Every year, hundreds of re-tired pastors, elders, Sabbath

School leaders, deacons and more are seen here on the Camp Meet-ing grounds. Last night, Carolina Conference President Leslie Louis gave each of them special recogni-tion at the annual Senior Citizen’s Tribute. In their honor, Elder Louis announced that everyone present in the auditorium would receive a copy of the book, The Healing Power of Love. He then challenged each per-son to share this book with a friend or neighbor, asking, “What if this book leads someone to search the truths of scripture just because you shared it?”

The highlight of the evening was discovering who the oldest attendees

in the audience were. When Elder Louis asked how many were age 65 or older, more than 200 people stood. He then said, “We’re going to take a big leap. Anyone younger than 80, please sit down.” About 75 people remained. When he asked anyone younger than 85 to be seated, about 40 people were still on their feet. Re-markably, at least 20 in the audience were over the age of 90! There were four who are 96 or older and fi nally, at age 98, two people remained standing.

For the second year in a row Ben Hartman, partly in celebration of his 100th birth-day yesterday, re-ceived a special honor for being the oldest man present. Elder Hartman, who is a former pastor in the Carolina Conference, was presented with a gift certifi cate to the ACBC.

Also for the second year in a row, the honor of being the oldest woman present was Mary Lee Herzel from the Upward Church. Her birthday is June 9, when she will turn 98. She was presented with a special gift of fl owers.

Carolina Conference Ministe-rial Director Haskell Williams told a story of how Elder Hartman had as-sisted him in an evangelistic series in

Florida about 30 years ago, lead-ing out with the music each night. He then offered a prayer of dedica-tion and apprecia-tion for his years of service to the church.

Once again we give congratulations to all of our seniors! We truly appreciate all you have done for the Lord and His church.

by: Tom Mills

Carolina EvangelismSunday Night ...................... $ 2,141.57Monday Night ..................... $ 3,504.36Tuesday Night .................... $ 3,136.59Wednesday Night ................ $ 5,873.21Total .................................. $14,655.73Goal ..................................... $ 130,000Faith Goal ............................ $ 160,000

Bluegrass Sing-A-LongIf you’re into Bluegrass or just love to

sing, you won’t want to miss the sing-a-long on Sabbath afternoon in the Harrell Center, Lower Level. If you play an instrument, bring that too!Booth Displays

Display booths are set up on the second fl oor of the Terrace Hotel. You’ll fi nd exhibits of different ministries and organizations for all ages – some have giveaways! Stop by and have a look around.Camp Meeting Online

Keep up with happenings at Camp Meeting by becoming a fan or follower of the Carolina Conference on Facebook.com/carolinaconference or Twitter (@CarolinaConf)! We will also be posting daily news and photos on our website at www.carolinasda.org. Camp Meeting News Network

Also on our website, you can follow the link to our YouTube channel and watch archived versions of our nightly newscast. In addition, you can view the Stuart Auditorium meetings live on our web stream. Camp Meeting Radio Station

Tune in to our Camp Meeting Radio station at 94.1 FM for inspirational music, announcements, and seminars. You can listen live to the meetings in Stuart Auditorium.CD and DVD Recordings

Recordings of all seminars and meetings in the main auditorium will be available after each meeting. They can be purchased in the ACBC tent near Harrell Center.Civil War and Adventist History

Interested in Adventist history? This summer you can follow the fi lmmakers who are producing “War in Heaven, War on Earth: The Birth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church During the American Civil War.” Visit www.warinheavenwaronearth.com to get regular updates or use the “donate” button to reserve your own DVD in time for the 150th Anniversary!

