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Jason Moore is starring as David in this year’s Chosen Camporee. Jason is a nursing student at South-ern Adventist University. He originally started college as an accounting major, but decided to switch to nursing and is very happy with the shift. In fact, Jason recently had an amazing opportunity to shadow a surgeon who performed an open heart surgery. He was a Pathfinder on and off for a few years when he was younger, but this will be his first time at a Camporee. Jason is excited to see all of the Path-finders and to be a part of this large production. Jason loves theatre. He has per-formed in several plays and delivered monologues in high school and with the Gym-Masters at Southern Adventist University. “What attracts me to theatre

is the passion that you can put into it, and the appreciation you can see it brings to other people,” he says. Naturally, when Jason got a call asking if he was interested in the role, he eagerly went through the audition process and was delighted when he got the part. Jason really enjoyed the process of preparing for his role. He has also ap-preciated learning more about David, and trying to understand how he was a man after God’s own heart. “I like David’s dedication, his passion and honesty,” Jason says. He hopes that this

production will help add to or shift the viewer’s perspective of David. Jason’s goal is to use his acting to bring the character of David to life, to make him relatable for the audience. In his spare time, Jason enjoys build-ing and rebuilding cars, gymnastics, singing and playing the guitar. FAVORITE QUOTE:

“Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind”- Dr. Seuss

DRAMA SPOTLIGHT: Jason Moore (David)

Pastor Damian Chandler was born in To-ronto, Canada, and raised on the island of Barbados. For as long as he can remember church has always been a part of his life. From children’s choirs to kids’ camps, his path always led him back to the church. But it was a small church, housed in the base-ment of his home, that made the greatest impact on his life. With only nine members, there was no way to escape leadership…or for that matter church attendance. He tells the story of one day trying to skip church, pretending to be sick. When all of a sudden, the door of his room swung open and a member dragged him downstairs to church… in his pajamas. He knew those nine members loved him deeply and he loved them. And somewhere in that community his love for Jesus grew. At night he could hear the prayers of these humble people rising through the vents into his room. That small church made a large deposit in the spiritual hunger of Pastor Chandler, and it stands as both a turning point in his life, and a foundation for his call to ministry. His pastoral journey started in Seattle Washington. While there he founded Impact Youth, an urban youth ministry that used the arts to help teens find Jesus in their

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While I was reading 1 Samuel, chapters 8–10 and 15–16, I found myself reflecting on my own life. In chapter 8 we see Saul get handpicked by God to be the king over his people. After Saul is anointed, Samuel tells him of all these things that will happen to him after he departs from Samuel and how he should react to

each situation. This experience was to shape Saul into a new man, fit to rule. When I apply this to my own life, I think of the days following my baptism. I was happy that I had given my life to Jesus, but I

was a bit lost as to what I should be doing next. God started to show me opportunities where I could share my knowledge with others whether that be through my words or actions. This seemed to happen to Saul as well in chapter 15, when he got lost in worldly things and was ultimately rejected as king. Sometimes it is easy to find myself becoming too distracted with the things of this world and I begin to reject God from my life. I start to worry about things that didn’t worry me before and I start to take matters into my own hands and leave God out. When this happens, the great thing is that we can choose to be God’s chosen again and ask Him to take control again. He handpicked each of us, not caring what we looked like or what other people said about us, just as He did with David in chapter 16. It gives me comfort and a purpose when I think of the fact that I was chosen by God to go out and share my knowledge in hopes of bringing others closer to Him.

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Pathfinders attending the 2014 Forever Faithful International Camporee meet for the evening program, August 13, 2014, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

Please keep all the actors in prayer as they prepare to share the story of David with us. Actor meet and greets will be from 2–3 p.m., Aug 14–17, at the daytime talent stage.

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Safety and Main Stage Seating Tips1. Have at least one adult at your campsite at all times.

2. Adults should accompany Pathfinders at all times.

3. When saving seats at the Nighttime Program arena, remember the rule of: seat one and save one. Only one person can save one seat for one other person. Do not leave your seating unattended. All unattended items left will be taken to Lost and Found or thrown away. Portable chairs are strongly recommended. People on tarps cannot see as well and take up a lot of space.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 13When What Who Where5:55 a.m. Sunrise/Generators on Everywhere Campground6 a.m.–6 p.m. Meals served Meal pass only Operation Thirst building6–6:45 a.m. Staff Meeting CIC Admin & All Youth Directors A-Team Tent6–7 a.m. Breakfast/Clean Up Clubs Campsite7 a.m. Flag Rehearsal Flag Raising/Lowering Staff by West Shower House7–7:30 a.m. Staff Meeting A-Team Staff A-Team Staff Tent7:15–8 a.m. Conf. Worship/Announcements Clubs Campsite8 a.m.–12 p.m. Daytime Activities Set-Up Activities Leaders Enter North Gate8 a.m.–12 p.m. Registration Open Everyone Registration Building9–11 a.m. Fueling for Golf Carts Golf Cart Renters Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick9–11 a.m. Propane Refill Sales Everyone by West Gate9 a.m.–5 p.m. Golf Cart Check Out Golf Cart Renters Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick9 a.m.–5 p.m. Off-site Shopping

Shuttle BusesEveryone Bus Park

9 a.m.–6 p.m. Red Barn Food Store Everyone Red Barn9 a.m.–6 p.m. Ice Available Everyone Red Barn & West Camp Store9 a.m.–6 p.m. 20# Propane Tank Exchange Everyone Red Barn9 a.m.–7 p.m. Drumming On-Off Everyone Campground10–10:30 a.m. Orientation Club Leaders with Ron Whitehead by Red Barn10–10:30 a.m. Orientation Daytime Activities Leaders Hangar C—Activities Office10 a.m.–6 p.m. Food Concessions Everyone by Red Barn11 a.m.–1 p.m. Orientation/Reception International Youth Directors—

Pre-registration RequiredEAA Museum, downstairs

11 a.m.–6 p.m. On-site Shuttle Buses Everyone North, South, East, West bus stops12–12:45 p.m. Board Compassion

Ministry BusesPre-Registration Encouraged Bus Park

12–5 p.m. On-site & Off-site Activities Open

Last off-site bus leaves Camporee 4 p.m.

Offsite Activities Bus Loading Zone

12:30– 1:30 p.m.

Drum Corp & Flag Ceremony Practice

Drum Corps & Flag Ceremony Participants

Main Stage

3–5 p.m. Fueling for Golf Carts Golf Cart Renters Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick3–5 p.m. Propane Refill Sales Everyone by West Gate4–4:30 p.m. Orientation Club Leaders with Ron Whitehead by Red Barn5–7 p.m. Supper/Club Time Clubs Campsite5:45–7 p.m. Drumming Off Approaching

Main StageEveryone at Schaick & Stits

7 p.m. Flag Lowering North Pacific Union and Inter-American Division

by West Shower House

7:30–9:30 p.m. Main Stage Program Everyone Main Stage9 p.m. Campsite Vehicle

Traffic ShutdownEveryone Campground

8:01 p.m. Sunset Everyone Campground11 p.m. Curfew/Generators Off Everyone Campground

WEDNESDAY–FRIDAY, AUGUST 14–16When What Who Where5:56 a.m. Sunrise/Generators On Everyone Campground6 a.m.–6 p.m. Meals served Meal pass only Operation Thirst building6–6:45 a.m. Staff Meeting CIC Admin & All Youth Directors A-Team Staff Tent6–7 a.m. Breakfast/Clean Up Clubs Campsite6–7 a.m. (Friday only)

5K Run/Walk Pre-Registration for participants Young Eagles—Tarmac

7:30 a.m. (Friday only)

5K Run/Walk Everyone Young Eagles—Tarmac

7 a.m. Flag Raising (Color Guard) Wed—SWU/NSD/SSD/SUD/ESD Thurs—PU/SPD Fri—CU

by West Shower House

7–7:30 a.m. Staff Meeting A-Team Staff A-Team Staff Tent7:15 a.m. (Friday only)

Golf Tournament Pre-Registration Required Oshkosh Country Club

7:15–8 a.m. Conf. Worship/Announcements Clubs Campsite8 a.m.–6 p.m. Registration/Information Everyone Registration Building8–8:45 a.m. Board Compassion

Ministry BusesPre-Registration Encouraged Bus Park

8 a.m.–6 p.m. On-site Shuttle Buses Everyone North, South, East, West bus stops9–11 a.m. Fueling for Golf Carts Golf Cart Renters Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick9–11 a.m. Propane Refill Sales Everyone by West Gate9 a.m.–5 p.m. Off-site Activities Last bus leaves Campground 4 p.m. Offsite Activities Bus Loading Zone9 a.m.–5 p.m. On-site Activities Everyone Campground9 a.m.–5 p.m. Off-site Shopping

Shuttle BusesEveryone Bus Park

9 a.m.–6 p.m. Red Barn Food Store Everyone at Red Barn9 a.m.–6 p.m. Ice Available Everyone by Red Barn & West Camp Store9 a.m.–6 p.m. 20# Propane Tank Exchange Everyone Red Barn9 a.m.–7 p.m. Drumming On-Off Everyone Campground10 a.m.–6 p.m. Food Concessions Everyone by Red Barn12–12:45 p.m. Board Compassion

Ministry BusesPre-Registration Encouraged Bus Park

12:30– 1:30 p.m.

