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ABOUT OUR FAMILY

​Paul Snyder

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The metaphor that most defines me as a Christian is God’s giving sight to the blind. I was a willfully blind sinner whom God graciously rescued from the power of Satan’s lies. I am so very grateful that he opened my eyes to confront my sinfulness and see, in all its stark and beautiful contrast, the Gospel of Jesus. Since the day he rescued me from my suppression of the gospel, he hasn’t ceased to surprise and change me with his truth. Thank you God for your indescribable gift! (Acts 26:18)

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I’ve trained in various places.

I have an undergrad in Church Music and an MA in Bible, an MDiv from Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, and received my ThM at Westminster Theological Seminary. 

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I also serve/work in my local church and community.

I was in pastoral work for about 4 years in MI then served for 5 years as an assistant pastor and audio/visual coordinator for Calvary Baptist Church in Lansdale, PA. During that time I also served as a chaplain for the 111ATW in the Air National Guard. I now serve as a full-time chaplain on active duty in the Air Force which includes sometimes pastoring a congregations that meets in the military chapel as well providing counseling and spiritual assistance to airmen and their families. I've also served as a marriage mentor, small group leader and part of the worship/production team at various local churches where I've been stationed. 

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Liz Snyder

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I'm a pretty normal person. I am navigating through a life in the Air Force. I am attempting to raise three children (and stay sane.) I work as a Speech-Language Pathologist at a local hospital for a day or two a week. I'm involved in a few church ministries. I hang out with friends over coffee.  I flirt with my husband (and wish for more kid-free  evenings so that I could spent them with him, eating somewhere where I don’t have to do the dishes.) But in this framework of normalcy, I am faced with the the challenge  to obey God during all the small, seemingly insignificant moments of this life. 

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I’ve trained in various places.

I have both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in communication studies. I also have a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. I have completed graduate counseling courses at Christian Counseling and Education Foundation (CCEF) and obtained my Foundations in Biblical Counseling certificate.

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I serve/work in my local church and community.

My family and I currently attend the chapel at Paul's base in the Netherlands. At previous churches I've served as a marriage mentor, small group leader and part of the worship team. I've held positions on the boards of various PWOC (Protestant Women of the Chapel) chapters. I’ve spoken at women’s conferences and served as a Key Spouse for the Air Force. I’ve served as a counselor in a women’s ministries program at our previous church. I love to help other believers. I also love opening up my home for bible studies, dinners with airmen, students and all our friends and family.

Jack Snyder

 

Currently a university freshman studying BioMedical Engineering! I am a Christian that was baptized recently and I have been trying to be more like Jesus. I try hard to do the right thing and sometimes fail. But thanks to Gods never-stopping, never- giving up, always and forever love, I know I can be forgiven when I ask. 

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Brennan Snyder

 

Currently enrolled in an international school in the Netherlands and loving all the travel that being an expat entails! I believe in God and that Jesus died for me (and that's why I'm saved). As I "take the adventure that comes" (something my mom always says) 

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Margaret Snyder

 

Meg is also enrolled in the international school and it just starting to have lots of opinions about most things : ) She's amazing. She was saved a few years ago and baptized during our time in Florida. 

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"The Christian Gospel is that I am so flawed that Jesus had to die for me, yet I am so loved and valued that Jesus was glad to die for me. This leads to deep humility and deep confidence at the same time. It undermines both swaggering and sniveling. I cannot feel superior to anyone, and yet I have nothing to prove to anyone. I do not think more of myself or less of myself. Instead, I think of myself less."

— Tim Keller, The Reason for
God

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