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BreakfastCafeteria or on your own.

Morning SeminarsTopics include Ellen White, Ephesians,

children’s outreach, women’s ministry and healthy living.

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Peter KulakovThe Big Tent

LunchCafeteria, The Plaza Cafe* or on your own.

(Sabbath lunch starts at 12:30 p.m.) *Closed on Sabbath.

Early Afternoon SeminarsTopics include cooking school training,

Medicare, making disciples and more.

Late Afternoon SeminarsTopics include media influences, medical outreach, serving the aging and more.

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Paul HooverThe Big Tent

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Pastor Mark Finley — 7 p.m.

Pastor Finley is the former host and director of It Is Written and the first Seventh-day Adventist pastor to do a satellite evangelistic series. He also served as one vice-president out of nine for the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and has written over 74 published books.

Evangelism is where Finley made his mark on the world, presenting more than 150 evangelistic meeting series around the globe in about 80 countries with resulting baptisms numbering in the thousands.

His best known association is as a television speaker for the current series Experience Hope, a weekly broadcast of the Hope Channel.

Teenie Finley — 7 a.m.

Ernestine Finley, BS, BA, better known as Teenie, wife of Pastor Mark Finley, international evangelist, holds degrees in personal ministries and communications. One of the major concentrations of her study was health ministry.

Teenie has held more than 250 cooking classes across the United States in the last forty years, with more than twenty thousand attendees.

Teenie is the mother of three grown children: Debbie, a physician; Rebecca, a registered dietitian; and Mark Jr., a physician assistant.

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Pastor Peter Kulokov — 11 a.m.

Peter Kulakov is a television evangelist, founding director of the first Christian Media Center in the former Soviet Union, pastor and overseas missionary.

In 1990 Kulakov was the first Christian to appear live, regularly, on two national communist radio networks, blanketing 11 time zones with 900 FM stations. Moscow State University research showed the Voice of Hope radio program as the most popular among all the other religious broadcasts.

In 2005 Peter Kulakov started a weekly Light of Hope television program in two languages, Russian and English.

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Wednesday, June 14, 6:30 p.m.Old-fashioned Hymn Sing .............................................................. Harold and Janelle Dixon

Wednesday, June 14, 7:00 p.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude .................................................................................................................................... Welcome .................................................................................................................Jeff KinneOpening Prayer & Scripture .........................................................................Pamela BackmanSong Service & Theme Song ............... Look to Jesus ................................. UCC Praise TeamEvangelism Feature ...............................................................................................Steve HueyOffering Appeal ..................................... Evangelism ..........................................John StantonOffertory .......................................................................................................... Duran DownesSpecial Music .................................................................................................Slavic EnsembleIntroduction of Speaker ....................................................................................... Paul HooverEvening Message .............................................................................................. Mark FinleyPostlude ........................................................................................................Rochelle Stanton

Thursday, June 15, 7:00 a.m.Welcome & Prayer ..............................................................................................Harry SharleyTheme Song ........................................ Look to Jesus .............................................................Devotional ..........................................................................................................Teenie FinleyPostlude ........................................................................................................... Teresa Wilkens

Thursday, June 15, 10:45 a.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude .................................................................................................................Patty MarshWelcome ................................................................................................................Alex BryanOpening Prayer/Scripture .....................................................................................Lloyd PerrinTheme Song ....................................... Look to Jesus ....................................Steve WalikonisEvangelism Feature ......................................................................................... Cindy WilliamsOffering Appeal ..................................... Evangelism ....................................... Cindy WilliamsOffertory ...............................................................................................................Patty MarshMorning Message .............................Faithful to the End ...................................Peter KulakovPostlude ................................................................................................................Patty Marsh

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Harold and Janelle Dixon Start camp meeting off right with a good old-fashioned hymn sing! Harold and Janelle Dixon will enthusiastically lead us in many of our old Advent favorites like “The Captain Calls” found in hymn books like Singing Youth, the ‘old’ hymnal, and Christ In Song. Harold and Janelle were both raised in musical families, obtained music degrees, and have always loved leading music. They have taught in New Mexico, California, Montana, Alaska, Idaho, and Spokane, but now reside in the pine forests of Spangle.