Drum Corp Practice Drum Corps participants Main Stage

2–3 p.m. Choir Practice Choir participants Main Stage2:40–4:30 p.m. On-site Parade Wed—NPU/PU/MAU

Thurs—AU/CU Fri—LU/SDACC/INTL Divisions

Young Eagles—Tarmac

3–5 p.m. Fueling for Golf Carts Golf Cart Renters Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick3–5 p.m. Propane Refill Sales Everyone by West Gate5–7 p.m. Supper/Club Time Clubs Campsite5:45–7 p.m. Drumming Off Approaching

Main StageEveryone at Schaick & Stits

6–6:45 p.m. Baptism Wed—LU/CU/SDACC/SPD/SAD/TED/ECD Thurs—SU/PU/EUD/SSD/SUD/SID/IAD/NSD/WAD/ESD/ MENA Fri—SWU/NPU/AU/MAU

Main Stage

7 p.m. Flag Lowering (Color Guard) Wed—AU/EUD/SID/WAD Thurs—LU/SAD/ Fri—SU

by West Shower House

7:30–9:30 p.m. Main Stage Program Everyone Main Stage7:57 p.m. Sunset Everyone Campground11 p.m. Curfew/Generators Off Everyone Campground

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Every Pathfinder being baptized at the 2019 Chosen International Camporee will receive a free Pathfinder Bible! Yep! That’s right! This full-color, high-quality Bible has not only some cool Pathfinder history and a special stewardship section that gives interesting and full-filled activities to help Pathfinders learn how to manage their lives God’s way. That’s what stewardship is all about! Whether it’s your time, abilities, money and possessions, relationships, or the earth and its creatures, God has given us guidelines for a right way and a wrong way to manage them. To get your free Bible, you have to register to be bap-tized here at the Camporee. (Unfortunately, it doesn’t count if you got baptized before the Camporee or even plan to afterward.) On the night of your baptism, you will receive your Bible immediately before beingbaptized. You’ll have it with you when you get your bap-tismal picture taken. Two colors are being offered (see pictures above). The Bible is a gift of the North American Division and General Conference Stewardship Ministries Departments. We are so proud of your decision to follow Jesus and we just want to help you grow in your relationship with Him. Can’t wait to see you at your baptism!

SABBATH, AUGUST 17When What Who Where6 a.m. Sunrise/Generators On Everyone Campground6 a.m.–6 p.m. Meals served Meal pass only Operation Thirst building6–6:45 a.m. Staff Meeting CIC Admin & All Youth Directors A-Team Staff Tent6–7 a.m. Breakfast/Clean Up Clubs Campsite7–7:30 a.m. Staff Meeting A-Team Staff A-Team Staff Tent7 a.m. Flag Raising MAU/TED/MENA by West Shower House7:15–8 a.m. Conf. Worship/Announcements Clubs Campsite11 a.m.–7 p.m. (8–10:45 a.m.) (5:45–7 p.m.)

Drumming On-Off Drumming Off Approaching Main Stage

Everyone Campground at Schaick & Stits

9:30– 10:45 a.m.

Sabbath Program (Investiture) Everyone (Class A Uniforms) Main Stage

11 a.m.– 12 p.m.

World Record Human Cross Everyone Main Stage

11 a.m–7 p.m. Drumming w/Camping Neighbor Permission

Everyone Campground

11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

Lunch Clubs Campsite

12 p.m.–1 a.m. Registration/Information Everyone Registration Building1–5 p.m. On-site Activities—

Sabbath AppropriateEveryone Campground

1–6 p.m. On-site Shuttle Buses Everyone All Shuttle Bus Stops2:40–4:30 p.m. On-site Parade SU/SWU Young Eagles—Tarmac5–11 p.m. Golf Cart Returns Golf Cart Renters Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick7 p.m. Flag Lowering SDACC/ECD by West Shower House7 p.m. Vehicles ENTER Campsite Those Leaving Saturday Night South Gate7:30–10 p.m. Main Stage Program Everyone Welcome Main Stage7:55 p.m. Sunset Everyone Campground10 p.m.– 12:30 a.m.

Food Concessions Everyone by Red Barn

10 p.m.–2 a.m. Hanger A—Special Sales Everyone Hangar A10 p.m.– 12:30 a.m.

Red Barn Store Everyone Red Barn Store

10 p.m.–1 a.m. Extra Non-Perishable Food & Donation Items

Everyone Take to North, West, and South Gates

11:30 p.m. Vehicles EXIT Campsite Those Leaving Saturday Night All Gates1:15 a.m. Curfew/Generators Off Everyone OshkoshSunday, August 18When What Who Where6:01 a.m. Sunrise/Generators On Everyone Campground6 a.m.–2 p.m. Extra Non-Perishable

Food & Donation ItemsEveryone Take to North, West

and South GatesBefore 8 am Golf Cart return Everyone Doolittle Rd. north of Schaick6 a.m.–2 p.m. Campgrounds must be vacated Everyone All Gates6 a.m.–2 p.m. Registration building open Everyone Registration building7–11 a.m. Two-Way Radios returned Everyone Two Way Radio building7 a.m.–noon Lost & Found Everyone By Registration building

MAIN PROGRAM SCHEDULE

EVENING PROGRAM6 p.m.—Baptism (Wed–Fri)7:30 p.m.—Main Program ( Tue–Sat Evenings)

Pathfinder TalentRyan and LilyDay in ReviewPraise Team International PrayersSpeaker Bible StoryAppeal

SABBATH MORNING8 a.m.—Baptism9 a.m.—Main Program

Drill TeamPathfinder Pledge, Law, SongPrayerOfferingInvestitureWorship in Song and WordGiant Cross

BMX Demo

Come watch professional trick BMX bike riders do amazing tricks on their bicycles. The bikers will be showing you their flips, jumps, backward bike rid-ing and much more!

Who May Attend: EveryoneSchedule: Tuesday, 2 & 4 p.m.,

Wednesday–Friday , 10 a.m., 12, 2 & 4 p.m.

Location: In Front of Hangar D

Cannon Ministry

Jim Litchfield and his team, “God’s Cannon Crew,” help make flag raising and lower-ing come alive with a mighty BOOM! Listen for yourself as three cannons fire at the same time every morning and every evening (7 a.m. and 7 p.m.). Cannons are in three different locations around the Campo-ree grounds (near the West Shower House). Cannons are also fired at the beginning of each daily parade. Come see these mighty little cannons for yourself as they boom to life each morning and evening.

Daily On-site Parade

Imagine thousands of Pathfind-ers standing at attention in one grand assembly facing the grand stage. You are standing with your club, which is with your conference, which is with your union of Pathfinders. You feel so proud to be march-ing with your club. Up ahead you hear drum corps groups beating out the marching time. Hundreds of people are cheer-ing for you on either side of the street. This is fantastic! You pass by the Review Stage and your director gives the command and you salute the officials as you march by. This is awesome. You will remember this for the rest of your life.

Schedule: Wednesday–Sabbath

§ Wear Class A Dress uniforms § Bring your club Pathfinder

banner § Bring your conference

banner § Be in place at 2:50 p.m. at

the Young Eagles Tarmac (Note change of time)

§ Parade ends at 4:30 p.m.

Location: Young Eagles Tarmac

Special Events

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personal stories. They traveled across the country to schools and churches inspiring teens everywhere that there was no limit to what God wanted to do in them and through them. Pastor Chandler is passionate about ministry, but he is even more passionate about family. After years of dedicated pursuit, God gave him the desire of his heart and a partner in life, his wife Tanzy Chandler. They later expanded their tribe with the addition of their daughter Zoe, and sons Salem and Levi. Pastor Chandler now proudly serves as the senior pastor of the Capitol City Seventh-day Adventist Church in Sacramento, California.

Baptized Pathfinders Receive Free Bible!

Flag Ceremony

Come and watch the raising and lowering of nine giant flags that stand guardian to the Chosen In-ternational Pathfinder Camporee. Beginning Tuesday evening and ending Saturday night, there will be nine flag raising and lower-ing events at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. respectively. Nine unions of the North American Division will raise and lower these flags. Each flag needs eight people to help put it up and take it down. 72 Pathfinders will be needed for each raising and lowering. Practice begins promptly at 6:30 a.m. for raising the flags or 6:30 p.m. for lowering the flags.Location: Near Arrival Check-in.

Friesian Horse Show & Demo

Come see the horses put on their trick display and demonstration. You can also get your picture taken with the beautiful horses. Who May Attend: Open to all agesSchedule: Come see them three times

a day at 9 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Location: Horse Arena

Horseback Riding Arena

Come enjoy the chance to ride a horse around the arena at the camporee. If you’d rather not ride, come watch. Helmets required and provid-ed. Wranglers are there to keep a close watch and help you have a wonderful experience! Three times each day we will be taking a break for about a half hour while the beautiful Frie-sian horses are putting on their wonderful trick display and dem-onstration.

Who May Attend: This event is open to all, Pathfinders and adults.

Schedule: Tuesday, 12–1:30 p.m., 2:30–4 p.m., Wednesday– Friday, 9:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., 2:30–4 p.m.

Location: Horse Arena

Vintage Car Show

Join the Adventist Rodders Club (ARC) and other car enthusiasts for a special vintage car show. See them in the parade each day and on display in one of the hangars. Joining the vintage cars will be the Sabbath Keepers Motorcycle Club who will be showing their motorcycles and telling about their outreach for the Lord.

Who May Attend: EveryoneSchedule: Wednesday–Friday, 10

a.m.–4:30 p.m., Sabbath afternoon until 4:30 p.m.

Location: East end of Hangars in Center

Largest Human Cross:Number of people needed: 15,000 Pathfinders, age does not

matter. Each participant must be in their Pathfinder uniform. Schedule: Sabbath morning, immediately following

the Worship Service on Main StageLocation: Back of audience seating from Main Stage

Largest Pathfinder Scarf and Slide: We are making a Yellow Pathfinder Scarf that is 300 feet from tip to tip and 150 feet from front to back tip. The slide will be in proportion to match. On Sabbath morning, depending on the wind and weather, we will display the scarf, either by picking up the scarf with a crane (it will weigh about 800 pounds), or by having Pathfinders walk in with it to display during the Investiture Program. Much of the sewing will take place right on the Camporee grounds so come by and see this World Record being made right in front of you!Schedule: Tuesday 12 p.m.—Friday 12 p.m. or until completed.Location: At Main Stage assembly area

Number of Persons Performing Jumping Jacks for One Minute:Number of people needed: Over 2,000

adults and Pathfinders of any ageSchedule: Wednesday at 1 p.m.Location: Back of audience seating from Main Stage

Largest Piggy Back Race: Number of people needed: Over 1,200 participants

or 600 teams of two. Any age. Schedule: Thursday at 1 p.m.Location: Back of audience seating from Main Stage

World Record AttemptsThere will be many opportunities to set World Records at the 2019 Camporee. See below for information about each.

