“Letting go and releasing your life to God”

“...if you give up your life for me, you will save it.” - Jesus (Lk 9:24)

Brown City Camp August 2 - 12, 2018

Brown City Camp | 8700 Wilcox Road | Brown City, MI 48416

(810) 346-2480 | www.browncitycamp.org

Surrender is about letting go and releasing your life to God. The “big surrender” happens when we first turn over our lives to Christ. From that time on we learn about living a life of surrender. We no longer live for ourselves, but for another Master. We learn that being a follower of Christ is not just securing our ticket to Heaven but helping to bring the Kingdom of Heaven to Earth by how we live. No matter what your age or place in life, I hope you will keep an open mind and heart to the principle of surrender. It’s not just a word; it’s an open attitude to the Lord and how He wants to work in your life. Living a life of surrender, Jim Keller, Regional Director

Welcome Brown City Camp Families & Friends!! Welcome to Brown City Camp 2018! We are excited to journey forward with each of you. Whether this is your first time, or you’re a returning camper, we’re delighted that you are joining us! Family Camp offers time away with family and friends, bibli-cal teaching and worship, all to help us grow closer to God.

Are you spiritually moving in the right direction? This year’s camp theme: “Surrender: Letting go and releasing your life to God” (Luke 9:24) will challenge you to do just that.

We are blessed as a Camp to have ministries for all ages and interests! Children, youth, young adults, and adults will have many opportunities to encounter God during their morning and evening programs.

The afternoons are filled with seminars and classes for all ages with activities for children and youth. There will also be lots of opportunities to spend time together or take time on your own to reflect.

So take time to build those deep and lasting relationships this year at Family Camp. I encourage you to take advantage of the time to slow down and enjoy the company of God’s people, and connect with God in significant ways.

We hope you notice the continued improvements made around the campground again this year; a new youth office and nurse’s station, registration center and many other important, but perhaps not as noticeable, improvements.

Please read this booklet; it is full of information designed to be a helpful resource for you and your family during Camp. If you have any questions at all, please stop by the camp office and we will do our best to answer your questions.

Our goal is that you and your family will not just have the greatest week of your life, but an unforgettable week that will change your life forever! Are you ready to Surrender? Let go this week and release your life to God! Brent Kriesch, Camp Board Chairman

SURRENDER!

“Letting go and releasing your life to God” “...if you give up your life for me, you will save it.” - Jesus (Luke 9:24)

BROWN CITY FAMILY CAMP 2018 CAMP HANDBOOK Table of Contents

MINISTRIES AND PROGRAMS Eastman Tabernacle Schedule ……….………...……….….Back Cover Camp Ministry Team ..……………………………......…….…..… 2 Adult Seminars …………………………………..……….. 4 Missions ………………………..…………….…………….. 5 Children’s Program …………………………………..……….. 6 Youth Program …………………………………..……….. 12 Young Adults Program …………………………………..……….. 15 Women’s Ministries …………………………………..……….. 16 Prayer Ministry ………………………………..………….. 17 Service Web Streaming ………………………………..………….. 18

CAFETERIA, STORES AND SERVICES Camp Bookstore ………………………………………….. 19 Campground Map ……………………………………..…….. 20 Cafeteria (prices & menu) ..…….……………………..………..….. 22 General Store ………………………………..………….. 24 Snack Shack ….………………………..…………….... 25

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Veterans Alliance for Christ ……………….………………....…… 26 Bethel Alumni Gathering & Golf Outing ….………...……….… 27 Family Activities ………………………………….………… 28 Adult Recreation …………………...…………….…………………...… 29 5K Run and Walk …………………….…………………...……………... 30

CAMPING INFORMATION Office Hours …………………………………..……….. 32 Reservations Information ………………...………..…………. 33 News from the Facility & Maintenance Manager…..………. 34 News from the Lot Secretary ……………………….….………….. 36 Medical Services ……………………….………...………................. 37 Vehicle Use Policy ………………………..…………..…….... 38 LIFE TOGETHER AGREEMENT ………………….……................ 39

CONCERT EVENT ……..…...……..……….……….……………….. 40 Camp Board & Volunteer Info ………………………………. 41

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LOOKING AHEAD… Circle these dates for NEXT summer Brown City Camp …... August 1 - August 11, 2019

CAMP SPEAKERS

David Gallimore will be our special speaker for camp this year. After 20 years of growing churches in Pastoral Ministry, David Gallimore is fulfilling a lifelong dream as he answers God's call into evangelism. A product of the evangelical camp meeting environment of the 20th century, David is a uniquely gifted communicator who is able to bridge the gap between the revival days of old and the modern day multi-sensory worship era. As a Pastor / Evangelist, David has held hundreds of evangelistic meetings in America, as well as conducted missionary outreach in Africa, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and the Islands of the Caribbean. His writings have been published

by GROW Magazine, The Evangelist Perspective, and The Preacher's Magazine. David and his wife, Tammy, make their home in Eatonton, Georgia. David’s afternoon seminar is entitled “Jonah, A Whale of a Story” in the Cafeteria Conference Room at 2:30pm.

Dave Engbrecht is the Senior Pastor of Nappanee Missionary Church. Under his leadership, the church has completed seven building programs in the last 39 years and now averages over 3,000 in Worship attendance at the Nappanee campus. Dave has been a popular speaker at numerous retreats, conferences, camps in North America, and has ministered in many countries around the world. He is a graduate of Vennard College in Iowa and earned his Masters from Concordia University in Nebraska. He & his wife, Christy, have two married children and five grandchildren. Dave’s afternoon seminar is entitled “Relationships by the Book” to be held in the Eastman Tabernacle at 2:30pm.

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Doug Connelly is currently serving as Senior Pastor of the Davison Missionary Church. He is the author of more than thirty books and Bible study guides with InterVarsity Press, Zondervan, and Thomas Nelson. Doug will be leading one of our adult seminars, entitled “What’s the World Coming To?” during the afternoons of camp at 2:30pm in the Cafeteria Dining Room., Monday - Friday.

Dr. Marcus Warner, is the president of Deeper Walk International, a ministry that trains people to do the work of heart-focused disciple-ship, He has authored many books including Rare Leadership...4 Uncommon Habits for Increasing Trust, Joy & Engagement in the People You Lead and his best selling book, Understanding the Wounded Heart. Dr. Warner’s seminar will be entitled “Rare Parent-ing: Leading Your Children to Maturity” and will be held in The Gath-ering Place (Hoop Barn) Monday, Tuesday & Friday at 2:30pm.