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Thursday, June 15, 6:30 p.m.Concert ................................................................................................................ Rejoice Trio

Thursday, June 15, 7:00 p.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude ......................................................................................................... Volody NesterukWelcome .................................................................................................................Jeff KinneOpening Prayer & Scripture ................................................................................Ryan KilgoreSong Service & Theme Song ............... Look to Jesus ................................. UCC Praise TeamEvangelism Feature ..........................Pathway to Health ........................................ Mark WeirOffering appeal ..................................... Evangelism .............................................. Mark WeirOffertory ............................................................................................................... Rejoice TrioSpecial Music .................................................................................................... David EstradaEvening Message ................................................................................................. Mark FinleyPostlude ........................................................................................................ Volody Nesteruk

Friday, June 16, 7:00 a.m.Welcome & Prayer ...............................……………… ........................................Harry SharleyTheme Song ........................................ Look to Jesus .............................................................Devotional ..........................................................................................................Teenie FinleyPostlude ........................................................................................................... Teresa Wilkens

Friday, June 16, 10:45 a.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude ..........................................................................................................Dalene JohnsonWelcome ................................................................................................................Alex BryanOpening Prayer ...............................................................................................Terrance TaylorTheme Song ........................................ Look to Jesus ....................................Steve WalikonisEvangelism Feature ............................................................................................John StantonOffering Appeal ..................................... Evangelism ..........................................John StantonOffertory ........................................................................................................Dalene JohnsonMorning Message ..............................................................................................Peter KulakovPostlude .........................................................................................................Dalene Johnson

Rejoice Trio - Rejoice Trio began when three homeschoolers were asked to provide an impromptu special music one Sabbath. They had way too much fun and discovered the joy of creating hymn arrangements. Arranging and playing together has become a favorite pastime and the group shares its music with churches in the Walla Walla Valley. Tobin, 15, plays piano as well as clarinet. Hannah, 15, and Eliana, 18, are both passionate violinists and play piano too. Rejoice Trio is thrilled to share God’s great love through music and proclaim the goodness of the Lord.

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Friday, June 16, 6:15 p.m.Concert ........................................................................................................ Sounds of Praise

Friday, June 16, 7:00 p.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude ...........................................................................................................Synnove StoverWelcome .................................................................................................................Jeff KinneOpening Prayer & Scripture ..............................................................................Kathy MarsonSong Service & Theme Song ............... Look to Jesus ................................. UCC Praise TeamEvangelism Feature ..................................................................... Larry Marsh & Eric JohnsonOffering Appeal ................................KEEP Endowment ...................................... Larry MarshOffertory ................................................................................................................... Rhett HillSpecial Music ....................................................................................................... Rudy MicelliIntroduction of Speaker ....................................................................................... Paul HooverEvening Message ................................................................................................. Mark FinleyPostlude ..........................................................................................................Synnove Stover

Sabbath, June 17, 7:00 a.m.Welcome & Prayer ..............................................................................................Harry SharleyTheme Song ........................................ Look to Jesus .............................................................Devotional ..........................................................................................................Teenie FinleyPostlude ........................................................................................................... Teresa Wilkens

Sounds of Praise - This Spokane-based choral group represents 50 members, ages 13-84, com-ing from eastern Washington and northern Idaho.

The singers have grown to be very much like fam-ily as they share a season of praise and prayer dur-ing their weekly practices. They feel very blessed to have dedicated, talented pianists and a director who is gifted in balancing parts and blending voices


Fun RunWant to get in some extra exercise? Meet at the flag pole, (between the boy’s and girl’s dorms) Friday morning at 7:30

a.m. for registration. The run starts at 8 a.m. Bring your friends and family for this fun 5K run

through the beautiful Palouse.

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Sabbath, June 17, 9:15 a.m.Song Service ................................................................................................ UCC Praise TeamWelcome & Opening Prayer ...............................................................................Teddy ShupeEvangelism Feature ............................................................................................... Youth RushOffering Appeal ..................................... Evangelism ....................................Robert KoorennyOffertory ....................................................................................................Kasey & Trista BaisMiVoden Mission .................................................................................................... Jeff WinesLesson Study ....................................................................................................Dave ThomasClosing Prayer ...................................................................................... Jennifer WintermeyerSong Service. ............................................................................................... UCC Praise Team

Sabbath, June 17, 11:00 a.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude .................................................................................................................................... Welcome ................................................................................................................Alex BryanPathfinder Honor Guard ............................................................................... UCC PathfindersInvocation ......................................................................................................... Lauren MasonTheme Song…… ................................. Look to Jesus ................................. UCC Praise TeamScripture Reading ................................................................................................Kevin McGillMiVoden Staff Dedication.................................................................................... Paul HooverEvangelism Feature ................................................................................................ Mark WeirOffering Appeal ..................................... Evangelism .............................................. Mark WeirOffertory .................................................................................................................. Bell ChoirSpecial Music ....................................................................................................... Rudy MicelliIntroduction of Speaker ....................................................................................... Paul HooverMorning Message ................................................................................................. Mark FinleyPostlude ........................................................................................................... Teresa Wilkens

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Sabbath, June 17, 2:30 p.m.Stories of Faith ......................................................................Personal Ministries DepartmentCome be inspired by the personal testimonies of how God is at work through our Upper Columbia Conference Outreach Coordinators.

