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2023 Yearly Update Deep Dive Video

 

 

Dear Church Family,

As the new year is now well underway, I wanted to update everyone on some important items of church business. To that end I recently sat down with several key leaders to record the following three interviews:
 
06:15 - Pastor Britt & Pastor Josh to discuss their new roles
14:50 - Corey Meyer, a CPA and our church treasurer to discuss our finances
27:35 - Forrest Miller & Ric Yorke, two of our Elders and project leaders with an update on DCCampus 2.0
 
The whole video is 40minutes long. I hope you’ll take the time to view. 
 
As I often say, I am deeply grateful for the wonderful church family God has allowed me to be a part of. There is so much to be thankful for - even in mundane things like budgets & buildings. None of it would be possible without all of us together and His good blessings. Thanks for being a part of what God is doing at DCC.
 
In Him,
Pastor Tim

"The Surrendered Life" - A Mens Bible Study at Dungeness Community Church

Ric Yorke and Bryan Nelson are facilitating a new interactive series called "The Surrendered Life" which looks at the transformation from the empty self-life to the full Christ-life. This bible study group for men will meets on Saturdays at 8:30am in the Chapel. Watch the video below to learn a little more. 
 
 

MEN’S MINISTRIES

There are lots of opportunities to join with other men for weekly Bible studies, monthly breakfast gatherings, recreational activities and service opportunities local and abroad.

Weekly Men's Bible Studies

Mens Saturday Study at 8:30 AM in the Chapel.
For more information contact Ric Yorke.

Mens Thursday Study at 7:30 AM in the Auditorium.
For more information contact Bill O'Brien.

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Advent Conspiracy in Sequim

Over the last decade, Dungeness Community Church has participated in the Advent Conspiracy initiative to bless communities across the world through our work with Living Water International. LWI exists to serve the world’s thirsty by helping them acquire safe, clean water and sharing the living water of Jesus Christ.

In 2020, DCC saw an opportunity to share the heart and mission of Advent Conspiracy with our local community in a new way. The DCC Community Engagement Team selected a number of local groups, that directly benefited from our Advent Conspiracy that year. It was a huge success. This year is no different, as we work to share the love of Christ with those in need, both locally and globally.

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Our 2022 Advent Conspiracy Partners

Here is a list of our 2022 Advent Conspiracy Partners with links to their Websites to learn more about them

Serenity House of Clallam County
Salvation Army of Clallam County
Obria (formerly My Choices)
Habitat for Humanity (Clallum County)
Living Water International

Read Articles about our Past Advent Conspiracy Recipients 

Foster Holiday Dinner  - Friday, Dec 2, 2022

After 2 years of hiatus, we are back to hosting the Holiday Foster Dinner!  It is on Friday, December 2, 2022 -- from 5:30pm to 7:30pm, in partnership with North Olympic Foster Parents Association. Read on to learn about the Dinner, and what you can do to support what has become a wonderful Christmas tradition for so many. DCC Adults Pastor, Lance Lewis, will be this year's MC, with the support of DCC Family Ministries Pastor, Britt Hemphill, who has done much to help us organize the event and secure funds.

A Longstanding Community Event

Since 2013, DCC has provided a location and support for North Olympic Foster Parents Association to host their annual Holiday dinner for interested foster families in Sequim, Port Angeles, Forks and other communities in the region. This event began as a thank you for foster parents who provide love and a home for the many deserving children.

We will have a traditional turkey dinner, with all the fixing, including a chocolate fountain for dessert, which is being provided by a volunteer. Emma Gockerell is providing face painting for all the children! Sunbonnet Sue’s quilting group sews a special Christmas stocking for every single foster child, which are filled by Sequim Community Church. 

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Hurricane Relief Efforts with Ocean Church in Naples, Florida


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Dear Church Family,

You’ve seen the news so you know the devastation in many areas of Florida as a result of Hurricane Ian has been catastrophic. If you were in our service this past Sunday, you heard the announcement about a special project the Elders have approved to assist Ocean Church in Naples, Florida with their disaster relief efforts. Thanks to Brian & Molly Omann, we have a connection with Ocean Church and they are doing a fantastic job of ministering to the needs of their community. We would like to help them. 
 
