We are asking everyone to bring in small items for the boxes. Boxes will be provided. Here are some suggestions: Small toys Wash clothes Bar soap Toothpaste Toothbrushes Combs Hard candyThe boxes have to be turned in the week of November 14-20.For more information, please contact Pam Gatfield.

Nick refuses to write anything for this spot or provide a picture, so you are just going to have to come on Sunday morning and see if this is what he looks like. Then ask him a bunch of questions like, "What is your favorite brand of underwear?"

Weekly PrayerStrong churches have people who are dedicated to pray for each other! Join us every Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the Cafe as we pray for our church and our community.For more information, contact Pastor Jack.

Join us for our first ever Pumpkin Patch! The patch will run from October 15th-30th. We have ever size pumpkin to meet your needs!For more information, please contact Amanda Pladdys.

We want to hear from you!If you have a comment or question, please let us know. Just us the contact form to the left, and we'll respond as soon as possible.Daytona Beach Alliance Church1250 Beville Rd.Daytona Beach, FL 32114info@daytonacma.org386.253.3751Be sure to find us on Facebook, also!

God has a game plan for how we can win at this game we call life. Listen as Pastor Jack shares the ways Jesus taught us how to do this.This is a four-week series. Starts December 24th.Click Here to Listen On-Line.

Life GroupsEveryone is encouraged to connect with a Life Group. Life Groups are groups of 5-10 people that meet for Bible study, building relationships, prayer, laughter, service, and encouragement.Currently, we offer three Life Group choices:Young Women (18-30)Every Other Tuesday @ 7:00 PM.Contact Amanda Pladdys for more details.Port Orange ResidentsEvery Other Tuesday @ 7:00 PM at the Smith's house.Contact Julie Smith for more details and directions.South Daytona Beach ResidentsEvery Saturday @ 8:30 AM at Crabby Joe's.Contact Robin Barber for more details and directions.

Daytona Beach Alliance Church is committed to being a force in the community. Each member of our church is encouraged to serve the community through the events the church will offer such as feeding the homeless, caring for children, and community meetings, etc. You can also participate in outreach through your Life Group.

Family Ministry at DBAC is the union of the church and home life of our families. We want to give families the tools to raise their children in Christ's love. Through the combined efforts of children's programming, our youth group, Momentum, and the involvement of the congregation, we hope to prepare the next generation to become who God wants them to be.

Canvas is the extension of DBAC to the Daytona Beach area colleges. Within the next few months, we hope to have weekly meetings on the campus of Daytona State as well as Embry Riddle. We want to help college students with the issues that come from living on your own, creating a new identity in Christ, or just figuring out what it looks like to love Jesus.

Suzanne was raised in the Daytona Beach area and graduated from Seabreeze High School. She then earned her Associate of Arts degree from Daytona Beach Community College where she graduated with Honors. A few years later she transferred to the University of Missouri-Saint Louis. Here she was a staff writer for and News Editor of "The Current," the top-ranking college newspaper in the state of Missouri. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, she remained in St. Louis working in marketing for McCallum Place, a nationally acclaimed eating disorders treatment center. Before returning to Florida in August, she volunteered her time to and was a member of GORC - Gateway Off Road Cyclists - in helping to build and maintain mountain biking, hiking, and equestrian trails in state parks throughout Saint Louis and Saint Charles Counties. Presently, she volunteers her time to COPE - the Community Outreach Program to Prevent Eating Disorders - by visiting middle schools throughout Volusia County and giving workshops to adolescent girls on body image and self-esteem. Personally, Suzanne loves spending her free time out of doors and is passionate about kayaking, cycling, hiking, and camping. She travels as much as possible and considers herself a citizen of the world.

What you believe determines how you behave.To learn more about our beliefes and corevalues, go to cmalliance.org.

Annual MeetingDon't miss out on the amazing things God has done at DBAC over the past years. Join us on January 15th after worship for lunch.

Take the Next StepsAre you ready to move forward? Start a relationshiop with God? Join the church? Be in a Life Group? Let Pastor Jack know!

Current Series:The Game of LifeWe can win at this game called life. Join us to discover the strategy.