Sabbath, June 17, 3:00 p.m.Concert ............................................................................................................... Rudy Micelli

Sabbath, June 17, 6:30 p.m.Concert ................................................................................................................Resounding

Rudy Micelli

Born and raised in southern Brazil, Micelli began singing in church with his family at the age of three. At the age of 13 he was conducting the senior choir at his church.

As a young man, his extraordinary talent caught the attention of secular musicians, which even-tually led to a life of emptiness. But God never stopped tugging at his heart. Rudy rededicated his life to the Lord and never looked back.

Resounding - Resounding has been singing together as a group for over 10 years. All four members attend the South Hill Adventist Church in Spokane, Wash. Ron Prewitt sings tenor. Jimmy Johnson sings lead. Ed Browning sings baritone. Ken Cramer sings bass. Resounding loves to encourage the body of Christ by sharing Jesus’ deep and abiding love for everyone through their music.


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Join Us Next Year With John McVayCamp Meeting • June 20-23, 2018 • Upper Columbia Academy

Visit the registration desk Sabbath evening, 9 to 10 p.m., to reserve your lodging spot for next year.

Sabbath, June 17, 7:00 p.m. (Signing for the hearing impaired available.)

Prelude ........................................................................................................ Rochelle StantonWelcome .................................................................................................................Jeff KinneOpening Prayer & Scripture ........................................................................... Alareece CollieSong Service & Theme Song ............... Look to Jesus ................................. UCC Praise TeamEvangelism Feature ..............................................................................................Patty MarshOffering Appeal ..................................... Evangelism ............................................Patty MarshOffertory ........................................................................................Pedro & Anabella NaranjoSpecial Music ........................................................................................................ResoundingEvening Message ................................................................................................ Paul HooverPostlude ....................................................................................................... Rochelle Stanton



Thursday, 9:30 a.m.Jesus and Science: Jesus and a Bottle of Water ................................Davidson (Band Room)Who is Ellen White and Why Does She Matter ........................Tutsch (Davis Fireside Room)Live Streaming Fundamentals ......................................................................Adams (Ad 116)Road Map for Avoiding Long Term Care Disasters ........................Ama & St. Lewis (Ad 117)Children’s Ministry Part 1: Interactive Storytelling * .......................................... Reis (Ad 118)Equipping Members for Personal Ministry: Awakening Interest ................. Morgan (Ad 203)Media Influences on Families: The Power of Media ...........................................Ellis (Ad 204)Gospel/Medical Evangelism: Models from History .....................Kelly & Ravencroft (Ad 209)How Juicing Saved My Life ............................................................................... Kerr (Ad 215)* Thursday only

Thursday, 2:30 p.m.Jesus and Science: Outside the Box ..................................................Davidson (Band Room)How to Hold a Cooking School ** .....................................................Finley (Home Ec Room)19th Century Prophet, 21st Century Application ......................Tutsch (Davis Fireside Room)Ephesians Part 1: Who You Are in Christ * ..................................................... Blake (Ad 116)Medicare 101 * ............................................................................................ Gulden (Ad 117)Children’s Ministry Part 2: Teaching Children to Pray * ..................................... Reis (Ad 118)Equipping Members for Personal Ministry: Helping People Decide ........... Morgan (Ad 203) Media Influences on Families: Media Choices ...................................................Ellis (Ad 204)Principles of Medical Ministry: Why it Matters ...................... Kablanow & Torquato (Ad 209)How to Use & Make Charcoal in an Emergency ................................................ Kerr (Ad 215)* Thursday only, ** Class ends at 5 p.m.

Thursday, 4:00 p.m.Jesus and Science: Zero Probability and the ABCs ............................Davidson (Band Room)Ellen White and Last Day Events ...............................................Tutsch (Davis Fireside Room)Ephesians Part 2: By Grace You Have Been Saved * ....................................... Blake (Ad 116)Medicare 101 * O ........................................................................................ Gulden (Ad 117)Children’s Ministry Part 3: Children’s Church * .................................................. Reis (Ad 118)Building Women’s Ministry in Your Church ...................................................Salmon (Ad 203)Company Evangelism: A Current Example ........................... Kablanow & Torquato (Ad 209)How Juicing Saved My Life O ........................................................................... Kerr (Ad 215)* Thursday only, O A repeated seminar

Thursday Seminars

Blood DriveGive the gift of life. Friday, June 16 from 11:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The bus will be parked outside the cafeteria.

