Wednesday July 29, 2015

Due to popular demand, today’s forecast is actually for December 29. Snow is ex-pected by noon, wind chills will be in

the -30 range.

For those who prefer July, you’d better hit the store for even stronger deodorant, as you will REALLY need it today

Flash flood of Holy Spirit Moving watch is in effect for Mt. Chestnut.

Today’s Feature EventsFamily Edition Amazing Race (entire family is invited)

Prime Timers Afternoon Event at Moraine

Open Mic Night - Part 1 - after evening service

Today’s Menu

from Chef EdBreakfast - 8:00 - 8:45 AMEggsOatmealSausage GravyBiscuitsFruitCereal

Lunch - 12:00 Noon - 12:45 PMChicken AlfredoBroccoliWhite Cake

Dinner - 5:15 - 6:00 PMKielbasaPorkSauerkrautHaluskiPierogiStewed TomatoesBread Pudding

Meet Our Speakers Every day we will meet one of our speakers and learn a little bit about them.

Responsibility Matters!

Show Up, Grow Up and Step Up!

Think!

These are chal-lenges that can be heard around the halls of Marsh-field High School, home to Bob Keuther, princi-pal. Bob has been a high school principal for 17 years in Eastern Massachusetts in both an urban and suburban setting. The driv-ing principle in his schools is a commitment to the develop-ment of leaders who will impact of world.

Bob graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Roberts Wesleyan College and holds 2 Masters of Ed-ucation Degrees from Eastern Naz-arene College. He has held educa-tional positions including History and Special Ed-ucation Teacher and Director of an Alternative High

School. Finally, he believes in the strong ties between the class-room and the field where he has coached both football and bas-ketball.(continued on page 2)

SNACK SHACK MENU$5.00 Meals include fries and a drink (can of pop or water)

Sloppy joeCheeseburger w/lettuce and tomatoFoot long Coney dog w/chili3 Chicken fingers w/honey mustard

All new sampler plater (2 pizza logs, 2 fried cheese sticks, onion rings, and French fries and marinara sauce)9 inch Ham and Cheese Wedge w/ lettuce and tomato 4 Cheese sticks w/marinara sauce3 Pizza logs w/marinara sauceOnion ringsSloppy joe, Hamburger, or Foot Long Hot DogCheese, Chili, Cheese sauce, Honey Mus-tard or Marinara sauce

Slice of all new Stuffed Crust Pizza, add pepperoni for $0.25 more8 cut Stuffed Crust Pizza, add pepperoni for $2.00 moreNachos and CheeseFrench friesCoffee and Hot ChocolateCoke, Diet Coke, Mt Dew, Pepsi, Sprite or bottled WaterIBC Root Beer, Arizona Tea or GatoradeIce Cream conesSmall Slushie Large Slushie Sundae - 2 scoops ice cream w/choice of chocolate, strawberry or caramel topping, $0.25 extra topping MilkshakesCandy (Snickers, Kit Kat, Sour Patch Kids, Reese’s cups and Gum)York Peppermint Patties $0.25 each or 5 for $1.00Ring pops $0.50 each or 3 for $1.00

ChipsSNACK SHACK WILL BE OPEN DAILY FROM 12:15 P.M – 6 P.M. AND AFTER EVE-NING SERVICE

2015 Family Camp Information

FIRST ANNUAL FAMILY CAMP CONEY DOG CHALLENGE

Tim Bruce took the Coney Dog Challenge on July 4 and ate four feet of dogs

within two hours! Here’s your chance to go up against the reign-

ing Camp Champ!During Family Camp, the indi-vidual who eats the most Co-ney Dogs in the least amount of time will get his/her Coney Dog costs refunded at the end of Fam-ily Camp week. PLUS the Camp Champ’s photo will be posted on the Dog Challenge Board! Don’t delay – your opportunity to be-come TOP DOG in the Coney Dog Challenge expires Sunday, August 2, at 3 PM!!!

(Contest rules are posted at the Snack Shack.)

Time to Play CORN HOLE!Corn Hole game available for rent by the hour. Stop by the Snack Shack to sign up today!

Today’s Forecast

• Thursday afternoon at 3:30 there will be a Ladies Prayer Meet-ing in the Tabernacle

• Check out The Exhorter table in the back of the Tabernacle to sign up for this new wesletter offering wisdom and encourage-ment.