Flowers for Sale The beautiful Stuart Auditorium stage

decorat ions—blooming f lowers and ferns—will be on sale for $10 each (CASH only please) on Saturday night at 9 p.m. immediately following the Grand Finale. The decorative urns and pots are not part of the sale.For Your Safety

Please remember that skateboards, roller blades, bikes and scooters are now allowed on Lake Junaluska Camp Grounds.Free Lunch at MPA

Learn more about MPA! On your way home from Camp Meeting on Sunday, June 3, stop and enjoy a free lunch at Mount Pisgah Academy. 75 Academy Dr. Candler, NC 28715 - 828-667-2535. Lunch: 12 –1 p.m., Campus Tours: 1– 2:30 p.m., Q&A Time: 2:30–3 p.m.Fun Run

Get your running shoes ready! The FUN RUN is almost here! It takes place Friday at 8 a.m. at the Open Air Gym. The 5K will follow. There will be awards for the winners in different age categories. Come out and run, or cheer on your friends!Gluten Free Adventist

Join the Facebook group Gluten Free Adventist to share and learn more about living without gluten in your diet. Great Controversy Project

Praise the Lord! You have sent or given away 1.7 million Great Controversy books. Thousands are now enrolled in the Amazing Facts courses through the response cards within the book. The incredible news is you can get this full 1911 edition for only $.69! Call 1-800-600-7197 or 1-800-876-7313 to order from the Review and Herald. Grow a World Changer

Our Global Vistas speaker Byard Parks has written a book, Grow a World Changer, which is available at our camp meeting ACBC. It is designed to help parents and teachers raise their children to have a mind-set of selfl ess service.Meal Tickets

You may purchase daily meal tickets and tickets in advance for Sabbath from the Junaluska WELCOME CENTER check in desk by 5 p.m. After 5 p.m., go to the Terrace Hotel front desk, 2nd fl oor. No meal tickets for Sabbath will be issued after 8 p.m. on Friday.

Mobile PhonesPlease be sure your mobile phone is

turned off or on vibrate before entering any of the meetings or seminars.SAU Alumni Luncheon

Alumni and f r iends of Southern Adventist University are invited to attend a complimentary lunch meeting at noon on Friday, June 1, in the big tent by the lake next to the main auditorium.

For more information, email the SAU alumni offi ce at alumni@southern.edu, or call 423.236.2830. Seminar Location Changes

2 p.m. Daniel II will move from the Welcome Center to Stuart Auditorium.

2 p.m. Choir Clinic will move from Stone chapel to the choir room at Stuart Auditorium.

4 p.m. Piano Workshop with Ron Brown moved from Stone Chapel to the Evangelism Center.

9:15 a.m. Literature Evangelism Meeting moved to Terrace 316, the 2 p.m. meeting is in the Evangelism Center.Singles Ministry

Singles are invited to get together Fri. at 7 a.m. at the pool for morning devotion and a walk around the lake. Fri. at 6 p.m. there is a seminar and supper at Harrell Center.Sabbath potluck has been cancelled. If you have questions, call 919-279-5510 / 336-575-0318. You can also fi nd them on Facebook: Adventist Singles of Western NC.WBAJ Live!

WBAJ Radio 890 AM out of Columbia, SC, is now streaming 24/7 at WBAJ.net. Click “Live” to listen!Young Adults on Sabbath

There will be two Sabbath services in Terrace 305: fi rst service at 9:30 – 10:45 a.m. (no childcare provided); second service at 11:00 with childcare provided. We encourage as many as possible to come at 9:30 to make room for those who are unaware of the schedule change. Also, you’re invited to a praise music concert Sabbath evening at 7 p.m. in Terrace 305. 2013 Lake Junaluska Lodging

Please go to the Welcome Center to make reservations for next year. The hours are Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Submitting AnnouncementsAny announcements you wish to post here

must be submitted at the Terrace Hotel, room 211 no later than 10 a.m. daily to be published the following day.

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The book of Revelation con-tains symbolic language

describing prophecies that can be diffi cult to understand. Every after-noon, Ranco Stefonavic presents a seminar titled “Understanding the Book of Revelation,” which explained these prophecies in a clear and biblical way.

Some topics addressed have been God’s End-Time people, the

winds, the great tribulation and the seven last plagues, the sealed people of God, the 144,000 and more. With the return of Christ ever present, Ranco challenges the audience to remain true to Christ and prepare for his coming.

“Let us strive with all the power God has given to us to be among the 144,000,” he said.