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Friday, 9:30 a.m.Jesus and Science: Jesus and a Bottle of Water O ............................Davidson (Band Room)Who is Ellen White and Why Does She Matter O .....................Tutsch (Davis Fireside Room)Live Streaming Fundamentals O ...................................................................Adams (Ad 116)Children’s Ministry Part 4: Memorizing Without Tears * .................................... Reis (Ad 118)Equipping Members for Personal Ministry: Awakening Interest O ............. Morgan (Ad 203)Media Influences on Families: The Power of Media O .......................................Ellis (Ad 204)Gospel/Medical Evangelism: Models from History O .................Kelly & Ravencroft (Ad 209)How to Use & Make Charcoal in an Emergency O ............................................ Kerr (Ad 215)* Friday only, O A repeated seminar

Friday, 2:30 p.m.Jesus and Science: Outside the Box O ..............................................Davidson (Band Room)How to Hold a Cooking School O**..................................................Finley (Home Ec Room)19th Century Prophet, 21st Century Application O ..................Tutsch (Davis Fireside Room)Ephesians Part 3: Marriage * .......................................................................... Blake (Ad 116)Road Map for Avoiding Long Term Care Disasters O ....................Ama & St. Lewis (Ad 117)Children’s Ministry Part 5: Children’s Praise and Worship * ............................... Reis (Ad 118)Equipping Members for Personal Ministry: Helping People Decide O ....... Morgan (Ad 203) Media Influences on Families: Media Choices O ...............................................Ellis (Ad 204)Principles of Medical Ministry: Why it Matters O .................. Kablanow & Torquato (Ad 209)How Juicing Saved My Life O ........................................................................... Kerr (Ad 215)* Friday only, O A repeated seminar, ** Class ends at 5 p.m.

Friday, 4:00 p.m.Jesus and Science: Zero Probability and the ABCs O ........................Davidson (Band Room)Ellen White and Last Day Events O ...........................................Tutsch (Davis Fireside Room)Ephesians Part 4: The Fruit of the Spirit * ....................................................... Blake (Ad 116)Building Women’s Ministry in Your Church O ...............................................Salmon (Ad 203)Company Evangelism: A Current Example O ....................... Kablanow & Torquato (Ad 209)How to Use & Make Charcoal in an Emergency O ............................................ Kerr (Ad 215)* Friday only, O A repeated seminar

Friday Seminars

Estate Planning AppointmentsWould you like to visit with an estate planning professional about your will or

retirement plans? Call 509-242-0472 to make an appointment.



Jesus and Science Presenters: Jim and Virginia Davidson ........................................................ Band Room

If there really is a God, wouldn’t there be evidence of God in the common things all around us? You’ll be amazed at the complexity and awesome energy contained in com-mon drinking water.

Jim and Virginia are board members of Jesus and Science Seminars, Inc. Jim will present the story of his changing from an agnostic with no belief in God, dropping out of college and on a path to ruin, to a radically transformed life. He found God willing and able to be involved in his life and his everyday challenges.

Virginia is Jim’s wife and mother of their children. She is a professional stained-glass artist and has taught Bible and English at the secondary level. She has published in the Bible Study Guide and several subscription magazines, most recently in the anthology “Servant God.” She is passionate about the God who is love and what He is doing in the universe, and what it is He really wants.

How to Hold a Cooking SchoolPresenter: Teenie Finley ........................................................................Home Ec Room

Teenie Finley has held more than 250 cooking classes across the United States with more than twenty thousand attendees. This class will demonstrate how to hold a cooking school in your church or community. This class runs from 2:30 to 5 p.m.

Teenie is the mother of three grown children: Debbie, a physician; Rebecca, a registered dietitian; and Mark Jr., a physician assistant. One of her great delights has been preparing tasty, healthful vegetarian dishes for her family.

Seminar DetailsAd: The administration building room num-bers and names are shown on the diagram to the right and are posted on the door of each room.

Home Ec: The Cooking School seminar will be conducted in the home ec classroom which is on the north side of the girl’s dorm.

Band Rm: The band room is on the west side of the music building on the lower level.

The Davis Fireside Room is located on the north side of the cafeteria. (See map on back page for more details.)

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Who is Ellen White?Presenter: Cindy Tutsch ................................................. Location: Davis Fireside Room

Dr. Cindy Tutsch will present the following seminars:1. Who is Ellen G. White and Why Does She Matter2. 19th Century Prophet, 21st Century Application 3. Ellen White and Last Day Events

Dr. Cindy Tutsch most recently served until retirement as an associate director of the Ellen G. White Estate at the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. She has been in-volved in youth ministry, teaching, and evangelism for 45 years, as a pastor, Bible teacher, lay ministries coordinator, television host, literature-evangelism leader, and conference youth director. She is the author of four books and scores of articles. She and her hus-band, Ulrich, especially enjoy outdoor recreation with their children and grandchildren.

