2014 Kentucky-Tennessee Camp Meeting. Look. and Live! Kentucky-Tennessee Conference Highland Academy Portland, Tennessee May 23-31, 2014

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Him, trusting and expectant, will gain a real life, eternal life. John 3:14 The night time discussion between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3 is one of the most important in all of Scripture.

That living a good life, or being wise and deep in Steve Haley theological understanding, or being born to faithful parents President is not enough to ensure favor before God.

2 WELCOME! n the same way that Moses lifted the serpent in Ithe desert so people could have something to see and then believe, it is necessary for the Son of Man to be lifted up and everyone who looks up to Him, trusting and expectant, will gain a real life, eternal life. John 3:14 The night time discussion between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3 is one of the most important in all of Scripture. Arising from the conversation of this Pharisee and the Messiah is the realization that pedigree and performance do not save us. That living a good life, or being wise and deep in Steve Haley theological understanding, or being born to faithful parents President is not enough to ensure favor before God. Instead, we must be born again. It was a truth that wise Nicodemus had trouble understanding. With a touch of righteous surprise, Jesus tells Nicodemus, You re a respected teacher of Israel, and you don t know these things? The truth is, Nicodemus didn t. And an equal truth is, because we tend to forget, we must re-learn these things as well. What are these things we must re-learn? That only new people inherit the Kingdom of God. That only Jesus can redeem the old and make it new. That Jesus is sufficient for Steve Rose everything we need. That there is salvation in and through Executive Secretary no one else than Him. That our very best efforts do not make us worthy of eternal life. That the blood of Christ covers our terminal sins. That the Cross of Christ is the story of the redemption of the lost human race. Calvary s Cross. The symbol of our sin and of God s love. Terrible to gaze upon, these blood stained beams of wood give testimony to the incredible depth of divine grace. There are many places that draw our attention and invite us to invest our hearts; only one draws us eternally heavenward. The invitation of this Camp Meeting is to look up at the Cross and believe, and in so doing, receive the priceless gift Douglas Hilliard of life in Him. Treasurer Steve Haley President... CONTENTS NOURISH Christian Marketplace 4 Highland/Madison Academies 5 Speakers & Presenters 6-7 Indian Creek Camp 8 Evangelism 9 Adult Program Schedule Daily Afternoon Seminars Young Adults 14 Trust Services 14 Children & Youth 15 Special Events Food Services 17 General Information 18 Camp Meeting Personnel 19 Map 19 Online streaming of weekend and evening meetings held in Raphan Ley Auditorium can be viewed live at

Camp Meeting Deals $1 book deals every day! (While they last.) FREE drawing Sunday to Thursday! Ellen White books 20% OFF, Monday, May 26! Bible sale all week!

Drawings for FREE books if you are on time! Camp Meeting Store Hours Friday May 23 1 pm - 7 pm Sat. Night May 24 9 pm - 10:30 pm Sun. - Thurs.

3 Camp Meeting Deals $1 book deals every day! (While they last.) FREE drawing Sunday to Thursday! Ellen White books 20% OFF, Monday, May 26! Bible sale all week! Fresh bread, ice, and juice bars! Auditorium Sale Sale starts at 9:00 am, Sunday, May 25. Food Samples with the Micheff sisters! FREE item for first 100 people in their seats! Drawings for FREE books if you are on time! Camp Meeting Store Hours Friday May 23 1 pm - 7 pm Sat. Night May 24 9 pm - 10:30 pm Sun. - Thurs. May am - 7 pm* Friday May 30 8 am - 7 pm Sat. Night May 31 9 pm - 10:30 pm Sunday June 1 8 am - 10 am *Open after evening meetings until 10 pm

SPEAKERS & PRESENTERS Will Anderson began Albert Dittes is a his current position semi-retired, freelance as assistant treasurer musician/writer living with

Anderson s previous experience includes three about the Madison Col- including two books years as treasurer at Highland Academy lege pioneers and one on early

His latest has a Bachelor of Science degree from book profiles three prominent founders of Western Kentucky University. Adventist medical work.

He is now retired, but still serves that organization as Emeritus Director. There are 300 to 500 prison ministry workers throughout Florida.

