20411 Douglas Crescent, Langley, BC V3A 4B6 | p: 604-533-2232 | f: 604-533-5405 | e: office@bc.paoc.org | www.bc.paoc.org Youth, Young Adults & Family Ministries, Andy Gabruch
@andy_gabruch Bringing Out "Deep Waters" Within Us: Growing in Self-Awareness and Leadership Capacity Reflecting on how God created you and I is so important as leaders. One of the wisest dudes around said, “The purposes of a person's heart are deep waters, but one who has insight draws them out.” Proverbs 20:5 In other words, asking GREAT questions helps us to bring out the “deep waters” within us to become more intentional in self-awareness and personal growth. Hundreds (if not thousands) of people spend hundreds of dollars on leadership coaching and seminars to bring out the “deep waters” within us. However, in our secret place with God, and asking some great questions, we can grow in our leadership ability and capacity. Relationships: 1. What does your significant other need from you? 2. What needs are being met by your significant other? 3. Who is in your life to bring out the best in you? 4. Whom do you admire the most? Why? 5. Would others say that you are fun to be with? Why? How? Balance: 1. Your schedule will reflect your values; what are your values? What are you missing? 2. Is there anything in your schedule that you would like to do less of? Why? How? 3. What would a perfect week schedule/outline look like to you? 4. What is most important to you in your life? Does your schedule reflect what's important? Why or why not? 5. What are you leaving out of your life right now?
Self-Care: 1. How well do you take care of yourself? (scale of 1-10, 10 being a professional trainer) 2. Are you exercising consistently? 3. Are you eating healthy and well? 4. What have you done for yourself lately? 5. What lessons do you keep getting over and over? Drains/Fills: 1. What is your biggest energy drain? 2. What are your top 5 fills? 3. Do you prioritize your work? How? 4. Will you raise your standards? 5. What distracts you from staying on task? How can you eliminate/minimize distraction? Questions From God 1. Where are you? (Genesis 3:8-12) 2. Why do you doubt? (Matthew 14:25-33) 3. Where are you going? (Genesis 21:5-21) 4. What more can I give? (Hebrews 2:3) 5. Why do you call me good? (Mark 10:18) 6. Who do you say I am? (Mark 8:29) To add to the conversation, feel free to check out Andy's blog at andygabruch.ca.
this issue Youth, Young Adults, Family 1 BCYD Global Workers 2 Assistant Superintendent 2 District Secretary Treasurer 3 BC Campus Ministries 3 BC Church Building Society 4 Children & Preteen Ministry 4 BCYD Conference 5 BCYD Pastors Camp 6 Happenings Around the District 7 District Calendar/Events 8 BC Yukon PAOC District @bcydist @bcydpaoc
BC/Yukon District and our Global Workers and Mission Canada WE ARE BETTER TOGETHER!
Kirsten Arding (Eurasia)
Racheal & Kodo Komant-Ngabane (Rwanda)
Sheldon & Anna Armitage (Europe)
Dan & Mardell MacTavish (Romania / Spain)
Sergio & Nancy Bersaglio (Zambia)
Bill & Linda Mercer (Mozambique)
Phil & Judy Bowler (Senegal)
Rainer & Elizabeth Mittelstaedt (Sri Lanka)
Steve & Kathy Bowler (Malawi)
Dave & Connie Buzikievich (Kenya)
Nelson & Lisa Monteiro (Brazil)
Peter & Cavelle D. (Thailand)
Brent & Carina Cantelon (Vancouver)
Jeff & Danielle S. (Bangladesh)
Peter & Arlene Paluch (Europe)
Dawn Ellwyn (Kenya)
Christo & Sarah Emmanuel (Indo-Asia)
Alexey & Tonia Pankov (Siberia)
Tom & Laura Fodor (Brazil)
Joel & Avin Reimer (Cambodia)
Kim Hodgkiss (Honduras)
Thomas & Lilianna Spiridigliozzi (NLI Canada)
Bapu Desai & Frank Juelich (Prem Sewa Shikshan Sanghsia)
Mark & Kim Steinfield (Armenia)
Mission Canada
We also have restricted access workers who either consider BC their home district or are connected to the district, including 11 families that minister in unspecified nations. Jeremy & Candace Postal (Whistler)
Jamie Rauch (Vancouver)
Karen Reed (Vancouver)
GLOBAL MISSIONS BANQUET & COMMISSIONING OF OUR GLOBAL WORKERS Monday April 27 │ 5pm | Broadway Church, Vancouver guest speaker: Murray Cornelius PAOC Assistant Superintendent for International Missions
register online to secure your reservation PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND THIS BANQUET www.bc.paoc.org/multiply
Give you energy. Like exercise, the discipline of solitude gives you energy.
Assistant Superintendent, Dave Solmes @solmes_
Let you actually hear from God. You can only really hear from God when you’ve slowed down enough to listen.