Roger (19) and Ariel (18) are from the Do-minican Republic, and now live in Cleveland, Tennessee. Roger is in his third year of college studying mass communications, has played violin for almost 14 years and likes video editing, baseball, electric violins and cats. Ariel is studying to become a nurse practitioner, has played piano for 13 years, and likes video games, basketball, jazz piano and the family dog (Leo).

They have both been in the Bowman Hills Pathfinder Club for about nine years. To them it means strengthening old friendships and hopefully forging new ones, but most of all, strengthening others and themselves in God. In 2014 they went to the Forever Faithful International Camporee. When they heard the theme song for that year and how it was se-lected, they knew they had to write one for the next camporee. It was always on their bucket list to write a song and they decided this would be a perfect opportunity. The fact that it was a contest for an event this important to them made them really want to try. Reflecting on the process they said, “For years we wanted to write this song, but we believed that God would send us the right idea at the right time. We finally got the inspiration we needed, and went through a bunch of trial and error to get this song right. As soon as we had this current draft, we knew that it was a gift from God, and we hope that it makes people feel like they were all chosen to carry out God’s mission for their lives.”

CHOSEN [Verse 1]I hear the voice of JesusHe calls me by my nameHe pulls me ever closerFor he has come to saveMy God is on the throneAnd I am not alone [Chorus]We are chosen to fightTo stand up for the rightTo proclaim that You are GodWe declare You are KingOf our everythingLord fill us with Your love We are chosen, chosenTo bring Your light to the world [Verse 2]Fixing my eyes on my LordThough I risk it allI choose to follow JesusThough the heavens fallWalking the narrow wayWe’re choosing You todayToday [Bridge]Oh Lord our GodHow we love YouYou came and chose usSo we have chosen You

Chosen 2019Theme SongThank you to each one who wrote and submitted a song to be considered for the 2019 Chosen International Camporee. The committee listened to and prayed over each one of the more than 80 theme songs submitted. Congratulations to the winners, Roger and Ariel Lantigua!

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HuntDIRECTIONS: If you’re looking for a fun challenge today, try and find these ten items. Once you find them, send a photo of yourself with all of the items to Pat Spangler, editor, at spanglep@andrews.edu. The first three people to send a photo and identifying information before 5 p.m. will get a chance to be highlighted in the next day’s onsite newspaper social media spread. To be eligible, your email must include your full name (along with anyone else who is in the photo), your club name, union name, and conference name. All of the items in the photo must be clearly visible. Happy searching!

• Leaf• Can of soup• Sunglasses• Binoculars• Popsicle stick• Sleeping bag• Bandana• Piece of pasta• A flip flop• Spoon or fork

SCAVENGER HUNT

From Tuesday, August 13 to Friday, August 16, the Big Idaho® Potato Truck will be making an appearance at Oshkosh. Originally built by Chris and Sharolyn Schofield of Weiser, Idaho with the help of a few spe-cialized contractors, this truck weighs more than four tons (the equivalent of 21,562 medium-sized Idaho® potatoes) and is the world’s largest potato on wheels. If this potato were real it would make over 20,217 servings of mashed potatoes, almost 1 mil-lion (970,380) French fries, and would weigh 802 times more than the largest potato ever grown, which clocked in at 11 pounds. The Big Idaho® Potato Truck is currently on its eighth national tour. The tour began back in March and by the time it finishes the truck will have traveled ap-proximately 25,000 miles and visited more than 60 cities. In fact, it has been the main at-traction in several parades and festivals across the country in-cluding Thunder Over Louisville (KY); the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C., and NASCAR Poconos Raceway.

“The Big Idaho® Potato Truck has become the cornerstone of the Idaho Potato Commission’s marketing program,” explained Frank Muir, President & CEO, Idaho Potato Commission (IPC). “By promoting the truck in our national advertising campaign, participating in events with hun-dreds of thousands of attendees, and making stops at key retail

and foodservice operations, we’ve been able to engage millions of consumers of all ages across the country.” While on tour, the Big Idaho® Potato Truck has been helping dozens of charities with their charitable program, “A Big Help-ing.” As they travel throughout the country, the Truck’s man-agement team identifies local charities to receive a $500 dona-tion via a Signature Board that’s

set up at the events the Truck visits. In the past recipients have included food banks, children’s hospitals and animal shelters. “We already know that the Truck brings smiles to people wherever it goes but now it’s also helping people and that feels pretty good,” said Muir. This truck could not run without a team. This year’s Tater Team is made up of three people who love to travel–especially in a giant spud! Kaylee, a Boise State University alum, is on board for her third tour and is anxious to travel alongside her best friend. Jessica, the best friend and University of Idaho alum, is an outgoing Boise native who brings fun to this #TaterTwin duo also for the third year. The driver, Melissa (Spud Racer), is a native Idahoan who is excited to travel all over the country with the Tater Twins. To learn more about the Truck and see a calendar of all its ap-pearances, visit the Truck’s official website at BigIdahoPotato.com.

If this potato were real it would make over 20,217 servings of mashed potatoes, ... almost 1 million (970,380) French fries

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Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), the faith-based international hu-manitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, has created a one-of-a-kind hu-manitarian pin for Pathfinders to add to their uniforms. This pin will be offered for a limited time only at the 2019 International Pathfinder Camporee at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, from August 12 to 17. The ADRA pin was designed in the shape of a star with three-pronged points symbolizing the mental, spiritual, and physical elements of a full education. The pin also consists of two parts: a smaller, top piece, and a larger, back piece. When connected, the smaller, top piece, with a flick of a finger, will swirl. The word “Chosen” is embossed on the smaller top piece to match the camporee’s theme, along with ADRA’s education campaign, “Every Child. Everywhere. In School.” “ADRA’s pin represents the problem that kids missing out on school is global—and so is the solution,” said Matthew Siliga, vice president of marketing and development at ADRA. “No matter where a child lives, ADRA will work hand in hand with our Adventist educa-tors, women’s, youth and children’s ministries, and with UNICEF and international govern-ments, to ensure every child, everywhere has the chance to go to school,” Siliga said. Collecting pins has been a Pathfinder fa-vorite since the camporee’s start in 1985, and earning an ADRA pin will be a bonus for the more than 50,000 Pathfinders attending.

How to Earn the Pin

§ Pathfinders must be in attendance at the 2019 Pathfinder Camporee.

§ Look out for ADRA booths on the campus to sign up.

§ Pathfinders who collect 20 signatures for ADRA’s education petition will receive the smaller top piece embossed with the word “Chosen” and ADRA’s education theme “Every Child. Everywhere. In School.”

§ To earn the larger back piece and com-plete the ADRA emblem with the spin-ner, Pathfinders must collect 50 signa-tures for ADRA’s education campaign.

§ Pathfinders who collect 100 or more signatures will receive an exclu-sive gold edition ADRA pin.

ADRA is currently launching a global campaign to show support for the 262 million children around the world who are currently out of school. Everyone is invited to show support by visiting ADRA.org/InSchool and signing up, and sharing the petition on social media.

About ADRAThe Adventist Development and Relief Agency is the humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Its work empowers communities and changes lives around the globe by providing sustainable community development and disaster relief. For more information, visit ADRA.org.

ADRA to give away Humanitarian Pathfinder Pin at Oshkosh

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1. Please plan on 64 ounces of water each day for each person in your club.• Insist that every member of

your club (adult and Pathfinder) drinks at least 16 ounces of water with each meal

2. Please plan on having Gatorade or equivalent available for each person in your club to drink daily.• You can purchase Gatorade

brand or Walmart brand powder that can be added to a water bottle easily.

3. Volunteers—if you are coming just to volunteer please make sure that you have enough water and elec-trolyte supplement for yourself as well.

4. Make sure that you plan fiber in your meals at least once daily to help prevent abdominal pain and constipation.

5. Instruct ALL adolescent females in your club to bring feminine hygiene products with them even if they think they won’t need them. Our bodies change in large groups and when traveling.

6. Make sure that your club is pre-pared with minor medical supplies:• Bandaids• Tylenol• Advil• Others that you believe might be

helpful7. Keep ALL medication in a secure

place and instruct only adults to dispense

8. IF you have an emergency that you believe requires 9-1-1, Oshkosh Fire Department will be on the grounds from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. and will respond to 9-1-1 calls. They will respond from their fire station during the remainder of the time.

9. The medical building will be staffed 24/7 to provide care to any person needing medical attention at the Camporee. (Hours of opera-tion subject to change as we get closer to the event.)

10. We are NOT a hospital. We are staffed with physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assis-tants, nurses, paramedics and EMTs. We will provide the care that we are capable of and may re-fer you to the local Urgent Care or Hospital for more definitive care.

11. EVERYONE in your club must complete a medical information form. This includes volunteers, Pathfinders, all adult sponsors, and other family members who may be along.

12. If your club has its own form that is acceptable to use, otherwise please use the form that is on the website.

13. A medical information form must accompany any person who pres-ents to the medical building for treatment.

14. You must bring a copy of your personal medical insurance and all clubs are expected to purchase insurance for the event through Risk Management. Information can be obtained on the website.

15. Medical teams will be roaming the grounds and at all events. The teams will be on golf carts and will assist with minor first aid/injury needs and/or transport to the medical building as necessary.• Please, Please, Please instruct

your club to quickly move out of the way to allow for the golf carts and ambulance to safely move through the crowds as they are responding to an emer-gency. We do not want to create additional emergencies caused by moving vehicles.

16. The weather in Wisconsin can quickly change. Please bring clothing for all types of weather:• Cold• Hot• Rainy• Humid• Muddy

17. BRING TENNIS SHOES!!! You will be walking miles every day and you need to have shoes that are comfortable and that will not create blisters on your feet. This is NOT a fashion show. Flat dress shoes to wear when in uniform are expected. You do NOT want to wear heels for this much walking.

18. If you are on a two-way radio and you hear transmission that starts with “medical” do not interrupt the medical relay conversation until the call is completed.

Come to the 2019 Chosen Internation-al Pathfinder Camporee with a positive attitude, an open mind, a willing heart, and spirit of service. We have left a great impression on the community and we want to make it even better in 2019. Come with the intent of having a phenomenal spiritual experience, of meeting new friends, of greeting old friends, and enhancing your relation-ship with Jesus. On behalf of your medical team, I look forward to serv-ing your medical needs in 2019.