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The Sound (formerly known as The Rob Mills Family) will be leading worship at camp this year. Rob Mills & his sons, Levi & Jacob have traveled across the country sing-ing at churches, concert halls, fairs and camp meetings since 2011. They currently have over 1.6 million views on YouTube and have shared the platform with such artists as The Booth Brothers, Ernie Haase and Signature Sound, Jeff and Sherry Easter and more. Rob has written songs for many nationally known artists. His favorite verse of scripture is Philippians 4:13, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." You will appreciate their family blend, joy for the Lord, and heart for ministry. Rob and his wife, Angie, along with their three teenagers (Levi, Jake & Emily) make their home near Romeo, MI.

The Foresters are in full time Gospel Music Ministry. They travel all across the United States, Canada and Europe holding more than 180 meetings each year. The Forest-ers sing southern and traditional Gospel Music with a live band consisting of a variety of instruments including, pi-ano, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, harmonica and drums. They write many of the songs they sing. They also perform many great old hymns and gospel songs of the church. Mark is also an ordained minister and holds revival and preaching services in addition to their concert ministry.

The Foresters are made up of Mark, Andrea and their sons, Tyler & Trevor. Together they have released 31 recordings in 16 years and have shared the stage with some of the big-gest names in Gospel Music. The goal of their music ministry is to see souls come to know Jesus Christ as their personal Savior, to encourage the body of Christ, and to be helpful to local churches. Glenn Flint will be serving as our guest worship leader during the first weekend of camp. Glenn is currently the Director of Music & Worship as well as Assistant Pastor at Fairview Mis-sionary Church in Angola, Indiana. Glenn is a graduate of Spring Arbor College, Spring Arbor, Michigan, and Huntington College’s Graduate School of Christian Ministries. Glenn has served four churches in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana since he and his wife Jean entered the ministry in 1983 and he joined the Fairview staff in 2002. Glenn and Jean have two married daughters, two grandsons, and two granddaughters.

PRAISE and WORSHIP

The Sound & The Foresters in Concert Sunday, Aug. 5 @ 2:30 PM in the Eastman Tabernacle

Adult Seminars August 6-10

MONDAY - FRIDAY @ 2:30 PM

Dave Engbrecht Eastman Tabernacle

“RELATIONSHIPS by the BOOK”

Mon. - “The Path to Healthy Relationships...Raising the Level of Self-Awareness” Tues. - “Doing Conflict God’s Way” Wed. - “Healthy Relationships at Home” Thurs. - “Everything About Relationships You Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask” Fri. - “Healthy Relationship - Healthy Church”

Doug Connelly Cafeteria Dining Room

“What’s the World Coming To?”

Mon. - “The Church and the Future” Tues. – “Israel and the Future” Wed. – “The World and the Future” Thurs. – “Satan and the Future” Fri. – “Believers and the Future”

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David Gallimore Cafeteria Conference Room

“JONAH: A WHALE OF A STORY” Mon. - “The Rebel God Used” Tues. - “Running From God” Wed. - “Repentance in the Belly of a Fish” Thurs. - “Second Chances” Fri. - “Miserable in the Midst of Revival”

Marcus Warner The Gathering Place (Hoop Barn)

“Rare Parenting: Leading Your Children to Maturity ”

Mon. - “ How to Keep Relationships Bigger than Problems” Tues. - “How to Validate Emotions ” Fri. - “What the Journey From Child to Adult is All About ”

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WINDOW ON THE WORLD SEMINARS Cafeteria Conference Room

Mon.– Fri., August 6 – 10, 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM

These sessions provide an opportunity to meet with missionaries in an informal setting and learn more about

what God is doing in their lives & ministries.

Global Outreach Service Monday, August 6, 7:00 PM

Eastman Tabernacle David Gallimore,

speaker

For missionaries speaker schedule, watch for signs posted around the campground

and in the announcement slides in the main tabernacle.

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Contact the Children’s Director or Coordinator

for your child’s ministry to see how you can help and when you are scheduled to help.

ALL REGISTERED CHILDREN WILL PICK UP THEIR

WRIST BANDS AT THE ENTRANCE GATE.

Parent/guardian must be present to get their child’s wrist band.

Paula Dell 4 & 5 year-old Coordinator

Co-Directors Nursery Department

Meet your Children’s Ministry Directors and Coordinators

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Heather Marshall 2 & 3 year-old

Coordinator

Dena French

Leanne Palmateer

Marcy Wagley Children’s Director

2’s - 6th grade

FUN AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES for KIDS

If it’s RAINING, we will still meet at the Kingdom Kids Tabernacle for a movie.

SIGN UP for these Afternoon Activities: Rhythm sticks, crafts, making gift cards,

soccer, redemption cards, archery, and tumbling.

NOTE: We have many other activities this year you don’t have to sign up for:

Water games, board games, inflatable, tetherball, bible quizzing and Lego’s.

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Children’s Program Presentation Thursday, August 9th

Please have your children (K-6) at the Eastman Tabernacle no later than 6:45pm

4’s & 5’s – Drop off at Ferguson Tab. By 6:35pm K - 2nd - Line up on West side (Nursery Side)

3rd - 5th Graders line up at South Side (behind platform)

Wednesday from 2:00-4:00 The Children from Kingdom Kids Tab will be selling crafts, goodies, and art at the front pavilion. 100% will be going toward a special project for the missionaries and orphans with Hope Endeavors in Africa.

Family Fun Fair Saturday August 4 Kingdom Kids Tabernacle Division Street and 3rd

2:00 - 4:00 pm Cotton Candy - Snow Cones - Face Art Bounce Houses - Wagon Rides - More

(Children who have completed Kindergarten and younger MUST have an adult with them at the Fair)

Kids Special Events & Ministries

Breaking Free serves the needs of children diagnosed with autism, Asperger’s, ADHD, other social / emotional disorders and physical impairments and, at the same time, allows parents/guardians to attend adult services with the knowledge that their children are being well cared for. A social gathering on Friday, Aug. 3 is

an important time in which students, parents, and volunteers can get to know one another before the start of the program on Saturday.

Breaking Free Social: by the Octoball court @ 2:00pm on Friday, Aug 3

The Brown City Camp Nursery is available during camp for little ones ages infant to 24 months. We are open in the evenings and Sunday mornings approximately 10 minutes before the start of service. The Nursery is the blue building located near the southwest corner of the Eastman Tabernacle. We

are seeking volunteers (ages eighteen and older) to work one service (approximately a two-hour commitment). If you are interested in this ministry, please submit the following information to the camp office or Nursery. See Dena or Leanne with any questions.

