hope Publishers and

Lifeway Women.

Women’s Ministries

559.229.9533 Ext 253

CA Woman’s Missionary Union

Woman’s Missionary Union challenges Christian believers to understand and be radically involved in the mission of God

What is Woman’s Missionary Union?

Part of the Evangelism & Missions Initiatives Team(EMIT), CA Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) exists to provide resources to help every believer have access to easy-to-use missions education curriculum and assist in developing a missional lifestyle leading to interactive, hands-on missions opportunities.

What is WMU’s focus?

The mission of God is woven throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. God makes clear His desire for all people to know and follow Him. WMU promotes Missions for Life.

Missions for Life express: The idea of missions as a

lifestyle.

Whatever your age or stage

in life, WMU has missions

resources for you.

Through missions, others

may hear of Jesus, the Giver

of eternal life.

“Life” is all-encompassing,

holistic and comprehensive,

like WMU.

Resources are available to assist our churches and their members to develop missions focused lifestyle through:

Our Biblically-sound, relevant resources help people of all ages learn about and pray for missions. We create opportunities for you to give, serve and support missions

Through our ministries, you can bring restoration and transformation to people throughout the world

Through variety resources such as: Youth on Mission, Children's Missions Day Explosions, Christian Men and Christian Women's Job Corps, Literacy Missions, California Missionfest and more.

How can my church get help?

CA WMU has a multi-ethnic leadership team ready to assist you and your church with missions discipleship resources to equip every member and to address your missions discipleship needs: Eva De La Rosa: Women’s Ministry and Missions Specialist Rosalinda Mendez: Administrative Assistant

Additional Resources

Connect to our website at CSBC.com/women to discover

resources, training, contact information. The website will also connect you to missions

resources available from national WMU and both International and North American Mission Board

resources.

CA WMU

559.229.9533 Ext 253

UNSHAKABLE PURSUIT Chasing the God Who Chases Us

Migrant Ministries & Feeding Those Who Feed Us

Showing God’s love through various ministries, giving new clothes and shoes to children,

providing food staples to families and presenting the gospel message.

What does this

ministry do?

Conduct:

Vacation Bible School

Recreation Programs

Give away: Food,

Clothing, & Backpacks

Evangelistic Rallies

Each sponser church and

team members may

choose additional

programs and activities.

Professions of faith are

recorded and contact

information provided to

local churches

Medical & Dental

services are available

utilizing California

Southern Baptist

Convention’s mobile

units.

FTWFU raises funds to

help defray the total

projects cost.

The Mobile Dental Clinic

and truck/trailer for

distribution were

purchased to CSBC. The

Mobile Dental Clinic was

purchased through CMO.

How does the

ministry do it?

Sponsor Church:

Adopt a migrant center

Work with local churches to

conduct each project

Raise funds ($3,500) to

purchase food, clothing, and

shoes.

Send a team to conduct the

project – VBS, evangelism and

recreation.

Local Church Partners:

Coordinate activities with

sponsor churches

Provide local assistance

Enlist medical/dental teams.

Work with local civic groups.

Follow up after the project.

Ministry Site:

Existing church

New church start

Migrant center

Host church nearby

Oscar Sanchez:

Migrant Ministries & Feeding

Those Who Feed Us Leader.

Amaris Guerrero:

Administrative Assistant

Additional Resources

Connect to our website at

CSBC.com to discover

resources, training, & contact

information.

For more information on the

use and locations for the

Mobile Medical Clinic contact

Mike Bivins, volunteer

mobilization leader, to

schedule (559)229-9533 Ext

255 mbivins@csbc.com or

his assistant Georgia Prentiss

gprentiss@csbc.com

REQUIRED CLASSES

CHAINSAW TRAINING: crews safely cut

damaged or dead trees that might

endanger lives.

CLEANUP & RECOVERY: teams remove

mud, ash and other debris following

floods, fires or earthquakes.

COMMUNICATION & HAM RADIO: training and

equipment to facilitate communication for work

teams during a disaster.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT: provides assessment of

damage to buildings and coordination with

government agencies to ensure work teams

understand the scope of work to be

completed while being in

compliance with laws, regulations

and expectations.

DR CHAPLAINCY:

offer non-threatening spiritual care

and emotional support to disaster survivors as well as

team members. This discipline also provides resources

for effective coping, stress management and spiritual

wellness.

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS:

the team will continue to partner with churches in

assisting in preparing and resourcing the church to

respond to disasters and critical incidents in their

communities.

CSB Disaster Relief Ministries

Southern Baptist Disaster Relief is Christian love in action as Disaster Relief

volunteers meet the urgent needs of hurting humanity in crises

DR ORIENTATION: This class will include the history of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, the definition of a disaster,

types of disaster services offered, partner organizations, how volunteer callouts work and how we show compassion

during crises.

OPERATIONAL STRESS FIRST AID (OSFA): OSFA is a process for the timely assessment and pre-clinical

care of stress reactions or injuries in volunteers.

SKILL TRAINING CLASSES HEAVY EQUIPMENT: Classroom, CAT and Skid-Loader: a

CSBDRM trained and certified heavy equipment operator

will lead participants to safely, efficiently and effectively

use various types of equipment including forklift, skid steer,

excavator or other vehicles used to clean disaster sites.

* Prerequisite class is Cleanup & Recovery.

INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: training for a standardized

on-site management tool utilized by all first responders.

This tool is designed to enable effective, efficient

management of the incident by integrating the use of

facilities, equipment, personnel, procedures and

communications operating with a common organizational

structure.

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE:

ensures a mechanic is able to set up,

ascertain equipment is functioning and

safe to operate and make repairs needed

for equipment on a mobile kitchen unit.

LAUNDRY UNIT: provides knowledge needed to set up

washers and dryers, do laundry as well as close down the

unit. Laundry services also may be provided for disaster

survivors and/or DR team members.

FEEDING: equips individuals to prepare food distributed in

a disaster setting. All Mass Feeding team leaders must have

a current ServSafe certificate required for a restaurant

manager.

SHOWER UNIT: provides knowledge to safely set up,

operate, properly clean and close down the unit.

Additional Resources:

Connect to our website at CSBC.com/disasterrelief

to download the DR video and training opportunities.

Visit the Disaster Relief website at CSBDRM.com

or friend us on Facebook: CSB Disaster Relief Ministries

IMB One Life Mission Project: Providing opportunities for students and

ministers to serve overseas. The goal isn’t about giving financially, but

physically going to serve.

Student Bible Drill & Speakers’ Tournament

Equipping middle school to high school students on memorizing Bible verses and gaining a deeper

understanding of Christian doctrine. Juniors and seniors in high school participate in the Speakers’

Tournament. Students also will strengthen their public speaking skills.

Baptist Family Day at Six Flags

Providing a day of fun for your student ministries,

with an hour of worship and a message on sexual purity (True Love Waits).

Ignition Student Conference

3 days of worship, messages, breakout sessions,

service projects, and fellowshiping with 1,300 students

across the state! www.studentignition.com

Summer Missions Program

Providing opportunities for students to

go on mission

for five to six weeks during the summer.

In partnership with Directors of Missions,

students will teach VBS, lead Bible studies,

be camp counselors,

share the gospel and so much more!

STUDENT MINISTRY

Equipping, resourcing and engaging students to know and share the Gospel

EVENTS

Additional Resources:

Connect to our website at CSBC.com/students

Sherann Kim: Student Ministry Leader

559-256-0833

Amaris Guerrero: Administrative Assistant

559-256-0843