Alone and Alive
Renew intimacy. Intimacy isn’t possible in a rush. True intimacy (with people or with God) only happens when no one’s in a hurry.
As each year ends and a new one begins, I search and pray for verses that will provide spiritual themes for me for the coming New Year. In 2015 my verses all deal with the practice of solitude:
Establish priorities. Solitude accelerates clarity. Restore your soul. If you’ve lost your soul, solitude will help you find it..
Judges 5:11 “Far from the noise of archers, in the places of drawing water, there shall they rehearse the righteous acts of Jehovah, even the righteous acts of his rule in Israel.
Finding solitude will only be possible if we make it a priority. Creating margin at the beginning or end of the day is a great place to start. A great place to finish is practising the discipline of solitude in the midst of the ebb & flow of each and every day.
Psalm 116:7 “Return to your rest, my soul, for the LORD has been good to you.” Isaiah 12:3 “With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.” The invitation from these verses is quite similar. Take time alone for remembering, replenishment, and rest. There are times when being alone is the best place to be. The benefits when listed are invaluable. Solitude will:
Reveal how you are really doing. The quiet outside will reveal the quiet or disquiet within. Help you discover what is most meaningful and important. The unexamined life is not worth living (Socrates). Give you insight into your character. Silence and prayer have a way of revealing the truth about who you are. This is critically important because ultimately, character, not competency, determines your capacity. Page 2
JUNE 12-13, 2015
Secretary-Treasurer, Darwin Pichette @pichettedarwin Every year, March brings the ever-anticipated Tax Season. It is our desire to try our best to assist you past the paperwork and back into the focus of ministry. This month I have included only one very important CRA change for clergy. I am available to provide further clarity to the following or if there is any other way I can help, please feel free to contact me at dpichette@bc.paoc.org or 604-533-2232 (office). May God bless you as you head into this tax season once again.
CRA T1223 & T4 Slip Wording CRA Change: The Canada Revenue Agency has made a change, referring to combining “fair rental value and eligible utilities” shown in Box 30 of our T4s. Many churches have already revised their documents, as the CRA recommended this prior to making the official announcement. The wording for Form T1223 Clergy Residence Deduction as well as the T4 slip reporting has changed to…“If you received free accommodation and…utilities for a residence that you did not own or rent, the value of both is shown as a taxable benefit in box 30 of your T4 slip. Claim this amount as a deduction at line 231 of your return.”
The result of the change is that only the T4 slip’s box 30 is now referenced, and not box 40. However, it is the combined fair rental value and eligible utilities that make up the allowable CRD claim amount in these cases. Due to the change in the T1223 form’s wording and how information may have been set out in the T4, the employee should exercise extra care to claim the correct amount. For employers who have not yet filed T4 slips for 2014, there is an opportunity to ensure the combined fair rental value and eligible utilities are shown in box 30. Clergy Housing Deduction & Deductions at Source Checklist: Please be sure to have your job description and fairrental value prepared and ready to present to the CRA. Some clergy apply for Deductions at Source where you will need to submit your job description and figure of fair rental with your application. Others will need to keep this on hand after claiming taxes, if they do not apply for Deduction at Source.
The prior edition instructed the taxpayer that their CRD claim was the T4’s box 30 amount (i.e. the fair rental value of the employer-provided housing) plus “the part of box 40 that represents eligible utilities” – which CRA defines in its Interpretation Bulletin IT-141R (Consolidated) Clergy Residence Deduction as “amounts expended for services for electricity, heating (e.g., gas), and water and sewer.” (para. 23).
Here is a challenge one student brought back for her campus group: John Engels | www.bccampusministries.com
The Power Was On At Emerge An ice storm had knocked down many trees and power in the days leading up to our weekend conference in Hope, BC. Thankfully, the power was restored the day before we arrived! God's power was evident in our midst as His Holy Spirit stirred many hearts. The weekend brought together a dozen campuses from across BC for our largest gathering yet! Author Mark Buchanan spoke on the theme, “Be Still, Be Holy, Be Dangerous.” Many students were inspired and challenged more deeply in their relationship with Jesus. Some students who are not yet following Christ are still considering their decision, and another student came to faith over the weekend.
“We've all emerged refreshed from our fantastic weekend at the retreat! The opportunity to refocus on God in such a beautiful place, with such beautiful people, is an amazing blessing. My prayer now is that we won't let all that we've learned this weekend slip away, but that we'll keep in the forefront of our minds the importance of rest and taking the time for the daily renewal of our pursuit of God's love. Let us be dangerous! Let people say of us, ‘these are those who have turned the world upside down!’ (Acts 17:6)” Every year we choose a global project at Emerge that students can invest in. We have supported new campus initiatives, clean water, and this year to bless aspiring women leaders in Africa. God highlighted the value of women throughout the weekend. A breakout session taught students the importance of women in ministry. A woman campus pastor was showcased in another session. The Zoe zoeprojects.org Project was a God arranged fit for this year. Students gave a record Emerge offering to help bring life to His precious daughters in Africa.
