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In 1867 Wisconsin’s fi rst Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting was held. Church leader, Isaac Sanborn offered the use of his cow pasture east of Janesville, and a big meeting tent was ordered for $16. About a dozen families camped in tents; others stayed in nearby homes. Uriah Smith and James and Ellen White came from Battle Creek to speak at what W.C. White later called a “forerunner of camp meetings.” About 1,200 attended this fi rst camp meeting.

Those early sessions were quite different from the camp meetings we know today. Most families arrived by wagon, but in 1876 one man walked 70 miles to attend the camp meeting in Ripon! Campers brought baked goods and fresh garden produce, and one year a local family even brought a cow.

Daily programs began at 5:00 a.m. Scandinavians packed the Oakland tent to hear messages preached in their native language. After the evening meeting, children gathered around the campfi re to hear James White tell stories of the early days. The Whites attended Wisconsin camp meetings for many years.

Since those pioneer years, camp meetings have met in 52 Wisconsin cities. From 1927-1977 they remained at Portage. Then after two years at Wisconsin Academy, facilities were moved to Camp Go Seek, now called Camp Wakonda.

Despite many changes, we still come together for the same reason: to grow stronger in the Lord. May you be richly blessed this week.

Mike EdgePresident

F. Brian StephanSecretary/Treasurer

“We have nothing to fear for the future, except as we shall forget the way the Lord has led us, and His teaching

in our past history.” LS 196

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9:00 am Pioneer ChapelMonday-Friday Pioneer Songs and Their Stories

9:30 am Pioneer PavilionMonday-Thursday Struggles and Victories - Adventism Comes to Wisconsin

11:00 am Pioneer PavilionMonday-Friday Landmarks of Adventism

12:00-7:00 pm Behind PavilionSabbath-Sabbath Church History Displays in Heritage Tent

2:15 pm Pioneer ChapelSunday William Miller: Second Coming Monday Hiram Edson: Sanctuary Tuesday Joseph Bates: Sabbath Wednesday Charles Fitch: State of the Dead Thursday Ellen White: Prophecy Friday James White: Church Organization

4:00 pm Pioneer ChapelSunday Wisconsin-The Beginning of World Missions Monday Enactment: Choosing A Church Name Tuesday Enactment: Henry White's Funeral Wednesday Enactment: Wisconsin Pioneer Stories Thursday Enactment: Wisconsin Pioneer Stories

9:00-10:00 pm Behind PavilionSabbath-Friday Church History Displays in Heritage Tent

Be sure and see the display on Adventist church history created by the General Conference located in Pioneer Pavilion. It is on temporary loan for the week.

Offering Schedule

Mike EdgeWisconsin Conference President

First Friday Evening Speaker

G. Alexander BryantSecretariat of the North American Division

First Weekend Speaker

Philip SamaanTheology Professor Southern Adventist University

Second Weekend Speaker

Dave & Ginny AllenRetired Bible Teacher Retired School Nurse Speaker/Writer

Weekday Morning Speakers

Ed ReidAsst. to the President in Planned Giving at Adventist World Radio

Weekday Evening Speaker

Adam CaseColumbus District Pastor

1st Sabbath and Sunday

Nate SkaifeMilwaukee District Pastor

Wednesday & Thursday

Greg & Lesa BuddPrayer Ministry Coordinators

Early Glow LeadersSabbath - Sabbath

Jean-Marcel ClouzetMadison District Pastor

Monday & Tuesday

Titus Naft anailaMadison District Pastor

Friday & 2nd Sabbath

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Richard & Jo Ann DavidsonSeminary ProfessorsAndrews University

Weekday Morning Speakers

David TrimDirector of Archives, Statistics and Research for the General Conference

Weekday Morning Speaker

Quentin PurvisSecretariat for the Alaska Conference of SDA

Young Adult Speaker

Eugene KitneyMilwaukee Central Pastor

Come explore, discuss and discover ministry strategy using some of the most cutting edge technology available. We’ll go over everything from opening up a Twitter account to using social media for sermon interaction, small group dynamics, Bible studies & more.

Linda RosenChildren’s Ministries Director

Sunday-Friday 2:15 pm Red School House

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Lonny NelsonAdventist Church Connect

Bring your laptop and follow along!

Sunday: By understanding what kills a website, we can learn what will make a website better. This seminar will show you how to steer clear of common mistakes with content, putting too much content on one page, not testing links, and more.

Monday: This seminar will cover the basics of working on an Adventist Church or School Connect website. You will learn about logging in, adding and editing content, creating links, and inserting images. No previous web experience necessary.

Tuesday: Learn how to use Adventist Church Connect’s more advanced modules including newsletter, survey, photo gallery, and more.

Wednesday: This webinar will focus on how to incorporate social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter into your church or schools web strategy.