Nursery

Ages 0 to 24 Months

located near the Eastman Tabernacle

Co-Directors: Dena French & Leanne Palmateer

Sunday during morning services and each evening from 7:00 p.m. until the close of service.

Starting the first Friday until the last Sunday morning.

*When the Nursery is unstaffed it will be available to take fussy babies to and sit with them so you can still listen.

Nursery Worker Application

Name:________________________________________________

Cell #________________________________________________

Lot #________________________________________________

Church:______________________________________________

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Heather Marshall directs the daily 10:00 AM program for the 2 and 3 year-old children in the Son Shine Tabernacle (the old cafeteria), along with Sharon D’Arcy. Heather and Sharon are both from the Lamotte Missionary Church. Michele Hayre, from the Colonial Woods Missionary Church, will lead the nightly program for this group at 7:00 PM.

Two and Three Year Olds

Son Shine Tabernacle (the old cafeteria) “the righteous will shine like the sun…” Matthew 13:43 Morning Service: 10 a.m. each day until close of Eastman Tabernacle Service. *First Friday through last Sunday. Evening Service: 7 p.m. until close of Tabernacle Service. *First Friday through last Saturday.

ALL Children’s missions offering will be going

toward Hope Endeavors Orphan Care in Malawi,

Africa to help the orphanage send 2,000 kids to a 2-3 day camp

and to buy a motorcycle for the Community Nurses Program.

Our goal is $3,500 this year.

Heather Marshall Teacher &

Coordinator

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Four and Five Year Olds

Bassett and Ferguson Tabernacles on Division Street Between 5th and 6th, next to the playground.

Morning: 10:00 until 11:15 a.m. *First Friday through Sunday.

Afternoon: from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. beginning first Friday, then Monday - Friday. (Fun Fair is on first Saturday, from 2:00 - 4:00 pm, at the Kingdom Kids Tabernacle. Pre-school children must have an adult with them at the Fun Fair.)

Evening: Monday through Friday evening, PARENTS of 4 & 5 year olds will drop off their children at the Ferguson Tabernacle at 6:45 pm and get a claim ticket. Parents need to return claim ticket in order to pick up their child after service. Teresa Kellerman and Mark & Laural Wagley will lead the nightly program for the 4 & 5 year olds. (Thursday Children’s Night parents will drop off their children at the Ferguson Tabernacle at 6:35 pm. We will need parents to help us take children up to the Eastman Tabernacle and back to their tabernacle after their performance.) Please volunteer to help us out so a child won’t get lost.

PARENTS OF CHILDREN ARE ASKED TO PICK THEM UP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING SERVICE.

Teresa Kellerman, from Colonial Woods MC will be teaching the 4 & 5 year-old group. Teresa is currently a teacher in the Croswell–Lexington School District. Teresa and her husband, Jayson, have three children. In her spare time she enjoys running, biking and quilting, as well as camping and fun times with the family.

Important notice for parents of 4 & 5 year-old children:

We continue to use claim tickets for children registered in the 4 & 5 program. Your child should be brought to each children’s service by a parent (or other adult responsible for the child). That person will receive a claim ticket with the child’s number on it. The parent or responsible adult needs to return to the children’s tabernacle promptly at the end of the children’s service to pick up your child in exchange for the claim ticket.

New for 4’s & 5’s: A claim ticket is needed for each child to attend the Mon-Fri children’s EVENING service. Parents will drop off their child at the Ferguson Tabernacle at 6:45 pm, not before. Parents are all encouraged to volunteer. Please bring the ticket with you to pick up your child immediately after the service.

We are using this system to help maintain the safety of your child.

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K through 6th Graders (Completed Grades)

Kingdom Kids Tabernacle (Corner of Division and 3rd Street)

Morning: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. *First Friday through last Sunday

Afternoon: from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. *First Friday through last Friday (Fun Fair is on the first Saturday from 2-4, Market Place on Wednesday from 2-4).

Evening: Children are released from Eastman Tabernacle to go to Kingdom Kids Tabernacle until the close of Main Tabernacle Service: Parents please have children go out the side door by the nursery to go to the Kingdom Kids Tabernacle. *Monday - Friday.

Jay McCulloch from Colonial Woods Missionary Church will be ministering to our Primary chil-dren’s group. Jay has been involved in student ministries (K-12) for over 20 years. Since 1999, he has served with both children’s & youth ministries at Colonial Woods. Jay loves, with all his heart, the tremendous blessings God has given him with his wife, Amber, and their five children: Logan, Scout, Quaid, Sawyer & Jonas.

Pastor Paul & Jessica Dietzel have been ministering to children and families since 1996. Their ministry has impacted schools, churches and camps across the country. In 2017, the Dietzel’s sold their successful inflatable business to focus more on their community and church ministry. Together they pastor Faith Family Church which they planted 9 years ago in Corunna, Michigan. They have two daughters, Autumn who is 18 and Lillie who is 11.

Denise McKibben Coordinator

Grades 4-6

PRIMARY - (Completed Kindergarten - 2nd grade)

JUNIORS - (Completed 3rd grade - Completed 6th)

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Senior High

Tim Veenstra is and has been the high school pastor at Nappanee Missionary Church in Indiana for the past six years after graduating from Indiana Wesleyan University in 2012. He and his wife, Kelbi, have a heart for the local church, people being transformed by Jesus, and for tacos. Tim is a diehard Michigan State fan, dog-lover, and

volleyballer.

Pastor Chelsea Henion-Zalewski just got married!! She is join-ing us this year with her handsome new husband Adam and they are so excited to work with the junior highers of Brown City Camp. Chelsea has been a youth pastor at Colonial Woods Missionary Church since 2010 but was practically raised in the Missionary Church. She graduated from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago in 2009 with degrees in Biblical Studies and Communications. She is passionate about bringing the Bible to life and absolutely loves working with both junior high and high school students. Chelsea

believes life as a Christian should be an adventure, so she loves adventuring with Jesus, paddle-boarding, travel, photography, great stories, and art, to name just a few.

Ryan Graham is a worship leader and songwriter currently serving as a pastor on staff at Colonial Woods Missionary Church in Port Huron, MI. He lives there with his wife Megan and their one year old daughter Kinsley. He consid-ers it a great honor to lead people of all ages in worship and together magnify the name of Jesus.

