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Cadence International
is an independent Christian outreach to military personnel stationed
around the world. Located on five acres in Fairfield, California,
The Hospitality House is only two miles from the Travis Air Force Base main gate. This
Military Ministry has been in operation for thirty years. The
long line of directors and their families have provided a “home away
from home” to countless military singles and families through the
years. By working closely with the Air Force Chapel Staff, effective
programs and activities are coordinated to meet the spiritual needs
of the Travis Military Community.
At the present time, the ministry of the Travis Hospitality House is
primarily focused on the more than 1,500 singles living in the dorms
on Travis Air Force Base. Programs and activities are geared to meet
the needs of these special young men and women who serve their
country. Weekly activities are designed to promote spiritual life
and growth, fellowship and outreach. The “Open Door” policy
at the Hospitality House provides daily refuge for many, as well as
a family environment they can enjoy. |
Sandy and Sue Nafziger - Current Directors
With Sarah, Nathan, Katie, and Joel |
After serving for a
brief period in the United States Naval Air Reserve, Sandy attended
Christian Heritage College in San Diego California. After
transferring to Western Baptist College in Salem, Oregon, he
graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biblical Studies. He
has also currently finished his Master of Science Degree at Trinity Seminary in Newburgh, Indiana in Biblical Studies. Sandy worked for
the Federal Aviation Administration from 1977 until 1993 as an Air
Traffic Controller in a number of different facilities.
Sue also attended Christian Heritage, where she met Sandy, and
Western Baptist College.
They were married January 28,1978 and have three children, Sarah,
Katie, and Joel, and recently gained a son-in-law, Nathan. In 1993 the Nafziger's made a major life decision
and joined “Cadence International” as full time missionaries to the
military. The Nafziger's served at the Kaiserslautern Hospitality
House in Germany for seven years before moving to Fairfield,
California where they are now ministering to Air Force personnel
stationed at Travis Air Force Base.
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