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BC Church Building Society, Dave Ball
Little is Much...When God Is In It In October 1950, a small group of PAOC laymen from Victoria saw a need to assist local PAOC assemblies with local church building projects. With district endorsement, Mr. A. D. Bridges and Mr. Ernie Hudson established a small lending fund for capital projects. Over these past 65 years, the fund has grown considerably, and now is able to offer loans to PAOC churches ranging from $10,000 to $100,000 or more. These loans are secured either by a first mortgage or by the personal guarantees of local church members. Loans are arranged at low interest, and are repayable with regular monthly payments as well as voluntary additional repayments at any time, without penalty. If your assembly is considering renovations or major repairs, you are invited to contact the BCCBS for more information. Our BCCBS Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. Dave Ball will be happy to assist you or provide further information (dlballbc@gmail.com).
Children and Family Caroline Durocher-Bergeron www.carolinebergeron.ca
Elevate is more than a conference; it’s a time where children, preteen and family ministry leaders (including parents, lay leaders and pastors) across our nation come together with a united heart and passion: to raise up world changers and a generation of devoted and courageous followers of Christ. Every aspect of Elevate will feature our theme, Above and Beyond, and stimulate our faith to embrace this promise: “Now to Him who is able to do above and beyond all that we ask or think according to the power that works in us,” (Ephesians 3:20). My desire is that in 2015 we will, more than ever, be connected to the power of Christ that lives within us. We serve a God who is willing, able and mighty to save and rescue this generation. May He stir our hearts and imaginations with the most infinite dreams so that His glory may shine in our midst. Relax. Be refreshed. Get inspired. Move forward. Elevate provides a space for worship, knowing that our ultimate inspiration comes from God, and spending time in His presence while listening to what He has to say, is vital for moving forward.
Elevate is also a beautiful convergence of inspiration and hands-on learning. Our learning labs will address some of the most relevant topics and provide practical solutions to the challenges we face on a weekly basis. Throughout the weekend you will hear stories from leaders just like you who have seen God move in incredible ways in their ministry, and breaking new ground for the Kingdom of God. God is at work in our nation and He is using kids and preteens in an incredible and powerful way. We are delighted to welcome JumpStart3!, David & Beci Wakerley from Hillsong Church Australia, and Dr. Alan Nelson from KidLead as our guest speakers this year. Throughout the last couple of years we have heard countless testimonies from those who attended the 2013 Elevate Conference, affirming that the event was beneficial to their leadership teams and local ministries. Visions were birthed, friendships were deepened and commitment to the ministry was renewed. This is why we are providing a cost effective way to bring your entire team of 10 or more to Elevate Conference. This is a great opportunity to train and honour your volunteers; they will come home with fresh vision for their Calling and they will be better equipped to journey with kids in their spiritual walk. For more information visit elevateconference.ca.
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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Broadway Church, Vancouver Monday April 27, 2015 9:30am - 4:00pm District Leadership Team meeting 10:00am - 2:00pm Aboriginal Group meeting 3:00pm - 5:00pm Registration Desk Open 5:00pm - 6:30pm Global Missions Banquet - speaker: Murray Cornelius - commissioning of our Global Workers 6:45pm - 7:30pm Registration Desk Re-opens 7:00pm
Evening Service | speaker: Matt Tapley
GLOBAL MISSIONS BANQUET & COMMISSIONING OUR GLOBAL WORKERS Monday April 27 │ 5:00pm | Guest Speaker :Murray Cornelius
LEGACY BUILDERS (50+) LUNCHEON Tuesday April 28 │ 12:00pm | Guest Speaker: Jamie Rauch
PARTNERS IN MINISTRY DROP-IN Tuesday April 28 │ 2:00pm | Broadway Church
STRATEGIC CONVERSATION WITH NGM for Lead Pastors Only Wednesday April 29 │ 12:00pm
WORSHIP CLUSTER GATHERING Wednesday April 29 │ 12:00pm
MARKETPLACE MINISTERS & CHAPLAIN CLUSTER GATHERING Wednesday April 29 │ 12:00pm
Tuesday April 28, 2015 8:30am - 12:00pm Registration Desk Open
MINISTRY/ WORSHIP GUESTS