Junior High

Jordan Pearson is the Worship and Student Ministries Pastor at New Life Fellowship in Topeka, Indiana, where he has served for the past 8 years. A Port Huron native and Bethel College graduate, Jordan has been leading worship for churches, conferences and camps for the past 17 years. Jordan has a heart for worship and a desire to bless others with the gifts that God has blessed him with.

The word surrender is an action verb. To many, it has a negative connotation to it, associated with losing or failing. Webster says “to yield to the power, control or possession of another upon compulsion or demand; to give up completely or agree to forgo especially in favor of another”; “To give oneself up into the power of another, especially as a prisoner; to give oneself over to something, such as an influence.”

Surrender is a word we hear a lot at camp especially at the end of a service, “I surrender all, all to Thee my precious Savior…..” And many of us respond. But what I see happen over and over again is we walk away from the altar with that thing following us because we are hanging onto it by a thread. All to often we go home and forget what the Holy Spirit did at camp.

It seems that the part of letting go and releasing your life to God is good but most people tend to focus on saving their life – the “what do I get out of it” attitude. Where’s the benefit? Looking for the instant gratification that this world says we need, so when it doesn’t come in the time frame we created, that’s when we adjust our lives to be part time “surrenderers!” But God wants it all ! He did give us His all in Jesus!!

I know that surrendering is difficult, but I have lived a life on both sides of the fence (and sometimes I’ve walked the top trying to balance both). I encourage ALL of us to choose to surrender daily and permanently, because His ways are always better. I won’t say it’s easier, but I will say that it is peaceful, graceful and full of blessings.

I pick the last definition of Webster’s as my definition - “to give oneself over to someone such as an influence”! Because we all are influenced by someone (thing) and I want to be known as HIS!!

How about you? This year let’s leave our garbage at camp with all strings cut!!

“If all I have is all that You desire - I surrender ALL!”...Clay Crosse

In His grip,

Donna Recor

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Message from the Youth Director

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Mornings: 7:00 Rise and Shine 7:30 Breakfast 8:00 Staff Meeting 9:30 Morning Chapel 11:45 Lunch

Afternoon: 1:00 (Thurs. Aug. 2 - Sat. Aug. 4) Sports Tourneys / Workshops 1:00 (Mon. - Fri.) Seminars 1:30 (Mon. - Fri.) Sports 3:30 (Sun. Aug. 5) - Group Activity 4:45 Supper

Evenings: 6:50 Evening Service (Eastman Tabernacle) 8:45 or 1/2 Hour after Service - Various Evening Events (Attendance is required.) 10:45 Warning Bell! 11:00 All Quiet! Good Night!

REMINDER:

ALL YOUTH (under age 18)

MUST be registered!

YOUTH OFFICE HOURS

Daily 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM

closed during evening service times

& Sunday services

In Concert Wednesday after evening service

August 5th

Remedy Drive

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Young Adult Ministry...ages 18 - 30

Featuring our Speakers:

Young Adult Services

The Gathering Place

(Hoop Barn)

10:00 AM

Meeting EVERY morning beginning Saturday, August 4

through Sunday, August 12th

Note: Special Combined Service

*Saturday, Aug. 11* *(10:00 AM Eastman Tab)*

A casual time to connect with peers and discuss issues

relevant to the lives of our age group.

Questions? Contact

Pastor Rick Ferguson at (616) 437-5198

or e-mail pstrrf@aol.com

Marcus Warner has served as president of Deeper Walk International since 2006. Marcus earned three degrees from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School – M.Div., Th.M. Old Testament, and D.Min. He has written numerous books and spoken for both ministry and corporate groups across

the country and around the world. A Bible teacher at heart, Marcus has taught Old Testament and Theology at the junior high, high school, college, and seminary levels. His passion is taking complex topics and making them practical and accessible for everyone.

Jason Bland grew up in and around Detroit, MI and has been a part of Brown City Camp for the past 18 years. He and his wife, Laura, have two sons, Jack and Jedd. Jason has been involved in ministry for 18 years. He is a speaker with Live Love Ministries and currently serves in student ministries at Life Changing Realities Fellowship. Jason enjoys spending time with his family & friends, is a serious fan of baseball; watching it (Go Tigers), going to games (Fort Wayne Tin-Caps), coaching his boy's teams and playing catch with them. He & his sons also collect baseball memorabilia. He enjoys good books, date nights and exercising. His greatest passion in ministry is preaching God's word through dynamic communication that helps people get on track and continue their relationship with Christ.

*You won’t want to miss the special combined service on Saturday morning, Aug. 11th at 10AM, in the Eastman Tabernacle

featuring speaker, RICK FERGUSON along with “Sound Doctrine” leading worship.

Young Adult worship will be led by a local band called “Sound Doctrine”.

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Women’s Rally

Tuesday, Aug. 7 @ 10:00 AM

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Beth Coppedge is the founder of Titus Women, a ministry of the Francis Asbury Society in Wilmore, Kentucky. Beth is an incredible communicator who challenges women to love God with all their hearts and to be lovers of Jesus, not just workers for him. She has a passion for women to find Jesus as all sufficient for them in every circumstance. Beth is dedicated to challenging women to personal holiness and discipleship and has spoken at women’s retreats all over the USA and overseas. Her desire is for women everywhere to walk daily in the Lord’s presence. Beth is a graduate of Asbury College and is married to Dr. Allan Coppedge, a former professor at Asbury Theologi-cal Seminary. They served four years in Colombia,

South America, as missionaries with OMS. They have four children, two of whom are missionaries, and fifteen grandchildren.

Cricket Albertson has worked for the Francis Asbury Society as an assistant to her grandfather, Dennis Kinlaw, for the past sixteen years, helping him put together and publish several books of his writings and sermons, including the top-selling daily devotional, "This Day with The Master". Dr. Kinlaw lived with her family in their home in Wilmore, KY, until his recent passing. Cricket has been a featured speaker at the "Come to the Fire" women’s conference. Her presentation, “Joy in the Secret Place,” encouraged women to experience the joy of a love relationship with Jesus Christ that expresses itself in holiness of heart and life by the power of the Holy Spirit. Cricket and her husband, Matt, have three teenage children who bring them much joy and keep them very busy.

Surrender

Featuring the Mother & Daughter Speaking Team of Beth Coppedge & Cricket Albertson

With Beth Fox leading worship

“Pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests.