Pamela Krueger, RN, MSN Assistant Medical Director

CAMPOREE HYGIENEGeneral Hygiene § Wash hands often throughout the

day. § Bring hand-cleaner or wet wipes for

use before meals and after use of the portable toilets.

§ Sneeze or cough into your shoulder rather than covering your face with a hand.

§ Each club, conference and union is to keep their ground clear of all trash (small or large) at all times.

Toilet Hygiene § In this country, toilet seats are made

to sit on, over the hole or water basin. Paper is used to wipe and put into the toilet. Do not squat on the floor or drop used paper on floor.

§ Portable toilets (in rows outside) do not flush. Close the seat when done to keep flies out.

§ Toilets in the shower houses must be emptied with water before you leave. Push down on the handle to flush. Always wash your hands at a basin before leaving the bathroom.

§ Do not urinate or defecate anywhere other than the toilets. We all want to enjoy camp and leave healthy.

Shower Hygiene § Showers are made for washing your

body. § Shower for less than five (5) minutes

so all get a chance to be clean. § Never use a shower as a toilet. § Never use a shower to wash dishes or

clothes.

Shower Supervision § Help keep showers clean by leaving

them cleaner than you find them. Cleaning personnel will clean down twice daily.

§ To help everyone use showers ef-ficiently, all Pathfinders must be accompanied and supervised by an adult staff to enter the shower facility.

§ Any person who is already in line for a shower that needs to use the port-a-let is to be allowed to return to their saved spot. Otherwise, no holding spots or cutting in line.

§ Please report any bathroom cleaning concerns to the shower personnel who will be on duty from 6 a.m.–midnight at each facility.

§ No RVs/camping facilities of any type are to be plugged into any shower facility.

NORMAS DE HIGIENE DEL CAMPOREEHigiene General § Lávese las manos durante el día. § Traiga un desinfectante de manos o

líquido antiséptico para usar antes de comer y después de usar los ba-ños públicos.

§ Estornude en su hombro en vez de cubrir su boca con su mano.

§ Cada club, conferencia/asociación, y unión tiene que mantener su ter-ritorio limpio de basura (pequeña o grande) todo el tiempo.

Higiene para el baño § En este país, los inodoros están

diseñados para sentarse sobre la abertura (hueco). El papel higiénico se usa para limpiarse y después se tira en el inodoro. No se agache en el piso o tire papel higiénico usado en el piso.

§ Los baños portátiles (en hilera afuera) no tienen manilla/manija para descargar los baños. Cierre la tapa cuando termine para que las moscas no salgan.

§ Los inodoros que se encuentran en la casa de baño/duchas se tienen que vaciar con agua antes que se retire. Hay una manija/manilla que tiene que empujar. Siempre lávese las manos en el lavadero antes de salir del baño.

§ No orine o defeque en ninguna parte excepto en el inodoro. Todos queremos disfrutar el campamento e irnos saludables.

Higiene de duchas § Las duchas están diseñadas para

lavar el cuerpo. § Báñese en menos de cinco minutos

para dar a todos la oportunidad de estar limpios.

§ Nunca use la ducha como si fuera el inodoro.

§ Nunca use las duchas para lavar ropa o platos de comer.

Supervisión de las duchas § Deje la ducha mas limpia de como la

encontró. Las personas encargadas limpiaran dos veces al día.

§ Para el uso eficiente de las duchas, se le pide a todos los clubes que envíen sus conquistadores jóvenes acompañados por un adulto.

§ Si una persona esta en línea para las duchas y necesita ir al baño, esta puede volver a su espacio reservado en la línea. En otras ocasiones, no se permite guardar espacios o cortar la línea.

§ Reporte cualquier preocupación sobre la limpieza del baño a la per-sona a cargo que estarán sirviendo desde las 6:00a.m hasta las 12:00 de la noche en cada instalación.

§ Ninguna clase de RV’s o instala-ciones para acampar se pueden conectar (enchufar) en ninguna de las casas de baño.

Tips from your Medical Team

Prayer was so important to David. He spent much time in prayer talking to God about his fears, challenges, mistakes, and for God’s guidance.

At the Chosen Camporee, we want prayer to be a cornerstone for all that happens here. Friend-ships nurtured, growth opportunities encountered, knowledge acquired, re-quests on our hearts, and

spiritual decisions made will only be enhanced if they are bathed in prayer.To help make prayer a focal point for our Camporee we have prayer tents available to our Pathfinders. You can find the prayer tents by looking for the pray-ing hands symbol on the Camporee map.

Prayer

Special Pathfinder Anointing Services

Pathfinders who have been selected for anointing by their Pathfinder Club leaders will be anointed at the anointing prayer tent in 10–15-minute services every 30 minutes from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., Wednesday through Sabbath except for Sabbath morning. An anointing pin will be given to those Pathfinders who have been selected for this spiritual service.

PRAYER TENT HOURS:Tuesday, 12–5 p.m.Wednesday–Friday, 9–5 p.m.Sabbath, 1–5 p.m.

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How do I get selected to represent my local NAD Conference or General Con-ference Division? § Contact your local NAD Conference

or non-NAD Division Youth Direc-tor to see if s/he will appoint you to represent all of the club chefs in your NAD Conference or GC Division.

Competition Details § There will be a total of 72

chefs in the competition: » 59 chefs representing the 59

local NAD conferences » 13 chefs representing the 13 World

GC divisions (Including the NAD) § Each chef will then be placed in one

of our six groups (12 chefs per group) § Each group will have 30 min-

utes to present their dish to each other (up to two minutes each)

§ Each day of competition, the dish will be peer-reviewed on the following four criteria, each are worth up to 5 points (1=Bad, 3=Average, 5=Excellent) » Taste » Creativity » Presentation » Use of Special Ingredient(s)

§ A maximum of 20 points can be awarded to each chef per day.

§ The Top Club Chef(s) will be de-termined each day (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday), and will be awarded a “Top Club Chef” lapel pin

each day as per the various criteria. § On Friday, the club chef(s) with the

most total points will be awarded a special “Top Club Chef” Medallion.

Rules of the Competition § Each chef will create three (3)

different plant-based dishes § Each dish should be inspired

by biblical inspiration § No dish may contain meat or fish,

however, eggs and milk will be allowed § Each dish must highlight the special

ingredient for that day’s competition: » Day 1 (Wednesday):

Create a dish using CORN as the special ingredient

» Day 2 (Thursday): Create a dish using CHIPS as the special ingredient

» Day 3 (Friday): Create a dish that best embodies the SPIRIT of your Pathfinder Club

Food Preparation Guidelines § Chefs must prepare and plate

their dishes at their campsite and transport them to the judg-ing area (yet to be announced).

§ Final touches to the dishes will be permitted, but no cooking will be allowed near the judging area.

§ All allergens must be listed or made known before presentation.

Calling All Club Chefs!

Hulando ShawFor the past 30 years Hulando has worked in just about every aspect of youth ministry, including Pathfinders and AYM, and is now a member of the Northeastern Conference Youth Advisory Council. He was born in the Caribbean and later moved to the United States as a teenager. During his transition to a plant-based diet he found it difficult to find anything to eat, so he decided to make his own meals. It was there his passion for cooking developed and Real Veggie was born. This led him to Amazing Facts Col-lege and then to Wildwood College of Health in Georgia. There he learned the value of a plant-based diet and that eating healthy restores the body and the mind. Health is not just about the diet but more so about the lifestyle. He has cooked for different places such as the United Nations, Bon Appetit (Andrews University Dining Services), Laurelbrook Academy and North-eastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. He now lives in Queens, New York, with his lovely wife, Donna, and children Nathanael, Abigail and Hosea. He spends his days doing what he loves, preparing tasty Real Veggie meals at the family business, Real Veg-gie Café.

Juding will take place west of Hangar D by the Food Court.

Come and participate in this new and exciting special event at this year’s Chosen International Pathfinder Camporee. It’s a fun-filled activity specifically targeting that important, yet often forgotten, member of the team, the club chef. We want to have our chefs showcase their talents and be appreciated for all the tasty, healthy food they provide for their clubs. And, the best part is that everyone can be a winner, since this is a non-elimination competition.

9:30–11 a.m.

Meet the Top Club Chef Coordinator

Top Club Chef lapel pins

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Lake & Columbia UnionWednesday, August 14CONFERENCE CLUB NAME CHURCH NAME CATEGORY SCHEDULEIllinois ** Trailblazers Hinsdale Drum Corps 9:00 AM

** Challengers Hinsdale Fil-Am Basic 9:10 AMAdvanced 9:15 AMFreestyle 9:20 AM

Fil-Am Light Bearers Morton Grove Fil-Am Freestyle 9:30 AMChesapeake Central Spanish Washington Spencerville Sp. Basic 9:40 AM

Advanced 9:45 AMAlleghany East Light Bearers Liberty Drum Corps 9:50 AM

Emmanuel Brinklow Skyblazers Emmanuel Brinklow Basic 10:00 AMFreestyle 10:05 AMDrum Corps 10:15 AM

El Remanente Allentown Spanish Freestyle 10:25 AMBuccaneers Breath of Life Drum Corps 10:35 AMCardinals Calvary Basic 10:45 AM

Advanced 10:50 AMFreestyle 10:55 AM

Norfolk Comanches Campostella Heights Basic 11:05 AMDrum Corps 11:10 AM

Ephesus 'RAMS' Ephesus Richmond Basic 11:20 AMAdvanced 11:25 AMFreestyle 11:30 AMDrum Corps 11:40 AM

Teaneck Golden Eagles First of Teaneck Basic 11:50 AMAdvanced 11:55 AMFreestyle 12:00 PM

Metrolites Metropolitan Drum Corps 12:10 PMNew Maranatha Karibu Pilgrims New Maranatha Karibu Basic 12:20 PMLightbearers Southwest Philadelphia Drum Corps 12:25 PM

Basic 12:35 PMZion East Lansdowne Advanced 12:40 PMN. Jersey Area—Conf DRUM CORPS

