First Christian
Church of Pomona (Disciples of
Christ)
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First Christian
Church of Pomona (Disciples of
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First Christian Church of Pomona is an open community of seekers, in covenant with God, Christ, and with one another
Staff
Jeffrey Schindler, Music Director Jeffrey Schindler studied harpsichord with Raymond Erickson and Albert Fuller, and organ with the late Calvin Hampton. He has appeared with the Bach Aria Group, Aston Magna, and with many East Coast orchestras and ensembles (including the New York Philharmonic) improvising from the basso continuo. He has accompanied and appeared with such luminaries of the early music world as Jaap Schroder, Richard Taruskin and the late Fortunato Arico. On the conducting podium, Mr. Schindler continues an active concert and recording schedule while enjoying increasing demand in the world of contemporary commercial music. Recently completing his sixth year conducting the symphony orchestra at UC Santa Barbara, he has conducted symphony orchestras throughout the United States and Europe, and has served on the faculties of the Hartt School of Music, the Aaron Copland School of Music, the Southern Vermont Music Festival, the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, and the Conductors' Institute in Hartford, Connecticut, and Varna, Bulgaria. Mr. Schindler's recording with the London Symphony Orchestra of music by contemporary Spanish composer Alfonso Romero was recently released in Europe, and he was featured in the PBS special Damian Live in Concert From Bucharest, performed in front of an audience of 70,000, currently available on DVD. Mr. Schindler also conducts and orchestrates for feature film, animation and prime time television. Among recent projects are orchestrations for the soon to be released feature film Superman Returns; conducting and orchestrating on WAVE jazz superstar David Benoit¹ newest album, Orchestral Stories; and conducting the score for the Academy Award winning March of the Penguins, currently enjoying success as one of the most popular documentaries of all time. Delores
Miller, Child Development Center Director Delores Miller has served as director of the center since 1988. She holds a degree in Early Childhood Education. She has served as president of the Inland Valley Chapter of SCAEYC , Program Chair for Tri-County Director's Association, and is a member of the Chaffey College and Mount San Antonio College advisory boards. With an average attendance of a hundred children a day we estimate that we touch the lives of 18 thousand families a year. Ms Miller's three mission objectives are: (1) To care for children by providing age appropriate, safe, loving, and quality care, (2) To serve our community by reaching out to and nurturing our youngest, most vulnerable and valuable citizens. (3)To live out the friendship of Jesus Christ with our children and their families, being invitational to families who have no church home. Ms. Miller invites you to visit the Child Development Center to see the facility and meet her. We hope we can address your children's future developmental needs. Virginia
Galleano, Child Development Center Assistant Director Virginia Galleano joined the staff of the Center as a toddler teacher in 1993. She holds a degree in Early Childhood Education. In 1995 Virginia began the staff position of Assistant Director, supervising staff, working with children and parents, and stays active in the child care community. Her enthusiastic presence helps her keep up with the children and helps create a warm learning environment.
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