With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints.” - Ephesians 6:18

Morning Prayer Service 7:00 AM Altar area of the Eastman Tabernacle

Pre-Service Prayer 6:30 PM Prayer Chapel

Pre-Service Prayer for Platform Staff 6:30 PM Eastman Tabernacle @ South side

Prayer and anointing available at the altar following morning and evening services.

Prayer Coordinator Meeting to be held in the Prayer Chapel on Saturday, August 11th immediately

following the morning service. Missionary Church Prayer Director, Rev. Tom Swank, would like to meet with all current prayer coordinators and any people interested in working with prayer ministry within our local churches.

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Healing Prayer Ministry Available during camp

Healing prayer is intentional, focused intercession designed to help people wait on the Lord, allow His spirit to uncover deep wounds, and then receive His truth in a way that brings lasting healing. Healing prayer ministry will be available at camp this year from Friday, August 3 through Thursday, August 9. Please contact Sheri Fornell by phone or text for an appointment. (734) 536-7131.

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Cafeteria Information

BROWN CITY CAMP

DAILY MEAL PRICES Breakfast Lunch Dinner Adults (12 and up) $4.00 $6.00 $5.00 Children (3 - 11) $3.00 $4.00 $4.00 Children (under 3) $1.00 $1.00 $1.00

ENTIRE CAMP MEAL PRICES (Includes Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Adults (12 and up) $125.00 Children (3 - 11) $ 80.00 Children (under 3) $ 25.00

YOUTH MEAL TICKET (Includes Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) Entire Camp $100.00 Per Day $ 10.00

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Meal Times:

Breakfast 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Lunch 11:45 AM - 1:00 PM Dinner 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM

***Please note: Our Staff will do their best to accommodate sugar-free, dairy-free and gluten-free choices in the main dishes, breads and desserts due to the increase in the population who require these special diets. Please notify our kitchen staff PRIOR TO MEALS of dietary needs so they can be prepared, preferably upon arrival to the campground, IF you plan to eat in the cafeteria. THANK YOU!

DATE BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

THUR. Aug. 2

Broccoli Cheese Soup / Sandwich / Salad Bar /Desserts

FRI. Aug. 3

French Toast/Bacon/ Oatmeal / Cereal /Fruit / Juice

Baked Ham / Scalloped Potatoes /Vegetable / Salad Bar /Roll /Dessert

Pasta Night!! Vegetable Lasagna/Spicy Sausage Penne/Chicken Fettucine Alfredo/Spaghetti/ Salad Bar/ Garlic Bread/Dessert

SAT. Aug. 4

Scrambled Eggs / Hashbrowns/ Bacon / Oatmeal / Fruit / Juice

BBQ Day!! Burgers /Brats/Hotdogs/ Potato salad/Baked Beans/Salad/Rolls/Dessert

BBQ DAY!! Smoked Brisket/Pulled Pork/Ribs/BBQ Chicken/Corn on the Cob/Coleslaw/Salad Bar/Dessert

SUN. Aug. 5

Biscuits & Sausage Gravy/Scrambled Eggs/Oatmeal/Cereal/Fruit/Juice

Roast Beef/Baked Potato/ Vegetable/Salad Bar/Roll/Dessert

Potato Leek Soup/ Sand-wich/Salad Bar/Dessert

MON. Aug. 6

Pancakes/Bacon/Oatmeal/Cereal / Fruit / Juice

Meatloaf /Mashed Pota-toes/ Vegetable/Salad Bar/ Roll/Dessert

Taco Night!! Tacos with All the Fixings / Salad Bar/Dessert

TUES Aug. 7

French Toast/Sausage/ Oatmeal / Cereal /Fruit / Juice

Roasted Tilapia / Rice Pilaf / Vegetable/ Salad Bar /Roll/Dessert

Beef Stew / Sandwich / Salad Bar /Dessert

WED. Aug. 8

Breakfast Pizza / Oatmeal / Cereal /Fruit / Juice

Parmesan Crusted Chick-en / Buttered Noodles / Vegetables / Salad Bar / Roll / Dessert

Chili / Cornbread/ Sand-wich/ Salad Bar/Dessert

THUR., Aug. 9

Scrambled Eggs / Hashbrowns/ Sausage/ Oatmeal/Cereal/Fruit / Juice

Glazed Salmon / Roasted Potatoes / Salad Bar / Roll / Dessert

Pizza Night!! Salad Bar / Dessert

FRI. Aug. 10

Biscuits & Sausage Gravy/ Scrambled Eggs/Oatmeal/Cereal/Fruit/ Juice

Sesame Chicken / Fried Rice / Egg Rolls /Crab Ragoon/ Salad Bar /Roll/Dessert

Seafood Chowder/ Sand-wich / Salad Bar / Dessert

SAT. Aug. 11

Breakfast Casserole/ Oatmeal/Cereal/Fruit/Juice

Roasted Pork Loin / Mashed Potatoes / Vege-table / Salad Bar / Roll /Dessert

Clean Out Fridge Party $2.00 All you can eat!!!

LEFTOVERS / Soup & Sandwich-es/ Plenty of food & fellowship!

SUN. Aug. 12

Pancakes / Sausage / Oatmeal / Cereal /Fruit / Juice

Chicken Enchiladas/Mexi-Rice/Salad Bar/Roll/Dessert

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We would like to welcome everyone back to another exciting year at Camp!

We have worked hard to stock the store with almost anything you might need while at Camp. Our goal is to make your stay more enjoyable and convenient.

Our volunteers have spent days shopping for bargains to pass on to our campers. Stop by to check out our convenient selections and affordable prices!

Store Hours

(Beginning @ 2:30PM first Thursday)

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM

After Evening Service - 9:30 PM

Closed ALL DAY Sunday!

Here are just a few of the items available:

REMEMBER, ALL PROCEEDS GO TO OUR CAMP, SO SUPPORT YOUR CAMP STORE!

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• Pop

• Tylenol

• Ice

• Milk

• Chips

• Orange Juice

• Bread/Buns

• Condiments

• Ice Cream

• Paper Plates

• Fruit

• Lunchmeat

• Candy

• RV Supplies

• Rubber

Sewer Seal

• Toothbrushes

• Cooking Oil

• Cheese

• Dish Soap

• Sugar

• Soap

• Band Aids

• Shampoo

• Toothpaste

• Fly Strips

Check out our great selection of hats

and t-shirts for kids and adults.