North Jersey Drum Corps 12:45 PM

Allegheny West Central Crusaders Central Basic 12:55 PMDrum Corps 1:00 PM

SHORT BREAK

New Jersey Soldiers of the King Passaic I Freestyle 1:20 PMPolaris FIlipino English Adventist Basic 1:30 PMPiscataway Eagles Lake Nelson Basic 1:35 PM

Ohio Beavercreek Broncos Beavercreek Freestyle 1:40 PMCincinnati Stars Clifton Basic 1:50 PMColumbus Eastwood Columbus Eastwood Freestyle 1:55 PM

Drum Corps 2:05 PMPennsylvania Heaven Bound Boulevard Freestyle 2:15 PMPotomac Los Angeles de Agape Agape Spanish Advanced 2:25 PM

Beltsville Broncos Beltsville Advanced 2:30 PMFreestyle 2:35 PM

Metro Area—Conf DRUM CORPS Multiple Drum Corps 2:45 PMPotomac CPC Panthers Community Praise Basic 2:55 PM

Advanced 3:00 PMDrum Corps 3:05 PM

Cornerstone Cornerstone Basic 3:15 PMAdvanced 3:20 PM

Glenmont ADONAI Glenmont Spanish Basic 3:25 PMAdvanced 3:30 PM

J.P.C Hyattsville Spanish Freestyle 3:35 PMAmosadai Langley Park Spanish Basic 3:45 PM

Freestyle 3:50 PMRPC Royals Restoration Praise Center Basic 4:00 PM

Advanced 4:05 PMRockville Disciples Rockville Basic 4:10 PM

Advanced 4:15 PMSligo Challengers Sligo Basic 4:20 PM

Freestyle 4:25 PMSouthern Asian Southern Asian Advanced 4:35 PMGuerreros de la fe Takoma Park Sp. Advanced 4:40 PMVienna Stars Vienna Basic 4:45 PM

Advanced 4:50 PMFreestyle 4:50 PM

Tuesday, August 13 Atlantic & Lake Union

CONFERENCE CLUB NAME CHURCH NAME CATEGORY SCHEDULEGreater New York

**GNYC—Conf DRILL TEAM GNYC Freestyle 12:00 PM**GNYC—Conf DRUM CORPS GNYC Drum Corps 12:09 PM**Sp. Broadway Wolves Sp. Broadway Freestyle 12:18 PM

Northeastern Berea Orion Berea Basic 12:27 PMAdvanced 12:32 PM

Trailblazers Bethel Basic 12:36 PMCrusaders/Dolphins Lebanon/Mt. Vernon Drum Corps 12:41 PMStars of David Breath of Life Basic 12:50 PMNew England North Drum Corps 12:55 PMGuiding Light Brockton Temple Basic 1:04 PM

Freestyle 1:09 PMDrum Corps 1:18 PM

Cambridge Rising Sun Cambridge Freestyle 1:27 PMNEC BROOKLYN Northeastern Drum Corps 1:36 PMFaith Golden Eagle Faith Freestyle 1:45 PMPhiladelphie Lions Philadelphie Drum Corps 1:54 PMStars Flatbush Basic 2:03 PMHeritage Heralds Heritage Freestyle 2:08 PM

Drum Corps 2:17 PMProvidence Great Líons Providence Hispanic Freestyle 2:26 PMHebron Highlanders Hebron French-Speaking Drum Corps 2:35 PM

Oklahoma Warriors for God West Siloam Oklahoma Basic 2:44 PMSouthern New England

Witnesses Of Bethel Bethel Basic 2:49 PMAdvanced 2:54 PMFreestyle 2:58 PMDrum Corps 3:07 PM

Orion Bridgeport Bridgeport Hispanic Basic 3:16 PMGolden Hawks Clinton Spanish Freestyle 3:21 PMLynn spanish Orion Lynn spanish Basic 3:30 PMWorcester Doves of Peace Pleasant Street Freestyle 3:35 PM

Drum Corps 3:44 PMK2 Everett Portuguese Basic 3:53 PM

Advanced 3:58 PMDrum Corps 4:02 PM

Lake Region Cynthia Currin Drum Corps 4:11 PMBurns Falcons Detroit Burns Basic 4:20 PM

Advanced 4:25 PMFreestyle 4:29 PM

Everest Maranatha Hispanic—Elgin Advanced 4:38 PMPontiac Warriors Pontiac Southside Advanced 4:42 PMShiloh Trailblazers Shiloh Basic 4:46 PM

Michigan Maranatha Lakers Maranatha Spanish Freestyle 4:51 PMWisconsin Milwaukee Spanish Central Milwaukee Spanish Central Freestyle 5:00 PM

* Teams should arrive at least 15 minutes prior to scheduled time for uniform inspection. ** First three teams please be ready at the gate and be ready to enter as soon as it opens.

Please visit the Drill Team & Drum Corps Competition page on camporee.org (Home > About > Activities) and read the

FAQ sheet. This document contains important information as you prepare for your scheduled competition time.

DRILL TEAM & DRUM CORPS

SCHEDULE

—PHOTO BRYANT TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY

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Andrew Phiri—Water & key chains 301ASAP—Refugee ministry 303Atlanta Custom Graphics/W2 Productions—Pins & T-shirts

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Christian Pineda—T-shirts, hoodies, hats 409Collegedale Pathfinders—CIC puzzle 400Dragonaire—Pins 402eClub Tracker Software—Software 408GC Adventist Youth Ministries—Pins, patches, info

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HANGAR A

Hanger A – Exhibitors/Retail Sales

This 40,000 square foot retail space includes many national ministries, vendors, and exhibitors. Use the Exhibitor/Retail Sales booth key to locate an Exhibitor/Retail Sales Vendor on this map.

Hours of Operation:

Tuesday: 12:00 PM (noon) - 5:00 PMWednesday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSaturday: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Sabbath appropriate exhibits only, NO SALES)

10:00 PM - 2:00 AM

JLG Materiais—RS—Pins & slides 604Karen Smart—Shattered but Sheltered 108Kenya Yetu—Artifacts, EMR 602L.E.G.I.T. Inc.—Kids Leadership program 403Life Talk Radio—Ministry info 601Love Letters From Jesus—Love packs to share 109Maranatha Volunteers Internaional—Teen missions

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NAD Ministerial Association—Empowering materials

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NAD Prayer Ministries—Prayer resources 407Nancy's Personalized Gifts—Mugs, keychains 508Nest Entertainment—Bible Hero DVDs 113New Era Maintenance LLC—T-shirts, vests, bags 607Pacific Press Publishing Association—Christian books

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Pan de Vida Production/Travel—DVD, CD, tour info

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Pathfinder Shirts—Pins, T-shirts, caps 305Pin Fever—Pins & lanyards 114Precision Laboratories 115Quiet Hour Ministries—Volunteer evangelism 304Ready Answers—Bible study guides 202Sarah Rodriguez—Christian T-shirts 406SnL Organics—Hair & skin care products 605Street Art Ministry—Painted T-shirts 404Tabernacle SDA Pure Reality—T-shirts, pins, teen mentoring

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TEACH Services, Inc—SDA books 111The DeVan Group Publishing—Creative writing 506The Hope of Survivors—Support to victims 608The King's Heralds—CD, pins, DVDs 504The Pin King—Pins 205Veronique Laroque—Church clothes 611Voice of Prophecy—Discovery Mountain Radio 100Wood Carving—name engraving—Abundio Abao 600Young Living Essential Oils—Oils 606Your Story Hour—YSH audio series 112ZAG Branding Solutions— Hats, etc. 503

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Abraham and Sand Art 2027–2029Adaptive Sports 2048–2050Adventist Pioneer Heritage 2004African Lore 2056–2058Amateur Radio 2018–2019Artificial Intelligence 2110–2111Balloon Art 2030–2032Bat Honor 2167Bible Marking 2101–2102Bible Marking 2099–2100Braille Honor 2012–2013Cactus 2086–2088Cat Honor 2108Country Study Award 2089–2091Cross-Cultural Mission 2106–2107Currency from around the World 2051–2053Dog Honor 2109Endangered Species Honor 2112–2113Endangered Species Honor 2171–2172Family Ministries Heritage Award Patch 2168–2170Flag Honor 2092–2093Geology 2014–2017Gift Wrapping 2096–2098Herb Honor 2001–2003Journey through Creation 2124–2127 &

2139–2142Judges 2005–2006Kite Making Honor 2074–2076

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WHO MAY ATTEND: Ages 16 and up.

SCHEDULE:Wednesday, August 14, 9:00am-4:00pmThursday August 15, 9:00am-4:00pm

LOCATION:In front of Hangar C

Blood DriveAs good citizens we want to give back to our community. One way to do this is to be a part of the Community Blood Bank blood drive. The Blood Bank will be at the CIC Camporee. We are looking for 84 donors, at least 42 donors each day. To schedule your appointment, visit www.save3lives.org, click on “Donate,” “Find a Blood Drive,” enter O189 as the Sponsor Code. If you have any questions, please call 1-800-280-4102. To give a blood donation, you must be age 16 years or older. All 16 year olds will need a permission slip signed by a parent or guardian. Taking a break from all the hustle and activities, four pathfinders from the Trinity Church in Southern California

Conference, Pacific Union decide to spend the time playing praise songs on the guitar an ukelele. Pictured are Ellen Igamen, Ella Zerne, Justin Buenviaje and Janelle Buenviaje.——PHOTO JENEAN JOHNSON

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Great Lakes Adventist Academy 1605Greeneville Adventist Academy 1420Griggs International Academy K–12 1309Highland Academy 1416Indiana Academy—Foreign Missions Trips 1609Lake Union—Lighthouse Honor 1302Laurelbrook Academy 1319Loma Linda University—EXSEED 1211Loma Linda University—Pickleball 1224Middle East University 1121Milo Adventist Academy—Geocaching 1205Monterey Bay Academy 1213Mount Pisgah Academy 1315Newbold College 1119North American Division Education 1303North Dallas Adventist Academy 1318Pacific Union College—Climbing Wall 1335Shenandoah Valley Academy 1203Southern Adventist University—Escape Room 1501Southwestern Adventist University—Floorball 1608Southwestern Union 1209TLT 1204Union College—Home Nursing 1520Union College & Pacific Union College—Basic Rescue

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Adventist Youth Ministries Museum Display 17Canoe Building 8Digital Photography Honor 20Dinosaur Advanced Honor 15BDinosaur Basic Honor 15ADoss Foundation Display 18Drawing and Art Honor 14Flag Honor 12Fossil Honor 15EHistorian Seminar 7AInformation 19JMV Pathfinders 1946–1957 (500 Lbs. Bible) 5Lecture Area 15D

HANGAR D Memories 13NAD Camporees 1985–1994 9NPUC Creation Study Center 16Origami Honor 21Pathfinder Clubs 1958–1984 6Pathfinder History 2004–2014 10Pathfinders Today 11Reptiles Honor 15FRon Whitehead’s Car 22SDA History 1852–1927 2Summer Camps 4SWAU Displays of Fossils, Dinosaurs and Reptiles

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VR Demo 15CWelcome to AYM Museum 1World Displays 7Youth Ministry 1928–1945 3

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In Hanger D on Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m., the NAD Youth Directors will be laying a wreath to honor Pathfinder coordinators

who have fallen asleep in Jesus. Come help us honor the coordinator

ministry throughout the world.