For the next two weeks, we are asking you to pray about how the Lord might direct you to give toward this need. On November 1, we plan to collect all the funds pledged to this project and send them to Ocean Church. You can contribute online by using the link below, or if giving by check, be sure to indicate “Hurricane Relief” on the memo line. We would like all gifts for this project to be received by the office no later than Thursday, October 27.
 
Last Sunday, we showed a brief interview with Pastor Phil McMillan from Ocean Church. Phil & I also had a longer conversation about what is happening in their community. That more in-depth interview is now posted and I would encourage you to take a few minutes to listen. 
 
Thanks for your consideration,
Pastor Tim
 

Update on Children & Youth Ministries - Fall 2022

Dear Church Family,
 
A lot has been transpiring these past few weeks regarding our children and youth ministries. Please take a few minutes to watch the video linked below.
 
Please pray with us as we seek to follow God’s lead and seize the new opportunities He is placing before us.
 
In Him
Pastor Tim

Young Life in Sequim!

We are excited to announce that the DCC & Dungeness Youth partnership with Young Life has begun!
 
The DCC Youth Group is no longer meeting on Tuesday Nights, which allows our kids and leaders to join their respective Young Life or WyldLife groups. 

Young Life // High School
Mondays @ 7:11pm - 787 Kendall Rd. 

WyldLife // Middle School
Every other Friday at 6:33pm

Contacting Young Life

Feel free to contact YL Sequim Area Leader Alex Lamb (360-912-5643) or DCC Families Pastor, Josh Deshazer, if you have questions or need more info. 

"Inviting Young People to experience life as God designed it to be lived "
- Young Life // Olympic Peninsula

ChristianCycling Club in Sequim

202200622 ChristianCyclingSequimSequim is a home and destination for a wide variety of cyclists — from the weekend hobbyist to race and/or expedition minded enthusiasts. Recently, a chapter of ChrstianCycling has opened up in the area! Read on to learn more about this ministry and cycling in Sequim. 

Sequim Offers a Perfect Location for Cyclists

The Reason Sequim has welcomed so many cyclists has to do with its relatively dry climate, along its diversity in cycling opportunities. A big draw for the community is the Olympic Discovery Trail, which offers 130 miles of paved riding, with views of the Olympic Mountains, the Straight of Juan de Fuca and the many farms, streams and forests along the trail. Beyond the Olympic Discovery trail, are the relatively flat roads of the Dungeness River Valley and the backcountry logging roads, which offer picturesque landscapes for. 

ChristianCycling in Sequim Washington

ChristianCycling is an international ministry that exists "to share Christ and celebrate cycling through riding, service and fellowship." Bryan Nelson is the current Director of ChristianCycling in Washington State. Being a resident of Sequim, and member of Dungeness Community Church, he has naturally created a local “Spoke,” which is benefiting the local community. 

A Word from the Washington State ChristianCycling Director - Bryan Nelson

“I have been associated with ChristianCycling.org (formerly InternatIonal Christian Cycling Club) for over 35 years as a Category 3 racer with USA Cycling (formerly USCF-US Cycling Federation) racing both locally and nationally mostly in California and Washington and Utah. I just recently became involved as Director of WA state for ChristianCycling.

The Sequim Spoke's primary focus is to be an outreach to the state, sharing the Gospel, and serving cyclists, their families and friends who may never, otherwise, put their foot through the door of a local church. Secondary mission is to be a discipling ministry through fellowship with other Christians.

All of our bike donations we receive are repaired and donated to the homeless, or financially strapped families / individuals. All money donations go to our general fund which is used to buy bicycle parts or put on cycling events.”

 - Bryan Nelson - Director of ChristianCycling Washington State

Click to Learn more about ChristianCycling

Building Local Awareness of ChristianCycling

The Sequim Spoke of ChristianCycling is looking forward to just become more visible in the cycling community by pitching our canopy at certain organized riding events already on the calendar such as Tour de Lavender (Aug 6) and Hurricane Ridge ride (Aug 7).  There are many large cycling clubs on the Peninsula that we ride with to advance the message of the Gospel.  We also organize a local monthly or semi-monthly Saturday ride.

Interested in other ways to get out and enjoy the Peninsula?
Click for a List of Hiking Trails on the Olympic Peninsula

Bike TuneUp Project

Bikes, like cars, need tuneups. More often than not, folks let their bikes go a long ways before getting a proper tuneup. One of the ways we build relationships and provide value is to offer complimentary tuneups throughout the year. 