Live Streaming FundamentalsPresenter: Tim Adams .........................................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 116It seems that every church is trying to get into live streaming, but how do you know you’re ready for it? In this seminar, presenter Tim Adams will take you through the process of what equipment is necessary to live stream at all budget levels, what considerations you need to think about before buying equipment and how to create a way to attract and engage viewers.

Road Map For Avoiding Long Term Care Disasters Presenter: Jennipher Ama and Lynn St. Louis .....................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 117

Gain Invaluable insights from the region’s leading elder care attorney and aging life care manager on how to navigate the long term care landscape to protect you, your assets and your loved ones.

Jennipher Ama is a certified Aging Life Care Manager. As president and founder of Family First Senior Care, Inc, she is one of the area’s leading experts on Home Care and Geriatric Care Management. As a Registered Nurse and Certified Care Manager, specializing in Critical Care Nursing, Jennipher uses the skills and experience gained over many years working in healthcare and business development to advocate for those in need of addi-tional assistance throughout their continuum of care.

Lynn St. Louis is an Elder Law Attorney and founding partner of Elder Law Group. She believes that no one is more deserving of dependable and compassionate support than our seniors. She experienced first-hand the unique challenges facing those in need of Long-Term Care by providing care and guidance for her own aging parents. She founded Lynn St. Louis Law Office PLLC, now known as Elder Law Group PLLC, so that others could benefit from her expertise, personal insight and experience.

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Medicare 101 Presenter: Jean Gulden, CLU, CASL ....................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 117

Educational overview of Medicare. Come learn the basics of Medicare and understanding your options, when and how to choose, and some of the consequences of your choice.

Jean began her insurance career in 1978 but took a very long sabbatical after being blessed with triplet daughters. She returned to insurance about 12 years ago and has been an independent agent for the last seven years. Jean looks forward to sharing her expertise in educating attendees as a service, and is not here to promote any product or her busi-ness. Though licensed for Life, Health, Long-term Care and Financial products, her focus is on Medicare and individual health insurances. An avid horseback rider and trainer, she also enjoys gardening and lives with her husband of 37 years in the Spokane Valley.

Children’s Ministry Presenter: Francini Reis .......................................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 118

Francini Reis will present five seminars on children’s ministries. Each one will be presented once and will apply toward a children’s ministries certification.1. “Interactive Storytelling” Learn the importance of stories, how to prepare, and cre-

ative ways to tell the Bible stories to children.2. “Teaching Children to Pray” Come experience prayer. Learn about its nature, and

creative ways to engage children in prayer.3. “Children’s Church” Learn the purpose of having a children’s church, how to get it

started, tips for maintaining a successful ministry, and recommended resources.4. “Memorizing without Tears” Learn different kinds of knowledge, and creative ways to

help kids memorize scripture.5. “Children’s Praise and Worship” Come learn and share what praise and worship for

children is all about. How children worship at different ages, and experience creative ways to praise to the Lord.

Francini Reis grew up in Brazil and has been an educator since 1997. She has a B.A. in Math & Science, is certified in Montessori and Music Education for kids, and is finishing her Masters in Education. She and her husband and their daughters, Pamela, Chloe and Mckayla, enjoy spending time together as a family and working in children’s ministries.

Equipping Members For Personal MinistryPresenter: Annie Morgan .....................................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 203

Former assistant director for the Amazing Facts Center for Evangelism, Annie has been actively involved in soul winning since 1993, serving as a Bible instructor, trainer, and evangelism coor-dinator for local churches and two net evangelism programs. She finds inspiration and motiva-tion in watching the miracles that God can work – even in those who seem so resistant to truth!

Awakening Spiritual Interest - Learn to awaken spiritual interest, recognize the moments when a person is open to the gospel, understand why people react the way they do, and discover equations to successfully reach both the hostile and apathetic.

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Helping People Decide - When God’s word is skillfully shared, the Holy Spirit will lead a person to decision. Learn the art of cooperating with God in this important work. Study the science of how the Holy Spirit uses the Soul Winner to share God’s word with people who are in the valley of decision.

Building Women’s Ministry in Your ChurchPresenter: Marilyn Salmon...................................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 204

Throughout history, the daughters of God have played an important role in the work of the Lord. We will explore prayerful inspiration and encouragement for beginning and building an effective Women’s Ministry in your church to help build the body of Christ.

Marilyn Salmon is a Critical Care nurse of 28 years in the Spokane area. She currently serves as a coleader of Women’s Ministry and an Associate in Pastoral Care for her local church. She also serves as Team Lead for Spokane Hospice Missions which takes local teams to serve in rural Kenya. Her desire is to inspire and encourage people to seek out their giftedness in Christ to become “living stones” to build up the body of Christ. She and her husband Rupert have home schooled their two daughters Meghin and Ariana who both now attend Walla Walla University. They both love spending time serving in their local church.

