Susan Panzica

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Susan is a wife and mom who manages her chiropractor husband's office by day and writes by night. She is a Jewish Jersey girl who loves Jesus and by His grace is loved by Him.

Her blog, Eternity Café, shares encouraging stories of everyday life that reflect the eternal truths of God which incite passion and purpose out of the mundane and ordinary. She writes and speaks to women's groups on this and a wide variety of topics, all designed to encourage, equip, and edify with enthusiasm for an eternal perspective.

She is also an abolitionist - the co-founder and Executive Director of Justice Network which raises awareness of human trafficking and support for organizations locally and globally that are already on the front lines fighting this heinous evil. Susan serves as an officer of the Board of Trustees of the NJ Coalition Against Human Trafficking.

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Freelance writer and speaker

Degrees (1)

Bachelor of Arts - Education

Montclair State University

1972 to 1975

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Presentations (4)

End Injustice For All

As co-founder and Executive Director of Justice Network, I am passionate about raising awareness of human trafficking (modern day slavery) and providing ways to make a difference locally and globally to rid the planet of this heinous crime. Edmund Burke said, “Nobody makes a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little.” If we each do a little, a lot will be accomplished. This message provides both education on the topic and resources on ways to make a difference.

Fear is a Four Letter Word

True peace is not the absence of conflict or tribulation; it is the presence of God in the midst of the storm. Fear, worry, anxiety contribute to rob us of the peace that God desires for us to possess. Using compelling illustrations, Susan will provide tips to change thought patterns to achieve lasting peace.

Precious From The Inside Out

Based on Isaiah 43:1-5a, this message encourages anyone who struggles with feeling loved, even by herself. This is the antidote to fear, comfort for those who feel alone or unappreciated, and gives hope in times of struggle. The powerful and personal illustrations in this message will linger in hearts and minds long after the event.

i Know You Are, But What Am i?

People everywhere are struggling with questions of identity and purpose, asking the question “Who Am I?” Our true identity is based upon who God says we are. We are fearfully and wonderfully made with a God-ordained purpose, and yet we are just a vapor, a microscopic part of God’s eternal plan. As we explore the names that God applies to us, names like friend, child, bride, sheep, soldier, runner, instrument, and more, we will be encouraged and strengthened to live, love and serve with fullness and purpose.

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Susan’s warm and engaging personality had me from her first word. Presenting a topic that could be have been so “uncomfortable” to deal with, she conveyed to the audience of women of all ages that human trafficking is truly in our backyard, and there are small and big ways everyone can make a difference. Her personal stories demonstrate practical (and memorable) ways to honor God by responding to this challenge. Her heart for others is truly contagious and inspirational.
Sue Vander Ploeg
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