(T-shirts available until closing on Friday evening, Aug. 11th)

Coffee and donut hole for

just 50¢! Daily

Annual 1/2 Off Sale (perishable items only)

Starts immediately after the adult morning service on Saturday, August 11th.

Cash and checks ONLY

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BROWN CITY CAMP

SNACK SHACK

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Open Daily* 2:00 - 4:00 pm 8:30 - 10:00 pm

*Closed Sundays & During Services

Opens first Thursday

of Camp @ 8:30 pm

Hand-dipped ICE CREAM

SORBET WAFFLECONES

WATER * * * * * * * * *

Prices posted at Snack Shack

windows

SENIOR CITIZENS!! (AGE 60+)

There is special window and seating area

reserved for you in the

Dick Black Oasis

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NEW MEETING TIME & PLACE!!

Plan to join together for a time of prayer,

sharing & encouragement.

VETERANS ALLIANCE FOR CHRIST

Wednesday, Aug. 8 at 8:00AM

Cafeteria Conference Room

Bethel College Gathering for Alumni and Friends

Wednesday, August 8

Join us in the cafeteria immediately following the evening service to enjoy:

Refreshments! Door prizes!

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Brown City Camp

Golf Outing

Tuesday, August 7 Shotgun start at 7:30 a.m.

Holly Meadow Golf Course

(4855 Capac Road, Capac, MI) Cost for 18 hole scramble is

$32 per player (Includes: golf, cart and pizza buffet after play)

Sign up at the Information Window

All prizes and special shot awards courtesy of Bethel College

FAMILY ACTIVITIES

Family Fun Fair Kingdom Kids Tabernacle

Saturday, August 4 from 2:00 - 4:00 PM

Praise Gathering Concert Eastman Tabernacle

Featuring The Sound & The Foresters Sunday, August 5 at 2:30 PM

Market Place Front Pavilion

Wednesday, August 8 from 2:00 - 4:00 PM

Remedy Drive Concert Senior High Tab. Wednesday, August 8, after Evening Service

Children’s Night Eastman Tabernacle Thursday, August 9 at 7:00 PM

Youth Night Service Eastman Tabernacle

Friday, August 10 at 7:00 PM

5K Run and Walk Parking Lot

Saturday, August 11 at 8:00 AM

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Preachers vs. Youth All Star’s Softball Game

Saturday, August 11 at 3:00 PM

Any Questions see Randy Silverthorn 306 Elm Street

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ADULT SPORTS ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES WHEN WHERE TIME COMMENTS

SOFTBALL Daily Ball Fields 1:00-2:30 PM 3:45-5:00 PM 2nd Fri.-fast pitch

BASKETBALL Saturday Gym 1:00-2:30 PM

VOLLEYBALL Daily Adult Court 1:00-2:30 PM Court by ball field

PING-PONG Tuesday Gym 1:00-2:30 PM IF tables available

HORSESHOES Daily By Office 1:00-2:30 PM

25th ANNUAL BROWN CITY CAMP 5K RUN & WALK

Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 8:00 a.m.

Missionary Church Campgrounds, 8700 Wilcox Rd, Brown City, MI 48416

Course Description: The race will be run within the scenic confines of the Missionary Church Campgrounds near Brown City. The course is a combination of gravel roads and grass fields. The race will begin in the front parking lot by the entrance sign and end near the camp dining hall.

Entry Fee: $8.00 through Friday August 10, $10.00 on race day Please make check payable to “Brown City Camp”

Age Divisions: Men and women.... Run: 9 & under 10-12 13-15 16-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70 & up. Walk: 12 & under 13-24 25-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70 & up

Awards: Each runner will receive a specially designed T-shirt. Trophies will be awarded to the overall men's winner and women's winner and masters (40 & up) men’s and women's’ winner.

Awards will also be given to the top finishers in each age division There will be separate divisions for runners and walkers.

To Enter: Please sign up early to avoid the last minute rush!!

Volunteers: are needed before and during the run, setting up and manning the registration tables, water station and finish line. Please consider helping out! Leave your name, camp address and cell phone number at the camp office. ***************************** cut here ************************************ REGISTRATION: Brown City Camp 5K August 11, 2018 at 8:00 a.m. Name: _______________________________________________ Sex:______M______F Address:_______________________________________________________________ Phone:__________________ Home Church: __________________________________ Entry Type: Run Walk Age on Race Day:_______ T-Shirt Size: S M L XL Fee Enclosed:______$8.00 through August 10, $10.00 on race day Waiver: I release the organizers of the Brown City Camp 5K Run, the Brown City Camp Board and the Missionary Church of all liabilities connected with my participation in this event. I am physically fit to compete safely in the run and have not been advised otherwise by a physician. Signed:_____________________________________________ Date:_____________ Parent/Guardian (if under 18)_____________________________________________

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5K RUN AND WALK COURSE

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Wilcox Road North

August 11, 2018

Brown City Camp 5K

Ready, Set, GO!!

MAIN OFFICE

Information Window Lost and Found Open 8:00 am to 9:30 pm (Beginning first Thursday of camp)

**Closed during services

Financial / Lot Secretary Window (both Permanent & Temporary) Open 8:00 am to 9:30 am (Mon. - Sat.) Beginning first Friday of camp

Open 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm (Mon. - Sat.) (closed evenings & closed Sundays)

Public Address Announcements Daily at 8:30 am, 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm

YOUTH OFFICE 9:00 am to 10:30 pm

Beginning at 3pm first Thursday of camp

(closed during Evening services)

WELCOME CENTER

8:00 am to 11:00 pm

Volunteers are needed. Contact Welcome Center Staff.

In order to honor the Lord’s day, please refrain from manual labor (e.g., lawn maintenance) on Sundays

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Look for

NEW Youth Office

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2019 Reservations

** If you currently have a rental campsite and would like the same site for 2019 **

Please make sure you reserve that same site

by Monday, August 6th

All unreserved campsites will be available for others to reserve the morning of Tuesday, August 7th at the Camp Office. If all campsites are filled you will be added to the waiting list. Please note the times for the lot reservations window which are in this booklet or stop at the Camp Office. Times are posted on the building.

PLEASE NOTE: The Brown City Family Camp 10-day rate is $150 for BOTH Permanent & Temporary lot holders. The “off-camp” daily rate is $15/day.

*Note: Not all sites can be reserved for 2019. Please check at the Office as some sites are given out for temporary use.

If your site is not reserved by Monday, August 6th you will lose that site for 2019.