Media Influences on FamiliesPresenter: Lynelle R. Ellis ....................................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 204

Part 1: The Power of Media--a look at the influence that media has on our lives. How much do we consume? How does it effect us? In this era of “always on” media we, as Christians, need to better understand the mediated world around us so that we can be more discern-ing consumers.

Part 2: Media Choices--media is powerful, so this session takes a careful look at biblical principles and some helpful suggestions about how we might be discerning consumers of media and how we might structure family life related to media to make way for healthy relationships and spiritual growth. How can we use media for good, rather than becoming victims or addicts? Lynelle Ellis is an associate professor in the communications and languages department at Walla Walla University and the Director of the Center for Media Ministry (housing the new Master of Arts in Media Ministry degree). She is married to Daniel Ellis and they have three children.

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Camp Meeting Store:Thursday & Friday: 9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.Saturday night: 9:15 - 11:00 p.m.Sunday: 8 - 9 a.m.

Spokane Store:Monday - Thursday: 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.



Gospel/Medical Missionary EvangelismPresenter: Erik Kelly and Jesse Ravencroft .........................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 209

Today many in the Seventh-day Adventist denomination are feeling the need for the miss-ing element of revival as well as the ability to reach the people as Jesus did. Come hear about a method of evangelism that brings revival to the church and reaches people for Jesus. When these principles are followed, the pen of inspiration affirms, “see if the breath of life will not quickly return to these churches.”

Erik Kelly is a seminary graduate and nurse practitioner working part-time in a local clinic with Dr. John Torquato. His great interest lies in creating bridges between the clinic and community and helping to revive the knowledge and practice of company evangelism.

Jesse Ravencroft is a pastor and licensed massage therapist, and curator of the W.D. Frazee library on the campus of Wildwood Health Institute. He has a burden to bring back the success seen in evangelism when we follow the Lord’s directives.

Principles of Medical Ministry: Why it MattersPresenter: Wayne Kablanow and John Torquato .................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 209We will explore the Biblical and Spirit of Prophecy principles of Christ’s method of ministry. We believe that His method will give our church and our conference the cutting edge in evangelism and church growth – both spiritually and numerically.

Company Evangelism: A Current ExamplePresenter: Wayne Kablanow and John Torquato .................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 209An overview of a two year experiment in gospel/medical evangelistic outreach in Spokane to start in September 2017 involving a company of volunteers including evangelists, doctors, pastors, medical providers, nurses, Bible workers, dentists, colporteurs, outreach coordinators, church members, cooks, massage therapists, and others. This will be a collaborative effort available to all Spokane area ministries and open to all who wish to participate.

Wayne Kablanow is a church planting pastor and the church planting coordinator for Upper Columbia Conference. He is currently planting and building two churches in the Spokane area. He has a passion to reunite the gospel work with the medical work because he believes that Christ-like work for the body and Christ-like work for the soul is ONE work.

John Torquato, MD is a Board Certified Family Medicine physician with offices in Hayden Idaho, Spokane Valley, and soon in Mead Washington. He is also the medical director of Total Health Spokane, and outreach effort of church members seeking to bless the city of Spokane starting in the fall of 2017. He enjoys empowering church members to reach out to their communities through sacrificial acts of loving kindness and is passionate about helping to reverse “the worst evil.”

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Verse 1Open up your eyes;Do not walk away.He who calls the starsIs calling you to stay and look to...

ChorusJesus, all we need is found in Him. Living water, flowing life down deep within. Yes, it’s Jesus the answer you will find in Him. Verse 2He knows every name;He knows every face.He welcomes everyone to his amazing grace

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Juicing & Charcoal Presenter: Barbara Kerr ......................................................Location: Ad Bldg, Rm 215

Barbara Kerr will share her personal story of how juicing saved her life after 13 years of de-bilitating Crohn’s disease. You will learn how to make simple, wholesome juices, and why it is important to juice even if you consider yourself healthy.

Charcoal may be the most powerful natural remedy God has given us to use in a crisis. Join us and learn how to make different types of poultices & how to make charcoal in your own backyard.

Barbara is a health practitioner passionate about helping people eat better and live healthier lives. After years of living with Crohn’s disease and almost dying twice by age 29, Barbara embarked on a mission to completely change her diet and lifestyle. Barbara’s de-termination evolved into a career that includes cooking schools, health classes, TV appear-ances and live blood cell analysis. She is the author of two cookbooks and has produced dozens of radio programs.

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Where’s My Child? Your child’s safety is our highest priority and we want to make sure their experience at camp meeting is fun, enjoyable and safe for all. Please help us by keeping track of your children at all times. If at any time your child is missing, please notify security immediately by calling (509) 242-0664.