Ed Dickerson is the Executive Director of Grounds for Belief which focuses on retaining and energizing young adults.

For more than four years, he has helped audiences enter into and experience historical biblical settings and translate those into spiritual food for today.

University. Goia pastored six years in Romania before coming to the US where he received a Bachelor in Theology and an MDiv.

Michael Harpe is director of Stewardship Ministries, Planned Giving & Trust Services, and ASI Ministries in the South Central Conference.

Instructor of Religion & Theology at Oakwood University.

Lynell LaMountain is the Health Ministries Director for the Southern Union Conference.

mind, body, and soul. Gail McKenzie lives in Madison, TN and serves as conference Women s Ministry Director.

Gail s greatest desire is for people to experience who Jesus is, how much He loves them, and who He wants them to be!

He served as speaker-director for the Voice of Prophecy radio broadcast for over 17 years.

4 SPEAKERS & PRESENTERS Will Anderson began Albert Dittes is a his current position semi-retired, freelance as assistant treasurer musician/writer living with the Kentucky- in Portland, TN. Dittes Tennessee Conference has written about local Adventist history, in October Anderson s previous experience includes three about the Madison Col- including two books years as treasurer at Highland Academy lege pioneers and one on early Adventism and five years in public accounting. He in Kentucky and Tennessee. His latest has a Bachelor of Science degree from book profiles three prominent founders of Western Kentucky University. Adventist medical work. Frank Barton served as Chaplain/Coordinator and Chaplain/Director for the Florida Conference Prison Ministries. He is now retired, but still serves that organization as Emeritus Director. There are 300 to 500 prison ministry workers throughout Florida. Barton also ministers for the NAD and unions and conferences around the NAD. Ed Dickerson is the Executive Director of Grounds for Belief which focuses on retaining and energizing young adults. Dickerson has a singular gift for bringing the Bible to life. For more than four years, he has helped audiences enter into and experience historical biblical settings and translate those into spiritual food for today. Pavel Goia is the pastor of the Lexington, KY church, is a member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee for the NAD, and is a doctoral candidate at Andrews University. Goia pastored six years in Romania before coming to the US where he received a Bachelor in Theology and an MDiv. He also pastored in the Wisconsin Conference for almost nine years. Michael Harpe is director of Stewardship Ministries, Planned Giving & Trust Services, and ASI Ministries in the South Central Conference. He has served as Chaplain and Bible Instructor at Oakwood Academy; Assistant Pastor, Oakwood College Church; District Pastor; Senior Pastor; and Adjunct Instructor of Religion & Theology at Oakwood University. Darius Jankiewicz is professor of Historical Theology at the Theological Seminary at Andrews University. He has completed his MDiv and Ph.D. Jankiewicz has served as a pastor in Australia and was a professor of theology at Fulton College in Fiji. Lynell LaMountain is the Health Ministries Director for the Southern Union Conference. He uses the CREATION Health model to help conferences and churches engage their communities so people may experience the abundant life of Jesus Christ in mind, body, and soul. Gail McKenzie lives in Madison, TN and serves as conference Women s Ministry Director. Some of her passions are small groups, prayer, worship, and Bible study. Gail s greatest desire is for people to experience who Jesus is, how much He loves them, and who He wants them to be! Lonnie Melashenko has been a gospel minister and radio-tv evangelist for over 45 years. He served as speaker-director for the Voice of Prophecy radio broadcast for over 17 years. He is now on a venture with eight conferences within the Columbia Union Conference making his ministry available live-and-in-person to hundreds of churches. Dwight Nelson is senior pastor of Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University. He began his pastorate there in He also serves as Adjunct Professor for Homiletics at the SDA Theological Seminary. Before taking his current position, Nelson pastored in Oregon for 10 years. Kathy Ross is a life long member of the KY-TN Conference. She is a homemaker and part-time post operative nurse from the Nashville area. A member of the Hendersonville Church, Kathy does various lay ministries for both the church and conference. One of her favorites is being involved with the prayer ministry for Camp Meeting. Philip Samaan is a theology professor at Southern Adventist University. He has served as a professor in the Religion Department and the Theological Seminary at Andrews University. While at the seminary, he also served as director of the Doctor of Ministry program, the Center for Continuing Education for Ministry, and the M.A. in Pastoral Ministry. 6 7

INDIAN CREEK CAMP For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.

