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Churches & Religious Organizations in Alva, FL

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South Florida United Methodist Camp
6355 County Road 78 West
Alva, FL, 33920
Phone: (863)675-0334
Web: No website available

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Business Listing Alva Church of God - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-2644

Business Listing Alva United Methodist Church - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-2277

Business Listing Community Christian Church - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-3396

Business Listing First Baptist Church of Alva - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-2034

Business Listing First Holiness Church of Jesus of Alva - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-3992

Business Listing First Spanish Assembly of God - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-5440

Business Listing Glorious Community Holiness Church of Jesus - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-2422

Business Listing Labelle Baptist Temple - Alva, FL - Tel#: (863) 675-4807

Business Listing South Florida United Methodist Camp - Alva, FL - Tel#: (863) 675-0334

Business Listing Upper Room House of Prayer Pentacostal Church - Alva, FL - Tel#: (239) 728-2588

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