Thursday: Check out this seminar to learn about posting audio and video fi les on your website, podcasting, using Vimeo and YouTube as well as other tools.

Friday: Discover overlooked settings and options that can make your website more useful and beautiful.

Gary BurnsLake Union Conference

Sunday, 2:15 pmCedar Lodge

Susan SlikkersNewsletter and Book Editor

Sunday, 2:15 pmHickory Great Room

Have you ever held an outreach event where only your church members came? Have you been visioning for evangelism and realized you didn't really know your community's felt needs? Demographics and needs vary widely from one town to another. Come learn how ministry demographics can help you share Jesus.

Lisa Isensee Church Planting Coordinator

Monday-Friday, 4:00 pmHickory Great RoomThis seminar gives step-by-step information on the best practices in starting a new church. It includes why church planting is Christ’s mandate to His people in saving a lost world; how to form a new church group and develop leadership; how to develop a vision and mission; how to provide systems of support to assure a successful launch; and key factors that keep a new church healthy and vibrant.

Don CorkumChurch Planting Coordinator Alberta Conference

Jane GerndtConference Clerk

Sunday, 2:15 pmAuditing Cabin

Monday - Thursday, 4:00 pmConference Room

Sunday, 2:15 pmFireside LodgeMonday - Friday, 2:15 pmConference Room

Sunday, 4:00 pmHickory Great Room

2:15-3:00 pm is for offl ine clerks. 3:00-4:00 pm is for online clerks.There will be question and answers for proper clerk procedures, membership & transfer resolutions training for new clerks.

Learn tips on photography and how to use your skills for God’s glory.

Communication is vital. Nothing happens without it. Topics will include but not limited to: church newsletters, websites, Sabbath bulletins, and displays that your churches may have. Use them as a springboard to communicate your love for Jesus to members and non members alike.

Sunday: Home and school, parents will learn about conference sponsored educational events, testing and how we can work together.

Monday: Love and Logic® will provide simple solutions and practical techniques to help parents with kids of all ages.

Tuesday: What is controlling our children’s thoughts? Media in our world today effects our children more than we realize.

Wednesday: Teaching our children the vital importance of having a healthy mind, heart and soul.

Thursday: How is your child’s behavior affected by the food in the kitchen?

Friday: Learn practical ways to help young people be involved in their community.

Abraham SwamidassFamily Ministry Coordinator

Chuck KohleyRhinelander District Pastor

Sunday: Is test-driving your marriage smart? Is living together before marriage morally wrong? Find out the hidden consequences of cohabitation and the strong benefi ts of marriage.Monday: Reasons people get trapped in an affair. Though affairs are often unpredictable, there are recognizable symptoms of a troubled marriage.Tuesday: Emotional relationships venture into dangerous territory. They may not initially lead to physical involvement, but they can still devastate marriages.Wednesday: Why do wives more often choose to stay with their unfaithful husbands and preserve the marriage while husbands tend to seek divorce if their wives are unfaithful? Thursday: If you discover your spouse’s infi delity, is divorce eventually inevitable? Or can your marriage truly heal after the ravages of infi delity?Friday: Nobody wakes up one day and suddenly decides to begin an extramarital affair. Likewise, marital fi delity begins long before marriage. Find ways to avoid and end an affair.

This seminar will teach a new way to give Bible Studies which is fun and effective.

James FoxMinisterial Director

The nominating committee has called, inviting you to serve as an elder. What does it involve? What is expected of me? Is there training available? If you are currently serving or considering serving as an elder, this training is for you.

Monday, 2:15 pmCedar LodgeWhat is a deacon called to do? What are they supposed to do? What is the blue print for Holy Spirit fi lled deacon ministry?

Thursday, 4:00 pmCeramics RoomWhat is a deaconess called to do? Who gives direction to the deaconesses who currently serve? How can deaconesses make a difference in the church and community?

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Lynell LaMountainSenior Manager of CREATION Health for Florida Hospital

Chuck KohleyRhinelander District Pastor

This program creates a unique evangelistic and natural bridge from health to prophecy. In this class you will be introduced to the leadership materials and see how the program works.

CREATION Health is about creating a lifestyle of hope, health and happiness through whole person wellness. True wellness is more than the absence of disease–it is experiencing the abundant life of Jesus in mind, body and soul. In this seminar, participants will begin integrating CREATION Health’s principles into their lifestyle. Add more years to your life and more life to your years. All Community Service directors, and those

interested in Adventist Community Services (ACS), are invited to join this class. We will share what ACS is doing in Wisconsin communities, plus talk about goals and projects for the coming year. Bring your questions and suggestions!

