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Poster and Front Cover graphics were generously donated by

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NEO Retreat Center Map Key

1. Jennings Pavilion/Playground

2. Dorms

3. Dining Hall

4. Snack Bar

5. Welcome Center/Office

6. Tabernacle

7. Restroom and Shower Facilities

8. Kyle Lodge (Student Ministries)

9. Hogan

10. Restroom and Shower Facilities

11. Playground Pavilion

12. Playground, Basketball Court, and Volleyball Court

13. Parking Lot

14. Ball Field Pavilion

15. Handicap Parking

16. Cornhole Games

17. Church Van and Bus Parking

18. MIssions Conference Center and Bookstore

19. Parking Lot

20. Director’s Residence

21. Lakeside Pavilion

22. Sister Lillie Minister’s Cottage

23. Schultz Cottage

G e n e r a l I n f o r m a t i o n D I N I N G H A L L

Charge accounts for meals are available by signing up in the Dining Hall. All charges can be paid with cash or check at the Dining Hall by Saturday, July 30th between the lunch and dinner hours. Dining Dollars are also available for purchase for your children. Students in the Student Ministry Program are able to participate in a Meal Ticket plan. See the daily schedule for meal hours. The dining hall closes 15 minutes before services. All proceeds go to Hannah’s House 119.

SNACK BAR

Hours 11:00am to 1:00pm and 3:30pm to 7:00pm After evening services

A variety of eats including sandwiches, sides, drinks, candy, snacks, cool treats and more. Stop by to check out our updated menus for this year. An assortment of glow products will also be available for purchase.

S A L E S ROOM / B O O K S T O R E

Visit the Christian Women Connection Sales Room to find articles on display, to purchase missions literature, handmade articles, gift items, baked goods or to get organizational material. The bookstore is a part of the CWC Sales Room. Hours will be posted on the door.

Handicapped Accessible Restroom

Located behind the Welcome Center (#5 on the map)

A U D I O R E C O R D I N G S

Audio recordings of the sermons during the Evening General Services in the Tabernacle will be made available online for listening or downloaded at www.neoretreatcenter.org/media.

A C C I D E N T N O T I F I C A T I O N

Please report all accidents to the Director - John Davis

Dorm Rooms

Dorm rooms are $123 for the week (the Saturday before Camp to the Monday after Camp). Weekly rentals come first but if you call the Friday before Camp meeting starts and rooms are available, they are $25 per night.

Camp Lots

$105 for the week of camp. For availability for dorm rooms or camp lots, see John Davis

Our Vision: That all young women have the support and resources necessary to grow physically, emotionally and spiritually into healthy adults, breaking the cycle of poverty, abuse and neglect.

Mission Statement: Connecting girls to families and mentors giving them a fighting chance to rise above their circumstances while en-hancing the quality of their lives as they learn to make great life choic-es through guidance and training.

Go to www.hannahshouse119.com or see Patti Hostetler for more infor-mation.

2017 Rental Rates

Facilities Group Pricing

Sister Lillie Ministers Cottage

Ministers get a 50% discount $60.00 Per room Per Night

Schultz’s Cottage $80.00 Per Night

Dorm Rooms (11 rooms – 44 Beds) $ 35.00 Per Day Per Room

AC or Heat included $175.00 Per Week.

Dining Hall AC or Heat included $130.00 Per Day

Mission Conference Center AC or Heat Included (29 Beds)

Conference Room $90.00 Per Day

Bunk House per person $ 7.00 Per Night

Private Rooms $35.00 Per Night

Kyle Lodge - Youth Bunk House (32 Beds)

Conference room included in overnight stay

Per person min. 10 Beds $ 7.00 Per Bed

Conference room only $40.00 Per Day

Wooded Hogan - Youth Hogan $30.00 Per Day

Pavilions Small $25.00 Per Day

Large $50.00 Per Day

Tabernacle $100.00 Per Day

Wedding by the Lake $25.00

Chair Rental $45.00

Parties responsible for setup and returning

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John Davis 16278 Shilling Rd Box 1 Berlin Center, Oh 44401

Phone # (567) 674-2010

Neoretreatcenter.org

2018 Camp Meeting

Evangelist—Bishop Timothy Clarke

Bishop Timothy J. Clarke is the visionary lead-er and Senior Pastor of First Church of God in Columbus, Ohio. Bishop Clarke was called to the ministry in January, 1974 and served as Associate Minister at First Church of God, in his hometown of Far Rockaway, New York, under his mentor, the late Dr. James E. Cray. Bishop Clarke began his pastorate at York Avenue Church of God (Warren, OH) in November, 1977; faithfully serving that congregation for four years.

