Sus Mentioned in Worldwide Challenge Magazine

For more than two years, Sus has been writing about sharing her faith on her blog, The Sower. Last year alone, she had more than 3,000 “hits” on her website! Recently, Sus was asked if a writer from Campus Crusade’s award-winning magazine, Worldwide Challenge, could share a story from Sus’s The Sower blog (A blog is an online journal). The reporter was writing an article encouraging readers to share their faith with people they encounter every day. The article, “Gospel on the Go,” is in the January / February 2008 issue on page 39, or you can follow this link. … Continue reading Sus Mentioned in Worldwide Challenge Magazine

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Rivership Romance

Some of us from the Information Technology Group enjoyed a relaxing lunch and cruise on the St. John’s river. The food was delicious, and although a bit drizzly that day, we thoroughly enjoyed “going up a lazy river.” We recommend this cruise, on the Rivership Romance, for a slower-paced activity. We also enjoyed the natural Florida setting of birds, cypress swamp, and, yes, an alligator warming in the sun. Continue reading Rivership Romance

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Mike helps with new web site enhancements

Recently the “Schmitt’s Family News” (SFN) caught up with a very busy Mike to find out about an important computer project he has been working on for a number of months. SFN: Your project involves a special web site, the Giving site, which thousands of donors use to donate to Campus Crusade for Christ’s staff and ministries. Mike: That’s right! When we began this project, the Giving site (give.ccci.org) allowed our donors to give a one-time or monthly gift using a credit card. Our project expanded the capabilities of give.ccci.org and was a significant revision. We added the ability for … Continue reading Mike helps with new web site enhancements

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Another Reason Why We Are Here

Because God called us to move to Florida when Campus Crusade for Christ moved, we were interested in some facts about Florida that we read yesterday. By 2011, Florida is expected to be the third largest state. Over 1,000 people per day move to Florida. 20,000 foreign-born refugees and immigrants move to Florida each year, more than any other state. Already they number 4.5 million foreign-born here out of a state population of 18 million. The students in the Miami-Dade area speak 167 languages! Surprisingly, 12.6 million, or 70% of the people living here. do not have a relationship with … Continue reading Another Reason Why We Are Here

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