My name is Gregory and I was born and raised in Minnesota, but currently live (hopefully till the end of my days) — in the fabulous city of Los Angeles. I’m married to the incredibly talented artist Michelle, and have two phenomenal kids; Caleb – who wants to play professional soccer in the English Premier league, and Elisabeth – who is an aspiring actress.
I love to watch films with my wife, explore new neighborhoods in Los Angeles, hang out with my kids, and watch, play or have anything to do with soccer.
I work with a church-plant in Hollywood called Kairos. In this setting, and as a follower of Jesus — I love to communicate the reality of god’s kingdom to people in LA, and be involved in helping mobilize and equip people in Hollywood to contribute their time and resources to the cause of mercy and justice in the city.
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Lee // December 15, 2008 at 9:34 am |
HI,
I am a 61 year old retired Police Chaplain who a year and a half became a church planter. We have started a new church in a local mall that meets on Tuesday evenings and has a focus group of police and fire personnel and their families. I enjoyed finding your blog site and will watch it with great interest.
Thanks and keep the faith.
eileenleyva // April 12, 2009 at 10:39 pm |
Thanks for the video of Arnel Pineda. He is my countryman but only attained fame and recognition when he got to your homeland. We are very proud of him.
I liked the laptop purchase clip. Now I have an idea how the young girls in LA act and live.
A friend once told me that your city is literally full of angels. Safe journey then.
heartscape // June 3, 2009 at 3:32 pm |
Gregory,
I was sent to your March 24, 1007 thoughts by a reference at the end of my own latest blog entry. You were reflecting on Bill Hybels’ book “Courageous Leadership” and so much of what you shared hit home. The service we had at my own church on Pentecost this year was so profound I had to write about it. You might resonante: heartscape.wordpress.com
I’ll be back to check in with you and your progress with all things sacred in LA.
~Jane