We offer tuneups downtown at Sequim City Hall on Thursdays, and are beginning to offer tuneups in surrounding communities. Early this Summer we did a tuneup/repair event at DCC. We are planning to follow this up up with another Sequim tuneup event in August or September.

Join Us on The Trail!

If you are interested in going on a ride, making a donation or getting further involved with ChristianCycling, call the church office during business hours, or send us a message.

Team Living Water Runs The 2022 North Olympic Discovery Marathon

Team Living Water Olympic Discovery Marathon 2022 Dungeness Community Church

Team Living Water raised over $15,000 during the 2022 North Olympic Discovery Marathon. 26 participants ran or walked the various events which included a 5k,10k, marathon, full marathon relay, half marathon and kids race.

Team captain, Martin Murray, said the proceeds were enough to provide a brand new well to a village in Guatemala, along with rehabilitating an existing well somewhere else in the world. “We had a great time. It was a lot of fun. Seemed like people enjoyed it.” Said Martin.

Click to Learn about wells that DCC has helped build in Guatemala.

Goals of Team Living Water

Martin Murray explained that Team Living Water maintains three goals:

1. Raise awareness of world water crisis and let folks know what Living Water International is doing about it.

2. Raise funds to build well somewhere.

3. Create community and have fun doing that Martin feels they did well to accomplish all three goals.

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Fun, Fellowship, and Running on The Olympic Discovery Trail 

Julie Hill and Jordan Griebner arrived in Sequim on Friday afternoon. They joined us on Saturday evening giving a short presentation to over 30 participants and their for a dinner and short presentation.  The Saturday night event was attended by 30 folks.

Sunday at 4:30am it was raining hard, but it stopped for the beginning of the race at 7:30am.  Our relay team completed the full marathon and crossed the line together.  It was a great site. Other participants completed the ½ marathon. Thankfully the rain held off until our relay team had finished the race.  Then came the wind and rain!

During the day Team Living Water had a booth set up at the finish line, for folks stopped to inquire about Living Water International. It was a great opportunity to raise awareness and share what we are all about. Contact Martin Murray If you are interested in participating next year.

20220612 Team Living Water 5A Letter From Julie & Jordan of Living Water International

"Thank you so much to Martin and the team at DCC for your incredible efforts this past weekend in the North Olympic Discovery Marathon! It was a joy and honor to join together with all of you to provide water, for life, in Jesus’ name and even more fun to watch you exceed your fundraising goal! Thank you for choosing to endure for the thirsty and for all the hard work that went into making this event a success. I witnessed people stepping in to help out all weekend and it was clear this was truly a team effort! You are all a blessing to Living Water and are already looking forward to next year!"
 
- Jordan Griebner - Living Water International - Director of Trips & Affinity Groups
  
"I (and on behalf of Living Water) am so grateful for DCC and each race participant, each person who made a gift, every volunteer and advocate. Each person, gift and step ran/walked matters for the thirsty; sharing in this work and community together is a true gift. Praise God!"
 
- Julie Hill - Living Water International - Director of Philanthropy, West 
 
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Sequim Police Emergency Fund - 2021 Advent Conspiracy Recipient- 2021 Advent Conspiracy Recipient

Each year, the Community Engagement Team (CET) at Dungeness Community Church selects a number of local organizations to work with. In addition to supporting these local organizations, we partner to support LIving Water International. Below is one of our recipients for the 2021 Advent Season. 

Click to learn more about the 2021 Advent Conspiracy Recipients

 

ROSS HAMILTON

Well, we are here at the Sequim Police Station with deputy chief, Mike Hill. As I understand it Mike your job is to enforce the law keep the peace and and help people in trouble.

MIKE HILL

That is correct. Is that right? Yep. 

ROSS HAMILTON

I understand from others that in the old days, the officers had to dig in their own Pockets to help out people. And now we have a human services fund. So tell us about it and, the history, and maybe some incidents that we might have been able to help 

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DCC Pastors Panel - Spring 2022

Jennifer Frymyer hosts the Spring 2022 DCC Pastors Panel. The pastors of DCC meet to discuss the current affairs and future plans of their ministries. Lance Lewis has recently joined the team as Adult Ministries Pastor. He shares what the transition to Sequim has been like, and what his hopes are for 2022. Britt Hemphill, our Pastor of Family Ministries, talks about what's been going on in the children and youth programs, that he oversees. Pastor Tim shares his thoughts on how DCC has handled the last couple years, and how we are doing entering 2022. He also shares his thankfulnes to be able to take his upcoming Sabbatical. You may read a letter from Pastor Tim to the congregation below the video. 
 