Praying and working together, we can reach the financial goal of $125,000 for the 2014 Camp Meeting evangelism offering.

100% of your gift to Conference Evangelism will be used to help thousands learn all about Jesus through Evangelistic meetings

Training of lay people in preparation for evangelistic meetings on How to give Bible Studies Reclaiming missing members

5 INDIAN CREEK CAMP For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost. Luke 19:10 We are appealing to you to live the example Christ has given us to seek and to save that which was lost. Praying and working together, we can reach the financial goal of $125,000 for the 2014 Camp Meeting evangelism offering. Most importantly, together we can reach our communities for Christ with a spiritual momentum that cannot be stopped. 100% of your gift to Conference Evangelism will be used to help thousands learn all about Jesus through Evangelistic meetings by our conference evangelist, Kieth Noll. Training of lay people in preparation for evangelistic meetings on How to give Bible Studies Reclaiming missing members Friendship evangelism Kentucky Tennessee Conference Post Office Box 1088 Goodlettsville, TN Kieth Noll Conference Evangelist/Trainer You can give for Conference Evangelism by using the offering envelope in the center of this brochure

6 ADULT PROGRAMS Raphan Ley Auditorium Friday, May 23 Opening Meeting God s Healing Touch Speaker Lonnie Melashenko Sabbath, May 24 7:45-9:00 am Divine Worship He s on His Way! Speaker Lonnie Melashenko 9:15-10:30 am Sabbath School Superintendent Chris Juhl 10:45 am-noon Divine Worship The Power of One: (Lest We Forget) Speaker Lonnie Melashenko 3:00-4:30 pm Evangelism Hour & Music Selections 4:00-5:00 pm Highland Academy Alumni Gathering (see page 16 for details) 5:30-6:45 pm King s Heralds Concert Evening Meeting Missing the Message: 6 Words to Take Us to Glory Speaker Lonnie Melashenko Sunday, May 25 Speaker Terry Carmichael 9:00-11:00 am BIG Auditorium Sale 12:00-5:00 pm Pathfinder Fair/Parade/Booths 5:00-6:00 pm Women s Ministries Leaders and Assistants Meal (see page 16 for details) 5:00-5:30 pm Retired Workers Devotional (Cafeteria) 5:30-6:30 pm Retired Workers Supper (Cafeteria) Looking Unto Christ Speaker Philip Samaan Monday, May 26 Speaker Dennis Clark 9:00-10:00 am To Know Christ - The Prayer of Relationship Speaker Pavel Goia 11:00 am-noon Captain Naaman: The God Who Has No Pride Speaker Ed Dickerson 1:30-2:30 pm Seminars (See page for details) 2:45-3:45 pm Seminars (See page for details) 4:00-5:00 pm Seminars (See page for details) 5:15-6:15 pm Seminars (See page for details) Complete in Christ Speaker Philip Samaan Tuesday, May 27 Speaker Steve Gallimore 9:00-10:00 am Total Surrender - The Prayer of Humbleness Speaker Pavel Goia 11:00 am-noon Woman with the Issue of Blood: The Most Human Story Speaker Ed Dickerson 1:30-2:30 pm Seminars (See page for details) 2:45-3:45 pm Seminars (See page for details) 4:00-5:00 pm Seminars (See page for details) 5:15-6:15 pm Seminars (See page for details) From Guilt to Glory Speaker Philip Samaan Wednesday, May 28 Speaker Tom Kyser 9:00-10:00 am Victory and Salvation - The Prayer of Confession Speaker Pavel Goia 11:00 am-noon Night and Day: Nicodemus and Woman of Sychar Speaker Ed Dickerson 1:30-2:30 pm Seminars (See page for details) 2:45-3:45 pm Seminars (See page for details) 4:00-5:00 pm Seminars (See page for details) 5:15-6:15 pm Seminars (See page for details) Taste and See the Lord is Good Speaker Philip Samaan Thursday, May 29 Speaker Ignacio Silverio Parents, please pick up your children as soon as the Adult Meeting has ended 9:00-10:00 am Praying for Your Children - The Prayer of Intercession Speaker Pavel Goia 11:00 am-noon The Genesis Flood: What s it All About? Speaker Ed Dickerson 1:30-2:30 pm Seminars (See page for details) 2:45-3:45 pm Seminars (See page for details) 4:00-5:00 pm Seminars (See page for details) 5:15-6:15 pm Seminars (See page for details) 5:30-6:30 pm Adventist Community Services & Disaster Response Volunteers Appreciation Supper (Cafeteria) Salvation to the Uttermost Speaker Philip Samaan Friday, May 30 Speaker Marius Serban 9:00-10:00 am Bold Prayers - The Prayer of Faith Speaker Pavel Goia 11:00 am-noon Matthew: The Story of Israel Speaker Ed Dickerson 1:30-5:00 pm The History of Ordination Speaker - Darius Jankiewicz I Will Do a New Thing: I Can t Remember Speaker Dwight Nelson Sabbath, May 31 7:45-8:45 am Divine Worship I Will Do a New Thing: Shameless Audacity Speaker Dwight Nelson 9:15-10:30 am Sabbath School Superintendent David Hartman 10:45 am-noon Divine Worship I Will Do a New Thing: Shameless Audacity Speaker Dwight Nelson 3:00-4:30 pm Concert 5:00-6:00 pm ASI Rally (Ray Hall, Media Room) Closing Meeting I Will Do a New Thing: The Last Sonrise Speaker Dwight Nelson

