Fall Ministry Opportunities October 2014

Switzerland Community Church
Newsletter
October 2014
“Diamond in the Rough”
He was a baseball player with bad knees but he loved God and His Word and could think
in Hebrew … almost. He barely made it through the early years of school and then
turned out to be a scholar … almost. Well he was actually a diamond in the rough who
played pretty rough on the diamond (baseball I mean). But those who played on the same
field will never be the same. He raised them to be players too. I am talking about Justin
Young or simply JY and the Young’uns who followed him and in so doing followed
Jesus as true disciples.
You recall the story in Matthew of the man who found a field with a diamond (treasure)
in it. “Again, the kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man
found and hid; and for joy over it he goes and sells all that he has and buys that
field. Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant seeking beautiful pearls,who,
when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had and
bought it.” Matthew 13:44-46 In that story, we, SCC, are the man who found the
treasure and JY is the treasure. And for six years, we have prospered from this treasure
and the field. However, we never really owned it. God did and now another prospector
has found the field and the treasure. I am saying that Justin and Gena will be leaving the
first days of October … and will be in Northern Ireland the next 3 years. There the value
of the treasure will compound over 36 months and who knows what may happen then?
To put it in less cryptic language, Justin and Gena have been a very valuable and
treasured part of our ministry for the last six years. We do hold them as a treasure and
gift of God. Now they are headed to Queens College in Belfast, Northern Ireland where
JY will work on his PhD for the next three years. He goes with our blessing and
gratitude – gratitude for his serving and blessing that he will grow in his ability to serve
and bless God’s kingdom in even greater ways in years to come. For those who would
like to “bless” them and help them on their way, there is a love offering account that will
be in place now and for the next years. As they have invested in us, we can continue to
invest in them … and God will be pleased.
we say, “goodbye” we look ahead in how to continue to build our student ministries so
the thousands of students around us will have the chance to know Jesus. We are in the
process of interviewing as we prayerfully seek another field with a diamond … Please
pray … there aren’t many JY’s but thank God we had one.
An Old Irish Blessing
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
and rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Ps. As I have previously written, Bette and Cheri have asked to step down as children’s
ministry leaders. We thank God for the nine years they have invested in our children, and
we hope they will always be near with their strong motherly arms and hearts. The
foundation is solid. We now yearn for God’s person to build upon that excellent
foundation in the years to come. We covet prayers as we engage in this process. These
decisions are so critically important for both children and student ministries pastors.
Wes Slough, Sr. Pastor
A New Chapter
Well, the time is finally upon us. Our visas are in and we are scheduled to leave
this Tuesday (Oct. 7th). I just wanted take a quick moment to say a big thank you
to all of those involved in putting together our Irish sendoff. I know that it must
have taken a lot of work. I especially want to thank Amelia Johnson and the
Fellowship Committee for organizing the luncheon, Doug Purcey for making the
video, and Patty Allen for all the work she put into the event.
And once again, I want to say a big thank you to Switzerland Community Church
for being such a blessing to us over these past 6 years. We will cherish the
relationships that were formed during our time here. As we have been preparing
to leave for Belfast, it has been very hard to say goodbye to so many people that
we have come to love so much. Your encouraging notes and cards have meant
so much do us during this process.
We would like to stay in touch with you as we
go on this new journey. At the website below,
you will be able to subscribe to our
newsletter (under “Updates and Blog”). My
hope is that I will be able to update our
website with, not only pictures and general
updates, but also with occasional devotionals
and blogs about current events.
http://justinandgena.wix.com/justinandgena
Justin and Gena
Now to him who is able to keep you from
stumbling and to present you blameless
before the presence of his glory with great
joy, to the only God, our Savior, through
Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty,
dominion, and authority, before all time and
now and forever. Amen
Jude 1:24–25
“…there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.”
Prov 18:24
The summer of 2003 couldn’t come fast enough. I had spent five long years
earning my undergrad from Palm Beach Atlantic and now it was time to move on
with life. I graduated on May 3rd 2003, started at SCC May 5th 2003, was married
June 7th 2003 and moved into a new house at the end of June, 2003. My life was
filled with change that would alter its direction for the foreseeable future. It is
obvious that things such as these would have a major impact on life. Sometimes
things that have great impact on life, however, are not huge decisions, rather, they
may be relationships that simply seem normal and insignificant.