In February, 1982, he was called to the Senior Pastorate of First Church of God (Columbus, OH) ). He was consecrated to the office of Bishop in September, 2001. In addition to his commitment and anointing as a pastor, Bishop Clarke willfully serves the Body of Christ as an evangelist and teacher. Bishop Clarke and his lovely wife, Lady Clytemnestra Lawson Clarke of Teaneck, NJ are the parents of two adult daughters.

Worship Leader—Chad Harlan

Chad is currently the Worship and Assimi-lation Pastor at the First Church of God in St. Joseph, Michigan and has been serving this great church since January of 2012.

Previously, he served the First Church of God in Marion, IL as Worship Pastor for 7 years. Chad has been serving the Church of God in worship ministry for over 20 years. Chad enjoys building relationships with and leading people into a meaningful time of worship. He along with his wife, Tracey were both ordained in July of 2005 and have had the pleasure of doing ministry together. They have been blessed with three great children: Katie (19), Hannah (16), and Ben (13) who keep us very busy with music and sports.

John Davis 16278 Shilling Rd Box 1 Berlin Center, Oh 44401

Phone # (567) 674-2010

Neoretreatcenter.org

2017 Rental Rates Facilities Group Pricing Activities Boats $15 Per Day Per Boat Firewood– small fire $10 Per Time Large Fire/Bonfires $25 Per Day/Time Hayrides $40 for 2 Hours Slip and Slide $40 for 2 Hours

Lot Rates

Item Group Pricing Lot Rentals (Water and Electric) $ 25.00 Per Day $130.00 Per Week $500.00 Per Season (Water, Electric & Sewer) $600.00 Per Season

Winter Storage Fee $ 30.00 for 6 months

For Seasonal Lot – There is an Electric Meter and we charge $.15 per kwh for electric used - this only covers cost of electric and meter fees charged to us from Ohio Edison –No Discount, as stated.

NEO Church of God Reformation Movement church groups are entitled to a 30% discount on all above pricing. This is due to the ongoing District support keeping these grounds active and alive for Jesus Christ.

If your church would like to join in our support we will review your pric-ing.

National Association of the

Church Of God Camp Meeting

August 6-13, 2017

Dreaming the Next Decade of Discipleship

West Middlesex, Pennsylvania

www.nacog.com

Tim & Joy Coppess Missionaries to Botswana

Project #42.10008

Ministry Focus They will work alongside the nation-

al and local leaders of the Church of

God, building relationships with the

pastors and people of each congregation as they work to establish a training

program for pastors and church leaders, including ongoing discipleship and

leadership development.

They will work with national leaders and local pastors to develop outreach ef-

forts throughout Botswana.

Tim’s mother reared him and his three older siblings in a single-parent home after the death of his 37-year-old father in a work accident. As his name-sake’s mother did in 2 Timothy 1:5, Tim’s mom reared the family in the church and modeled a life of faith to them. When he was eight years old, Tim accepted Jesus as Savior.

Tim’s mother taught her children to be lifelong learners, and each earned a teaching degree. In the Hoosier state, Tim taught science in public schools for twenty years. God then placed a pastoral call on Tim. As an ordained minis-ter, he shepherded University Park Church of God in Johnstown, Pennsylva-nia for three years.

Joy’s parents, Jim and Rosemary Williams, modeled faithful service to God and his church in pastorates in Illinois and Wisconsin and in positions at World Service, now part of Church of God Ministries. Joy accepted Jesus at the age of ten. She earned teaching degrees and taught children for more than twenty years in church-run day care centers. God then called Joy to join Tim in ministry.

Today they are connecting their passion for discipleship and leadership devel-opment with the mission of Global Strategy and the work of the Church of God in Botswana.

Now God has called Tim and Joy as missionaries to Botswana, Africa. The Church of God in Botswana is thriving and healthy. The church in Botswana is looking forward to stronger connections with the global community of the Church of God.