7 AFTERNOON SEMINARS Monday-Thursday 1:30-2:30 pm Real Prayer, Real Answers Ray Hall, Media Center Presenter: Pavel Goia A prayer seminar based on 1) the disciples request, Teach us how to pray ; 2) important prayers in the Bible such as The Lord s Prayer, Daniel s prayer, Moses prayer; 3) what prayer should; and 4) how prayer works. Creation Health Ray Hall, Classroom 1 Presenter: Lynell LaMountain Discover God s original plan for living life to the fullest. In the creation story, God gives eight universal principles for creating whole person health: Choice, Rest, Environment, Activity, Trust, Interpersonal Relationships, Outlook, Nutrition. Experience and enjoy the abundant life of Jesus Christ in mind, body, and soul. Add more life to your years...and more years to your life. Monday: The Health Crisis in America; Tuesday: Trading Pace for Peace; Wednesday: Revolutionary Living; Thursday: Taking Charge of Your Mind & Life. Living to Go Ray Hall, Classroom 2 Presenter: Gail McKenzie A look at the life of Paul and how God used an enemy of Christ to change the world! and will remain so until the end. This continuous family feud had its beginning in the household of Abraham and will not be resolved until Christ s coming. Samaan was raised in that part of the world, researched thoroughly this crucial topic, taught it for many years, and written about it. Prison Ministries Training Ray Hall, Classroom 1 Presenter: Frank Barton This program is 80% for anyone wanting to minister for the Lord. You will learn things such as; Are You Qualified to work for the Lord, Overcoming Obstacles, Spiritual Warfare, Anatomy of a Setup, Do s and Don ts, Ministering in Prison and Support Programs. So bring the most important tool that you can have and that is the Word of God your Bible. Church Treasurer s Orientation Ray Hall, Classroom 3 Presenter: Will Anderson Topics to be covered are: hiring new employees, payroll issues, being familiar with the accounting software, and bank reconciliation. Monday-Thursday 5:15-6:15 pm The Elijah Message for the Last Days Ray Hall, Media Center Presenter: Philip Samaan As the final remnant, we have been commissioned to share the final message of John the Baptist in the spirit for Elijah--a message of repentance, revival, and restoration proclaimed in the love of God and the power of the Spirit, to prepare ourselves and others for Christ s soon coming. We will study the content, context, and characteristics of this eschatological message; and we will explore Christ s divine plan to restore our hearts to His heart, restore Monday-Thursday 2:45-3:45 pm our marriages, families, and churches--a people ready for His glorious coming. You ve Got Mail: Learning to Read the Bible as Narrative Ray Hall, Presenter: Ed Dickerson Media Center Tracing Your Adventist Roots Ray Hall, Computer Lab Three fourths of the Bible is narrative, is story, but we re not used to reading them that way. Presenter: Albert Dittes Simple, easy-to-remember approaches to getting the most out of those narratives. When we Tracing Your Adventist Roots involves using the Internet to find original news stories of do, we discover their compelling power. families, churches, and institutions. Publications searched will include, but not limited to, the Review & Herald, Youth s Instructor, and union papers both in North America and Living to Go Ray Hall, Classroom 2 overseas. Presenter: Gail McKenzie A look at the life of Paul and how God used an enemy of Christ to change the world! United Prayer Ray Hall, Classroom 2 Presenters: Pavel Goia & Kathy Ross Revolutionary Generosity Ray Hall, Classroom 3 United Prayer is a group prayer time dedicated to coming humbly before God with our Presenter: Michael Harpe praises, burdens, and needs. Put what you learn into practice with actual prayer time led There is a direct connection between prophecy, last day events and generosity stewardship by Pavel Goia and Kathy Ross. This is a wonderful, Spirit-led hour that will truly bless principles (The T4 Concept). We will discuss these important connections each day. all who come. Monday: Personal Peace; Tuesday: Lifestyle Upgrade; Wednesday: Spirit Appointed; Thursday: Fiduciary Peace. This seminar will inspire and give tools to help deal with day to Friday 1:30-5:00 pm day living, magnify your devotional life, make good wellness lifestyle choices, maximize The History of Ordination your spiritual gifting potential, and understand your personal generosity potential. Darius Jankiewicz Raphan Ley Auditorium This seminar consists of two sessions dealing with issues related to ordination and authority of in the church. During the first session we will address topics such as the origin and Monday-Thursday 4:00-5:00 pm The Mideast Conflict and the Last Days Ray Hall, Media Center history of Christian ordination. The second session will address the issue of authority in Presenter: Philip Samaan the church and what it means to be a Christian leader, as well as the issue of male headship The controversial topic of the Mideast conflict is incessantly bombarding us in the media examined from a historical perspective