Financial / Lot Secretary Window Hours

(For both Permanent & Temporary Lots) Open 8:00 am to 9:30 am (Mon. - Sat.) Open 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm (Mon. - Sat.)

(closed evenings & closed Sundays)

REMINDERS FROM YOUR CAMP FACILITY &

MAINTENCE MANAGER, KEN BRICKER In order to keep the campgrounds clean and safe, please follow these guidelines:

• REFRIGERATORS: Refrigerators that are located outside of units on lots MUST BE LOCKED! They will be checked by the Health Dept.

• SEWER CONNECTIONS: Sewer connections must be sealed between camper units and risers on all lots. All campers must have these connections with them. These connections are not furnished by the camp. You will not be able to hook up without them. They can be purchased at RV supplies, and some Wal-Mart’s have them. The County Health Dept. checks to make sure these are installed.

• HEATERS AND STOVES: Only GAS Hot water Heaters and Stoves are allowed, with NO exceptions! Please do no violate your lot agreement.

• UNWANTED ITEMS: The campgrounds are used by several other groups each year. Please remove unwanted items from camp grounds, such as refrigerators, air conditioners, lawn furniture, lawn mowers, grills, etc. PLEASE CLEAN UP UNDER YOUR UNIT.

Small animals are making their homes under units.

• UNHOOK AND STORE ITEMS WHEN NOT IN USE: Please keep water lines and electrical cords unplugged and put away when lots are not in use. We are not responsible for damages caused by mowers hitting them.

• WATER USAGE AND LEAKS: Please conserve water throughout the week and immediately report all water leaks.

• CHANGES TO YOUR UNIT OR LOT: See Management before making changes to your lot or buildings. Please do not cut off sewer risers. If there is a problem contact the camp Facility & Maintenance Manager.

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Trash

Trash must be placed in garbage bags and put ONLY in designated collection centers. Please DO NOT place personal garbage in white “Top-Hat” containers! Contact the management for disposal of large items, such as furniture. Air Conditioning

Permits to use air conditioning during Family Camp are available for $20.00 at the Financial Window and the Information Window of the Camp Office. The permits must be displayed and visible from the street. Golf Carts ALL golf carts must be registered. Use Agree-ments & Permits are available at the camp office for $10. Cart rental information is also available at the Information Window. Office Windows

Information Window – All questions, reports of power outages, phone calls, mail, pavilion reser-vations, bottled gas requests, messages, A/C permits, golf cart permits, announcements, emer-gencies, Lost and Found, etc. will be handled at the Information Window. Financial / Lot Secretary Window - Use this

window to make payments for both long-term and temporary lots, requests for next year, bottled gas, A/C permits, donations and offerings.

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WINTERIZING YOUR OWN UNIT THIS FALL

Winterizing the water system of your cabin, mobile home, or R.V. is the owner's responsibility. If you do not do your own, you should make arrangements to have it done by one of these two qualified men by filling out a request form at their campsite or contacting them.

Ken Bricker 213 Sixth St. (camp time) brick047@gmail.com 810-346-2480 8590 Wilcox Rd. Brown City, MI 48416

Chris McKibben Sr. 315 Elm St. (camp time) truckerman312@gmail.com 586-634-0139 34371 Whitaker St. Clinton Twp., MI 48035

NEWS FROM YOUR LOT SECRETARY

1. IMPORTANT——-IMPORTANT——-IMPORTANT ALL final payments for TEMPORARY LOTS MUST BE postmarked BEFORE May 1, 2019; after that date, the Camp Board reserves the right to cancel your lot reservations for the 2019 camp. However you would be eligible for another campsite, if available. If you do not make your final payment by May 1, 2019, contact Tom Knight (810-265-4629)

or tbnite77@aol.com for any available lots.

2. ALL final payments for PERMANENT LOTS MUST BE post- marked BEFORE May 1, 2019; after that date, a $40 late fee will be charged. Permanent Campsite Agreement holders must use their campsite (or, allow the use of their campsite by any Missionary Church member, or any other person(s) agreeable to the camp board) at least once in any two year period during the regularly scheduled camp meeting. If you fail to occupy the campsite by noon the first Friday of camp, the Camp reserves the right to use the campsite. If you will be arriving after the first Friday of camp, MEMBERS may retain the use of the campsite by calling the Campsite Secretary at the Camp office, 810-346-2480.

3. CHANGES TO YOUR PERMANENT LOT AGREEMENT In an at-tempt to better serve the Camp, changes are occasionally made to the Permanent Lot Agreements. All changes and additions the Camp Board makes to the Permanent Lot Agreements apply to all Permanent Lot Campsite Agreement holders.

4. NOTE ABOUT OVERNIGHT CAMPING The registration fee you pay for the use of your campsite each year applies only to the 10 days of Family Camp. If you stay at your campsite outside of the normal 10-day Family Camp, there is a $15 per night donation fee—this applies to all Temporary or Permanent lots. You must register, and either place the donation in the donation box at the Welcome Center as you leave camp, or give the donation directly to Ken Bricker.

5. PERSONAL PROPERTY AND LIABILITY INSURANCE The Camp's insurance does not cover cottages, mobile homes, trailers, etc. against vandalism, accident, fire, wind damage, or other personal insurable items. We strongly urge each person with property on the campgrounds to obtain extended liability for your protection. This type of insurance should include property damage protection and liability.

6. CAMP BUILDING PERMITS You must obtain a building permit from the camp in order to build or add a shed, deck, or porch; pour concrete, add gravel, or make structural improvements. Building permits can be obtained by contacting the Buildings and Grounds Committee. The following individuals are on the Buildings and Grounds Committee: Ken Bricker (810-679-9638), Kurt Tuckey (989-872-1829), and John French (810-387-4570).

7. CAMPSITE RESERVATIONS Tom Knight is the Campsite Manager & can be reached at tbnite77@aol.com or 810-265-4629.

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MEDICAL SERVICES

Emergencies Call 911. If possible, notify the Camp Office or a Camp Worker,

who will direct the ambulance to the place of emergency.

Youth Program Nurse A nurse is on call for the teen camp program

and all registered lot and dorm youth, ages 12-17.