NEO Retreat Center Rules and Regulations

We encourage all persons using the camp facilities during Camp Meeting to attend the services, conferences, and other activities of Camp Meeting.

A valid driver’s license is required to drive any motorized vehicle. No ve-hicle (car, bike, golf cart, etc.) is permitted to park within 50 feet of the Tabernacle during services. No riding of bicycles, skateboards, roller blades within the surrounding area of the Tabernacle during services. This includes walkways, roadways, and grass areas.

Speed limit for all vehicles is 10 miles per hour.

12:00 A.M. is Quiet Time.

Please observe the Quiet Zone around the Tabernacle.

Minors, under 18 years of age, must be supervised and accompanied by an adult when staying overnight. Adults/parents must take responsibility for the care and actions of minors in their care.

All recreational facilities and the pond are off limits during General Ser-vices. This includes fishing, basketball, volleyball, and any other recrea-tional areas. Parents with children may use the playground equipment during Camp Meeting activities as long as you supervise them.

Modesty in dress and consideration in conduct is expected. No smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages, ingesting or injecting of illegal substanc-es, profane language, immodest attire, or improper behavior will be per-mitted.

Excessive loud noise from any electronic or mechanical device will not be permitted.

No discharging of any firearms. No use of BB guns, air guns, pellet guns, bow & arrows, slingshots, etc.

No individual soliciting or church sales permitted.

No cutting or damaging of trees.

No swimming in the lake.

Garbage will be picked up Monday through Saturday at your lot. It must be in secure bags and placed at the front of your lot by 10:45 A.M.

Persons destroying any property will be held responsible for it.

Pets are permissible once pre-approved by John Davis, Director.

Any person who violates the rules and regulations will be asked to leave the grounds.

Child Care for Evening Services

The Nursery is open every night and is located in the Missions

Conference Center.

Hours: Saturday and Sundays 5:45 – 7:45

Monday – Friday 6:45 – 8:45

We will accept 15 children per night from ages 0-4 years old.

For your child’s safety:

To prevent crowding, please only one adult at the Nursery door to

pick up or drop off your child and please remain at the door.

You will receive a security tag with a number on it when you drop

off your child. Please bring your tag with you to pick up your child.

He or she will not be released to you without it.

We will not release your child to an older child even if they have the

security tag - only to the designated adult or parent.

If we need you during the service, the number on your security tag

will appear on the screen in the Tabernacle. Please come to the

Nursery immediately upon seeing it.

Please do not bring your child if they are sick in any way – stomach

ache, fever, cold, or any contagious illness.

Out of respect for the Nursery workers, please pick up your child

immediately after the service

Please label the following items with a Sharpie marker and/or masking

tape: bottles, sippy cups, 2 disposable diapers, clothing, pacifier which

also needs to be attached to your child’s clothes.

Please take your children to restroom before bringing them to the

Nursery.

The Camp Meeting Program Committee and CE Team oversee the

Nursery.

Pastor Jodi Bates Poorman

Worship Leader

Jodi was born and raised in the Church of God, and accepted Jesus at a very young age. After attending Mid-America Bible College, she began full-time ministry in 1997, and has served on staff at several Western PA churches. Jodi has exercised her calling by leading worship weekly, teaching classes, filling pulpits, as well as sharing at retreats, revivals, camp meetings, etc. She enjoys ministering with the help and support of her husband, Paul, and is currently serving as Worship Pastor at Fox St Church of God in Franklin, PA.

Jodi is passionate about walking with God, enjoys serving Him in ministry, and seeks to glorify Him in all things. Her desire is to help God’s people live a lifestyle of worship according to the powerful beauty of God’s Word, and then express that experience in their personal and corporate times of wor-ship. She loves to see believers cultivate an authentic relationship with the Lord, and longs to encourage that growth by clearly conveying the truth of God’s Word through sharing music, teaching, preaching, and building rela-tionships.

Children’s Ministry

Theme: Missionary Heroes

Registration: 9:00 – 9:15am at the Missions Conference Center for both

Pre-school and Elementary aged children. Please bring a plain white T-shirt

to Tye Dye for each of your children.

Fee: $6.00 flat fee regardless of the number of days attending

Large Family Discount: $6.00 for the first 2 children then $3.50 for each

additional child.