YOUNG ADULTS Speaker Michael Cauley is the pastor at GracePoint Church in Franklin, Tennessee.

May 28 (Cafeteria) Thursday, May 29 (Location TBA) Meet for fun, music with Lance Mishleau, and life lessons from Daniel with Michael Cauley.

... TRUST SERVICES Each year, we have a Camp Meeting Trust Services office on the Camp Meeting grounds for the convenience of our Conference family.

8 YOUNG ADULTS Speaker Michael Cauley is the pastor at GracePoint Church in Franklin, Tennessee. YOUNG ADULTS Meetings 4:30-6:30 pm Friday, May 23 & 30 (Cafeteria) Saturday, May 24 & 31 (Cafeteria) Sunday, May 25 (Location TBA) Monday, May 26 (Cafeteria) Tuesday, May 27 (Cafeteria) Wednesday, May 28 (Cafeteria) Thursday, May 29 (Location TBA) Meet for fun, music with Lance Mishleau, and life lessons from Daniel with Michael Cauley. Musician Lance Mishleau is a lay youth pastor, song writer, and musician.... TRUST SERVICES Each year, we have a Camp Meeting Trust Services office on the Camp Meeting grounds for the convenience of our Conference family. This provides our members an opportunity to make an appointment with our attorney or one of our certified Trust Services staff members for one or more of these documents: * Last Will and Testaments * Financial Power of Attorneys * Medical Advance Directives/Living Wills * Trusts Our location and office hours are: Ray Hall (Administration Building) Highland Academy Office Hours: 9 a.m. 12 p.m. & 1 p.m. 5 p.m. So that we can better serve you, please call us at or us at kytntrust@kytn.net to schedule an appointment in advance.... CHILDREN & YOUTH BEGINNER Ages 0-3 yrs. Highland Church, Fellowship Hall Sabbath (both) 9:15-10:30 am* Monday-Friday 9:00-10:30 am* 2:45-4:00 pm *Must be accompanied by parent or guardian KINDERGARTEN Ages 4 yrs-k Ponce Hall, Lower Level Friday (first) Sabbath (both) 9:15 am-12:00 noon Sunday Monday-Friday 9:00-10:30 am 2:45-4:00 pm *Parents, please pick up your children as soon as the Adult Meeting has ended. PRIMARY Grades 1-4 Highland Elementary School Multi-purpose Room Friday (first) Sabbath (both) 9:15 am-12:00 noon Sunday Monday-Friday 9:00-10:30 am 2:45-4:00 pm *Parents, please pick up your children as soon as the Adult Meeting has ended. JUNIOR Grades 5-6 Pavilion Friday (first) Sabbath (both) 9:15 am-12:00 noon Sunday Monday-Friday 9:00-11:00 am 1:30-3:45 pm EARLITEEN Grades 7-8 Ponce Hall, Chapel Friday (first) Sabbath (both) 9:15 am-12:00 noon Sunday Monday-Friday 9:00-10:00 am (Recreation) 10:00 am-12:00 noon 1:00 pm (TBA) YOUTH Grades 9-12 Highland Elementary School Auditorium Friday Evening Meeting Sabbath 9:15-11:00 am Sabbath School 11:00 am-12:00 pm Church Evening Meeting Sunday Evening Meeting Monday-Wednesday 9:30-11:00 am Bible Study 1:00-5:00 pm TBA Evening Meeting Thursday 8:00 am-6:00 pm Indian Creek Camp 7:30-8:45 pm Evening Meeting Friday 8:30-10:00 am Brunch 10:00-11:00 am Nursing Home 1:00-5:00 pm Afternoon Activity 7:00-8:30 pm Evening Meeting Sabbath 9:15-11:00 am Sabbath School 11:00 am-12:00 pm Church 4:00-5:00 pm Talent Show Evening Meeting