Ranco is a professor of New Testament at the seminar at Andrews University and holds a doctorate in a New Testament studies with an emphasis on the book of Revelation.

He authored Revelation of Je-sus Christ, which is the standard textbook on Revelation studies in many Adventist colleges and universities and he will soon tape 26 programs on the book of Rev-elation for 3ABN television.

by: Sarah Crowder

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Perfecting the Piano

Herb Montgomery, the Young Adult speaker, has made quite the impact on his numerous

listeners. As the congregation has grown larger and larger each night--he continues to reach deep into the hearts of this year’s camp-meeting attendees with his straight for-ward, honest style.

Herb speaks about the char-acter of Jesus and the impor-tance of always searching for the truth. He takes complex ideas, breaks them apart, and then reintroduces complicat-ed ideas in an astoundingly simple way. In each sermon, he squeezes in some thought about the extent of God’s love. For if we learn to love like the

Savior, we can better embrace the Word of God, doctrinal beliefs, and most importantly--our walks with God will be taken to an entirely new level.

Most incredibly, however, is the fact that this man is willing to stay after all of his sermons to answer any questions. Regardless of the hour, or just how confused you may be: he takes the time to help.

I encourage you all to attend at least one insightful presentation of Mr. Montgomery, for you will not be let down. You will leave en-lightened, but also with questions to help you begin your search for a deeper understanding of what it truly means to be a Follower of the King.

by: Addie Dorough

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Remnant Publications and the ACBC are proud to introduce the Carolina Conference Camp Meet-ing to The Remnant Study Bible with E.G. White comments, and the Remnant Young Scholar Bible. Visit the ACBC today to learn why the Remnant Study Bible will be the last study Bible you will ever need.

Marc Swearingen, pastor of the Mills River/Brevard

church district in western North Carolina, speaks every after-noon about the signifi cance of the prophecies of Daniel 11. This chapter deals with the “King of the North” and the “King of the South.”

Using Biblical evidence, Marc breaks down the prophecy and

encourages attendees to dig into the Bible for themselves. He also stresses the importance of every person allowing Christ to be his or her personal “King of the North.”

“The more we study and dis-cover the truth the more we begin living it,” Marc said. “Every choice we make should be contributing to letting Him take preeminence.”

by: Sarah Crowder

Ron Brown is here this week to offer his expertise to church pia-

nists, assisting them in enhancing and expanding their ministry in music.

Wednesday’s topic, “A Song for the Sanctuary,” showed participants how to make their congregational playing come alive using chord changes. Ron has a special burden to help pianists become

more effective in their local church by enriching the hymns. The audience was full of seasoned musicians, as well as a surprising number of young people. Bring your hymnal tomorrow!

Note: There has been a location change for this workshop from the Stone Chapel to the Evangelism Center.

by: Brittainy Brown

MobileScheduleSchedule Access the mobile version of

our Camp Meeting brochure from our website, www.caro l inasda .o rg /camp-meeting or scan the code below.

Communication TeamTeam Each night this week we

have been privileged to hear Pastor Finley’s inspiring ser-mons on Revelation. On Sunday he presented Christ’s prescrip-tions for spiritual fatigue. On Mon-day, he revealed four glimpses of

Jesus in Revelation - as Creator, loving Savior, heavenly High Priest, and coming King. On Tues-day, he showed that the theme of Revelation is Jesus Wins, and Satan Loses. Finally, on Wednes-day, he showed from Revelation

10, that from out of the disappointment of the past, God’s people will be triumphant. We thank God for these wonderful messages, and pray that God will continue to use Pastor Finley as he pres-ents God’s truth around the world.

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CAMP RADIOValen Vera Cruz Camp Radio ManagerCAMP MEETING NEWS NETWORKRon Quick Director/ProducerBeth Adams Anchor PersonBobby Carpenter Puppeteer—Wayne S. VilleBabette Crofford Puppeteer—June A. LuskaMatthew WellmanIT & Video Production

The book of Revelation con-tains symbolic language

describing prophecies that can be diffi cult to understand. Every after-noon, Ranco Stefonavic presents a seminar titled “Understanding the Book of Revelation,” which explained these prophecies in a clear and biblical way.

