Background
Lewis, Victor Wayne was born on December 9, 1963 in Pasedena, California, United States. Son of Charles Edward and Dorothy Lee Lewis.
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Victor Wayne Lewis
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Education
Bachelor, Washington U, 1985—1989. Associate of Arts, A.L. Hardy Theological Seminary, Seattle, Washington, 1988—1990. Master of Arts, Golden Gate Seminary, 1992—1996.
Career
Pastor Morning Star Baptist Church, Pasadena, California, 1994—1997, Praise Tabernacle Church, Pasadena, 1997—2001, organizer San Bernadino, since 2003. Church facilitator New Revelation Church, Pasadena, since 2003. Case manager D'Veal Family Youth Service, since 2003.
Public liason Baptist Ministers Conference, Los Angeles, 1993—1998. President Inter-Denominational Ministerial Alliance, Pasadena, 1999—2003. Founder Praise Tabernacle Church, Pasadena.
Founded New Life Rehabilitation Center, Rising Star Christian Academy.
Achievements
Membership
II vice president National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Pasadena, 1995—1997. President of tolerance City of Pasadena (California), 1997—2000. Arbitrator Coalition For Non-Violence, 2000—2003.
Designer Prison Relief Program, Juvenile Detention Alternative Program, Teenage Mothers Residential Support Program, Feed The Nations Program, Youth Alternative Activities, Organized Los Angeles County's First City Wide Park Revival, Substance Rehabilitation Residential Program. Member of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Central District Association (Moderator), Jesus Joy Jubilee (National Evangilist since 2003), Congress of Christian Education (president 1997—2000).
Interests
Connections
Married Dana Williete Lewis, April 23, 1993. Children: DaVida, DaMonique, Dy'lan-Victoria,, Victor World War II.
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Democrat
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1997 - 2001
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Awards
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Recipient Humanitarian of the Year, Pasadena Journal, 1992, Young Man of the Year Award, Mekenzie Boys Club, 1994, Journalism Award, New Authors Society, 2002.Recipient Humanitarian of the Year, Pasadena Journal, 1992, Young Man of the Year Award, Mekenzie Boys Club, 1994, Journalism Award, New Authors Society, 2002.