Update: This notification includes a new PPP loan application tool added under Small Business Loans section, clarification added to Board of Pensions letter, and a notice to Employee form added to Expanded Unemployment. Perhaps a silver lining in our situation with COVID-19 Coronavirus is how
The Cal-Pac UM Foundation has a number of grants available (Clergy Continuing Education, Urban Ministry, Church Growth, Senior Adults, Children, At-risk Youth) to assist local churches in their ministry endeavors. Learn More (information to be posted on April 10, 2020)
Among the absolute beauty of our Southern California environment lies the latent potential for the opposite in the destructive fires we have witnessed. Those directly affected have so far been the people of our Westlake Village UMC, Thousand Oaks UMC, Malibu UMC, and St. Matthew’s
From our California-Pacific Conference to our General Board of Church and Society, The United Methodist Church is actively engaged in the prevention, as well as the aftermath, of gun violence. The communities affected by the Thousand Oaks shooting is now also affected by wildfires. As
By Rev. Sandie Richards, Co-Coordinator Cal-Pac Peace with Justice Susan Orfanos is over it. Her son Telemachus Orfanos survived the Las Vegas shooting, but did not make it home from the Thousand Oaks shooting. In her anguish, she declares, “I DON’T WANT THOUGHTS. I DON’T
Apply now for the Cal-Pac Hunger Grant 2019. Hunger Grants are administered by the Hunger Task Force. The Task Force is part of the Justice & Compassion EMT. The maximum grant for 2019 is $1,000. Since the 1970’s, the Cal-Pac Hunger Grant has been resourcing