Nearby Medical Facilities Lot campers (adults and minors) with medical needs

should use one of the following facilities: Brown City Health Center 7115 Cade Road, Brown City (810) 346-2757

Family Health Care of Brown City 4472 Main Street, Brown City (810) 346-2751

McLaren Lapeer Region Hospital 1375 N. Main St., Lapeer (810) 667-5500

Marlette Regional Hospital 2770 Main Street, Marlette (989) 635-4000

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VEHICLE USE POLICY

• Stop Signs. Be reminded that there are 4-way stop signs at

the intersections of Center & 4th, Center & 7th streets. For

the safety of all our campers, please come to a full stop at

these intersections. This applies to ALL motorized vehicles,

INCLUDING GOLF CARTS. • Safety First. Please drive very cautiously on

the grounds during Family Camp. Look out

for running children and cars pulling out of

lots. Let’s make our camp accident free.

• Speed Limit. 10 mph or less! 5 mph around the

playground.

• Golf Carts. Drivers must be at least 18 & not registered in

the youth program to operate. Every passenger must be safe-

ly seated. All carts must be registered. Use Agreements and

Permits are available at the Information Window for a fee of

$10.00.

• Scooters, etc. No motorized or “razor” type scooters, No

hoverboards, ATV’s or “Gator” type vehicles permitted dur-

ing Family Camp.

• Minimum Driving Age. During Family Camp, all vehicles

(cars, trucks, golf carts, bicycles, etc.) are to be operated only

by those 18 years of age and older (and not registered in the

youth program). Exemptions must be approved by the

Camp Board.

• 5K Race. Use of vehicles on the grounds during the Annual

5K Race (the last Saturday morning of Family

Camp) is not permitted.

• Parking. Personal vehicles must be parked safely

on your lot. Only your own vehicles may be

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Our “Life Together” Agreement

Working to Create an Atmosphere of Loving Kindness and Respect

Because we come together at Brown City Family Camp as a Christian community we expect that those who attend will cooperate with our “Life Together” agreement that…

1. Christ-like attitudes and modesty are expected in our dress, behavior and entertainment choices. 2. Our speed limit is 10 MPH at all times. 3. Gates are closed 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM. 4. Quiet time begins at 11:00 PM. 5. Adults who are out after 11:00 PM should be going to/from the rest room or returning to their lot. Driving on the grounds after 11pm is Strictly prohibited. 6. No one is to sleep overnight in vehicles on the campgrounds, including the parking lot. 7. Youth under age 18, and not staying in the dorms, are expected to observe the same rules as those who stay in the dorms (and must Check-in at the Youth Office!) 8. Youth and unmarried young adults under the age of 21 may not be on a camp lot without an adult of at least age 21 being present on the same or adjacent lot and claiming responsibility for them. 9. Tobacco, alcohol, e-cigarettes, vaporizer or illegal drugs are not permitted. 10. Pets are not allowed on the grounds during family camp. 11. The use of any motorized vehicle, bicycle, or golf cart is limited to those age 18 and over who are not registered in the youth program. 12. Motorized or “razor” scooters, hoverboards, ATV’s and “Gator” type vehicles are not permitted. 13. Open campfires are not permitted during family camp without written

permission from the Camp Board. 14. Electric heaters and air conditioners may be used only by prior permission, since power is limited. Tampering with utilities is strictly prohibited. 15. All campers will cooperate with the security staff which serves us as authorized by the camp board. 16. The camp board has the right to deny camping privileges and/or terminate lot agreements to any uncooperative persons. 17. State regulations allow a MAXIMUM of 2 sleeping units per campsite. Kitchen/

cooking tents are permitted, but may not be used for sleeping at night. This policy will be strictly enforced!

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In Concert

Sunday, August 5, 2018 2:30 PM

Eastman Tabernacle

The Foresters

The Sound (formerly known as

The Rob Mills Family)

Music for All Ages!

Free Admission - Love Offering Taken

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Brown City Camp Board Brent Kriesch, Chairman Walt McLavy, Vice Chairman Jim Keller, Regional Director Kurt Tuckey, Secretary Susie Gardner, Financial Secretary Marcy Wagley, Children’s Director Rick Ferguson, Young Adult Director Bruce Ake Dave Engle John French Boyd King

Be Sure To Volunteer

MANY people are needed to help run our camp smoothly.

Areas of need:

To volunteer in the Cafeteria: Contact Don & Pat Matteson To volunteer for Housekeeping: Contact Diane Surma To volunteer for sweeping the Tabernacle: Contact John French To volunteer in Snack Shack: Contact Pam Davis To volunteer for Restroom Cleaning: Contact Sandi Spencer To volunteer as Front Gate Host: Contact Welcome Center Staff To volunteer at Registration Center: Contact Lori Opificius To volunteer in the Youth Office: Contact Jaime Fritz To volunteer for Trash Pick-Up: Contact Chris McKibben

Contact Camp Office for more information @ (810) 346-2480

Advisory Members: Ken Bricker, Facilitiy & Maintenance Manager Tom Knight, Camp Director Donna Recor, Youth Director

BCC

DATE

MORNINGS 10:00 AM

AFTERNOONS 2:30 PM

EVENINGS 7:00 PM

(6:00 PM on Aug. 12th)

Thursday August 2

David Gallimore

Friday August 3

Tom Knight

BCC Director

Pastors & Spouses’ Meeting 2:30

Cafeteria Conf. Room

David Gallimore

Saturday August 4

Bill Hossler

Family Fun Fair 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the

Kingdom Kids Tabernacle

David Gallimore

Sunday August 5

David Gallimore

Praise Gathering Concert featuring

The Sound & The Foresters

Dave Engbrecht

The Sound & The Foresters

Monday August 6

Dave Engbrecht

Adult Seminars (M-F @ 2:30 PM)

Dave Engbrecht Eastman Tabernacle

Doug Connelly

Cafeteria

David Gallimore Cafeteria Conference

Room

Marcus Warner Mon., Tues. & Fri.

The Gathering Place (Hoop Barn)

David Gallimore G.O. Night

“Global Outreach”

Tuesday August 7

Women’s Rally Beth Coppedge

Cricket Albertson

Dave Engbrecht

Wednesday August 8

Dave Engbrecht

David Gallimore Bethel College

Night

Thursday August 9

David Gallimore

Dave Engbrecht Kids’ Night

Friday August 10

Dave Engbrecht

Tim Veenstra Youth Night

Saturday August 11

Rick Ferguson Combined With

Young Adults & Worship Team

Pastors vs. Campers

Softball Game @ 3:00 PM

Dave Engbrecht

Sunday August 12

David Gallimore

No Service

6:00 PM David Gallimore

2018 Speaker Schedule