When I became the youth pastor here at SCC I looked for students with a
strong faith that could help me to build a strong ministry. There was a young man
whom I had met as a middle schooler and was now a senior in high school, named
Justin Young. Little did I know that this young man would one day impact and even
change the course of my life and ministry forever. JY eventually followed God’s
direction to Moody Bible College and found himself falling intimately in love with
God’s Word. During one of his summers at Moody, JY came back home and interned
with our youth program. During that summer I watched JY successfully build
relationships with students, as well as, run programs with excitement and fervor. That
summer also provided me with a new level of friendship and respect for JY that
unbeknownst to me would continue to grow over the many years to follow. Now,
after many years of successful and powerful ministry here at SCC, we find ourselves
commissioning JY to go and continue to pursue the direction and ministry that God
has set before him.
As a church we have all said goodbye to JY. We each know him on different
levels. Some have seen JY teach and preach with passion for the Word of God, and
have come to respect him. For these, it is sad to see JY go and we know that there are
big shoes to fill. Some have come to know the Lord or become passionate about the
Word of God directly through the ministry of JY. For these, there is a hole that is left
that seems to bring forth tears as they think about what is lost. Then there are some
who have known JY as a deeper part of their lives. It is important for everyone in this
congregation to deal with the blessing of JY’s future in Ireland in their own way. I
would like to take a few moments to share some thoughts on my process as I both
mourn and celebrate these next steps.
I find myself caught between the sadness of watching a partner in ministry, a
friend and a teacher move down the Lord’s road that takes him away from where I
am; and the absolute joy of watching God develop His child through the years
bestowing blessings beyond measure upon his life, marriage, ministry, and education.
This should have been something for which I was prepared. Watching JY grow over
the years, it became more and more obvious that his gifting might very well take him
away from SCC. As much as this may seem difficult for those of us here, this is the
very thing for which we exist. We do not exist under the illusion that all of those who
become apart of our congregation will remain here. We celebrate the opportunity to
send people to grow the Kingdom in different parts of the world. JY is one of the
most capable people with which we as a church, through the grace of God, can bless
Belfast, Ireland. JY will pursue (and achieve) his PHD and will impact the kingdom
in ways that none of us can predict. I celebrate the grace of God as I think about the
possibilities. We will weep for a little while, but we will celebrate for eternity what
God is doing right now.
May the Lord’s favor, grace and mercy pursue you, JY, as you continue to seek the
Lord and His kingdom for the rest of the days of your life.
Joseph Smith
Associate Pastor
[email protected]
904-472-5014
Fall Ministry Opportunities
October 2014
4 Ways to Bring Jesus’ Love into Our World
This fall, we are pleased to announce 4 ways you can
become involved and bring Jesus’ love into our world
Opportunity #1 – Operation Christmas Child
Opportunity #2 – Boxes of Love
Opportunity #3 – Circle of Love
Opportunity #4 – Arlington Villas
As you will read on the next four pages, there are many opportunities this fall where our
church will be able to bring the love of Jesus into our world.
These opportunities include the following four ministries:
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Operation Christmas Child – a ministry opportunity helping children all over the
world.
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Boxes of Love – a ministry opportunity helping needy families in our community.
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Circle of Love – a ministry opportunity helping homeless men in our city.
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Arlington Villas – a ministry opportunity helping those adults of all ages with
mental disabilities in Jacksonville.
If you would like additional information on any of these ministry opportunities, please
contact the individuals listed at the bottom of each article. God bless!
Fall Ministry Opportunities
October 2014
4 Ways to Bring Jesus’ Love into Our World
This fall, we are pleased to announce 4 ways you can
become involved and bring Jesus’ love into our world
Opportunity #1 – Operation Christmas Child
Most of us have heard of Samaritan’s Purse, part of the Billy Graham
organization. One of their ministries is Operation Christmas Child.
Since 1993, this ministry has distributed more than 100 million
shoeboxes filled with basic necessities and small treasures to boys and
girls around the world, and planted countless seeds of hope. So many
children have accepted Jesus as their personal savior through this
ministry.