Alice GarrettACS CoordinatorACSDR Trainer

Cindy StephanACSDR Trainer

Monday & Thursday, 4:00 pmCedar LodgeAre you prepared if a disaster strikes? Is your family? How about your church? Come to this class and learn essential tools that will help you be equipped in an uncontrollable situation. This class will cover being organized personally for a disaster, how to have a disaster plan for your family, your church, and learn how to help with collection centers in our communities during a disaster.Thursday’s class is a repeat of Monday.

Sunday, 2:15 pmCeramics Room

Sunday, 4:00 pmConference Room

Wednesday, 4:00 pmCeramics Room

Sunday-Thursday, 4:00 pmPioneer Pavilion

Sunday, 4:00 pmCedar Lodge

Sunday, 4:00 pmHickory Lodge Great Room

John RamseyAuditor

Kim TaylorCoordinator for Adventurers

Wednesday, 4:00 pmCeramics Room Bring your computer or most recent fi le back up for troubleshooting and problem solving with LUCIS accounting software.

Does your church have an Adventurer program? Come join us and share what has worked with your program. Does your church need an Adventurer program? Find out how to get one started. We will network present adventurer leaders and inspire potential leaders on what is needed to get a successful program started. Ed Reid

Planned Giving for Adventist World Radio

We are all faced with the challenge of money management in the course of our lives. By following the money management principles that God has given us we can act with confi dence and wisdom. Poor money management causes, stress, heartache, and even divorce. We must all give an account of our stewardship. Learn how to be fi nancially faithful. Check at the ABC for the books “Its Your Money” and “Faith and Finance.”

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These seminars are designed to help treasurers use the LUCIS accounting software to their best advantage. One area of LUCIS that is problematic is the monthly bank reconciliation. Learn how to reconcile within LUCIS and learn how to address irregularities (bank interest, fees, refunds) which are not a part of the treasurers usual routine.

Ginny AllenRetired School Nurse Speaker/Writer

Monday-Friday, 4:00 pmFireside Lodge

When fi re fell at Pentecost the Spirit roared through like a mighty rushing wind and the world has never been the same. Can it happen again today? Catch the mighty rushing wind of the Holy Spirit. Let God use you to make a difference in today’s world!

Dave AllenRetired Bible Teacher

This seminar presents Bible study concepts including a discussion and comparison of Bible translations. Dave’s great desire is to encourage others to fi nd a life-changing relationship with God through their study of the Bible.

Richard & Jo Ann DavidsonSeminary Professors Andrews University

Monday-Friday, 2:15 pmPioneer Pavilion

Philip SamaanTheology Professor Southern Adventist University

Wednesday-Friday, 2:15 pmCedar Lodge

Wednesday: Christ’s way of relational witnessing: in the family, in the church, and in the community and in our spheres of infl uence.Thursday: Adventism among Islam & Judaism, all your puzzling questions about his crucial and complex subject will be answered. Friday: How Christ empowers us to embrace genuine affi rmation and escape Satan’s counterfeit of foolish fl attery.

Monday-Friday, 2:15 pmHickory Great Room

Sunday, 2:15 pmConference Room

Sunday, 2:00 pmCamp Director House

Monday-Friday, 2:15 pmFireside Lodge

Laura Castelberg Green Bay Adventurer ClubDirector

Make the Sabbath a delight.

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2:15 PM Sunday Monday Tuesday Pavilion Behold I Come Quickly... But

We Are Still HereMaking the Sabbath a Delight

Making the Sabbath a Delight

Jo Ann Davidson Jo Ann Davidson Jo Ann Davidson

Fireside Lodge Website Skills for Any Church or School

Planning Your Life for Success

Preparing for Satan's Last Temptation

Lonny Nelson Ed Reid Ed Reid

Conference Room Reconciling LUCIS & Handling Irregular Issues

How to Kill a Website in Seven Easy Steps

Basics 101

John Ramsey Lonny Nelson Lonny Nelson

Cedar Lodge Telling God's Stories With Images

Deacon Training Blood Drive

Gary Burns James Fox 10:00 - 4:00

Red School House Home School Roundtable Love and Logic® Media And Its Effects

Linda Rosen Keith & Leah Hatcher Laurella Case

Hickory Great Room Communication at it's Best Delight in His Word Delight in His WordSusan Slikkers David Allen David Allen

Ceramics Room Co-habitation Effect Why Affairs Happen The Truth About Emotional Affairs

Abraham Swamidass Abraham Swamidass Abraham Swamidass

Pioneer Chapel William Miller: Second Coming

Hiram Edson: Sanctuary Joseph Bates: Sabbath

Stanley Cottrell Stanley Cottrell Stanley Cottrell

Taylor’s Home Adventurers 101Kim Taylor/Laura Castleberg (2:00)

Auditing Cabin Questions & Answers, Online Training for ClerksJane Gerndt

4:00 PM Sunday Monday Tuesday Pavilion CREATION Health CREATION Health CREATION Health

