+ informational interview presentation by victoria sibingo
TRANSCRIPT
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Informational Interview Presentation
by Victoria Sibingo
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+Areas of Interest Public Relations
Music Ministry
+ “When we are generous with the resources
God has given us we help advance the Kingdom of God.”
Stephen Seeling, Director of Planned Giving at Point Loma Nazarene University
“Let your passion drive you, let yourself be vulnerable with the people you are leading, lead by example, don’t expect them to do something your not willing to do yourself.”
Marc Millan, Lead Worship Pastor at Rock Church
“People matter more than music.”
Kyle Kounter, Music Director at New Break Church
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Stephen SeelingDirector of Planned Giving at Point Loma Nazarene University
Why I chose him:
- I chose him because I thought He would be a good representation of what it is like to work as businessman in a faith-based environment like Point Loma Nazarene University.
Where I discovered him:
- I discovered Stephen through the list provided in class by Dr. Hogelucht.
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Point Loma Nazarene University, is a Christian liberal arts institution founded in 1902 and located in San Diego, California.
Point Loma Nazarene University has one of the top programs in Nursing, Accounting and Business in the West coast, it is an accredited university with a Wesleyan background.
Work Environment
Background: Point Loma Nazarene University
+STEPHEN SEELING Director of Planned Giving at Point Loma Nazarene University
Position Details: - Senior Planned Giving director, local expert on all things related to current and differed gift giving through estate planning.
“I work in a way that offers something significant to bless other students.”
Position Skills:
- Excellent communicator, patient, creative, relational and compassionate, and have integrity
- Be a good listener, “you listen with more than just your ears.”
Job Responsibilities:
- Builds relationships, by communicating with potential donors. He calls, emails, and contacts people on a daily basis, then build proposals.
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Stephen SeelingDirector of Planned Giving at Point Loma Nazarene University
LESSON LEARNED:
“Know who you are and your purpose in life by advancing the Kingdom of Christ.” and “People want to feel successful”.
Stephen Seeling, Director of Planned Giving at Point Loma Nazarene University
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I learned that when we give to people, we often receive the greatest gift of all.
Would you want to work for this company? Why or why not?
Could You see yourself happy? Why or not? If yes, what are your next steps to make this a reality?
ASSESMENT
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Mark Millan Lead Worship Pastor at Rock Church, San Diego
Why I chose him:
- I chose him because his job represents something I am very passionate about, and it combines both business and music skills.
Where I discovered him:
- The website for the Rock Church San Diego.
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The Rock church is an evangelical megachurch located in San Diego, California. It was founded by former NFL player, Miles McPherson in 1996.
16,000 members, one of the fastest growing churches in the United States, one of the biggest in California.
Mission: Celebrate the Kingdom of God through corporate prayer and worship together as one Church in one city.
Work Enviornment
Background: Rock Church
+Mark Millan Lead Worship Pastor at Rock Church, San Diego
Position Details: - As worship pastor, he is responsible for coordinating, managing people and weekly services at the Rock church.
Position Skills:
- Excellent manager, leader, creative, relational and compassionate
Job Responsibilities:
- Communicating with design team, video production team, building worship sets, sitting in on creative meetings, mentoring younger worship leaders,
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Mark MillanLead Worship Pastor at Rock Church, Diego
LESSON LEARNED:
“Getting to pursue Jesus authentically, is the best part of ministry.”
-Mark Millan, Lead Worship Pastor at Rock Church San Diego
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I learned that in order to lead people, you must lead by example, by spending time with the team and building relationships.
Would you want to work for this company? Why or why not?
Could You see yourself happy? Why or not? If yes, what are your next steps to make this a reality?
ASSESMENT
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Why I chose him:
- I chose him because he’ s an excellent representation of what a Christ follower looks like.
Where I discovered him:
- Close worship leader friend of mine, who I have worked with.
Kyle KounterDirector of Music at New Break Church, Ocean Beach
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Founded in 1986 by Pastor Mike Quinn and his wife Teresa, began with a core group of 13 people.
New Break has grown into six different campuses with nearly 3,000 people attending on an average weekend.
Their mission is to: “be in community, loving communities and sharing Jesus throughout San Diego.”
Background:New Break Church
+Kyle Kounter Music Director at New Break Church Position Details:
- As worship pastor, he is responsible for coordinating, managing people and weekly services at the New Break church. He’s given a lot of creative room in this job.
Position Skills:
- Excellent manager, leader, creative, relational and compassionate, good musical background and ability.
Job Responsibilities:
- Communicating with design team, picking band members, submitting payroll and monthly reports.
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I learned that as much as we try to achieve musical excellence, people matter more than that.
Would you want to work for this company? Why or why not?
Could You see yourself happy? Why or not? If yes, what are your next steps to make this a reality?
ASSESSMENT
+ “When we are generous with the resources
God has given us we help advance the Kingdom of God.”
Stephen Seeling, Director of Planned Giving at Point Loma Nazarene University
“Let your passion drive you, let yourself be vulnerable with the people you are leading, lead by example, don’t expect them to do something your not willing to do yourself.”
Marc Millan, Lead Worship Pastor at Rock Church
“People matter more than music.”
Kyle Kounter, Music Director at New Break Church
+NEXT STEP:
Internship opportunity at the Rock church
My goals have been reinforced.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord. “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11