in Biographies
Alexa Zeller
Administrative Assistant
Alexa received her associate degree in psychology from Parkland College in Champaign, IL in 2016. She then spent a year and a half working as a job coach for people with disabilities at Marcfirst in Normal, IL. Alexa went on to graduate from Illinois State University with a bachelor’s degree in psychology in May of 2020. During her time at ISU and beyond, she volunteered at PATH Crisis as a crisis line operator.
In 2021, Alexa was led to marry her husband Cody and move to Morton, IL. Then in 2023, Alexa was hired as an administrative assistant at ACCFS where she can continue working to help people. She and her husband reside in Morton, Illinois and are active members at Morton Apostolic Christian Church.
Articles by read more
The Gift of Repentance Podcast Episode
Change, when it is for the better, always accompanies healthy human growth. When it comes to emotional, relational, and spiritual change, repentance is an apt feature to discuss. After all, repentance means changing your mind. On this episode of Breaking Bread, Chad Leman and Brian Sutter shed light on both the “why” and “how” of repentance.
Health Through the Aging Years
Aging is a universal and complex process that influences every aspect of human life. As individuals grow older, biological, psychological, and social changes occur that shape overall health and well-being. While aging is inevitable, the quality of health in later years varies widely, influenced by genetics, lifestyle, environment, and access
Discipleship in the Middle Years Podcast Episode
Sometimes the Middle Ages can feel like the dark ages. They are long, with seemingly little advancement. Yet Jesus invites us into discipleship in these years also. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Isaac Funk and Arlan Miller highlight the work Christ might be calling us into during these middle years.
Comments
Leave a Comment