Lynell LaMountain Lynell LaMountain Lynell LaMountain

Fireside Lodge Local Elder Training Catch the Wind Catch the WindJames Fox Ginny Allen Ginny Allen

Conference Room Demographics for Ministry Why Your Church Needs Facebook & More

Tools, Techniques & Forums

Lisa Isensee Eugene Kitney Eugene Kitney

Cedar Lodge Superfoods of the Bible Disaster Prepardness Blood Drive

Chuck Kohley Alice Garrett/Cindy Stephan

Hickory Great Room Adventist Community Svcs Church Planting Church PlantingAlice Garrett Lisa Isensee/ Don Corkum Lisa Isensee/ Don Corkum

Ceramics Room

Pioneer Chapel Wisconsin and the Beginning of World Missions

Enactment: Choosing A Church Name

Enactment: Henry White's Funeral

Bruce Lo Adam Case Nate Skaife

Wednesday Thursday FridayMaking the Sabbath a Delight



Jo Ann Davidson Jo Ann Davidson Jo Ann Davidson

Life After Debt Saving, Investing, and Get-Rich-Quick Schemes

Managing Finances in the End Time

Ed Reid Ed Reid Ed Reid

Beyond Basics Social Media Media

Lonny Nelson Lonny Nelson Lonny Nelson

Christ’s Method Alone Adventism Among Islam & Judaism

Christ's Way of Affirmation

Philip Samaan Philip Samaan Philip Samaan

Health 101 Children's Behavior and Food

Bible Laboratory-Faith in Action

Maria Lopez Sally Johnson Alice Garrett

Delight in His Word Delight in His Word Delight in His WordDavid Allen David Allen David Allen

Do Men and Women Respond Differently to Adultery?

Making a Wise Decision: To Be or Not to Be With Your Spouse?

Maintaining Marital Fidelity

Abraham Swamidass Abraham Swamidass Abraham Swamidass

Charles Fitch: State of the Dead

Ellen White: Prophecy James White: Church Organization

Stanley Cottrell Stanley Cottrell Stanley Cottrell

Wednesday Thursday FridayCREATION Health CREATION HealthLynell LaMountain Lynell LaMountain

Catch the Wind Catch the WindGinny Allen Ginny Allen

Frequently Asked Questions

Implementation & Development

Eugene Kitney Eugene Kitney

Troubleshooting LUCIS Disaster Prepardness (repeat)

John Ramsey Alice Garrett/Cindy Stephan

Church Planting Church PlantingLisa Isensee/ Don Corkum Lisa Isensee/ Don Corkum

By His Word Deaconess TrainingChuck Kohley James Fox

Enactment: Wisconsin Pioneer Stories

Enactment: Wisconsin Pioneer Stories

Jeff Metherell Jeff Metherell

2:15 PMPavilion

Fireside Lodge

Conference Room

Cedar Lodge

Red School House

Hickory Great Room

Ceramics Room

Pioneer Chapel

4:00 PMPavilion

Fireside Lodge

Conference Room

Cedar Lodge

Hickory Great Room

Ceramics Room

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Time Category Title Presenter Location

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Annette Campbell Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Lest We Forget Mike Edge Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For Me, it is All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge


6:00 Early Glow Sharing & Prayer Time Greg & Lesa Budd Pioneer Pavilion

6:30 Devotional Giving All For God Adam Case Pioneer Pavilion

9:15 Adult Sabbath School Wisc. Pathfi nders Pioneer Pavilion

9:45 Young Adult Sabbath School Fireside Lodge

10:40 Adult God’s Relentless Pursuit of the Lost Alex Bryant Pioneer Pavilion

11:00 Young Adult For the Possessed, it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

2:30 Music Music Concert Jerry Taylor Pioneer Pavilion

4:00 Education Hour Education Hour Linda Rosen Pioneer Pavilion

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Arpad Muranyi Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult The Church –Triumphant Alex Bryant Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For the Confused, it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

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6:00 Early Glow Sharing & Prayer Time Budds Pioneer Pavilion

6:30 Devotional I was Going to Help Him Adam Case Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Health Kid’s Fun Run Ball Field

7:40 Health Hallelujah Hustle Ball Field

9:00 Sale ABC Sunday Sale Pacifi c Press Pioneer Pavilion

2:00 Youth Adventurers 101 Kim Taylor Taylor’s Home

2:15 Spiritual Growth Behold I Come Quickly Davidsons Pioneer Pavilion

2:15 Local Treasurers Reconciling LUCIS & Other Issues John Ramsey Conference Room