Young Disciples Schedule

BeginnersFor ages 0-3 Location: Girls Dorm Chapel *

Thursday - Friday9:30 - 10:30 a.m. .......... Morning Program4:00 - 5:00 p.m. ......... Afternoon Program

Sabbath9:30 - 10:30 a.m. .......... Morning Program

Note to ParentsBeginner children must be accompanied by their parent or guardian at all times.

Kindergarten and Primary children must be registered and picked up by their parent or guardian.

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JuniorsFor ages 10-13Location: Tent beside Tennis Courts * Wednesday6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ............. Evening Meeting

Thursday - Friday9:30 a.m. - Noon .......... Morning Meeting2:30 - 5:00 p.m. ......... Afternoon Meeting6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ............. Evening Meeting

Sabbath9:30 a.m. .......................... Sabbath School11:00 a.m. .................................... Worship6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ............. Evening Meeting

Teen FusionFor ages 13-17We Church: God, You and the Hypocrite Next Door - Matthew and Laura LucioLocation: UCA Church *

Wednesday7:00 p.m. ....................... Evening Meeting

Thursday - Friday9:30 a.m. - Noon .......... Morning Meeting2:30 - 5:00 p.m. ...........Afternoon Meeting7:00 p.m. ....................... Evening Meeting

Sabbath9:30 a.m. .......................... Sabbath School11:00 a.m. .................................... Worship7:00 p.m. ....................... Evening Meeting

KindergartenFor ages 4-6Location: Old Cafeteria *

Wednesday6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ..............Evening Meeting

Thursday - Friday9:30 - Noon ...................Morning Meeting4:00 - 5:00 p.m. ..........Afternoon Meeting6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ..............Evening Meeting

Sabbath9:30 a.m. ........................... Sabbath School11:00 a.m. ......................Children’s Church6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ..............Evening Meeting

PrimaryFor ages 7-9Location: Tent on east side of gymnasium*

Wednesday6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ...............Evening Meeting

Thursday - Friday9:30 a.m. - Noon ............Morning Meeting2:30 - 5:00 p.m. ...........Adventurer Awards6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ...............Evening Meeting

Sabbath9:30 a.m. ............................ Sabbath School11:00 a.m. ......................................Worship6:50 - 8:30 p.m. ...............Evening Meeting

*See map on the back page for meeting locations.



Guest Services The guest services desk is located in the gymnasium. Hours are: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Their phone number is (509) 242-0663.

First Aid & SecurityCall 911 for medical emergencies. Call (509) 242-0664 for first aid or security needs.

ABC Christian BookstoreDuring camp meeting, June 14-17, the ABC Bookstore will be open in the gymnasium as well as at the conference office. See page 17 for hours of operation.

ShowersThe showers in the gymnasium will be available from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Lost & FoundLost or found items may be taken to the security office in the gymnasium.

Dorm RoomsPlease plan on checking out of your room by 11:00 a.m. Sunday.

PetsPets are not allowed on the main campus, in buildings, meetings, tents or dorm rooms. Exceptions are made for trained service animals. Guests in RVs may bring pets as long as they keep their pets quiet and indoors unless walking them in designated pet areas. Pet owners, must clean up completely after their pet and dispose of any waste. Any pet owner out of compliance with this policy will be asked to leave.

ProhibitedAlcoholic beverages, smoking, illegal drugs, firearms and fireworks are not permitted on campus. (The campus is a smoke-free environment.) Hoverboards, skateboards, scooters and roller blades are not permitted during camp meeting. Bicycles are allowed only on paved roads.

Literature and SolicitationLiterature may only be distributed in the exhibit booths in the gymnasium and must be approved by camp meeting administration. Solicitation of funds is not permitted.

PhotographyPhotography during meetings should be done in such a way as to avoid distracting the congregation. Spot-lit video and camera tripods are

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limited to approved staff. Flash photography is not permitted, except by authorized staff.

Sabbath RestPlease refrain from moving into or out of your camp site, RV site or dorm room during Sabbath hours (sundown Friday through sundown Sabbath). Thanks!

Quiet HoursIn consideration of others on campus, please keep activities and noises to a minimum from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.

Publication NoticeStill images, video or other images may be taken of camp meeting participants and attendees. These images may be used by the Upper Columbia Conference and its affiliates on web sites and in published promotional materials. Other such images may be used as part of a security system. If you do not wish to have your image published as such, please advise Upper Columbia Conference camp meeting director, Jay Wintermeyer, in writing, and we will consider reasonable requests.

ParentsFor safety purposes, please know where your children are at all times.

Be ConsiderateRadios, TV and stereos should be operated so as to avoid inconvenience to others.

Videos of MeetingsAll main meetings are being streamed live as well as recorded. Videos will be available online, following each meeting at www.uccsda.org/campmeeting.