Some topics addressed have been God’s End-Time people, the

winds, the great tribulation and the seven last plagues, the sealed people of God, the 144,000 and more. With the return of Christ ever present, Ranco challenges the audience to remain true to Christ and prepare for his coming.

“Let us strive with all the power God has given to us to be among the 144,000,” he said.

Ranco is a professor of New Testament at the seminar at Andrews University and holds a doctorate in a New Testament studies with an emphasis on the book of Revelation.

He authored Revelation of Je-sus Christ, which is the standard textbook on Revelation studies in many Adventist colleges and universities and he will soon tape 26 programs on the book of Rev-elation for 3ABN television.

by: Sarah Crowder

Herb Montgomery Revelation Made Simple

Thank you, Mark

NewNew Bibles

Diving into Daniel

Perfecting the Piano

Herb Montgomery, the Young Adult speaker, has made quite the impact on his numerous

listeners. As the congregation has grown larger and larger each night--he continues to reach deep into the hearts of this year’s camp-meeting attendees with his straight for-ward, honest style.

Herb speaks about the char-acter of Jesus and the impor-tance of always searching for the truth. He takes complex ideas, breaks them apart, and then reintroduces complicat-ed ideas in an astoundingly simple way. In each sermon, he squeezes in some thought about the extent of God’s love. For if we learn to love like the

Savior, we can better embrace the Word of God, doctrinal beliefs, and most importantly--our walks with God will be taken to an entirely new level.

Most incredibly, however, is the fact that this man is willing to stay after all of his sermons to answer any questions. Regardless of the hour, or just how confused you may be: he takes the time to help.

I encourage you all to attend at least one insightful presentation of Mr. Montgomery, for you will not be let down. You will leave en-lightened, but also with questions to help you begin your search for a deeper understanding of what it truly means to be a Follower of the King.

by: Addie Dorough

s grown larger and with God will be

Remnant Publications and the ACBC are proud to introduce the Carolina Conference Camp Meet-ing to The Remnant Study Bible with E.G. White comments, and the Remnant Young Scholar Bible. Visit the ACBC today to learn why the Remnant Study Bible will be the last study Bible you will ever need.

Marc Swearingen, pastor of the Mills River/Brevard

church district in western North Carolina, speaks every after-noon about the signifi cance of the prophecies of Daniel 11. This chapter deals with the “King of the North” and the “King of the South.”

Using Biblical evidence, Marc breaks down the prophecy and

encourages attendees to dig into the Bible for themselves. He also stresses the importance of every person allowing Christ to be his or her personal “King of the North.”

“The more we study and dis-cover the truth the more we begin living it,” Marc said. “Every choice we make should be contributing to letting Him take preeminence.”

by: Sarah Crowder

Ron Brown is here this week to offer his expertise to church pia-

nists, assisting them in enhancing and expanding their ministry in music.

Wednesday’s topic, “A Song for the Sanctuary,” showed participants how to make their congregational playing come alive using chord changes. Ron has a special burden to help pianists become

more effective in their local church by enriching the hymns. The audience was full of seasoned musicians, as well as a surprising number of young people. Bring your hymnal tomorrow!

Note: There has been a location change for this workshop from the Stone Chapel to the Evangelism Center.

by: Brittainy Brown

MobileScheduleSchedule Access the mobile version of

our Camp Meeting brochure from our website, www.caro l inasda .o rg /camp-meeting or scan the code below.