2:15 Communication How to Kill a Website Lonny Nelson Fireside Lodge

2:15 Communication Telling God’s Stories with Images Gary Burns Cedar Lodge

2:15 Children’s Min. Check Daily Camp Lamp Linda Rosen Red School House

2:15 Communication Keeping Church Family in the Loop Susan Slikkers Hickory Great Rm

2:15 Family Ministries The Cohabitation Effect A. Swamidass Ceramics Room

2:15 Advent. Heritage William Miller and the 2nd Coming Cottrells Pioneer Chapel

2:15 Clerks Q & A and Online Training for Clerks Jane Gerndt Auditing Cabin

4:00 Health CREATION Health Lynell LaMountain Pioneer Pavilion

4:00 Personal Min. Local Elder’s Training James Fox Fireside Lodge

4:00 Health Super Foods of the Bible Chuck Kohley Cedar Lodge

4:00 ACS Adventist Community Services Alice Garrett Hickory Great Rm.

4:00 Church Planting Demographics for Ministry Lisa Isensee Conference Room

4:00 Advent. Heritage Wisconsin and World Missions Bruce Lo Ceramics Room

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Anderson Family Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Power to Light the World Alex Bryant Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For the Hopeless it was About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

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6:30 Devotional Speaking to Younger Generation Jean Clouzet Pioneer Pavilion

8:00 Health Ladies Exercise Class Maria Lopez Basketball Court

9:30 Prayer Expanding Your Prayer Horizons Ginny Allen Fireside Lodge

9:30 Advent. Heritage Struggles and Victories David Trim Pioneer Pavilion

11:00 Advent. Heritage Landmarks of Adventism Davidsons Pioneer Pavilion

1:00 Music Choir Practice Clinton Anderson Pioneer Pavilion

2:15 Spiritual Growth Making the Sabbath a Delight Davidsons Pioneer Pavilion

2:15 Communication Basics 101 Lonny Nelson Conference Room

2:15 Personal Min. Deacon Training James Fox Cedar Lodge


2:15 Spiritual Growth Delight in His Word David Allen Hickory Rm

2:15 Family Min. Why Affairs Happen A. Swamidass Ceramics Room

2:15 Stewardship Planning Your Life For Success Ed Reid Fireside Lodge

2:15 Advent. Heritage Hiram Edson: Sanctuary Cottrells Pioneer Chapel


4:00 Spiritual Growth Catch the Wind Ginny Allen Fireside Lodge

4:00 Communication Why Your Church Needs Facebook Eugene Kitney Conference Room

4:00 ACSDR Disaster Preparedness Alice Garrett Cedar Lodge

4:00 Church Planting How to Start New Work Lisa Isensee Hickory Great Rm

4:00 Advent. Heritage Choosing a Church Name Adam Case Pioneer Chapel

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Samuel Garbi Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Certainty of the Second Coming Ed Reid Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For Matthew, it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge



6:30 Devotional The Funny Thing About Change Jean Clouzet Pioneer Pavilion




10:00 Health Red Cross Blood Drive Red Cross Cedar Lodge

11:00 Spiritual Growth Landmarks of Adventism Davidsons Pioneer Pavilion



2:15 Stewardship Preparing for Satan’s Last Temptation Ed Reid Fireside Lodge

2:15 Communication Beyond Basics Lonny Nelson Conference Room


2:15 Spiritual Growth Delight in His Word David Allen Hickory Great Rm

2:15 Family Ministries The Truth About Emotional Affairs A. Swamidass Ceramics Room

2:15 Advent. Heritage Joseph Bates: Sabbath Cottrells Pioneer Chapel



4:00 Communication Tools, Techniques & Forums Eugene Kitney Conference Room


4:00 Advent. Heritage Henry White’s Funeral Nate Skaife Pioneer Chapel

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Nestor Soriano Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Imminence of The Second Coming Ed Reid Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For Mark, it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

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6:30 Devotional Gathering Sticks Nate Skaife Pioneer Pavilion





11:30 Health Lake to Lake Run Meet by Tunnel

1:00 Music Choir Practice C. Anderson Pioneer Pavilion


2:15 Stewardship Life After Debt Ed Reid Fireside Lodge

2:15 Communication Social Media Lonny Nelson Conference Rm

2:15 Personal Min. Christ’s Method Alone! Philip Samaan Cedar Lodge



2:15 Family Min. Do Men and Women Respond Diff. A. Swamidass Ceramics Room

2:15 Advent. Heritage Charles Fitch: State of the Dead Cottrells Pioneer Chapel

4:00 Health CREATION Health L. LaMountain Pioneer Pavilion


4:00 Communication Frequently Asked Questions Eugene Kitney Conference Room

4:00 Treasurers Troubleshooting LUCIS John Ramsey Cedar Lodge


4:00 Advent. Heritage Wisconsin Pioneer Stories Jeff Metherell Pioneer Chapel

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Nancy Morauske Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Sunday and the Second Coming Ed Reid Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For Luke, it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

