California Legislative Update
As legislature pushes LGBT rights, Christians need to give truth a voice
by Rebecca Burgoyne
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The events surrounding Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem have spoken volumes to Christians across the centuries. As Jesus neared the holy city, jubilant crowds joyfully praised God for all they had seen. Rebuked by Pharisees, Jesus explained, “If they keep quiet, the stones will cry out.” The truth must be given a voice.
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A review of bills and amendments before the California legislator that affect religious freedoms and the family. Provided by the California Family Council
 All the Rave
SAN BERNARDINO — The girl stood alone in a dark parking lot. Crying, she pulled out her phone and frantically tried to reach a friend, who had stayed inside the rave. But the music was too loud, so no one answered.
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Noted pastor releases first video in spiritually themed film series
HOLLYWOOD — Erwin McManus, founder of Mosaic Church, which has six congregations throughout Southern California, has released the first short film in a new series called “Signs.”
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MCC’s annual auction and sale planned for May 18 and 19 in Upland
UPLAND — The Mennonite Central Committee will present its 15th annual Southern California Festival and Sale May 18 and 19 at the Pacific Christian Center. Proceeds from the event will benefit world relief projects offered through MCC. This year’s theme is “A Table of Sharing.”
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