 

A Message From Pastor Tim 

Dear Church Family,
 
As many of you know, DCC has long had a program in place to give pastors a Sabbatical break every seventh year of service. This is simply a bit more extended time away for rest and study. It is an incredible gift and one I know all of us pastor deeply appreciate. Amazingly this is my seventh year as Lead Pastor here at DCC. Hard to believe how the time has flown by! The Elders and staff have given Branette & I the green light to take some time away and we are excited for the opportunity. 
 
A few days ago Pastor Lance, Pastor Britt and myself sat down with Jennifer Frymyer to record a discussion about DCC ministry plans while I am away.  I hope you’ll take a few minutes to check out the video linked below. 
 
This Sunday I’ll be talking about the whole concept of rest in the life of a Christian. I suspect many of us struggle to make a rest regular, healthy part of our walk with Jesus. I’m looking forward to thinking about this important topic with all of you. 
 
Hope to see you Sunday!
 
In Him,
Pastor Tim

A Guide to Hiking the Olympic Peninsula - by Ross and Kathy Hamilton

Grand Ridge

Do the mountains beckon you? With 1000 miles of trail here on the Olympic Peninsula there are many adventures available.

The virtue of the Olympic Peninsula is the variety it offers. We have high mountains, lush forests and wild ocean beaches. The highest mountain, Mount Olympus is under 8000 feet so there is no shortage of oxygen. Most of the trails are dirt pathways so travel is more comfortable than rocky terrains.

We have no threatening wildlife. If respect is shown no animals will threaten you. And there are no poisonous snakes. The worst pests are mosquitoes and deer flies. These are pesky but not dangerous.

An interesting observation I have made is fellow hikers are very friendly once you get beyond a few miles from the nearest road. Distance seems to sort out people.

Distance also gives solitude. I have spent many enjoyable hours hiking. After a week of quiet solitude, the kinks of life seem to straighten out and life become much easier to deal with. God speaks to me more clearly when the world is less demanding. Many of my most happy memories have come from sitting on a log or rock listening to a distant waterfall or enjoying the peace in a mountain meadow. May you find similar rewards in your travels. As John Muir once said, “The mountains are calling and I must go.”

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Living Water in Uganda Thanks to Advent Conspiracy 2021

In December 2021, Dungenesss Community Church came together and donated a substantial amount to local and global charities through their Advent Conspiracy initiative. We have been a long term partner with Living Water International. This years gift was a record amount. Watch this video from Julie Hill  of LWI and read her update letter about where these funds are going in the world, to help spread Living Waters to those in need.

A Letter from Julie Hill of Living Water International

Friends at Dungeness, you have supported Living Water International for well over a decade now! And you have learned a lot about what safe water means for communities, for lives, for hope. 

You have seen happy children gathered around a completed well, splashing free flowing water. You have seen the pictures of the new water committees, proud local leaders with heads held high. Finally, they have been trained and empowered to manage and maintain their new water sources. You understand the link between clean water and important lessons of handwashing, latrine construction and usage. You know that the gospel can really take root and small churches can grow when their pastor has been empowered to meet physical needs so that the people believe when he tells them that this clean water is The Living Water. They really will never thirst again (John 4). 

You have heard and known and today I want to share a new story with you. We know that water changes everything, water affects everything. Lack of water affects everything. 

The depths of suffering without safe water are many and complex. To that end, I want to tell you the story about the Namoni Health Center, in our WASH (Water Access Sanitation Hygiene) Program Area (WPA) in Uganda. Namoni is a peninsula extended from Lake Victoria by a long stretch of road and roadside homes. Living Water Uganda began its work in this area in 2019. 

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5 New Elders Have Been Confirmed

We recently brought five candidates before the congregation to be affirmed as new elders. All 5 of the nominated candidates were affirmed. Ric Yorke, Brian Omann, Phil Langston, Bob Torres and Forrest Miller officially joined the board this week. Please join us in welcoming these new elders!20220317 Elders small

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Team Living Water to Run the North Olympic Discovery Marathon

For a number of years, Dungeness Community Church has partnered with Living Water International to connect the world with life giving water. Martin Murray has been a key figure in this relationship. Martin is in the process of assembling a team to participate in the North Olympic Discovery Marathon to be held on June 4 & 5, 2022.  

