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Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Palm Springs, California, United States

Lead a comprehensive Christian K-12 educational program, integrating exclusive school-wide partnership with the SoCal Coyotes’ ‘Above the Line’ behavior management program and SOAR curriculum. • Spearhead the transition and development of the football team from 8-man to 11-man format, making the program competitive and sustainable. • Oversee a renaissance of the school into a national faith-based sports academy, incorporating spiritual, academic, and athletic excellence. • Foster key relationships and develop unique programming, such as National Ambassador Program and 2024-25 Speaker Series, to engage students, parents, and faculty to a broader national community. • Drive the strategic planning and execution of a planned 71-acre mixed-use academic, sports and administration campus.

Palm Springs, California, United States

630 S Sunrise Way Palm Springs Ca 92264

Pastors assist the church [1 Tim 5:17; Titus 1:7; 1 Peter 5:1–2], teach and preach the Word [1 Timothy 3:2; 2 Timothy 4:2; Titus 1:9]; exhort sound doctrine [1 Timothy 4:13; 2 Timothy 3:13–17; Titus 1:9], visit the sick and pray [James 5:14; Acts 6:4]. In Biblical terminology, also shepherd, oversee, lead, and care for the church.

1717 E. Vista Chino Suite A7468 Palm Springs Ca 92262

The Shield at 1 Coyote Way

Palm Desert, California

Oversees development of his vision for The Shield at 1 Coyote Way, the Coachella Valley’s first and only centrally based campus for sports, medicine, events, media, sports tourism and retail.

Palm Springs, California

The SoCal Coyotes are the District 28 '2021 Nonprofit of the Year,' as selected by the California State Senate. The organization reshapes lives, homes and communities by 'Building Champions, Building Men.' Its year-round ‘faith, family and football’ leadership programs, community service and sports initiatives develop aspiring football athletes; educate, equip and inspire at-risk youth; nurture single fathers and father figures; extoll the virtues of family values, positive fathering and family legacy; and mentor young men into trusted corporate citizens with employment opportunities and sustainable incomes.Off the field, more than 500,000 youth have participated in Coyote Leadership camps, clinics and symposia, which features the non-profit's award-winning curriculum. On the field, more than 1,200 college and pro prospects have matured through the Coyote program, with many advancing to college scholarships or NFL, CFL, and Arena opportunities.On July 7, 2014, TheFootballEducator.com, led by two-time Super Bowl winner and former Denver Broncos GM Ted Sundquist, named the Coyotes “America's #1 Developmental Football Program."Find a role model. Emulate them. Make them proud. Offensively, the Coyotes feature the Run ‘n’ Shoot, which Miller learned from mentor and legend Darrel 'Mouse' Davis, godfather of the modern four-wide spread attack. Miller developed four league MVPs, and two National Players of the Year. In 13 seasons, the Coyotes never missed the playoffs; finished undefeated three times; played in 10 league championships - winning six; with one national championship runner-up. Miller is the 2015 APFL Coach of the Year; 2015 LCFL Coach of the Year; the 2014 Southern California Football Alliance Offensive Coach of the Year; and the 2012 AAA National Coach of the Year. Miller's Coyote teams are 106-16; his overall career won-loss record is 154-27 (.848 winning percentage). Discover more at www.thesocalcoyotes.com, or www.facebook.com/thesocalcoyotes.com