SPECIAL EVENTS ASI RALLY Saturday, May 31, 5:00-6:00 pm in the Media Room of Ray Hall.

For Community Services and Disaster Response volunteers from the local churches of the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference.

Questions: Amy Cirigliano 615-325-2036. PATHFINDER FAIR/ADVENTURER FUN DAY Sunday, May 25, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. Food Booths, Parade, Drill Teams, Pinewood Derby, awards, and fun activities for everyone.

9 SPECIAL EVENTS ASI RALLY Saturday, May 31, 5:00-6:00 pm in the Media Room of Ray Hall. ADVENTIST COMMUNITY SERVICES AND DISASTER RESPONSE APPRECIATION DINNER Thursday, May 30, 5:30 pm in the Cafeteria. For Community Services and Disaster Response volunteers from the local churches of the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference. HIGHLAND ACADEMY ALUMNI GATHERING Highland Academy Alumni are invited to an Alumni Gathering on Sabbath afternoon, May 24 in Ponce Hall at 4:00 p.m. Come and enjoy fellowship with cookies and lemonade. Questions: Amy Cirigliano PATHFINDER FAIR/ADVENTURER FUN DAY Sunday, May 25, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. Food Booths, Parade, Drill Teams, Pinewood Derby, awards, and fun activities for everyone. Pathfinder activities will be held across from the main auditorium. Adventurer activities will be at Highland Elementary gym after Opening Ceremonies. Join us! For more information go to www. kytnpathfinders.org. RETIRED WORKERS BANQUET Sunday, May 25, 5:00 pm - Devotional, 5:30 pm - Supper in the Cafeteria. For retired denominational workers living in the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference. WOMEN S MINISTRIES LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS MEAL The Kentucky-Tennessee Women s Ministries Department would like to INVITE you to a special afternoon meal in YOUR honor! Gather with us to share food and fellowship on Sunday May 25 at 5:00 pm in the Highland Church Primary Room. We would love to hear your best ministry ideas and answer any questions you may have. For info call: CAFETERIA SNACK SHOP KING S HERALDS CONCERT Sabbath, May 24 5:00-6:45 pm Raphan Ley Auditorium Camp Meeting Food Service Breakfast (7:30-8:00 am) and lunch (noon-12:45 pm) will be served during the week. (No breakfast will be served on Sabbath.) Evening meals are available at the Snack Shop. No lunch will be served on Sunday, May 25. Meal tickets for Sabbath lunch (12:00 am-1:30 pm) and Sabbath supper (5:30-6:00 pm) must be purchased at the Locating Office prior to sundown on Friday. Managed by Patti Higgs on the lower level of the First Aid Building. Friday, May 23, 11:30 am-7:00 pm; Saturday, May 24 and 31, 9:00-10:30 pm; Sunday, May 25, 1:00-7:00 pm, 9:00-10:30 pm; Monday-Thursday, May 26-29, 11:30 am-2:00 pm; 4:00-7:00 pm, 9:00-10:30 pm; Friday, May 30, 11:30 am- 2:00 pm; 4:00-7:00 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION CAMP MEETING ATTIRE.