All Ages & Skill Levels Welcome

Team members can run or walk the full marathon, the half marathon, a 10K or a 5K event. This can be an individual, a relay team or it can be done "virtually" at any time in 2022.  It is preferred, however, that we do the race live rather than a virtual event. Team Living Water at the North Olympic Discovery Marathon in 2018

The kids' race is Saturday, June 4. The adult events are on Sunday, June 5. The full marathon starts East of Sequim at the Seven Cedars Casino in Blyn. It ends at the pier in downtown Port Angeles. 

Click for more details of these events.

To join Team Living Water, contact Martin Murray or contact the church office at Dungeness Community Church.  

Purpose of the Team

The purpose of Team Living Water is to:

  1. Raise awareness of the world water crisis and what LWI is doing about it
  2. Raise funds for water projects
  3. Create community and have fun in the process.

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Sequim Free Clinic - 2021 DCC Advent Conspiracy Recipient

Each year, the Community Engagement Team (CET) at Dungeness Community Church selects a number of local organizations to work with. In addition to supporting these local organizations, we partner to support LIving Water International. Below is one of our recipients for the 2021 Advent Season. 

Click to learn more about the 2021 Advent Conspiracy Recipients

 

Hi, my name is Sarah Nichols. And I'm the executive director of the Dungeness Valley Health and Wellness Clinic better known as The Sequim free clinic. The clinic, the board of directors, the volunteers we would all like to thank you for your Advent Conspiracy donation.  

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OBRIA PNW Medical Clinics - 2021 DCC Advent Conspiracy Recipient

Each year, the Community Engagement Team (CET) at Dungeness Community Church selects a number of local organizations to work with. In addition to supporting these local organizations, we partner to support LIving Water International. Below is one of our recipients for the 2021 Advent Season. 

Click to learn more about the 2021 Advent Conspiracy Recipients

 

Hi, I'm River Sussman. I'm the CEO for obria Pacific Northwest Medical Clinics. I want to thank DCC you guys have been a great support to our Organization for many many years and we really appreciate the support that you give to us. Not just in the Financial Funding which we definitely appreciate and it helps to fund our programs. But also we have received so many volunteers and staff members from your congregation. You guys are just one of the places that warms my heart when I think of so, thank you DCC. 

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Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County - 2021 DCC Advent Conspiracy Recipient

Each year, the Community Engagement Team (CET) at Dungeness Community Church selects a number of local organizations to work with. In addition to supporting these local organizations, we partner to support LIving Water International. Below is one of our recipients for the 2021 Advent Season. 

Click to learn more about the 2021 Advent Conspiracy Recipients

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam county is a 43 year old organization providing hospice and palliative care services to the community. We cover the area from Joyce, WA all the way to Diamond Point. The nurses of Volunteer Hospice guide patients and their support group through the end-of-life journey. The nursing staff works with patients and their families to set goals and manage symptoms throughout the hospice service. They offer respite care, grief support and a loaning service for medical equipment. www.vhocc.org 

 
 

 

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Favorite Backpacking Trips on The Olympic Peninsula


With 1000 miles of trails on our peninsula, there are countless trips possible. While I’ve not covered all of the trails, I had the privilege to see some incredible places. So here are a few of my favorites on the Olympic Peninsula, from East to West. - Ross Hamilton

Ross Hamilton DCC Sequim Lacross Basin

LaCrosse Basin

It’s a 20 mile hike in from the trailhead on the Duckabush, but the region is spectacular.

Ross Hamilton DCC Sequim Dose Mdws 81.8 SP

Dose Meadows

It is a 2 day hike in from the Dosewallips trailhead, but again it has much to offer. From the base camp one can explore Lost Pass, Haden Pass, and Thousand Acre Meadow. A variation in route is to approach the Dosewallips via Graywolf Pass. It is a magnificent view from this pass. Follow the Greywolf trail to the Pass and drop into the Dosewallips Valley a few miles from the Meadows. 

Ross Hamilton DCC Sequim Home Lk. 21.7 GC

Home Lake and Constance Pass

This beautiful area is a 2 day trip to get in via the Dungeness but is worth the effort. Home Lake is part of the headwaters for the Dungeness River. From the pass grand views can be had of Mount Constance and The Brothers.

