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CULTIVATING
LOVE, FAITH & HOPE

Pastor Rudy & Annette have been married since 1979 and are the Senior Pastors of Faith Center
Pastor Rudy Trujillo is a faith-based advocate and community leader with over 45 years of dedicated service.
Growing up in Pacoima, he understands the challenges faced by at-risk youth and families in underserved communities. In 1980, he founded New Life Faith Center in the Mission District of San Francisco. In 1990, he moved to San Fernando, where he is now the Senior Pastor of Faith Center Church, a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
In March 2020, Pastor Rudy founded The Mission City Project, a 501(c)(3) public benefit organization dedicated to community healing and empowerment.
His ministry focuses on healing families, community service, gang intervention, youth diversion, and public safety. He works tirelessly to foster healing, restoration, and hope through strong community partnerships.
His leadership has been recognized through appointments such as:
Pastor Rudy’s lifelong goal is to address adversity, empower families, and build resilient communities through compassion and collaboration.
Please feel free to contact me if you need further information.

Pastor Rudy's life has been transformed by his experience with Christ. He went through a period of drug and alcohol addiction, engaging in criminal activities such as breaking into homes and cars, joyriding, and even being shot at for attempting to steal car stereos. At the age of 16, he witnessed the traumatic death of his father, who was denied care at a Veterans Hospital. Struggling with his troubled youth, Pastor Rudy made regretful choices while under the influence of drugs and alcohol, eventually leading to an attempted suicide by drug overdose. He dropped out of school at 17 and found himself in and out of city and county jails. After spending time in Mira Loma Detention Center, he realized he never wanted to be locked up again.
At the age of 21, Pastor Rudy faced a life-altering moment when he was shot by gang members in response to a dispute. This event served as a crucial turning point for him, highlighting the risks associated with carrying a firearm and how easily circumstances can lead to a path of incarceration. Through his own challenging experiences, Pastor Rudy gained profound insights into the impact of a shattered spirit and living without clear direction. Yet, amidst his past struggles, he discovered a journey of renewal and meaning through his unwavering faith in Jesus Christ.
Since 1978 pastor Rudy carries the experience of faith and community engagement and has been an MC for community events with over 10 years experience of working the stage on a 24 hour basis as Entertainment Chair for Relay for Life San Fernando (American Cancer Society Event). He has provided sound and audio recording for Congressmen & Local City Leaders, Businesses, Veterans and Pacoima Parade, and LAUSD Youth Outreaches with LAPD Michael Scott (Say No To Drugs, Gangs, Drugs & Bullying) as well as numerous community events.
Pastor Rudy has been serving the Northeast SFV as MC Audio Specialist & Event Coordinator since 1990 after returning back from the San Francisco Bay Area.

Youth Diversion and Development
Yes, there have been some notable successes when it comes to implementing alternative approaches to addressing youth delinquency. For example, in Los Angeles County, the Youth Justice Coalition has led efforts to reduce the use of detention and increase community-based alternatives for young people involved in the juvenile justice system. However, there are also some challenges, such as a need for increased resources for these alternative programs and resistance from some stakeholders who view punishment-based approaches as more effective. Overall, though, there is growing recognition that traditional approaches to juvenile justice can be harmful and ineffective, and that there is a need to explore new and innovative approaches to supporting young people in the community.
BY TANYA MCRAE SAN FERNANDO
PUBLISHED 9:45 AM ET MAR. 20, 2019
According to Los Angeles Police Department reports, gang-related homicides were down more than 20 percent last year. But gangs were still the cause of the majority of killings in Los Angeles.
There are an estimated 450 active gangs with more than 45,000 gang members. Some of the most vulnerable potential gang members are children. Giving youth the support they need before they get into a gang is a joint effort being made by our police, our communities, and our schools.
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To learn more about the impact we can make through integrating systems and comprehensive services - contact Pastor Rudy, as a consultant speaker, presenter for conferences on the local, state and federal level.

GANG PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION VIOLENCE REDUCTION CONSULTATIONS FOR STRATEGIES and BEST PRACTICES

Pastor Rudy has been a dependable sound provider for community events at various levels, ranging from faith-based gatherings to civil engagement initiatives. He has also contributed his services to LAPD kid-friendly events and government-led community engagement activities.
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Faith Center Church Info
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505 S Huntington St, San Fernando, California 91340, United States
10:00 - 11:00 am
CHURCH AT LAS PALMAS
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm By appointment to meet with staff
Mailing Address:
PO BOX 986
San Fernando, Ca 91341