Communication TeamTeam Each night this week we

have been privileged to hear Pastor Finley’s inspiring ser-mons on Revelation. On Sunday he presented Christ’s prescrip-tions for spiritual fatigue. On Mon-day, he revealed four glimpses of

Jesus in Revelation - as Creator, loving Savior, heavenly High Priest, and coming King. On Tues-day, he showed that the theme of Revelation is Jesus Wins, and Satan Loses. Finally, on Wednes-day, he showed from Revelation

10, that from out of the disappointment of the past, God’s people will be triumphant. We thank God for these wonderful messages, and pray that God will continue to use Pastor Finley as he pres-ents God’s truth around the world.

by: Tom Mills

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CAMP RADIOValen Vera Cruz Camp Radio ManagerCAMP MEETING NEWS NETWORKRon Quick Director/ProducerBeth Adams Anchor PersonBobby Carpenter Puppeteer—Wayne S. VilleBabette Crofford Puppeteer—June A. LuskaMatthew WellmanIT & Video Production

Every year, hundreds of re-tired pastors, elders, Sabbath

School leaders, deacons and more are seen here on the Camp Meet-ing grounds. Last night, Carolina Conference President Leslie Louis gave each of them special recogni-tion at the annual Senior Citizen’s Tribute. In their honor, Elder Louis announced that everyone present in the auditorium would receive a copy of the book, The Healing Power of Love. He then challenged each per-son to share this book with a friend or neighbor, asking, “What if this book leads someone to search the truths of scripture just because you shared it?”

The highlight of the evening was discovering who the oldest attendees

in the audience were. When Elder Louis asked how many were age 65 or older, more than 200 people stood. He then said, “We’re going to take a big leap. Anyone younger than 80, please sit down.” About 75 people remained. When he asked anyone younger than 85 to be seated, about 40 people were still on their feet. Re-markably, at least 20 in the audience were over the age of 90! There were four who are 96 or older and fi nally, at age 98, two people remained standing.

For the second year in a row Ben Hartman, partly in celebration of his 100th birth-day yesterday, re-ceived a special honor for being the oldest man present. Elder Hartman, who is a former pastor in the Carolina Conference, was presented with a gift certifi cate to the ACBC.

Also for the second year in a row, the honor of being the oldest woman present was Mary Lee Herzel from the Upward Church. Her birthday is June 9, when she will turn 98. She was presented with a special gift of fl owers.

Carolina Conference Ministe-rial Director Haskell Williams told a story of how Elder Hartman had as-sisted him in an evangelistic series in

Florida about 30 years ago, lead-ing out with the music each night. He then offered a prayer of dedica-tion and apprecia-tion for his years of service to the church.

Once again we give congratulations to all of our seniors! We truly appreciate all you have done for the Lord and His church.

by: Tom Mills

Carolina EvangelismSunday Night ...................... $ 2,141.57Monday Night ..................... $ 3,504.36Tuesday Night .................... $ 3,136.59Wednesday Night ................ $ 5,873.21Total .................................. $14,655.73Goal ..................................... $ 130,000Faith Goal ............................ $ 160,000

Bluegrass Sing-A-LongIf you’re into Bluegrass or just love to

sing, you won’t want to miss the sing-a-long on Sabbath afternoon in the Harrell Center, Lower Level. If you play an instrument, bring that too!Booth Displays

Display booths are set up on the second fl oor of the Terrace Hotel. You’ll fi nd exhibits of different ministries and organizations for all ages – some have giveaways! Stop by and have a look around.Camp Meeting Online

Keep up with happenings at Camp Meeting by becoming a fan or follower of the Carolina Conference on Facebook.com/carolinaconference or Twitter (@CarolinaConf)! We will also be posting daily news and photos on our website at www.carolinasda.org. Camp Meeting News Network

Also on our website, you can follow the link to our YouTube channel and watch archived versions of our nightly newscast. In addition, you can view the Stuart Auditorium meetings live on our web stream. Camp Meeting Radio Station

Tune in to our Camp Meeting Radio station at 94.1 FM for inspirational music, announcements, and seminars. You can listen live to the meetings in Stuart Auditorium.CD and DVD Recordings

Recordings of all seminars and meetings in the main auditorium will be available after each meeting. They can be purchased in the ACBC tent near Harrell Center.Civil War and Adventist History

Interested in Adventist history? This summer you can follow the fi lmmakers who are producing “War in Heaven, War on Earth: The Birth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church During the American Civil War.” Visit www.warinheavenwaronearth.com to get regular updates or use the “donate” button to reserve your own DVD in time for the 150th Anniversary!