• If you have an announcement that you would like to have put in the newsletter, please write your announcement down and give it to Pastor Bob Henderson (the man with brown hat and camera), Paul Oyler, or Pastor Peter Roy.

• There will be a scrap booking and spiritual retreat September 24-27. Contact Patti Smith at the snack shack for more infor-mation.

• There will be an Abused Women’s Retreat October 9-11. Con-tact Patti Smith at the Snack Shack for more information

• There will be a golf outing Thursday at Staunton Aces. If you are interested in going meet at the parking lot beside the chapel at 12:15. Contact Rev. Dave Smith for more information.

• Do you love family camp? Family camp is a fantastic opportu-nity to get together, to hear great preaching and teaching, have fun and see lives changed. If you love family camp, give gener-ously. If you give $100 or $500 you will get one of the two pewter pieces that you will see at the info desk in the tabernacle. The ornament is for a gift of $100 and both for a gift of $500. Please give and support camp.

13th Annual Camp RunHave Motorcycle Will Ride

Sat. August 1, 2015 is the 13th Annual Camp Run. Started by a couple of guys wanting to ride to-gether while raising some extra funds for Family

Camp. Many riders have come and gone and some even returned. The Lord has greatly blessed us as we have twisted throttles for Him.

Contact Mike at beck-leymr@gmail.com or 724-454-9950

On the Kingdom Road,Mike Beckley

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Bob grew up in Western New York the product of a strong middle class fam-

ily. He embraced Christ while attending Roberts Wesleyan Col-lege and had discerned his call to teach and work with youth while working at Eastern Nazarene College. Bob has been a member of the Nazarene Church for 28 years. A former youth pastor at the Wollaston Church of the Naza-rene, he has held numerous lead-ership positions on the New En-

gland District. He stays active in his local church through his in-volvement in the media arts and occasionally teaching senior high Sunday school.

Bob is currently the Eastern Field Youth Coordinator. Bob has spo-ken across the Eastern Field chal-lenging students and adults to impact our world for Christ.

Bob has been married to Bev for 27 years and they have 4 children Alyssa (22), Robbie (20), Lucas (16), and Jimmy (14).

Our children are having a great time cooling off in the pool and the water slide. It is open each day through Saturday from 2:30-4:30PM.

Our kids are having great times of doing science experiments at the Pavilion each morning at 9:00AM. Does Play Dough sink or float? If you don’t know, ask a kid who was at the pavilion Tues-day morning.

Monday eve-ning Rev. Mike Parenti gave a great message reminding us that we are great just the way God made us. Big, small, tall, short, ath-letic, academ-ic, red hair or blonde, we are just the way God formed us to be in His mind. As He

knitted us together, as He planned our being from before our formation, we are just right, the way He made us. He remind-ed us that we need not be held captive by the words or actions or ideas of others or our world, but we can freedom from those things in Christ. You don’t want to miss the great preaching of Rev. Parenti or Rev. Shellenberger, 10:30AM and 7:00PM.

This ‘n That

PRIME-TIMERS

Lancaster Sight & Sound “Joseph” on Oct. 16-17 will include a Hershey Choco-

late Factory tour: the one (and only) bus is now about 1/2 full, but reservations need to be made NOW in order to be sure of a seat. We welcome YOU to join us on a first come, first served basis. Although this is a PrimeTime sponsored overnight event, all who are 16 or above are welcome to join us. Reservations

are priced at double-occupancy; at $210 each - this is even less than last year!

To ensure your seat on the buscheck out the Prime Time table in the rear of the Taber-nacle before or after services, or contact

Rob & Jane Lute, 724.254.9368 home; 724.840.5321 cell; email rcjlute@comcast.net. Deposit deadline has been set at August 1 with full payment Sept. 1.

The teens are keeping busy with great activ-ities in the afternoons such as basketball and water kickball, which re-ally looked refreshing! (If this cold snap would just end and it would warm up a

little bit)

Today our teens are going on their mission trip to the Island, Butler. Teens you will be leaving at noon with a VBS lunch at 12:30. Don’t miss the mission event.

Rev. Greg Jack had a great Bible study yesterday

morning on Romans 4. Using this passage he reminded us that laws are imperfect and that people are always looking for and finding ways to twist or break them. We will never im-press God with our works, the things that we do, but we are called to live the life of Christ.

Family Camp Life 2015

Snack Shack SpecialWednesday Night Only

Julie Beckley’s world famous home-made

Cinnamon Buns!Available at the Snack Shack after the evening service.