Pre-school children: Will be in the Welcome Center for part of the Bible

study time and all of the Activity time.

Our Daily Morning Agenda:

9:15 – 9:45 Worship Missions Conference Center

9:45 – 10:30 Bible Study Missions Conference Center

10:30 – 10:45 Bathroom

10:45 – 11:15 Activities Playground Pavilion

11:15 – 11:45 Crafts Playground Pavilion

*Parents please pick up ALL children at the Playground Pavilion*

Afternoon Activities: (1:00 – 3:00pm M-W-TH)

Monday: Kids Fishing Derby Lakeside Pavilion by Pond

Wednesday: Inflatable Slip-N-Slide Location TBA

Thursday: Mission Opportunity Location TBA

Friday: 5:00 – 6:30 Worship Practice – Tabernacle 6:30 – 7:00 Children Pre-service Music – Tabernacle NEO Christian Education Team: Monique Hunter, Lori Huber, Fran Dean,

Pastor Josh Chaffin and Sue Murphy – Senior Ministries. The CE Team is re-

sponsible for all Children’s Ministry programming. Look for us in the bright

T-shirts with “Children’s Camp Staff” on it.

Rev. Handel Smith Rev. Handel Smith is serving as the Chief Domestic Ministries Officer for the US and Canada with Church of God Ministries in Anderson, Indiana. Rev. Smith has served the Church of God at the local and nation-al level for over 35 years. He is called to be a loving leader, helping people and organizations to reach their potential in God. He serves as Lead Pastor for the Celebration Church at Arrow Heights in Anderson, Indiana, supporting the national focus toward Urban Ministry Initiatives.

Rev. Smith’s extensive educational accomplishments include: • BA in public affairs and government from Anderson College (now Anderson University) • MS in business administration and an Executive Leadership Certificate in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services from Johns Hopkins University • Executive Leadership Certificate from the Wharton Business School • Executive Leadership Certificate from Rutgars Business School.

Rev. Handel Smith lives in Fishers, Indiana, and has been happily married to his wife Vickey for 35 years. They have three children, Darius, Josiah, Mari-ah. Rev. Smith and his wife are dedicated to the mission of the Church of God. It is Rev. Smith’s expressed desire to “be used by God to help [Church of God churches] continue to discover God’s purpose” and to “help people and organizations to reach their full potential in God.”

Handel’s favorite verse expresses well his heart for the Lord and his determi-nation to serve God with steadfast fruitfulness: “…His delight is in the Law of the Lord and on this Law he meditates day and night…He is like a tree plant-ed by streams of water which bears its fruit in season…whatever he does prospers…” (Psalm 1:2-3). In response to God’s direction in his life, Rev. Handel Smith is now in the pro-cess of writing a book called So You Call Yourself a Servant Leader which is to be released at the end of 2018. Here are some notable quotes from the book: •“If serving is below you, leadership is beyond you.” • “The questions isn’t if you have been called to serve but where.” • “A career is what you’re paid for, a calling is what you’re made for.”

Student Ministries For students entering 7th-12th grades

All students must have an adult responsible for them present on the campgrounds.

“For Real” (Romans 12:9-13)

All youth on the campgrounds are expected to participate in all student activities. All activities will begin at the Student Ministries Tent (by the Stu-dent Ministries Lodge). The schedule is as follows: Sunday - 8:45 p.m. Student Leader Meeting Student Ministries Tent

Sunday - 9:30 p.m. Orientation Student Ministries Lodge (for students staying in the lodge during the week)

Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. Student Leader Meeting Student Ministries Tent

9:30 a.m. Praise & Worship Student Ministries Tent

10:00 – 11:30a.m. Conferences Student Ministries Tent

1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Afternoon Activities Student Ministries Tent

7:00 p.m. Evening Service Tabernacle 9:00 – 11:00 p.m. Afterglow Student Ministries Tent

(Monday is Ice Cream Night for Students and Parents - Program Orientation—all parents are requested to attend.) (Wednesday night is “Family Campfire” - all students not having a group to meet with can meet at the Youth Lodge for a campfire.)