How can you help? If God puts it on your heart to participate, we are asking you to fill a shoebox
for either a boy or girl, ages 2-4, 5-9 or 10-14. The church will have the shoeboxes as well as an
informational pamphlet available to anyone who is interested. Simply request a shoebox from
either Patty Allen, Sheila Renna or Barb Rodriguez. It can then be picked up in the conference
room. And a regular shoebox works fine too. Simply fill the shoebox with basic necessities such
as soap, a toothbrush, toothpaste (no liquids), and washcloths. Then let your love shine by
purchasing small treasures. Everything from t-shirts and socks to small toys and hair accessories,
whatever you think is appropriate for the age. Please use discretion when packing. No used or
damaged items, war-related toys, food or chocolate. And nothing in a glass container, or anything
that could break or melt. You are also asked to donate $7 for each box for shipping. When you
have packed your box, label whether it is for a boy or girl
and their age. Then place a large rubber band around the
box and return it to the church by November 9. All boxes
will then be taken to the nearest collection center where
they will be shipped around the world.
For additional information, please contact Barb Rodriguez
at 655-2979.
Fall Ministry Opportunities
October 2014
4 Ways to Bring Jesus’ Love into Our World
This fall, we are pleased to announce 4 ways you can
become involved and bring Jesus’ love into our world
Opportunity #2 – Boxes of Love
“In 2008, the Boxes of Love ministry was introduced to Switzerland Community Church by
former Associate Pastor Bob Gauger. The program, founded by Campus Crusade, was quickly
adopted by many members of the congregation. On a cool November morning, we set out in
teams to deliver boxes of food, bibles, prayers and love. On my first delivery, I visited with a
woman and her family which led to an intense time of prayer and a confession that she had not
been to a dentist in years and had terrible pain as well as an abscess in her mouth. After leaving
the woman’s home, I called our family dentist who quickly agreed to treat the woman pro bono.
Moments like this have changed my life. It has opened my eyes to those in need in this immediate
area. This event led me to understand we are on a mission greater than we are aware. We are
also delivering more than a meal. As a church family, we are delivering the touch of Jesus to
people who may have forgotten He is here for them. The preparation for Boxes of Love is quite
simple; with church donations, we fill a box with items to cook a delicious Thanksgiving meal for
50 or more families. The Saturday before Thanksgiving, we deliver meals, bibles and offer
prayer along with an invitation to Switzerland Community Church. While some families we visit
are receptive, some are not, but our mission is simple; be the hands and feet of Jesus.”
Heather Heidenreich Przekwas
How can you help? Between now and November 9,
donations will be accepted to help purchase the food
items that will be packed in these “boxes of love.”
For each $30 contributed, an entire box of food can be
purchased. Then, in late November, these boxes will
be filled and then distributed in our community. If
you would like more information on how you can
become involved, contact Patty Allen at the church at
287-0330 or Heather Przekwas at 759-5136.
Fall Ministry Opportunities
October 2014
4 Ways to Bring Jesus’ Love into Our World
This fall, we are pleased to announce 4 ways you can
become involved and bring Jesus’ love into our world
Opportunity #3 – Circle of Love
On Sunday, November 23, 2014, Circle of
Love Ministries and all their current
residents will be visiting with us. Our
church has supported this ministry for
many years. Circle of Love has served the
homeless in the North Jacksonville area
through feeding, sheltering, clothing and
ministering the Word of God for more than
thirty years! We will host a luncheon for
the ministry following the second service.
We hope you will be able to join us!
This ministry has many needs. It would be such a blessing if our church could help. If you can,
please bring any of the items listed below to the church between now and November 23.
Food – vegetables (fresh, frozen or canned), pasta, cereal,
coffee and sugar
Personal items for men – deodorant, toothpaste,
toothbrushes, razors, soap, lotion, body wash, shampoo,
combs/brushes, bath towels and washcloths
Paper products – toilet paper and paper towels
For more information, please contact Patty Allen at
the church at 287-0330 or Debbie Johnson with the
Missions Committee at 465-3439.
Fall Ministry Opportunities
October 2014
4 Ways to Bring Jesus’ Love into Our World
This fall, we are pleased to announce 4 ways you can
become involved and bring Jesus’ love into our world
Opportunity #4 – Arlington Villas
For more than twenty years, those of us attending
Switzerland Community Church have come to
look forward to that Sunday in early December
when we see the coat rack containing dozens of
red stockings appear in the foyer. And we all
know what the display means…that it is now time
to take a stocking or two and fill them with
necessities and other small items for the residents
of Arlington Villas.
Our own Janice Torbett has overseen this ministry
since its beginning and ensures that every resident
at the facility receives a stocking and feels the love with which it was filled. Those distributing
the stockings have a chance to meet the residents and share God’s love with them.
