Summit Students is Back!

This summer was a great one in the life of Summit Students! We had over 85 students serve at Surge in the City and edgeSERVES across all campuses! That’s thousands of service hours poured into the community by students who are making a big difference in the world around them.

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UpdatesTracy Beeson
You are Worth it

A few weeks ago, I visited my hometown of Memphis, TN where I spent a significant amount of time in a therapy office with my father, mother, and brother. Even though we are all well into adulthood and lead separate lives, we still need the guidance of a professional to navigate our family relationships and dysfunction.

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Sit and Be Still

I didn’t know what to expect when I got on a plane to go to Ethiopia. I had just been given the last minute opportunity to join a Summit team headed there to work with an organization called Children’s HopeChest, and for some reason, I felt like I...

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StoriesSamantha Boesch
The Extra Mile // We're Moving In!

It’s finally come, the week we’ve all been waiting for—we are moving into our new building! This Sunday, we will welcome our Lake Mary congregation into our first worship service in this space we’ve all worked so hard on. And when I say all, I really mean all!

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Kari Freeman
Sharing in the Story of Changed Lives

It is stories of changed lives that remind me God is doing what only He can do at Summit. It is those stories that keep me humbled, keep me excited, and keep me going. This morning, I met with a friend to talk about him becoming more involved at Summit. Keep in mind, he is already one of our most involved leaders!

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The Gift of Time

The temptation as adults is to look at the generations after us and wonder what they’ll be when they grow up. What will they do? What great things will they achieve? Who will they become? I don’t know that this is somehow wrong...

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Tracy Beeson
The Extra Mile // Answered Prayers

One of the best parts of this Extra Mile season has been watching God show up in big and small ways. This has been extremely evident and encouraging over these last couple of weeks, especially in response to our corporate prayers. On June 13th I gave an update on...

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O.J. Aldrich
Community Food & Outreach Center Service Opportunities

At Summit, service is a way of life. We don’t shy away from getting our hands dirty—we’re embracing the needs of our surrounding communities and consistently using the time and talents God’s given us to help everyone connect with Christ. Because of this, we have pledged 3,000 service hours with Community Food and Outreach Center. We are half-way to...

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Kristy-Lee Lawley
Get in Someone's Corner

On any given Tuesday night you can find me running barefoot through the Herndon Lobby being chased by a posse of middle school girls chanting "8th grade girls...WE RUN THIS PLACE" I'll be a little out of breath, sure, but make no mistake about it— there's no...

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Herndon Campus Pastor Update

“Garry cares about everything.” The words slipped past my lips in a fumbling attempt to describe my friend and coworker at The Forum a couple of years ago.Those words are true in many ways. Garry is a passionate fellow with a lot of room to care. For people like me (always looking for a moment of humor), this provides a near endless source of entertainment...

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An Unexpected Change

Over the years I have found that, in addition to strengthening Summit’s global partnerships, God does some very important work in my heart when I get out of my normal environment to go and see what He is doing through the church in other, very different, cultural contexts.

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InsightsJohn Parker
Meet the Interns! // Part 3

In the third installment of Meet the Interns, we introduce to you Spencer Candelario and Ethan Shepherd (pictured from left to right) Spencer, a Student Ministries intern, will be researching ways to improve student connect groups. Spencer originally became involved in Summit 3 years ago when a family friend invited him to attend. It just so happened to coincide with a meeting...

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Kristy-Lee Lawley