the weekly activies schedule for first christian church (disciples of christ)(386) 252-6648, 326 s. palmetto ave., daytona beach, fl 32114, corner of orange ave. & palmetto, same parking lot as daytona beach city hall.
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Company Address:
326 S Palmetto Ave,DAYTONA BEACH,FL,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:
32114-4920
Telephone Number:
3862522943 (+1-386-252-2943)
Fax Number:
3862526648 (+1-386-252-6648)
Website:
www. firstchristiandaytona. org
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