This 100-bed assisted living facility, is family owned and operated and dedicated to providing the
best quality of life for all of its residents. It specialized focus is on adults of all ages coping with
persistent mental illness. Its mission is to enrich the
quality of life for its residents through outstanding
service and care.
The stockings will be available beginning Sunday,
November 30, and will be due back at the church by
Sunday, December 14.
For additional information, please contact Janice
Torbett at 651-2078.
NEW BIBLE STUDIES
In the JCMC
Mondays at 7pm, starting October 20th ,
a new study to be decided by the class, led by Mike Cassel
Tuesdays at 6am, starting October 21st,
“What We Believe” by Chip Ingram, led by Brad Deckard
Join in this time of prayer,
then enjoy a cooked breakfast;
listen to a speaker and visit with
SCC friends and guests.
7:30am October 18th
In the JCMC Café
RSVP to Mark at [email protected] 614-5941
Or to Mike at [email protected] 759-2659
Living Waters Preschool & Kindergarten News 2014
Happy October! Pardon me as I play catch up this month. We were so busy in August preparing for
the new school year that I missed the newsletter deadline.
Our school year started with much excitement as camera toting parents arrived with their little ones.
Pictures were taken of smiling little faces and a few tears were shed by some moms and children. All
in all it was a very good beginning. As children have adjusted over the past month we are looking
forward to a great year!
We are enjoying very strong enrollment! 156 of our 158 spots are filled. That leaves just
two openings. While our regular hours still remain 9:00am to 1:00pm our Early Arrival
program beginning at 8:00am and our Extended Day program available until 5:30pm are
also experiencing increased attendance. The availability of a longer day has given more
families in the community the opportunity to send their children to Living Waters.
Several staff members have taken on new positions this year. In addition to her role as music
director, Wendy Haynes is now our curriculum specialist. Amy Koppe’s new title is consultant. She
is working on various projects for us throughout the year. Shanon Braden is lead kindergarten
teacher and Jennifer McLeod is her assistant. Our newest staff member, Dawn Wright, is doing a
great job as lead teacher of one of our two-year-old classes. We are so glad that God sent her our way.
Our AWANA Cubbies program is in its second year using a new curriculum. The children and staff
are enjoying the new Honeycomb handbook, especially the CDs that contain AWANA songs and
scripture set to music.
September was filled with a flurry of activities. We had great participation at our two Meet & Mingle
events. Thanks to all the coffee servers—the café was a huge hit!! Moms, dads, grandparents and
siblings visited us for Open House. We always enjoy meeting the families but the highlight for our
staff is seeing our alumni. They grow so fast! Fire truck visits delighted the children. Students got to
visit with the fire fighters, learn about fire safety, and climb into the fire trucks.
Preschool Sunday was such a delightful event this year. Everything was well planned and organized
making the visit of 28 new families including 50 children an enjoyable time for all. Thank you to all
who had a part in making this day so special. I’m sure God was smiling!
This month our children will be learning about many things fall; changes in the leaves, pumpkins,
gourds and cooler weather are among the topics. We have some great pumpkin patches in our area
and our classes will seize the opportunity to visit. I’ve never attended a pumpkin patch field trip
myself but I can tell you from past pictures that everyone will have a great time.
Online orders will be accepted through December for our fall fundraiser, “The Gift
Collection from Charleston Wrap.” Simply go to www.charlestonwrap.com and enter
our school code, 8843, to place an order giving credit to our school. The collection
includes kitchen items, gift wrap, jewelry, magazines, chocolate and more. Living Waters
receives 40% profit on all sales. Thank you to all who are making this fundraiser
successful by getting the word out and making purchases. We sooooo appreciate your
support!
We need your BOX TOPS for Education and Campbell Food Labels. The fall
submission for BOX TOPS is late October. We want to send in as many as we can.
Please clip and save them for us!
We need volunteers! Our annual FALL FESTIVAL will be happening this month on
October 23rd. We need people to help man the game booths. Face painting, ball tossing,
crafts, cookie walk, scooping popcorn, stocking prize buckets…there is a job for
everyone. It is a delightful if noisy morning watching the little people AND LWP&K
staff dressed up. Costumes are optional. Please volunteer, you will receive a blessing!
Please pray for this ministry. We count on it!
Happy Fall!