Flowers for Sale The beautiful Stuart Auditorium stage

decorat ions—blooming f lowers and ferns—will be on sale for $10 each (CASH only please) on Saturday night at 9 p.m. immediately following the Grand Finale. The decorative urns and pots are not part of the sale.For Your Safety

Please remember that skateboards, roller blades, bikes and scooters are now allowed on Lake Junaluska Camp Grounds.Free Lunch at MPA

Learn more about MPA! On your way home from Camp Meeting on Sunday, June 3, stop and enjoy a free lunch at Mount Pisgah Academy. 75 Academy Dr. Candler, NC 28715 - 828-667-2535. Lunch: 12 –1 p.m., Campus Tours: 1– 2:30 p.m., Q&A Time: 2:30–3 p.m.Fun Run

Get your running shoes ready! The FUN RUN is almost here! It takes place Friday at 8 a.m. at the Open Air Gym. The 5K will follow. There will be awards for the winners in different age categories. Come out and run, or cheer on your friends!Gluten Free Adventist

Join the Facebook group Gluten Free Adventist to share and learn more about living without gluten in your diet. Great Controversy Project

Praise the Lord! You have sent or given away 1.7 million Great Controversy books. Thousands are now enrolled in the Amazing Facts courses through the response cards within the book. The incredible news is you can get this full 1911 edition for only $.69! Call 1-800-600-7197 or 1-800-876-7313 to order from the Review and Herald. Grow a World Changer

Our Global Vistas speaker Byard Parks has written a book, Grow a World Changer, which is available at our camp meeting ACBC. It is designed to help parents and teachers raise their children to have a mind-set of selfl ess service.Meal Tickets

You may purchase daily meal tickets and tickets in advance for Sabbath from the Junaluska WELCOME CENTER check in desk by 5 p.m. After 5 p.m., go to the Terrace Hotel front desk, 2nd fl oor. No meal tickets for Sabbath will be issued after 8 p.m. on Friday.

Mobile PhonesPlease be sure your mobile phone is

turned off or on vibrate before entering any of the meetings or seminars.SAU Alumni Luncheon

Alumni and f r iends of Southern Adventist University are invited to attend a complimentary lunch meeting at noon on Friday, June 1, in the big tent by the lake next to the main auditorium.

For more information, email the SAU alumni offi ce at alumni@southern.edu, or call 423.236.2830. Seminar Location Changes

2 p.m. Daniel II will move from the Welcome Center to Stuart Auditorium.

2 p.m. Choir Clinic will move from Stone chapel to the choir room at Stuart Auditorium.

4 p.m. Piano Workshop with Ron Brown moved from Stone Chapel to the Evangelism Center.

9:15 a.m. Literature Evangelism Meeting moved to Terrace 316, the 2 p.m. meeting is in the Evangelism Center.Singles Ministry

Singles are invited to get together Fri. at 7 a.m. at the pool for morning devotion and a walk around the lake. Fri. at 6 p.m. there is a seminar and supper at Harrell Center.Sabbath potluck has been cancelled. If you have questions, call 919-279-5510 / 336-575-0318. You can also fi nd them on Facebook: Adventist Singles of Western NC.WBAJ Live!

WBAJ Radio 890 AM out of Columbia, SC, is now streaming 24/7 at WBAJ.net. Click “Live” to listen!Young Adults on Sabbath

There will be two Sabbath services in Terrace 305: fi rst service at 9:30 – 10:45 a.m. (no childcare provided); second service at 11:00 with childcare provided. We encourage as many as possible to come at 9:30 to make room for those who are unaware of the schedule change. Also, you’re invited to a praise music concert Sabbath evening at 7 p.m. in Terrace 305. 2013 Lake Junaluska Lodging

Please go to the Welcome Center to make reservations for next year. The hours are Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Submitting AnnouncementsAny announcements you wish to post here

must be submitted at the Terrace Hotel, room 211 no later than 10 a.m. daily to be published the following day.

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