TLTs—OSHKOSH NEEDS YOU!Want to make a difference at the camporee? Sign up to volunteer only four hours this week in an area of your choice and receive a pin for your class A uniform that will never be available again. Check out this great opportunity at the TLT booth in hangar C. Volunteer with teens from around the world and make it all happen here at Oshkosh.

Clubs came to ADRA’s booth to learn about their work and earn an honor.—PHOTO BRENT HARDINGE

ItalianClaudia Leigh Sindoni BonillaMariarosa Cavalieri Ignazio Barbuscia

MandarinRegiane Hsu Ruyi Zhao

PortugueseArgelis Almonte Mary Jerany Gamboa Fernández Ben Joseph Rodrigues

Keila DeOliveira Alexandre Vaez Vanessa Seifert Anne Janice Rodrigues

SpanishJaceil Pagán Eduardo Cuevas Jose Diaz Lizardo Herbert Hernandez Josephine Nelson Seth Dixon Maria Elena Villasante Freddy Rodriguez

Evelyn Gonzalez Gladys Gonzalez Diana Quintanilla Martha Prudencio Lilian CalistoJerny Esther Gamboa Fernández Julio Cesar Flores

FrenchSylvanus Assigbe

KoreanSangmee Richardson

Serving Others with the

Gift of LanguageFor Regiane (Anne) Hsu, one of the interpreters, this will be her first time attending Camporee. Anne is a teacher from Brazil who currently lives in China. She moved to China in 2011 to learn the Chinese language. Prior to moving there, she had been working as a Portuguese and English teacher in Brazil. Once in China, Anne helped one of the churches there to start a Pathfinder club. In fact, that club is also here at Camporee

for their first time. In 2013, Anne went back home to Brazil where she stayed until returning to China in 2016. One year later, Anne was invited to help start another Pathfinder club in Beijing for the international church. By the grace of God, that club is still having weekly activities. When asked how she became involved

with interpreting Anne says, “Since my first contact with languages I just fell in love. I was in the 5th grade when I had English class for the first time. I used to translate songs on my own using my dic-tionary.” Some of her other experiences with language have included studying English for her bachelor’s degree, practic-ing other languages while in China, and working in Brazil as an interpreter for a Chinese company. Anne is excited to be serving as an interpreter at Camporee. She loves interpreting and enjoys being used by God to serve others with the gift of lan-guage. She hopes that her interpreting will “give others a message that comes from God to touch their hearts and change their lives.” After Camporee, Anne will travel back to China where she will continue working as a quality content moderator for Microsoft. She plans to continue living in China for the next three to five years, and is hoping to get her master’s degree while there.

She loves interpreting and enjoys being used by God to serve others with the gift of language

Interpreter InformationMain Stage evening programs will have interpreters available who will be interpreting the pro-gram into six different languages. It is important that each person brings their own portable FM Transmitter radio, to hear the interpretations. Portable FM Transmitter radios will not be provided by the International Camporee. Interpretation will be made available in the following languages during the Camporee by tuning into the following FM radio stations:

§ French 94.7 FM § Portuguese 90.7 FM § Spanish 93.5 FM

§ Korean 100.7 FM § Italian 95.3 FM § Mandarin 103.5 FM

LIST OF INTERPRETERS

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Italy Pathfinder ClubPizza—made onsite—per slice...........................................$3.50French Fries ........................................................................$2.50

The Williams Group (credit cards accepted)

Delivery available: For catering, call 920-808-0468 or email atpjcamporee2019@gmail.com“Papa John’s Pizza—by the slice (regular and gluten free)—cheese or veggie” ..............................$3.50 or $4Whole Pizza—cheese or veggie ................................$24 or $28Papa John’s Bread Sticks + sauce ..................... $2.50 or $5.50Big Frank Hot Dogs—gluten free and vegan available ...$3.50Garden salad or fruit salad ....................................................$6Shaved ice—variety of flavors and sizes ...........$3.50 to $5.50Assorted snacks—candy, gum, mini donuts, chips ...... varied

Asheville Pathfinder Club (credit cards accepted)

GOLIATH Snow Cones 12 oz.—variety ..................................$5Pepsi drinks ................................................................... $1 to $3

Minneapolis First Prophets Pathfinder ClubSchwann’s Ice Cream—variety ..................................... $1 to $3

McDonald Road Pathfinder Club (credit cards accepted)

Dominos Pizza—variety—by the slice (cheese or veggie) ..........................................................$3 or $4Dominos Pizza—whole—(cheese or veggie) ...........$21 or $24Shaved Ice—variety .................................................................$3Cheese Nachos (extra cheese and jalapeno for .50 cents more each) .........................................$3Variety of snacks, gum or candy ............................... $1 to $1.5

Genesis Pathfinder ClubVeggie Burger ...............................................................................Fries...............................................................................................Veggie Subs ..................................................................................Haystacks .....................................................................................Pozole ............................................................................................Rice, Bean, Potato, Soy Dish .......................................................Burritos .........................................................................................Tacos .............................................................................................

Trinity Pathfinder ClubFunnel Cakes .................................................................. $3 to $5French Fries ................................................................... $3 to $4Veggie Asada .................................................................. $2 to $5Boba Drinks ....................................................................$3 or $4

Glen Ellyn Masters Pathfinder Club (credit cards accepted)

Spaghetti w/veggie meat sauce + dinner roll—vegan .........$7Stir Fry—(tofu, mushroom and veggies with wild rice)—vegan .............................................................$7Garden or Black Bean Burger w/chips— vegan or vegetarian .................................................................$6Roasted Portabella—avocado w/cheese Sandwich + chips - vegetarian or vegan” .............................$6Veggie patty—avocado w/cheese Sandwich + chips; vegetarian or vegan” ...............................................................$6Grilled vegetable Panini w/fish fillet— vegetarian or vegan .................................................................$6Grilled vegetable wrap w/beep citrus spare rib—vegetarian or vegan ..............................................$6Belgian Waffle w/triple berry compote + banana and scrambled eggs” ...............................................................$6Smoothies/milkshakes w/real fruit.......................................$5Virgin Pina Colada ...................................................................$5Virgin Mojito.............................................................................$5

Apopka Eagles Pathfinder Club (credit cards accepted)

Kettle Corn—bag ......................................................................$6

Arden Aviators Pathfinder Club (credit cards accepted)

Fruit smoothies .......................................................................$5Lemon Ice .................................................................................$2

Salem (credit cards accepted)

Cheese Nachos .........................................................................$3Pupusas Dinner .......................................................................$6Cheese Quesadillas with Mexican rice and salad................$5Chicken and broccoli with veggie rice ..................................$7Tamales (1 or 3) ............................................................. $2 to $5Perro Caliente w/chips ............................................................$3Takis .......................................................................................... $1Chicharron w/Valentina Hot Sauce .......................................$2Croissants or Bagels with Butter or Cream Cheese ............$2Mexican Sweet Bread ..............................................................$2Assorted Chocolate Bars and Mexican Candy ..................... $1Hot homemade Atole ..............................................................$2Homemade Mexican Drinks ..................................................$2

Maddies Donut TruckFresh mini donuts (15 per bag) .............................................$5Smoothies .................................................................................$5Cotton Candy ............................................................................$3

Steph’s Cake Shop (credit cards accepted)

Veggie Patties ...........................................................................$8Chicken Patties ........................................................................$8Beef Patties ...............................................................................$8Ribs w/rice and peas .............................................................$15Roti ..........................................................................................$10Coco Bread................................................................................$2Sweets: Gizzard, Peanut Drops, Coconut Drops, Currant Roll or Coconut Roll ..................................................$3Homemade Drinks ..................................................................$8

CindersFresh Roasted Corn on the Cob .............................................$4Funnel Cakes with assorted toppings...................................$8

Michigan Conference Public Campus Ministry (credit cards accepted)

Impossible Burger + chips ...................................................$12Beyond Burger + chips ..........................................................$10Three Quesadillas ....................................................................$5Griller Korean BBQ Taco ........................................................$6Mexican Street Corn ................................................................$4Ice Pops ..................................................................................... $1

Carmichael Cougar Pathfinders (credit cards accepted)

Homemade Corn Dogs ............................................................$3Nachos ......................................................................................$3Candies, snacks and popcorn ................................................ $1

Sno Cone ...................................................................................$3

Orosi Prospectors (credit cards accepted)

Homemade Corn Dogs w/tartar sauce ..................................$3Cheese Nachos .........................................................................$3Super Nachos (chili beans, salsa, sour cream, jalapenos) ...........................................................$5Assorted snacks and candy........................................... variousCalifornia Fresh Squeezed Lemonade 16 oz........................$3Agua Fresca de Pina 16 oz ......................................................$3

Hinsdale Fil-Am Challengers (credit cards accepted)

Vege Eggroll Plate ....................................................................$4Turon (Plantain Roll) ...............................................................$3Pancit plate ...............................................................................$5Combo Plate with water (Pancit plate, egg roll and Turon) ................................................................$12

Altamonte Springs Spanish (credit cards accepted)