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6:30 Devotional Floating Metal Nate Skaife Pioneer Pavilion





1:00 Music Choir Practice C. Anderson Pioneer Pavilion


2:15 Stewardship Saving, Investing, and Schemes Ed Reid Fireside Lodge

2:15 Communication Media Lonny Nelson Conference Room

2:15 Personal Min. Adventism Among Islam & Judaism Philip Samaan Cedar Lodge



2:15 Family Min. Making a Wise Decision: To be or Not.... A. Swamidass Ceramics Room

2:15 Advent. Heritage Ellen White: Prophecy Cottrells Pioneer Chapel

4:00 Health CREATION Health L. LaMountain Pioneer Pavilion

4:00 Spiritual Growth Catch The Wind Ginny Allen Fireside Lodge

4:00 Communication Implementation & Development Eugene Kitney Conference Room

4:00 ACSDR Disaster Preparedness (repeat) Alice Garrett Cedar Lodge


4:00 Advent. Heritage Wisconsin Pioneer Stories Jeff Metherell Pioneer Chapel

4:00 Personal Min. Deaconess Training James Fox Ceramics Room

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert S. Samaan Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Preparing for the Second Coming Ed Reid Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For John it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

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6:30 Devotional Sacred Dead Bones Titus Naftanaila Pioneer Pavilion






2:15 Stewardship Managing Finances in the End Time Ed Reid Fireside Lodge

2:15 Communication Settings Adventist Church Connect Lonny Nelson Conference Room

2:15 Personal Min. Christ’s Way of Affi rmation Philip Samaan Cedar Lodge



2:15 Family Min. Maintaining Marital Fidelity A. Swamidass Ceramics Room

2:15 Advent. Heritage James White: Church Organization Cottrells Pioneer Chapel

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Wisconsin Acad. Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult Master of the Movement Philip Samaan Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult For a Leader, it was All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

Music Orchestra Practice Clinton Anderson Pioneer Pavilion

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6:30 Devotional Stop Looking Back! Titus Naftanaila Pioneer Pavilion

9:00 Adult Sabbath School Heritage Feature Pioneer Pavilion

9:45 Young Adult Sabbath School Panel Discussion Fireside Lodge

10:40 Adult Message of the Movement Philip Samaan Pioneer Pavilion

11:00 Young Adult For an Outcast, it’s All About Jesus Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

2:30 Ordination Jean-Marcel Clouzet James Fox Pioneer Pavilion

4:00 Baptisms Baptisms James Fox Waterfront

7:00 Mini-Concert Mini-Concert Lawson Family Pioneer Pavilion

7:25 Adult The Method of the Movement Philip Samaan Pioneer Pavilion

7:30 Young Adult Behold the Lamb Quentin Purvis Fireside Lodge

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Vehicles Park only one vehicle at your designated campsite facing out.

Park additional vehicles in designated parking lots. (See map)

Vehicles are to remain parked unless needed for entering/leaving camp meeting.

No cruising.

Place vehicle parking permits on the dashboard facing up. Vehicles without assigned parking permits in the dashboard may be towed at owner’s expense.

Display handicapped card when parking in handicapped parking areas.

Vehicles parked in undesignated locations may be towed at the owner’s expense.

Cars may not be used to sleep in overnight.

Campground speed limit is 10 mph as posted.

Vehicles are not to be left on the grounds after camp meeting. They may be removed at the owner’s expense.

Golf Carts

Golf carts are allowed for the transportation of handicapped people only.

Golf cart drivers must be 18 or older.

Golf carts must be driven in a safe manner.

All passengers must stay seated in designated seats while cart is in motion.

Persons may not get on or off a golf cart while it is in motion.

Permits must be displayed on carts at all times. (Permits are issued through the administration offi ce.)

Permit holder must be on the cart at all times while it is moving.

CurfewAll campers are to be quiet and in camping areas by 10:30 pm Sunday – Friday.

Saturday night curfew is 11:00 pm. Second Saturday night 11:30 pm.

All property south of County Road E is off limits after 9:00 pm.

During camp meeting we become the largest town in the county. To make camp meeting safe and enjoyable for all, please abide by the following:

BeachChildren 12 years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Modest, one-piece swimming suits are required. Cover-ups must be worn to/from beach.

Swimming is allowed only in supervised designated beach area during posted times.

Beach area is off limits at all other times.

ChildrenChildren must be supervised at all times.

Pick up children within 10 minutes of the close of their scheduled program.

AdvertisingPrivate selling, soliciting or fund raising during camp meeting is prohibited. Obtain stamped approval for all postings through the communication offi ce.

Postings are allowed in designated approved areas only. Pets

For the health and safety of all campers, pets are not to be at camp meeting.

