Jenna Bajuszik

4th & 5th Grade Ministry Coordinator

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Jenna is a 4th & 5th Grade Ministry Coordinator at the Wexford campus of Orchard Hill. In this role, she gives leadership to the kids’ ministry.

Jenna joined the staff in September 2008 and spent 11 years on the Student Ministry team. Prior to coming to Orchard Hill, she worked in camp ministry in Santa Cruz, California, but is a Butler girl at heart. She has her undergraduate degree in Student Ministry.

She and her husband, Brady, live in Valencia with their son and twin daughters.

 

Content from Jenna

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Great Christmas #3 - The Great Inclusion
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Great Christmas #3 - The Great Inclusion
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Dr. Kurt Bjorklund, Emily DeAngelo, Katie Thomas, and Jenna Bajuszik each teach on the startling history of some women God chose to include in the ancestry of Jesus the Messiah.

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Perspectives Podcast - Family Devotional Time
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Perspectives Podcast - Family Devotional Time
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In this episode, Brady Randall, Dan Sheilds, and Jenna Bajuszik have a conversation about having devotional time as a family, what their experiences were growing up, what they do with their kids now, and more!

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Ask a Pastor Ep. 56 - Christian Parenting, Kids with Negative Influences
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Ask a Pastor Ep. 56 - Christian Parenting, Kids with Negative Influences
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This episode our Strip District Campus Pastor, Joel Haldeman, talks with Family Ministry Director in Butler County, Jenna Bajuszik, about being Christian parents and how to deal with friends who are a negative influence on your kids.

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Ask a Pastor Ep. 37 - Animals in Heaven, Sin, Baptism
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Ask a Pastor Ep. 37 - Animals in Heaven, Sin, Baptism
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This episode our Senior Pastor, Dr. Kurt Bjorklund, talks with Middle School Ministry Leader, Jenna Bajuszik about animals being in heaven, dealing with hard sins, how we should think about baptism.

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My Love/Hate Relationship with Netflix’s Tidying Up
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My Love/Hate Relationship with Netflix’s Tidying Up
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I’m currently in the throes of a love/hate relationship with the Netflix show, Tidying Up. The question that was nagging me was this: if I’m willing to upturn every square corner of my home because of a TV show, will I be equally convinced to do the same to my daily calendar based on the truth I find in the Bible?

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