Arepas (cheese, egg and soymeat) ........................................$5Empanadas (cheese and soymeat) ........................................$3French Fries .............................................................................$3Hot Dog and fries .....................................................................$4Lunch special—varies each day .............................................$8Grilled sandwich......................................................................$2Venezulan Pabellon (rice, black beans, soymeat, cheese and plantain) ..............................................$8Fruit Salad (watermelon, apple and grapes) .......................$4Sandwich (lettuce, tomato and cheese) ................................$3Cucosettes ................................................................................$2Fresh garden salad ..................................................................$5Fresh fruit, Chips, Candy, Trail Mix, Yogurt, Cookies ....... variousLemonade .................................................................................$2Hot Chocolate ...........................................................................$3Infusion .....................................................................................$3Smoothie ...................................................................................$5

Chipmunks (credit cards accepted)

Hot Dogs ...............................................................................$3.50Fries...........................................................................................$3Chips ......................................................................................... $1Root Beer Floats .......................................................................$3Popcorn ................................................................................$2.50Cinnamon Rolls .......................................................................$2

Leones de Juda-Spanish Richmond Hills— NYC Compassion Food (credit cards accepted)

Papa a la huancaina ................................................................$7Tallarines Rojo .............................................................................Lomo Saltado (rice and french fries) ..................................$10Flautas ..........................................................................................Tortillas .........................................................................................Quesadillas ...................................................................................Arepas ...........................................................................................Huevos pericos ............................................................................Y otras comidas ...........................................................................Pupusas, Arroz can lentejas, eggplant, lote .............................Empanadas...............................................................................$3French Fries .............................................................................$3Snacks, fresh fruit, salads ............................................. various

Breath of Life SDA (credit cards accepted)

Rice and Peas ...........................................................................$5Fried Plantain ..........................................................................$5Bakes—plain .............................................................................$3Bakes with veggie meat ..........................................................$6Bakes w/ curry chick peas and potatoes ..............................$5Curried chick peas and potatoes ...........................................$6Veggie Pattie .............................................................................$5Veggie Meat ..............................................................................$7Mozzarella Sticks .....................................................................$5Funnel Cake Fries ....................................................................$5Rice and Peas w/ veggie meat Platter .................................$15Rice and Peas w/ curried chick peas and potatoes platter ......................................................................$13Assorted Chips and Candy ............................................ variousCaribbean Cake ........................................................................$7Fresh Lemonade ......................................................................$5

Palmetto Distributions (credit cards accepted)

Icee Pops ................................................................................... $1Frozen Fruit Bars.....................................................................$2Ice Cream Bars .........................................................................$3Chocolate covered Bananas ...................................................$4Chocolate covered Cheesecake..............................................$5Fried Peanuts ...........................................................................$4

Burns FalconsSloppy Joes ...............................................................................$3Sloppy Joes combo (sloppy joe and walking taco) .........$5.50Sloppy Joe mini combo (sloppy joe + popcorn) ..............$4.50Nacho Grande (chips, meat, cheese), jalapeno for extra .50 cents ....................................................$4Vegan Ice Cream—cup or cone ................................. $3 and $4Healthy Popcorn ......................................................................$2Walking Tacos (cheese and taco meat) .................................$3Walking Taco Supreme (cheese, meat, lettuce, tomato, salsa, sour cream) .......................................$5Pepsi Drinks .............................................................. $1.50 to $3

Mexico TacosTacos ........................................................... “$2 each or 3 for $5Burritos .....................................................................................$6Quesadillas ...............................................................................$5Mexican popsicles ...................................................................$2Mexican candy ......................................................................... $1Mexican fruit ............................................................................$3

Sweets, Treats and Veggie Eats by the Campbell Conquerors (credit cards accepted)

Vegan Soft Serve Ice Cream .......................................................Sundaes and Pineapple Floats ..................................................Fish Sandwich ..............................................................................Vegan Egg Salad Sandwich and Chips ......................................Sweet Thai Cucumber Salad ......................................................

TKM (credit cards accepted)

Indian Fry Bread Taco ............................................................$7Indian Sweet Fried Bread (Nutella and strawberry) ...........$5Indian Sweet Fried Bread (honey, cinnamon and powdered sugar) ..............................................................$3Chips/Grandma Cookies ......................................................... $1

Food Vendors*Prices are subject to change

All vendors are selling Pepsi products—caffeine free.

All food products listed below are vegetarian or vegan regardless of the terminology used.

Orange or Grape CrushMug Root BeerTropicana LemonadeMist Twist

Strawberry CrushPineapple CrushAquafina WaterGatorade

PEPSI DRINK LIST:Aquafina Splash Water; Grape, Raspberry, Mixed BerryFruit Juices; Orange Juice, Apple Juice, Kiwi Strawberry, Cranberry, Ruby Red Grapefruit and Cranberry GrapeBubly: Lime, Mango, Strawberry or Black Cherry

Monday 12–9 p.m.Tuesday–Friday 10 a.m.–6 p.m.Saturday 10 p.m.–midnight

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Pee Jay’s Fresh Fruit would like to welcome Doug Blumb formerly of CJ Citrus Sales to our sales team.

Tuesday, August 132–3:15 p.m.—Basic Staff Training (BST)PFAD 005 Introduction to Basic Drill (1:15)

3:45–5 p.m.—Basic Staff Training (BST)PFAD 001 Pathfinder Club ministry: Its purpose, history and relationship to church, Adventurers and Ambassadors (1:15)

Wednesday, August 149:15–10:30 a.m.—Basic Staff Training (BST)PFAD 002 Introduction to Pathfinder Club organization (1:15)

10:45 a.m.–noon—Basic Staff Training (BST)PFAD 003 Introduction to Pathfinder Club programming and planning (1:15)

2–3:15 p.m.—Master Guide 1How to be a Christian leader and leadership skills (1:15)

3:45–5 p.m.—Master Guide 2Vision, mission and motivation (1:15)

Thursday, August 159:15–10:30 a.m.—Basic Staff Training (BST)PFAD 004 Pathfinder Club outreach (1:15)

10:45 a.m.–noon—Basic Staff Training (BST)PYSO 104 Developmental growth: Ages 10–15 (1:15)

2–3:15 p.m.—Master Guide 3Communication theory and listening skills (1:15)

3:45–5 p.m.—Master Guide 4Practical communication practices (1:15)

Friday, August 169:15–10:30 a.m.—Basic Staff Training (BST)EDUC 001 Introduction to teaching (1:15)

10:45 a.m.–noon—Basic Staff Training (BST)MEDI 100 Introduction to medical, risk management and child safety issues (1:15)

2–3:15 p.m.—Master Guide 5Creativity and resource development (1:15)

3:45–5 p.m.—Master Guide 6How to prepare effective & creative worships (1:15)

Saturday, August 172–3:15 p.m.—Master Guide 7Youth and children’s evangelism (1:15)

3:45–5 p.m.—Master Guide 8Understanding your spiritual gifts (1:15)

NAD Pathfinder Leadership Training The North American Division Office of Pathfinder Ministry offers leadership training for Pathfinder staff from the NAD. We are providing the full Basic Staff Training Certification workshop list and the eight New Skills seminars in the proposed NAD Master Guide Curriculum currently being evaluated.

Location for all training: International Village Tent. No registration is needed. Just show up on time.If you have questions, contact Glen Milam, NAD Pathfinder Coordinator, at glenmilam@myactv.net.

TRAINING SCHEDULE

AngolaAnguillaAntigua and

BarbudaArgentinaAustraliaBahamasBarbadosBelarusBelizeBhutanBrazilCameroonCanadaCayman IslandsChileChinaColombiaCongoCongo, the

Democratic Republic of the

Costa RicaCôte d’IvoireCubaDominicaDominican

RepublicEl SalvadorFijiFranceGermanyGhanaGuamGuatemalaGuyanaHaiti

HondurasHong KongIndiaIndonesiaIrelandJamaicaJapanKenyaKorea,

Republic ofKuwaitLatviaLebanonMalawiMartiniqueMexicoMicronesia,

Federated States of

Moldova, Republic of

MongoliaMozambiqueMyanmarNamibiaNepalNetherlandsNigeriaPanamaPapua New GuineaPeruPhilippinesPortugalPuerto RicoQatarRomaniaRussian Federation

RwandaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint Martin

(French part)Saint Vincent and

the GrenadinesSingaporeSint Maarten

(Dutch part)SloveniaSouth AfricaSwitzerlandSyrian Arab

RepublicTaiwan, Province

of ChinaTanzania, United

Republic ofThailandTrinidad and TobagoUgandaUkraineUnited Arab EmiratesUnited KingdomUnited StatesUnited States Minor

Outlying IslandsVenezuela,

Bolivarian Republic of

Virgin Islands, BritishVirgin Islands, U.S.ZambiaZimbabwe

92 Countries Represented at 2019 Chosen Camporee

FUN FACT

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BraveHeart Kids VillageMom and Dad! Braveheart Kids Village is hap-pening in the fictional Castle of the Camporee, for ages 4-8, where they will embark on an epic adventure that empowers them to stand tall with the kings and queens of the Bible…the “crowning point” is learning about God and His story!...and that is no fairytale!

At the Castle of Camporee, kids experience God’s story in fun and unforgettable ways! Each day, they will share in the fun adventures of the King of the Castle of Camporee, the feisty but eloquent Queen and the hilarious Jester.

Location: Near the Food Court Hours: Tuesday—1–5 p.m.

Wed–Friday— 9 a.m.–noon & 1–5 p.m.Cost: $8/day or any part of a day

BraveHeart Village is just around the corner! Are you ready? Be sure to register at camporee.org>on-site-activities-honors.

Gary BlanchardWorld Youth Director

Pastor Gary and his wife Erica have three young adult children (Gary, Ben and Sierra). Erica is from Northern California and Gary is from Maine. “PG” as he is often called, enjoys long walks in the woods, reading the Bible, going on dates with his wife and talking with God. Pastor Gary has served as a Bible teacher, chaplain, youth pastor, district pastor and most recently as the Texas Conference Youth Director. His motto is “making ministers for the Master.” He loves seeing young people “rightly trained” and empowered to be God’s army of youth. Gary has traveled around the world preach-ing the Three Angels Message and inspiring young people to do the same. Some of his mes-sages can be viewed at rightlytrained.org and youngtexasadventist.org. Pastor Gary’s gifts are encouragement, preaching and leadership and he daily seeks to “walk in the Spirit” so that he can be a contagious reflector of Christ. His favorite Bible verse is 1 John 4:9 (NKJV), “In this the love of God was manifested toward us, that God has sent His only begotten Son into the world, that we might live through Him.”