Forty Joyful Heirs and Guests enjoyed a fantastic Hawaiian
Luau, including delicious Pulled Pork BBQ, Wings, Covered
Dishes and Desserts, during our Annual Luncheon and Planning
Meeting at the JCMC Café on Tuesday September 16th. Many
came dressed in Hawaiian attire and prizes were awarded for
the best dressed male and female. Congratulations to both Betty
Jo Carden and Robert Rabb for being voted best dressed, as
well as to Linda Haughain for winning first place and Elaine
Overby second in our Hawaiian Quiz.
We also congratulated Claude Weeks in celebrating his (28th) birthday, (according to
Claude ???), with a cake and a harmonious group sing-a-long of Happy Birthday.
A very special thanks to Ruth Ann Deckard and Sylvia Rabb for their wonderful talents in
decorating, along with Linda Haughain, Emma Lee Ward and Jacey Sarrells for helping
setup the JCMC Café for our event.
Following lunch and luau festivities, all present participated in offering and discussing
potential ideas for future projects and events for the balance of 2014 and 2015. We are
excited about enjoying our future monthly outings and events and continuing our long
tradition of wonderful Christian Fellowship together.
Trip to St. Mary’s, GA
Saturday, Oct. 11th
at 9:15am
for seafood lunch and a
steam engine train ride on
the St. Mary’s Railroad
Next up on October 11th, we have an exciting outing scheduled for “A St. Mary’s Railroad
Adventure”, beginning with a great seafood lunch at St. Mary’s Seafood Restaurant,
followed by our train ride on The St. Mary’s Railroad Steam Express. This very special
train will feature an authentic steam locomotive, and Countdown to Steam! Georgia's
only live steam engine running on a live shortline. We will enjoy the history, fun and
adventure as we travel the rails from Historic St. Mary’s, Georgia through scenic
woodlands and marshlands. Our 1 hour and 15 minute train excursion will bring us face
to face with yesteryear, nature, and some great entertainment.
We will depart from the SCC parking lot promptly at 9:15am in order to make the drive
up to St. Mary’s, GA for an early lunch at St. Mary’s Seafood and then drive over to the
train station for early group boarding and our ride on the St. Mary’s Steam Express. We
plan to return back to the SCC parking lot by 5 PM. Tickets for our St. Mary’s Railroad
Train Adventure are only $20 per person. Due to the demand, our initial block of
reserved tickets were exhausted quickly, so we were able to get a few more, which have
since been purchased. Please call Patty at the church office, 287-0330, to check to ask
if any other tickets have become available.
If you have any questions or need additional information regarding our outings or The
Joyful Heirs, please contact Sylvia 287-1067, Rose 287-5464, Bill Trull 217-4526 or
Patty Allen 287-0330 at the Church Office. We hope you plan to join us on our St.
Mary’s Railroad Adventure on Saturday, October 11th for a wonderful day of Christian
Fellowship together.
In His Service,
Sylvia Rabb, Rose Allen and Bill Trull
Single Women’s Fellowship
Ten ladies met at Rose Allen's home on Sept. 8th to sew pillow cases
for children with cancer at Wolfson Children's Hospital. We were
able to make 31 pillowcases, and enjoyed lunch and fellowship
together as well.
As we prayed over each pillowcase, we were
reminded of Acts 19:12 where cloths touched by Paul were taken to
the sick and they were healed. So we prayed that as the children
lay their heads upon these pillowcases (cloths), they will be healed
in Jesus’ name.
On Nov. 10th we will meet again to sew more pillow cases in
Christmas fabrics. Anyone else who might be interested is welcome
to come and join us. Just call Rose, Jan or Jaycee.
Please stop by the Sanctuary foyer to see the model
replica and report of Solomon’s Temple. This
project, based on bible history with many interesting
details, was done by our SCC 3rd, 4th & 5th grade
Sunday school class, with their teachers,
Mrs. Sally & Mrs. Charlene.
Well Done, Christ’s Champions!