General PotluckIf you brought a potluck lunch, join other families at the Home Ec. room after the Sabbath worship service for a fellowship meal.

Shuttle ServiceWednesday: ....................................................... 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Thursday and Friday: ...........................................6:45 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Sabbath: ..................6:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday Night: ........ (From gymnasium only) 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.



P laza CafeNeed a quick bite? Pick up a burger, a sandwich, hot dogs, corn dogs and more (all vegetarian.) Right next to the cafeteria. Cash only.

Sabbath:Breakfast: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.Lunch: 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.Supper: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Cafeteria HoursWednesday-Friday:Breakfast: 8 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.Lunch: 12 p.m. to 12:45 p.m.Supper: 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.

Meal TicketsEach person entering the cafeteria must have a meal ticket, except children under three years old. Tickets for Sabbath lunch are different than regular tickets. All meal tickets are $8.00 each and may be purchased at the guest services desk in the gymnasium. Purchases must be made before Sabbath. All sales are final.

Camp Meeting Dining

Hours on Thursday and Friday:11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.5:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.

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Come visit the gymnasium and check out the exhibit hall. You’re welcome to visit the exhibits anytime during the day. Please note, the booths will be staffed the following times:

Wednesday: 5 - 7 p.m.Thursday-Friday: 12 - 2 p.m. and 5 - 7 p.m.Sabbath: 1 - 3 p.m. and 5 - 7 p.m.

Adventist Community Services & Urban Ministries

Find ideas to help your church serve your neighbors. Learn how HAM radio can help your community.

Adventist Education Stop by and learn how Adventist education gives children a distinct advantage for life.

ASAP Ministries Discover how ASAP Ministries trains and supports Southeast Asian ethnic missionaries.

Camp MiVoden We’ve been witnessing to campers for more than 70 years. Find out about summer camp and how you can par-ticipate in the fun at Camp MiVoden.

Carl Sullivan Colporteur Store Stop by to learn about witnessing publications including an illustrated Bible, cookbooks and more.

Children’s Ministries See what’s available to help kickstart your outreach to children in your church and community.

Disaster Response Discover how to help when disaster strikes near you. Pick up your Firewise materials.

Egyptian Papyrus Find out more about this ministry sharing the gospel in Egypt.

Estate Planning & Trust Services Learn how to receive life-time income, create an estate plan, or make gifts that advance the cause of God, all while taking care of family.

2017 Exhibitors



2017 ExhibitorsFoundation ONE A lay-led ministry providing life-

changing opportunities for many UCA students.

Gospel Outreach Learn about this lay-led mission out-reach organization, based in College Place, Wash.

Guyana Adventist Ministries Find out how they meet the local vil-lage needs in Guyana.

He’s Alive Television Come see, hear and learn first hand how He’s Alive Television is changing lives and helping churches grow.

Health Ministries Find out how to be healthy and how to hold a health program at your church.

It is Written Learn about the It Is Written broad-cast, Bible studies and their weekly programs, video podcasts and more.

Klondike Mountain Health Retreat Stop by and discover beautiful nature videos and health-related videos and products.

Literature Evangelism If you are interested in outreach to our communities, GLOW is an excellent resource.

Native American Ministries Discover what resources are available for reaching Native Americans and learn how you can partner with Upper Columbia Conference in this impor-tant and challenging work.

New Reality International NRI provides physical, emotionaland spiritual healing to the most vulnerable children suffering from extreme poverty, disease and injustice worldwide.

North View Church Stop by for a free massage and learn more about Total Health Spokane and how you can integrate health out-reach into your local church.

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2017 ExhibitorsOverland Trailer A manufacturer of teardrop travel

trailers that offers employment to UCA students.

Paruima Mission Academy Come by and find out how Paruima Mission Academy seeks to equip local people with leadership and educa-tion.

Pathfinders Talk to district coordinators for Path-finders and Adventurers and learn how to start a Pathfinder Club in your church!

Personal Ministries Learn about personal ministries and how Bible workers can energize the local church outreach model.

The Quiet Hour Come see what The Quiet Hour is doing today.

Satellite Evangelism Discover how you can share the gos-pel with satellite technology.

Upper Columbia Academy Whether you have a student get-ting ready for high school or young children we would love to introduce you to UCA.

Walla Walla University Pick up an application and learn more about our local Adventist university.

Walla Walla Valley Academy Learn more about our Adventist high school in the Walla Walla Valley.

Water for Life International Bringing hope through life-giving water.

Women’s Ministries Find out how you can serve and encourage the women in your church as well as learn more about women’s ministry events.

Youth & Family Life Ministries Stop by and learn all the ways we work with you to strengthen your family.

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