Taken from: https://youth.adventist.org/The-Team/Meet-The-Team

MEET YOUR LEADERS

VIP VisitsTed Wilson president, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, August 14–15

Dan Jacksonpresident, North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, August 13–17

Gary Blanchardworld youth director, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, August 13–17

Lake Union Baptism at the 2014 Forever Faithful International Pathfinder Camporee.—PHOTO RICH HERARD

The Camporee Post Office will send and receive letter mail. You may receive United States Postal Service (USPS) packages only here, but you may not send packages from this location. If you need to send a USPS package, please take it to a local Post Office in Oshkosh. All postal mail and packages will be delivered to your Conference headquarters.

No United Parcel Service (UPS) or FedEX packages can be sent or received at the Post Office. See more information under UPS & FedEX shipping.

Located at the corner of Schaick Ave. and Forest Home.

HOURS OF OPERATION:Monday, 12–5 p.m.Tuesday–Sabbath, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.Sabbath—Receiving and delivering mail only. No sales.

Costs:Stamps and Camporee post cards will be available for sale. Cash only

To receive a letter or United States Postal Service (USPS) package, address them as follows:

Recipient’s nameUnion nameConference namePathfinder Club nameGeneral DeliveryOshkosh WI 54902

Please Note: Envelopes and packages not addressed properly will not be delivered.

Camporee Post Office

DAY PASS WRISTBANDS

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Editor: Pat SpanglerArt Director: Justin JefferyLead Writer: Hannah Gallant Photo Coordinator: Dan WeberAdvertisements: Wanda PooleWebmaster: April Romuald

Pathfinder Today is a production of Chosen Camporee 2019 with sponsorship from:

© Copyright 2019

Pathfinder

TODAYKeep a level eye and see what sights you can capture around CIC 2019. Tag your Instagram photos of Camporee with “#2019Chosen” and you might see them in Pathfinder TODAY.

EMERGENCY TEXT ALERTSIn the event of an emergency situation during the Camporee, we are using CodeMessaging.net to alert you of any danger. Please sign up today!

Follow these simple steps to sign up now for Emergency Text Alert messaging announcements on your cell phone.

1. Go to www.codemessaging.net2. Click on the Login button3. Click new user registration—

Request passport4. Box will say affiliation—Type in

2019camporee (no spaces)5. Type in personal information6. Fill in new login and password7. You are now signed up for code

messaging

These methods of contact will remain private and only used during an emergency event at the Camporee.

MEDICAL TEAM The medical team is excited to be a part of another life-changing experi-ence for our youth. We look forward to being of service to all who attend. Please provide the appropriate instruction and education needed to make this Camporee as safe as possible. The medical building will be staffed with doctors and nurses 24/7 as well as Paramedic/EMT teams that will be on golf carts roaming the grounds throughout the day and until after the evening program is completed and everyone is settled in for the night. The Medical/First Aid building is located near the corner of Schaick Ave. and Neunteufel.

EMERGENCY SERVICESThe quickest, easiest way to obtain professional help for any type of emer-gency is to phone Camporee Security: (920) 230-7753, (920) 230-7754, (920) 230-7874 or Radio Channel 14.

§ When calling, stay calm and carefully explain the problem and your location to the Camporee Safety Dispatcher.

§ Do not hang up until you are told to do so.

There is an ambulance on site, therefore, call Medical/Ambulance dispatch first: (269) 921-2161, (269) 921-0214, or Radio Channel 16, before dialing 911.

§ When calling, stay calm and carefully explain the problem and your location to the Camporee Medical Dispatcher.

§ Do not hang up until you are told to do so.

WORD OF THE DAY

Versatile[ vur-suh-tl or, esp. British, -tahyl ]adjective1. capable of or adapted for

turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of endeavor, etc. a versatile writer.

2. having or capable of many uses. a versatile tool.

Birthdays/ AnniversariesAUGUST 12

Happy Birthday, Micah (Bravo)! We love you, Remember YOU can do all things through Christ who gives you strength. Philippians 4:13 Love, Mom, Dad & Noah (Portervllle TrailBlazers, California)

Happy 11th birthday, Noah Sanders! (Lake Union Conference)

AUGUST 13

Happy 17th birthday, Jathniel Dorfeuil, (Middletown SWAT Club, New York)

Happy birthday, Tashiya Young! (Vanguard Pathfinder Club, Kingston, Jamaica)

Happy 12th birthday, Zora Edmondson (Frostburg Pathfinders, Maryland)

Happy birthday, Caleb Prado! (Parsons SDA Church, Parsons, Tennessee)

Happy 16th birthday to our daughter Elena (TLT in the Visalia Pioneers Pathfinder Club, Central California Conference)

Happy 12th birthday, Daniel Davis (Piedmont Park Thunderbirds, Lincoln, Nebraska)

Congratulations to Stanley Knight, Carolina Conference Youth Ministries and Pathfinder director, and Valeri Knight on their 41st anniversary.

Many of the items lost at the Camporee find their way to the Lost & Found building. Please be prepared to give a detailed description of your lost item. Located across from the Registration & Ticket building.

HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday 12–5 p.m.Tuesday–Friday 9 a.m.–5 p.m.Sabbath 9 a.m.–5 p.m. & 10 p.m.–12:30 a.m.Sunday 7 a.m.–noon

LOST & FOUNDAny items not claimed by Sunday noon will be taken to the Goodwill store. Valuables such as cell phones, cameras, wallets, keys, etc. will be taken back to the Center for Youth Evangelism (CYE) at Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Contact the office at 1-800-968-8428 or International at +1-269-471-8380 or contact us via cye.org with a detailed description.

Pathfinders lower the Pathfinder flag at the 2014 Forever Faithful International Pathfinder Camporee, Oshkosh, Wisc.—PHOTO JENEAN JOHNSON.

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BIG Thanks to our Corporate SponsorsDAILY GAMES

ACROSS 5. Hebrew meaning of David’s name6. Saul threw this at David8. Saul’s younger daughter who

married David10. Stone by which Jonathan shot

the arrows11. Where the Prophet Samuel went

after anointing David13. Goliath’s coat of armor weighed

this many shekels (2 wds)15. Number of days the Philistines

taunted the Israelites

DOWN1. Tribe that David was from2. Valley where David killed Goliath3. David played his instrument to help soothe this

in Saul (2 wds)4. The king of the Amalekites that Saul killed6. Third son of Jesse7. Number of stones David collected from the stream8. Saul’s oldest daughter9. Place where Goliath is from10. David’s oldest brother12. Name of the feast during which Jonathan shot

the arrows to warn David (2 wds)14. Instrument that David played

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“God’s Chosen” Crossword Puzzle

Watch the 2019 International Pathfinder Camporee LIVE as it unfolds! Hope Channel’s special Camporee live stream brings the evening main stage event directly to you starting August 13 through August 17, 2019. Our audience from around the world can tune-in to Camporee’s evening program by simply going to hopetv.org/camporee to watch the livestream. You can also watch the livestream on our Hope Channel app, which is available for iOS and Android devices, as well as Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Roku! In the app, just go to the Featured screen and select Camporee. There, you can watch the live stream, as well as each of the previous programs.

Hope Channel to Broadcast 2019 Chosen Pathfinder Camporee

(Viewers outside the U.S. may need to select “Hope Channel North America” on the Settings screen.) For more details about Hope Channel’s coverage, simply visit hopetv.org/camporee.

Live Stream ScheduleTimes are in U.S. Central Day-light Time. For the best viewing experience, watch Hope Channel’s special live stream, scheduled to include the full program, including baptisms.

Tuesday, Aug 13—7:30–10 p.m.Wednesday, Aug 14—6–9:30 p.m.Thursday, Aug 15—6–9:30 p.m.Friday, Aug 16—6–9:30 p.m.Saturday, Aug 17—8–11 a.m., 7:30–10 p.m.

Pathfinder Radio ScheduleIn the prayerfully unlikely event that we will not be able to have anyone on the main stage dur-ing the main programs, due to inclement weather or anything unsafe, you will still be able to enjoy the programs. You will need a AM/FM portable radio with batteries to access Path-finder Radio at FM 88.7, You can also listen to the broadcasts on your cell phone, tablet or laptop by going to PathfinderRadio.com and clicking on the Listen Now button.

Broadcast ScheduleTuesday, 7:30–10 p.m.Wednesday–Friday, 6–9:30 p.m.Sabbath morning, 8–11 a.m.Sabbath evening, 7:30–10 p.m.

Arriving at the Camporee & Leaving for HomeWhen can we arrive at the Camporee?There are two arrival or load-in-day options: § Monday, August 12 (8 a.m. until

midnight)

§ Tuesday, August 13 (8 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.) Gates close at 7:30 p.m.

Campgrounds do not open before Monday, August 12, 8 a.m.

When do activities begin? § All on-site & off-site activities start at

12 p.m. on Tuesday, August 13, 2019

§ Opening night for the Main Stage is Tuesday night, August 13, 2019, at 7:30 p.m.

When can we leave for home?You can leave at 11 p.m. Saturday night, August 17, 2019, when the gates are open to exit.

§ Some drivers sleep Saturday during the day and drive out about midnight Saturday night. Their riders sleep through the night on the way home.

§ Only clubs leaving Saturday night after the evening program may bring their buses and vans into their campsites at 7:30 p.m., through the South Gate only. The South Gate will close again at 9 p.m. At 11 p.m., all gates will be opened to anyone wanting to exit Camporee grounds.

§ Many other clubs stay camping Sat-urday night and enjoy the Saturday night special sales in Building A. These special sales include Campo-ree hats, shirts, pins, etc.

§ Most clubs plan to leave any time before 12 p.m., Sunday, August 18, 2019.

§ The campgrounds must be vacated by 2 p.m., Sunday, August 18, 2019.

PCM

All Drones and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

are not permitted on EAA grounds and airport property.