If you bring a pet, you will be required to take it elsewhere.

If you cannot leave your pet at home, the following are the nearest kennels:

Furry Acres KennelN3265 1st DriveOxford, WI 53952608-697-5712

Precious PawsN415 3rd AvenuePortage, WI 53901608-697-5712

Pampered Paws Pet Resort4107 State Highway 13Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965608-254-7387

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The following are prohibited at camp meeting:Tobacco, alcohol, or illicit drugs

Fishing

Using candles or camp fi res

Playing pianos, organs, or keyboards without approval

Playing instruments or electrical devices at a volume bothersome to neighbors

Removing pine needles from ground around campsites and cabins

Using property beyond the camp boundaries (we are surrounded by private property)

Firearms and fi reworks of any kind, including BB guns or slingshots

Water guns, squirting toys, and water balloons (except in approved areas and times)

Bicycles, scooters, skateboards

Unicycles (except in designated area and time)

EMERGENCY PROCEDURESThe administration offi ce is staffed 24 hours/day to respond to emergencies.

If the door is locked, ring the doorbell to alert the attendant or call the offi ce at 608-296-2126.

Fire ProceduresIf there is a fi re, immediately notify security or the administration offi ce at 608-296-2126

Administration/security will notify our volunteer fi re crew, and the Westfi eld fi re department if necessary.If a fi re appears to be spreading, all campers must clear the area.

The fi re signal is a “wa, wa, wa,” siren wail.

Severe Weather Procedures The severe weather signal is a steady siren wail. In case of severe weather during meetings:

Kindergarten/Juniors Beginners/PrimaryTeensYouth Young Adults Adults

In case of severe weather at other times:Go to any of the above locations or one of the block restrooms, whichever is closest.

Remain in these locations until security personnel arrive and give the “All Clear.”

GENERAL SITE (CABIN OR SITE) RENTAL POLICIESUpon arrival all campers shall receive a camper registration card from the attendant at the entrance (preferable) or must be obtained at the locating offi ce.

Unoccupied accommodations will be available for rental to others Sunday morning unless the locating offi ce is notifi ed.

Rental of a site is for the duration of camp meeting only. Each camping accommodation is designated for one family only.

In accordance with Wisconsin state and local health codes, dispose of wastewater, both gray and black, at a designated dump station or in restroom toilets. Check camp meeting map for dump station location. Dumping on the ground is illegal.

No sewer, water, gas, or electrical lines or connections, temporary or permanent, may be added to those originally provided by the camp.

No campsite shall be designated or used by anyone as a legal residence.

Cancellations made after May 26 may decrease the amount of money transferable to the next camp meeting.

Any renter shall lose the right to re-rent or remain in any accommodation if it is found to be occupied by children or young people, unmarried and/or under age 20, without proper chaperonage as defi ned by the Camp Meeting Management Committee.

Any renter shall loose the right to re-rent or remain in any accommodation if found to be in violation of any of the principles of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

All subletting is managed by the Camp Meeting Management Committee. Subletting is possible for no more than two years, at which time the camping accommodation will be made available to the next person on the waiting list.

For safety, a working fi re extinguisher is recommended for each site.

Our electrical service is limited. Please limit multiple use of electrical devices. Running either A/C or microwave is appropriate. Running both simultaneously is not.

Basement of Hickory LodgeBasement of Red Pine Lodge

Basement of Cedar LodgePioneer Pavilion

Basement of Fireside LodgePioneer Pavilion

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CABIN SPECIFIC RENTAL POLICIESLocks and keys for cabins are maintained by the camp. A $5 key deposit is required. Return the cabin keys after camp meeting. Private locks will be removed.Refrigerators and other appliances should not be left outside after camp meeting. Removal fees apply.

Please take personally owned items home after camp meeting. Any personal items left in a cabin may be used by other renters during the year. The conference/campground is not responsible for items moved or misused.

Cabins may be reserved by the present occupant for the next year with full payment by Wednesday evening of the current camp meeting. If not reserved, the cabin is available to others.

Only Wisconsin members have the fi rst right to re-rent cabins.

If a cabin renter moves his/her membership out of the conference, or passes away, the cabin will be assigned to the next person on the waiting list. Exceptions must be approved by the Camp Meeting Management Committee.

Wisconsin state law requires each cabin to maintain a working smoke alarm. Replacement batteries are available through the administration offi ce.Provide a plastic mattress cover for any mattress left in a cabin.

Bunk beds may only be two-high, and need to be railed 5 inches above the top of the mattress.

CAMPSITE SPECIFIC RENTAL POLICIESRemove all RV’s, trailers and tents at the end of camp meeting. If you plan to leave an RV or trailer, a $75 fee is due at the end of camp meeting.