ATTENTION PARENTS. Supervision of your children during Camp Meeting is essential. Children are expected to participate in the meetings and activities that are planned for them.

FIRST AID. The First Aid Station is primarily for the assessment of injuries that may require medical care or emergency room treatment.

10 GENERAL INFORMATION CAMP MEETING ATTIRE. Although the setting of Camp Meeting is more relaxed and informal, we encourage attire that is both appropriate to the occasion and representative of Christian principles of modesty and good taste. ATTENTION PARENTS. Supervision of your children during Camp Meeting is essential. Children are expected to participate in the meetings and activities that are planned for them. When not participating in those activities, you are responsible for their whereabouts and conduct. Beginner through Primary divisions will have supervision for drop off 15 minutes prior to meetings. FIRST AID. The First Aid Station is primarily for the assessment of injuries that may require medical care or emergency room treatment. Families attending Camp Meeting should be prepared to handle their own minor issues (cuts, scrapes, bumps, splinters, etc.); and should come prepared with their own prescription medications, allergy medicine, pain relievers such as aspirin or acetaminophen, and band-aids. AUDITORIUM SEATING. Lawn chairs will be permitted in side and rear sections only. Seat cushions may be used anywhere in the auditorium, but must be removed at the close of each meeting. Lawn chairs in the main auditorium not occupied at the time services begin will be considered open seating and will be available to anyone. ESTATE PLANNING AND TRUST SERVICES. Lin Powell and other Trust Services personnel will be available to assist you in estate planning, trusts, wills, etc. Please contact the Trust Services office in the Administration building for appointments. MAIL. Pick up or send mail at the Locating Office. PETS. Sorry. Dogs, cats, and other pets are not permitted on the grounds, in RVs, tents, or dormitories. SEVERE WEATHER. In the event of severe weather, those staying in tents and RVs will be notified and advised regarding safer shelter. Those staying in the dormitories will receive instructions from the dormitory deans. TELEPHONES. The telephone in Locating is for Camp Meeting business use only. Please use the phones in the dormitories for your local and long distance calls. In consideration of others, keep length of calls to five minutes maximum. FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED. Listening devices are available from the ushers. Signing will be provided in the Main Auditorium (on the side by the piano) as translators are available. Camp Meeting Personnel Steve L. Haley, President Steve A. Rose, Sr., Secretary Douglas A. Hilliard, Treasurer Auditorium Management Jerry Rimer Camp Meeting Coordinator Steve Rose Camp Meeting Superintendent Bob Wint Food Service Anita Watkins Locating and Reservations Lona Schlisner Media Ministries Barrett Mikkelsen Music Coordinator John Watkins Newsletter Denise Pope NOURISH Christian Marketplace Manager Doug Thompson Prayer & Pastoral Care Kathy Ross Platform Coordinator David Hartman Security & Traffic Control Fred Calkins Seminar Coordinator David Clark Snack Shop Patti Higgs Trust Services Lin Powell Beginner - Primary Coordinator Christopher Rollins Beginner Leader Ginger Voignier Kindergarten Leader Steve Caza Primary Leader Mykal & Melissa Ringstaff Junior - Young Adult Coordinator Ken Wetmore Junior Leader Jody Dickhaut Earliteen Leader Roger Schmidt Youth Leader Angel Ogando Young Adult Leader Michael Cauley Highland Academy Campus and surrounding area K entucky-t ennessee C onference OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS

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2015 Kentucky-Tennessee Camp Meeting. Live as One Forgiven!

2015 Kentucky-Tennessee Camp Meeting Live as One Forgiven! Kentucky-Tennessee Conference Highland Academy Portland, Tennessee May 22-30, 2015 ... WELCOME! Three Steve Haley President Steve Rose Executive