11:00 p.m. Curfew – All youth are to be at their sleeping quarters. Friday 9:30 a.m. Praise & Worship Student Ministries Tent 10:00 – 10:45a.m. Conferences Student Ministries Tent

11:00 a.m. Leave for the “Friday Adventure” - (Lunch included)

4:30 – 5:00 p.m. Arrive back at NEO Retreat Center 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Tabernacle 9:00 – 11:00 p.m. Afterglow—Campfire Student Ministries Tent 11:00 p.m. Curfew – All youth are to be at their sleeping quarters. Saturday 10:00 a.m. All students lodging in the S.M. Lodge are to be moved out and picked up. Program leaders for all Campmeeting youth programming are The NEO Stu-dent Ministries Board: Chair-Barbi Erbe, Vice Chair-Tami Sommers, Secretary-Brandon Schmidt, Treasurer-Jenny Peterson, Student Leader Coordinator-Athena Edwards, Assistant Secretary/Treasurer-Rev. Doug Walter (Ex-Officio) and Camp Meeting Youth Coordinator-Dan Betts (Ex-Officio)

NEARBY CHURCH OF GOD CONGREGATIONS

First Church of God, 426 W. Broad St, Newton Falls 9.2 miles Worship Service time: 10:50 a.m. Harvest Point, 6100 Tod Ave. SW, Suite 4, Lordstown 9.7 miles Worship Service time: 10:00 a.m. First Church of God, 4084 Rock Spring Rd, Edinburg 10.1 miles Worship Service time: 11:00 a.m.

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Board of Camp Directors

Dan Betts, John Davis, Brian Snellenberger, Randy Eppinger

Camp Meeting Program Committee

Kevin Goode, Rob McFarland, Dale Gruver, Stan Hunter, Cathy Eppinger

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7:30-9:30 Breakfast Dining Hall

10:00-11:00 Be Strong—Pastor David Cross Tabernacle

12:00-1:00 Lunch Dining Hall

4:00-5:30 Dinner Dining Hall

6:45—7:00 Pre-Service Music Tabernacle

6:00-7:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Pastor Ed Beck/Rev. Jodi Poorman

Chair: Pastor David Cross General Offering

9:00 Dining Hall open Dining Hall

12:00 Quiet Time

S u n d a y , J u l y 30 7:30-9:30 Breakfast Dining Hall

Morning Worship Service District congregations

Attend one of our area congregations. See the listing on the next page.

12:00—1:00 Lunch Dining Hall

4:00 -5:30 Dinner Dining Hall


6:00-7:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Rev. Demetrius Booker/Rev. Dale Gruver Chair: Pastor Kevin Goode

Church Offering


12:00 Quiet Time

Rev. Dr. Esther Cottrell Rev. Demetrius Booker

Campmeeting Evening Speakers Sunday, July 23rd Rev. Dr. Esther Cottrell Monday, July 24th Pastor Abe Jeter Tuesday, July 25th Pastor Arnold Edmonson Wednesday, July 26th Pastor Rob McFarland Thursday, July 27th Tim & Joy Coppess Friday, July 28th Pastor Dale Gruver Saturday, July 29th Pastor Ed Beck Sunday, July 30th Rev. Demetrius Booker

Pastor Abe Jeter Tim & Joy Coppess Pastor Ed Beck

Pastor Dale Gruver Pastor Rob McFarland Pastor Arnold Edmonson

Daily Schedule

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9:00 a.m. Men’s Prayer Breakfast Dining Hall

9:00 a.m. Women’s Prayer Breakfast Missions Conference Center

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Morning Worship Service Please attend one of our area congregations.

First Church of God, 426 W. Broad St, Newton Falls 9.2 miles

Worship Service time: 10:50 a.m.

Harvest Point, 6100 Tod Ave. SW, Suite 4, Lordstown 9.7 miles


First Church of God, 4084 Rock Spring Rd, Edinburg 10.1 miles



4:00– 5:30 Dinner Dining Hall

5:45 - 6:00 Pre-Service Music Tabernacle

6:00-7:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Rev. Dr. Esther Cottrell/Rev. Jodi Poorman Chair: Pastor Rob McFarland District Leadership Offering (includes all who serve

on any board or committee)