More Than Just Another ChurchDaytona Beach Alliance Church is a church that is more than just a building and people. A church that is more than just programs and events. A church that is greater than the sum of its parts. A church that believes in the power of God to not only change lives, but to empower each changed life to integrated faith and action in the world for whom Jesus died. People must be constantly moving closer to Jesus Christ. Daytona Beach Alliance Church is committed to this purpose, so that people may know ‘immeasurably more’ what God has in store for them.Vision and MissionDaytona Beach Alliance Church is moving people from where they are to where God wants them to be. This is accomplished in three ways.Moving Before: Inspiring people to passionately and worshipfully move closer to Jesus.Moving Beside: Connecting people into a loving community that encourages each member to become who God created them to be.Moving Beyond: Looking beyond ourselves as we seek practical ways to share the life of Jesus both locally and globally.ValuesPassionate about the kingdom of God.Daytona Beach Alliance Church longs for the coming of God’s kingdom and for His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. In His kingdom, people from every tribe, every tongue, and every nation will worship and acknowledge Jesus Christ as the King of the Kingdom. A church should manifest the substance of God’s kingdom - grace, mercy, and love. In God’s kingdom, all people are equally valued and we actively pursue justice and righteousness. We live by tenants that define the kingdom - valuing relationships, unlimited creativity, and passionate worship. While we acknowledge that the fullness of the kingdom is indescribable, unexplainable, inconceivable, and unimaginable for us, we believe that the Church is God’s chosen vessel to bring His kingdom to earth.To be the Church that Jesus had in mind.Daytona Beach Alliance Church is globally influenced and influences globally. We relevantly engage society and intentionally seek to develop strategic partnerships to fulfill the great commission of Jesus. We are intentionally and actually concerned about the world, society, and each individual. We invite everyone to radically engage in the mission of Jesus.Cares about the soul of every person.Daytona Beach Alliance Church exist because all people matter to God. We long for people to relinquish their lives to Jesus and receive the healing and hope that He offers. We believe that as people follow Christ, our lives and our world will be radically transformed beyond our wildest dreams.

Suzanne was raised in the Daytona Beach area and graduated from Seabreeze High School. She then earned her Associate of Arts degree from Daytona Beach Community College where she graduated with Honors. A few years later she transferred to the University of Missouri-Saint Louis. Here she was a staff writer for and News Editor of "The Current," the top-ranking college newspaper in the state of Missouri. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, she remained in St. Louis working in marketing for McCallum Place, a nationally acclaimed eating disorders treatment center. Before returning to Florida in August, she volunteered her time to and was a member of GORC - Gateway Off Road Cyclists - in helping to build and maintain mountain biking, hiking, and equestrian trails in state parks throughout Saint Louis and Saint Charles Counties. Presently, she volunteers her time to COPE - the Community Outreach Program to Prevent Eating Disorders - by visiting middle schools throughout Volusia County and giving workshops to adolescent girls on body image and self-esteem. Personally, Suzanne loves spending her free time out of doors and is passionate about kayaking, cycling, hiking, and camping. She travels as much as possible and considers herself a citizen of the world.

Nick refuses to write up a bio; therefore, if you want to know more about him, you'll need to come on Sunday morning.One thing you can know is that he is getting married to the beautiful Jamie on May 13th!

Jack has been the Senior Pastor since 2010. He has served in ministry for over 12 years in such capacities as Children's Director, Youth Pastor, Young Adult Pastor, Worship Leader, and Assistant Pastor. Other than church ministry, Jack also toured for two years in a Christian band as the bass player and road manager.Jack is the husband of Amanda and father of Rachel and Annabelle. Amanda and Jack met while touring and have been married for over 12 years. Rachel has been their joy and excitement for over seven years and Annabelle is the beautiful addition that showed up in November 2010.Jack is passionate about the Church becoming everything God intended it to be. He works hard to help every person fulfill the purpose that God has placed on their lives.In his free time, you can find Jack playing Xbox, shooting hoops, at the beach, or playing music.You can follow Jack on Twitter at jampladdys and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pastorjackpladdys.

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