Showing posts with label lake tulloch bible church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lake tulloch bible church. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

"For God and Country" a moving presentation




On Saturday March 8, 2014 Lake TUlloch Bible Church hosted "For God and Country" presentation featuring guest speaker CDR Patrick Neimeyer USN Chaplain.

The ceremony opened with the VFW Post 12118 Honor Guard. Rick Westberg - US Army, Richard Dost - US Navy, Danny Thomas - USMC, and Jay Hennely - USAF. Followed by the National Anthem.





Wednesday, March 5, 2014

"For God and Country" March 8, Lake Tulloch Bible Church

 
 
Commander Patrick Niemeyer was born in Sanger, California.  He received his Masters of Divinity from the International School of Theology in 1995 and is endorsed by the Evangelical Free Churches of America (EFCA).  He was commissioned in the United States Navy Chaplain Corps in April 2001.  In addition he has earned degrees in Nursing, Psychology, and Accounting.  He is married to his current wife of 38 years, Cindy, and has two children, Brandon and Morgan.
Chaplain Niemeyer was enlisted from 1971 to 1975 and served aboard USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN SSBN 602 as a Launch Operator Supervisor.

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

"For God and Country" March 8, Lake Tulloch Bible Church

 
 
Commander Patrick Niemeyer was born in Sanger, California.  He received his Masters of Divinity from the International School of Theology in 1995 and is endorsed by the Evangelical Free Churches of America (EFCA).  He was commissioned in the United States Navy Chaplain Corps in April 2001.  In addition he has earned degrees in Nursing, Psychology, and Accounting.  He is married to his current wife of 38 years, Cindy, and has two children, Brandon and Morgan.
Chaplain Niemeyer was enlisted from 1971 to 1975 and served aboard USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN SSBN 602 as a Launch Operator Supervisor.

Friday, November 29, 2013

Community Thanksgiving feast feeds the stomach and the soul

The first Community Thanksgiving Feast held by Lake Tulloch Bible Church (LTBC) and their outreach program, The Bridge, fed over 140 people on Thanksgiving Day 11-28-13.

The planning for the feast, brainchild of Kelly Wedman and Phyllis Richards, began months ago with food drives and community outreach. Through donations from the congregation at LTBC and the community the feast became a reality with a flurry of activity the morning of Thanksgiving.







Wednesday, August 21, 2013

The Bridge project opening soon in Copper



The Lake Tulloch Bible church has begun, in earnest, an outreach ministry for the community of Copperopolis hoping to create a ‘bridge’ between persons in need and available services within the community and county.

They will be offering emergency food and referral services to seniors and families in our community including any state, county, or federal services as well as utility services. This will also be the new location for the Copperopolis Food Pantry for their monthly distribution. The group hopes to be able to provide the bulk of their services at their new ‘Bridge’ home located in the Copper Cove Center on Copper Cove Drive suite A.