Los Angeles, California

Imagine a flash of football genius so lethal it would be ostracized, copied or stolen outright at every level of the sport - while most perpetrators lay claim to its success.Such is the undercurrent of “The Mouse that Roars,” an upcoming feature-film documentary that chronicles the life of Darrel ‘Mouse’ Davis, an Oregon high school football coach with a light-bulb smile and infectious laughter who became the unlikely godfather of the potent -- and controversial -- Run 'n' Shoot offense. NFL Hall of Famers Jim Kelly and Warren Moon join pro football agent-icon Leigh Steinberg and other stars in a gripping film from Executive Producer J David Miller, whose own life is punctuated by his discovery of Mouse. The film explores how Davis, born in an era of smash-mouth football, overcame doubt, resistance, and animosity along a 50-year journey. Mouse created his fire-breathing strategies as a high school coach, and with undaunted determination and contagious evangelism, shared his concepts until they altered modern football. ‘The Mouse that Roars’ - now in final production stages - presents powerful arguments. Viewers must decide if today’s offenses popularized by the likes of the New England Patriots are, in fact, born deep from the playbooks irrefutably traced to Mouse. Two-time Super Bowl winner Kevin Gilbride leads a startling array of coaches who look up to the 5'9" coach, proving, indeed, that when you build a better 'Mouse' trap, the world beats a path to your door. The film underscores ‘The Mouse Davis aura’ - more than a system, but the feeling of supreme confidence that Davis instills in his disciples, found in the hallways and stadiums of the NCAA, the CFL, the USFL, and the Arena league, and finally, under the unforgiving lights of the vaunted National Football League.In a thrilling test of history, Miller recreates the ideals, philosophies and ‘magic’ of Davis as the archetype of his own SoCal Coyotes - to produce a stunning, post-modern finale.

32611 Date Palm Dr. Cathedral City, Ca 92234

Elders lead the church [1 Tim 5:17; Titus 1:7; 1 Peter 5:1–2], teach and preach the Word [1 Timothy 3:2; 2 Timothy 4:2; Titus 1:9]; exhort sound doctrine [1 Timothy 4:13; 2 Timothy 3:13–17; Titus 1:9], visit the sick and pray [James 5:14; Acts 6:4]. In Biblical terminology, elders shepherd, oversee, lead, and care for the church.

Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.

In Miller's latest mainstream book that hit Barnes & Nobles around the nation, Dr. Jerry Argovitz takes on the sacred cows of the NCAA and NFL.Dr. Argovitz has been called a salesman, a promoter, even a smooth operator. He was once either the most hated man in professional football or the most powerful, depending on whether you believe the NFL or broadcaster Brent Musberger. But he was never called absent when it came to the rights of the post-modern football player, which makes him the perfect advocate to challenge the hallowed NCAA.Miller also evoked Super Bowl winner Jim McMahon to write the foreword for this scintillating insider's view into the inner-workings of the nation's greatest sport.

Columbia, South Carolina Area

South Carolina Gamecocks Athletic Director Ray Tanner believes in miracles. Not only from the late-inning heroics that were staples of his former national championship baseball teams -- but also for every kid who ever dreamed of playing America’s pastime, regardless of physical handicaps. Tanner teamed with award-winning author J. David Miller, and his co-author Ron Kule, to write Carolina Baseball: Pressure Makes Diamonds,in limited leather-bound edition, so that proceeds could be used to build a “Miracle League Field” in Columbia, S.C."It’s hardly just the wins and the losses, the struggles or victories of what we’ve done here in Columbia,” says Tanner. “It’s about children who we believe deserve to have an opportunity to enjoy the pastime that has changed all of our lives."Tanner wrote the foreword to the critically acclaimed Pressure Makes Diamonds. The book is a comprehensive, university-authorized journey through the Gamecocks’ storied 119-year baseball history, culminating with their 2010-2011 national championships. Hundreds of full-color photos preserve Carolina's revered memories and bring the games back to life.There are thousands of children with disabilities who live within driving distance of Columbia, most not able to participate in team sports. They are the driving force behind Tanner’s goal to build a unique baseball complex as close to sparkling Carolina Stadium as possible. His vision will become one of numerous Miracle League Fields around the nation, and the only one of its kind in the state of South Carolina.The success of the Miracle League has been chronicled on NBC, ABC, Connecting With Kids and FOX, and HBO’s Real Sports. There are 240 Miracle League Organizations across the country, as well as Puerto Rico, Canada and Australia. The Miracle League serves over 200,000 children and young adults with disabilities.

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