Regina Napper

Hundred’s Attend Napper’s ‘Making a Difference’ Awards

Hilary Moffett, Contributing WriterDecember 12, 2018

Moreno Valley resident Regina Napper celebrated an overflow of love, support and service at the fourth Regina Napper Honor’s Committee “Making a Difference” Awards Ceremony on Nov. 10, in The Living Room at Faithful Central Bible Church. Napper worked in collaboration with over 30 mayors of 30 different cities to provide certificates for deserving honorees for their service to others. This year’s ceremony was attended by over 400 individuals and organizations such as the U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, National Guard, local police departments, local fire departments, missions, shelters, foster family agencies and group homes. Also, businesses and community

Religion

Call 2 Worship – November 1

Cora Jackson-Fossett, Religion EditorOctober 31, 2018

Musicians In Action, Inc., plans its 26th Annual Music Ministry Awards Gala on Nov. 3, at 6 p.m., at the Renaissance Airport Hotel, 9620 Airport Blvd., in Los Angeles, said founders Gerald and Jacque Malone. The honorees include Geraldine Coates – Metropolitan Baptist Church, Altadena; Laweta Casiano-Crawford – City of Refuge; Kevin T. Davis – Christ Second Baptist Church of Long Beach & Compton Community Seventh Day Adventist Church; Nichole Buchanan Dodd – Prosperity M.B. Church.; Sonya A. Griffin – Friendship Baptist Church, Yorba Linda; Marquise Henderson – Unity Christian Fellowship and Power of Faith; Christopher E. Johnson – Southern

Religion

Napper salutes scores at ‘Making A Difference’ Awards

Sentinel News ServiceSeptember 16, 2015

More than 80 community service and humanitarian awards were presented at the inaugural Regina Napper “Making a Difference” Honors Ceremony on August 8 at the Torrance Marriott. The event recognized individuals and organizations who aid the homeless and hungry, foster children, victims of human trafficking, single parents, and provide health and mental health services. Also, many educators, members of the U.S. Military, firemen, police officers, support groups, and churches were saluted as well as Resident Advisory Councils and Resident Management Corporations from several Public Housing Developments in Los Angeles. Regina Renee Napper, who founded the event, said, “It was put on