Ross Hamilton DCC Sequim High Divide

Royal Basin

This grand valley has 5 basins in stair- step fashion. Each is different and worth exploring. The Greywolf Needles make a grand backdrop for these basins. Broad meadows, lakes and waterfalls make up this special place. One day will get you in, but you’ll need at least one full day to explore.

Ross Hamilton DCC Sequim Low Divide

Low Divide

It is a two day hike from the Quinault and a four day trip from the Elwha to get to this pass and it makes for an excellent base camp to explore Dodwell- Rixon Pass and Martins Park.
Dodwell puts you face to face with the southern face of Mount Olympus across the headwaters of the Queets River. Martins Park is a treasure hidden under the watchful eye of glacier clad
Mount Christie.

Low Divide

One of the premier hikes in the Olympics. This 20 mile loop trail takes the backpacker high on the ridge between the Solduc and Hoh Valleys and brings you to beautiful 7 Lake Basin and unobstructed views of Mount Olympus. I have spent several trips exploring this area. It is also the access to the cross country route to the backside of the Bailey Range (the range as seen from Hurricane Ridge)

Click to read "A Guide to Hiking the Olympic Peninsula - by Ross and Kathy Hamilton"

Ross Hamilton DCC Sequim Mt. Anderson

Enchanted Valley

This 13 mile trip up the Quinault brings you to a valley with sheer cliffs and waterfalls. O'Neal Pass to to Anderson Pass. This trail travels high on the side of the Quinault Valley and offers some of most spectacular mountain scenery in the Olympics. It can be accessed from either the Quinault, the Dosewallips or the Duckabush. If you are in the area, don’t miss it.

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Toleak Point

The wilderness coast is well expressed on the way from Third Beach near La Push to Toleak Point 8 miles south. Tides must be watched and are best done on a low tide. The sand is firmer to walk on and the beach is wider A short distance beyond is the Goodman Creek Estuary. This is a narrow finger of the sea that come inland a good distance and reaches the base of Falls Creek falls at high tide. If you can find it, the Goodman Creek trail offers a short cut to this beautiful coastline 

Cick to watch Ross Hamilton speak about his time working at Ansel Adams Studio in Yosemite

  1. How Joseph Shows us Jesus by George Crabb
  2. Love & Respect -- Sunday School Starting February 6
  3. Right Now Media is Free for our Church Body
  4. Advent Conspiracy 2021 Totals
  5. Bringing Clean Water to The People of Guatemala
  6. Transitions & Changes - Fall 2021
  7. Wheelchair Distribution in Guatemala - Interview w/ David Piper
  8. Honoring The Legacy & Testimony of Ted Sires
  9. Clallam Mosaic -- Empowering Individuals With Special Needs
  10. Sunday 10am Service this Summer - Prayer Gathering Announcement
  11. PNW Christian Surfers - Spring Update 2021
  12. Honor Motherhood by Supporting Obria Pregancy Resource Center in Sequim - 2021
  13. Spring Cleaning at Gospel Wave Media
  14. DEEP DIVE - Britt Hemphill Interviews Mark & Susan Pfeiffer from REACH | TEACH | LOVE International
  15. Rob DeCou Teams Up with Darren Sweeney to Compete in The Uberman & Fight Human Trafficking
  16. DCC Update on Congregational Singing - March 2021
  17. DCC Global Outreach Featured in Local Newspapers
  18. Women's Bible Study Update: March 2021
  19. Children Joining us for Communion on Sunday Mornings
  20. Wordsmiths Offers Hymns, Prayer, Bible Study & Fellowship
  21. 5 Tips for Stay-at-Home Parents
  22. Mission Update for Global Outreach Committee - February 2021
  23. It All Begins With Water: Living Water International's Relationship with DCC
  24. Pastor Britt on DCC's Global Mission in 2021 
  25. Giant Pellet Stove in Romania Purchased with Support from Dungeness Community Church
  26. GriefShare This fall - Thoughts From My Journal
  27. What Does The Community Engagement Team Do?
  28. Fall Hopes in 2020
  29. The Beginnings of a Surf Ministry at DCC - by George Crabb
  30. Guatemala - Providing Wheelchairs and More in 2020
  31. LoV Home - A Safe Place for Women Opens in Sequim
  32. Men's Ministry Update - August 2020
  33. Living Water International, Advent Conspiracy & Dungeness Community Church

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