11:00 Student Ministries Curfew

12:00 Quiet Time

F r i d a y , J u l y 28 7:30-9:30 Breakfast Dining Hall

8:00-9:00 Senior Adult Fellowship MIssions Conference Center

9:00-9:15 Children’s Ministry Registration MIssions Conference Center

9:15-11:30 Children’s Ministry (All children) MIssions Conference Center

9:30-11:30 Student Ministries Student Ministries Tent

Praise and Worship & Conferences

10:00-11:00 Be a Prayer Warrior-Pastor Victoria Dorsey Tabernacle

11:00-5:00 Student Ministries Offsite “Friday Adventure” Afternoon Activity

11:00-11:45 CWC Crafts MIssions Conference Center


1:00-4:00 Rev. Handel Smith Tabernacle

2:30—3:30 CWC Missionary Conference Missions Conference Center

Tim & Joy Coppess-Missionaries

5:00-6:30 Children’s Ministry Musical Rehearsal Tabernacle


6:30—7:00 Children’s Ministry Musical Program Tabernacle

Come hear what our children have learned this week!

7:00-8:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Pastor Dale Gruver/Rev. Jodi Poorman

Chair: Monique Hunter Children/Family Offering

9:00-11:00 Student Ministries Afterglow Student Ministries Tent



12:00 Quiet Time

T h u r s d a y , J u l y 2 7 7:30-9:30 Breakfast Dining Hall






10:00-11:00 Be Available—Pastor Chuck Erbe Tabernacle 11:00-11:45 CWC Crafts Missions Conference Center


1:00—4:00 Rev. Handel Smith Tabernacle

1:00-3:00 Mission Opportunity for Kids Location TBA 1:30-3:30 Student Ministries Student Ministries Tent Afternoon Activities 2:30—3:30 CWC Missionary Conference Missions Conference Center

Tim & Joy Coppess-Missionaries


6:45—7:00 Pre-Service Music Tabernacle 7:00-8:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Tim & Joy Coppess/Rev. Jodi Poorman Chair : Pastor Dan Betts Youth/Student Ministries Offering




12:00 Quiet Time







10:00-11:00 Be Authentic—Pastor Jack Ruble Tabernacle

11:00-11:45 CWC Crafts Missions Conference Center


1:00—2:15 Be Expectant—Pastor Derrick Kendrick Tabernacle

1:00-3:00 Children’s Fishing Derby Pond Under 7 need parent present (if raining-cancelled) 1:30-3:30 Student Ministries Student Ministries Tent Afternoon Activities

2:30 - 3:30 CWC Bible Study Missions Conference Center

Becoming His Image—Susan Haynes



7:00-8:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Pastor Abe Jeter/Rev. Jodi Poorman Chair: Pastor Mark McCord Men’s Offering




12:00 Quiet Time





9:30-11:30 Student Ministries Student Ministries Tent Praise and Worship & Conferences

10:00-11:00 Be Satisfied—Pastor Ray Martin Tabernacle 11:00-11:45 CWC Crafts MIssions Conference Center

12:00 - 1:00 Lunch Dining Hall 12:00 - 1:00 Pastors’ & Spouses Luncheon Jennings Pavilion

1:00-2:15 Be a Pastor—Pastor Jim Roma Tabernacle 1:30-3:30 Student Ministries Student Ministries Tent

Afternoon Activities

2:30 - 4:00 General Assembly Meeting Tabernacle



7:00-8:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Pastor Arnold Edmonson/Rev. Jodi Poorman Chair: Pastor Shannon New-Spangler Ladies Offering



12:00 Quiet Time

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9:30-11:30 Student Ministries Student Ministries Tent Praise and Worship & Conferences 10:00-11:00 Be Gifted—Pastor Randy Shafer Tabernacle 11:00-11:45 CWC Crafts MIssions Conference Center


1:00-3:00 Children’s Inflatable Slip n Slide TBA

1:00-4:00 Rev. Handel Smith Tabernacle


Afternoon Activities

2:30—3:30 Missionary Meet & Greet MIssions Conference Center

Tim & Joy Coppess

4:00 Golf Cart Parade Starts at Dining Hall


6:45—7:00 Pre-Service Music Tabernacle 7:00-8:30 Evening General Service Tabernacle Pastor Rob McFarland Chair: Pastor Ed Beck Minister’s Offering


9:00 Men’s Hot Dog Night


12:00 Quiet Time

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