October 2014 SCC Calendar
***Regular Weekly Events, Times & Locations***:
Sundays:
7:45am
8:30am
9:45am
11:00am
4:00pm
5 & 6 pm
7:00pm
Mondays:
7:00pm
Tuesdays
6:00am
7:00pm
7:00pm
Wednesdays:
9:00am
10:00am
10:00am
6:00pm
6:00pm
6:15pm
7:00pm
Thursdays:
10:00am
Praise Team Practice in Sanctuary
Traditional Worship Service in Sanctuary
Sunday school classes in various buildings (see listing in foyer)
Contemporary Worship Service in Sanctuary
SCC Choir Sunday Practices for Christmas Cantata (7pm 12/13 & 11am 12/14)
Concentric Level 1-Axis at 5pm & Level 2-New Testament Survey at 6pm ~ Bardin Hall
College & Career Discipleship
SCC Men’s Discipleship, Bible Study & Fellowship w/Mike Cassel ~ JCMC
SCC Men’s Discipleship, Bible Study & Fellowship w/ Brad Deckard~ JCMC
Elders’ Meeting (every other Tuesday) ~ Conference Room
High School Youth ~ JCMC
Ladies’ Prayer ~ Conference Room
SCC Ladies’ Bible Study, continuation of study from Old Testament, E-14
SCC Ladies’ Bible Study, E-13
Adult Bible Study in Sanctuary (starts Sept 3rd)
Awana for K-5th grades & Cubbies for preschool 3&4’s meet in Bardin Hall (starts 9/10)
SCC Middle School Youth ~ JCMC
Praise Team Practice in Sanctuary
Ladies’ Bible/Book Study with Reinette, in E-13
***ministry activities above follow same schedule as SJC public schools for holidays and breaks***
Special Events, Times & Locations:
Sun 10/5 7:15pm
Tue 10/7 6:30pm
Sat 10/11 9:15am
Sat 10/18 7:30am
Wed 10/22 6-8pm
Thu 10/23 11-1pm
Tue 10/28 6:30pm
2014 Summer Mission Reports from Peru and Thailand Mission Teams, in the JCMC
Missions Committee Meeting in Conference Room
Joyful Heirs departure from SCC to St. Mary’s, GA for lunch & Train Adventure
SCC Men’s Prayer & Breakfast with guest speaker ~ JCMC Cafe
SCC & Awana Family Fall Festival in Dowling Activity Center
LWPK Fall Festival in Dowling Activity Center
SCC Council Meeting ~ E-14
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
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Aislynn Hurley
Jake Allen
Tammy Chevalier
Earl Leach
Holly C (missions)
Daniel Frisch
Kevin Spargur
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Dennis Stone
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Joan Sharkey
Katherine Weaver
Jan Youngs
Catherine Justus
Jason Mizell
Charlene Robinson
Mick Robinson
Hart Smith
Tom Howle
Eva Pollinger-Middleton
Charlotte Smith
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Calvin Craven
Patsy Tansey
Debbie Johnson
Susan Martin
Sarah Miller
Catherine Beckett
Tank Buenrostro
Scher Guzzo
Michael Sharkey
Sherry Brandel
Anne Pollinger-Van Horn
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Colleen Sercombe
Bert Watson
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Debby Ferrell
Tal Gerald
Ed Ruder
Darby Tansey
Brent Triebel
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Ashton Dumdei
Kyle Fickett
Jenny Hanson
Declan Lenzen
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Richard Hadfield
Lisa Miller
Bethany Burris
Caleb Huxford
Brendan Leach
Carter Simmons
Nathan Williams
Catie Gauger
Darlene Hinson
Robert Lewis
Karla Anderson
Joshua Belcik
Ann Griffin
Molly Pollinger
Mike Sandusky
Sherry Williams
Mike Brown
Caroline Johnson
Jeanette Murphy
Jacey Sarrells
Evelyn Lee
Matthew Hinson
Barbara Rodriguez
Mark Sarracino
Deanne Adams
Mark Miller
“Now to him who is able to do
immeasurably more than all we ask
or imagine, according to his power
that is at work within us, to him be
glory in the church and in Christ
Jesus throughout all generations,
for ever and ever! Amen.
Eph 3:20
ANNIVERSARIES
10/02 Ilana & Nuno Cordeiro
10/03 April & Hunter Goertz
10/07 Sarah & John Rice
10/08 Donna & Glenn Guzzo
10/11 Laura & Billy Hood
10/16 Julie & Greg Simmons
10/18 Nora & Michael Abraham
10/19 Sylvia & Robert Rabb
10/19 Linda & Jesse Rowe
10/25 Amy & Mike McClenaghan
10/28 Sharon & Brian Clark
Please let us know in the church
office, 287-0330, if we have missed
your birthday or anniversary.
Switzerland Community Church
2179 State Road 13N
Switzerland, FL 32259
(904)287-0330
Engaging God’s people, to bring God’s presence, to transform their world.

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