Carmen Hall

Carmen came on staff in December 2003. Her personal mission statement is “to glean an understanding of human and social development for the purpose of creating and implementing effective processes to meet the needs of people spiritually, mentally, intellectually, and physically.”

Before coming to Pacific Lifeline, Carmen served as Director at The QUEST Learning Center in San Mateo County. She has also served as Principal (as well as Assistant Principal) of Western Christian Schools in Covina, California, Vice Principal of Counseling at Western Christian Schools in Claremont, California, and Corporate Relocation Specialist with Focus on the Family. She also has experience in private consulting, as well as working with women inmates at the Norco Maximum Security Prison for Women. She holds an MBA from Azusa Pacific University in Organizational Management and Diagnostics, a Bachelor of Science degree from Azusa Pacific University in Behavior Management, and is working toward her Ph.D. in Thanatology from the University of Southern California.

Quote by Carmen:
“Pacific Lifeline represents God’s grace – stunning, breathtaking, beautiful and finds each of us in our own poverty only to present us with hope and a second chance!”