Campsites may be reserved by the present occupant for the next year with 50% payment by Wednesday evening of the current camp meeting. If not reserved, site is available to others on Thursday morning. Full payment is due by the following April 1.

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The fi rst aid cabin is located just west of Fireside Lodge (cafeteria).

For Emergencies: Call 608-296-2126

Offi ce Hours (M-F): 8:15-9:30 am 12:45-2:00 pm 6:15-7:30 pm

Sabbath - Offi ce Closed, call 608-296-2126

Doctor and nurse are available for emergencies 24/7. An AED is on hand if needed.

Administration or security will radio medical personnel.

Monday - Friday6:00 - 6:30 am Morning dip

11:00 - 11:45 Teens 1:00 - 1:25 pm Pre-school with parent1:30 - 2:15 Youth 2:30 - 3:15 Primary 3:30 - 4:15 Juniors

Sunday - Friday4:30 - 5:00 Family A-L 5:15 - 5:45 Family M-Z

No Swimming after 6:00 pm or on Sabbath.

Swim bands are required for Primary & Junior age children. Swim bands can be purchased in the Primary & Junior Divisions for 50 cents from Division leaders starting on Sunday.

Coin operated laundry machines are located at each block restroom.

Hours: Sunday - Thursday 6:00 am - 10:00 pm Friday 6:00 am - 6:00 pm Quarter exchange is available from the Administration offi ce daily from 8:00 am - 10:00 pm. Not available during Sabbath hours.

Please report problems to the information offi ce.

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Friday June 15, 2012

Ages: 7 - 9 Leader: Carroll and Carol WheelerLocation: Primary Tent

Friday: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmSunday: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmMonday - Friday: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 2:30 pm swim 3:30 pm crafts 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmSabbaths: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Ages: 0 - 3 Leader: Caryn ErbLocation: Red Pine Lodge

Daily: 9:30 am - 10:30 am 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm1st Sabbath: 9:15 am - 10:30 am 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm2nd Sabbath: 9:15 am - 10:30 am

Ages: 4 - 6 Leader: Christine RorabeckLocation: Hickory Lodge

Daily: 9:30 am - 10:30 am 3:30 pm - 4:30 pmSabbaths: 9:15 am - 10:30 am 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Ages: 10 - 12 Speaker: Chet DamronLeader: Michael EhmLocation: Junior Tent

Friday: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmSunday: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmMonday - Friday: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 2:30 pm games 3:30 pm swim 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmSabbaths: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

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Ages: 13 - 15 Speaker: Edwin RosadoLeader: Jean Marcel-ClouzetLocation: Teen Tent

Sunday: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm activity 6:30 pm - 9:00 pmMonday - Wednesday, Friday: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 11:00 am - 12:00 pm swim 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm activity 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmThursday: 8:45 am All Day ActivitySabbaths: 9:30 am - 11:00 am 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Ages: 16 - 18 Speaker: Mark Tangoloa Leader: Michael TuionetoaLocation: Youth Tent

Friday: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm Sunday - Wednesday, Friday: 10:00 am - 11:00 am 1:30 pm - 2:15 pm swim 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm activity 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm*Thursday: 8:00 am - Noah’s ArkSabbaths: 10:00 am - 11:45 am 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

* Movie night Sunday & Tuesday after speaker

Help us keep your child safe:

1. Parent/guardian (over 16) must remain with children three years old or younger.

2. Please pick up children promptly. No child care after designated pick-up time.

3. Junior children will be singing for the adult program Wednesday evening.

4. Primary children will be singing for the adult program Thursday evening.

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Daily 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 10:00 pmFriday 9:00 am - 6:00 pmSaturday Night/Sunday as posted

Breakfast 7:30 am - 8:15 amLunch 12:00 pm - 12:45 pmSupper 5:15 pm - 6:00 pm

Fridays 9:00 am - 8:30 pm Sabbaths 9:00 pm - 9:30 pmSunday - Tuesday 9:00 am - 11:00 am 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm 6:00 pm - 7:00 pmWednesday - Thursday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Offerings

Camp Meeting ExpenseSunday - Friday Evenings

1st Sabbath MorningW.A. Student Assistance

1st Sabbath Evening

Age 11-59 Age 3-10 Age 60+Breakfast $6.75 $5.75 $6.25Lunch $7.25 $6.25 $6.75Supper $7.25 $6.25 $6.75

Church Planting

2nd Sabbath MorningEvangelism

2nd Sabbath Evening

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K-10 Education

June 20-28 New! Register online www.wi.adventist.org

Camp Meeting 2014

Speakers Include:Mark FinleyDerek MorrisDick DuerksonJud Lake

A one-half size sanctuary exhibit with guided tours will be featured all week.

Sabbath - Sabbath 12:00 pm - 7:00 pmSabbath - Friday 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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