LVMV Project Board Meeting_3_16_Monday_8am_Meeting Minutes
Date: March 16, 2009 (Monday)
Time: 8:20am to 10:00am
Place: Salt & Pepper Restaurant
Address: 1849 West Orangethorpe Ave. Fullerton, CA
· Total Present 11 people: 1. Rev. Samuel IS Choe, 2. Mrs. Esther Choe, 3. Rev. Yoon Tae Na, 4. Mrs. Na, 5. Rev. Daniel TC Yang, 6. Rev. Bishop Robert Oh, 7. David Choe, 8. Linda Choe, 9. Joseph Lee, 10. James Lee and 11. Rev. Soo Yong Kim.
· Introduction by Rev. Choe at 8:20am
o Fundraising via 1) Foundation Grants, 2) Korean Churches in America, 3) KWMA in Korea, 4) Individual Donors
· Devotion led by Rev. Choe “In that day you will no longer ask me anything. I tell you the truth, my Father will give you whatever you ask in my name. Until now you have not asked for anything in my name. Ask and you will receive, and your joy will be complete.” (John 16:23-24 NIV)
· Prayer by Rev. Na and Rev. Oh at 8:30am
· Background of LVMV Project by Rev. Robert Oh
o A place of Desert Spirituality and Wellbeing due to air quality, fertile soil, proximity to Big Bear Mountain.
· Presentation by the Architect, James Lee.
o 18 page handout, 2- 20”x30” Presentation Boards and Floor Plan A-20 of Faith Residence was presented.
o James Lee mentioned that he is just a messenger to translate the vision that God is giving to Rev. Samuel Choe.
· Questions
o C.U.P. (Conditional Use Permit) was asked by Rev. Daniel TC Yang.
§ Robert Oh and James Lee answered by stating it is for the phase two of our project and although it can be sticky, leave everything to God
o LVMV was asked by Rev. Helen Kim to be changed to LMV as a shorter acronym meaning Lucerne Valley will be consider as a one letter “L” to represent a specific place.
· Conclusion
o Everyone came to common consensus where LVMV is a project that God started to finish His Great Commission and God’s hand will be upon every detail of LVMV Project.
· Meeting at S&P concluded by having breakfast together.
· Everyone present except for Rev. Daniel Yang and Rev. Soo Yong Kim went to LVMV Project site. Pastor Jenny Oh also joined.