9:00am - 10:00am Prayer | facilitated by Les & Pat Markham 10:00am - 12:00pm Morning Service | Communion & Memorial speaker: Ken Russell 12:00pm - 1:30pm Lunch 12:00pm
Legacy Builders (50+) Luncheon speaker: Jamie Rauch 2:00pm - 3:30pm Partners in Ministry Breakout (PIM) 2:00pm - 4:30pm BUSINESS SESSION I 7:00pm
Matt Tapley
Evening Service │ Honouring of 50yrs in Ministry speaker: Matt Tapley
Phil Spoelstra
10:00am Registration Desk Open
9:00am - 10:15am Morning Service | speakers: Mike Bidell & Dan Cousins 10:45am - 12:00pm Leadership Forum
180 West Georgia St, Vancouver | Ph. 604-681-2211 www.sandmanhotels.com $89/night | $9 Parking/night (no breakfast) (quote group “PAOC15” or 752125 book by March 26)
featuring: Scholars Group
12:00pm - 1:30pm Lunch - Strategic Conversation with NGM (for Lead Pastors only) - Worship Cluster Gathering - Marketplace Ministers & Chaplains Gathering 1:30pm - 4:00pm BUSINESS SESSION II 7:00pm
Dan & Star Cousins
conference host hotels:
Wednesday April 29, 2015 8:30am
Mike & Laura Bidell
3777 Henning Drive, Burnaby | Ph. 1-800-663-0298 www.accentinns.com $99/night | Parking included (no breakfast) (quote group “PAOC15” or 50882 book by March 27) Complimentary Shuttle to/from Broadway Church, based on availability (contact hotel for more info)
Evening Service │ Affirmation of Ordinands speaker: Matt Tapley
Thursday April 30, 2015 9:00am - 12:00pm District Leadership Team Cross-Over Meeting (for former and newly elected DLT members)
pre-register online at bc.paoc.org/multiply pre-registration to be received by the BCYD office by: mail: April 7, 2015 online/fax: April 14, 2015 Page 5
ONLINE REGISTRATION Please go to greenbay.bc.ca/register and create a profile for you and your family. Once you are logged in, select “Add new Program” to enroll for “2015 PAOC Retreat (Pastors Only)”. You can reserve your accommodations by clicking “Sub Programs” and selecting the type of accommodation you would like. If you are planning to arrive on Sunday, August 23rd, please also select “Early Arrival Fee (PAOC)” to register for an extra day’s meals. A discount will be automatically applied to your totals as you go to pay for the camp. Payment can be made online with credit cards or by cheque. click here for Pastors Camp Subsidy Application
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Happenings Around the District Transitions:
Evan Allnut: Concluded as Associate Pastor of Glad Tiding Pentecostal Church and accepted the Call as Lead Pastor of Northgate Foursquare Church, Courtenay, BC. Trisha Aristizabal: Appointed as Children’s Pastor of Richmond Pentecostal Church. Jeff Bjorgan: Transitioned from Spiritual Formation Pastor and accepted the Call as Lead Pastor of Emmanuel Church, West Kelowna. Terrance Burns: Concluded as Youth Pastor of Abbotsford Pentecostal Assembly and appointed as Associate Pastor of Colwood Pentecostal Church, Victoria. Brandon Canning: Transitioned from Worship & Arts Pastor to Next Generation Ministry & Worship Pastor of Abbotsford Pentecostal Assembly. Jim Caruso: Accepted the Call as Lead Pastor of Richmond Pentecostal. Jim Cozlof: Accepted the Call as Lead Pastor at Pender Harbour Community Church, Madeira Park. Darin Graham: Concluded as Recruitment Officer & Admissions Officer of Summit Pacific College, Abbotsford. Tom Harbour: Appointed as Coordinator for the BCYD Market Place/Chaplaincy Ministry, and will continue his role as Counselling Pastor of Emmanuel Church, West Kelowna. Luc Hebert: Concluded as Worship & Community Pastor of Delta Pentecostal Tabernacle and appointed as Worship & Creative Arts Pastor of Evangel Pentecostal Assembly, Edmonton, Alberta. Dennis Helset: Concluded as Lead Pastor of Ocean View Christian Assembly, Port Alice. Don Huston: Appointed as BC/Yukon District Coordinator of Counseling, and will continue his role as Lead Pastor of Summerland Pentecostal Church. Rick Ivens: Accepted the Call as Lead Pastor of Glad Tidings Church, Alert Bay. Sandra Lindhout: Concluded as Children’s Ministry Director of First Avenue Christian Assembly, Chilliwack. Chris Luff: Concluded as Youth Pastor of Christian Life Community Church, Abbotsford. Jay McAlister: Accepted the Call as Lead Pastor of Calvary Pentecostal Tabernacle, Williams Lake. David McCormick: Concluded as Youth Pastor of Terrace Pentecostal Church. Todd McQuarrie: Concluded as Assistant Pastor of Hearts in Fellowship, Surrey. Edward & Sharrelyn Nowak: Concluded as Lead Pastors of Cherryville Gospel Church. Jim Raddatz: Concluded as Lead Pastor of Mountain View Assembly, Smithers and accepted the Call as Lead Pastor of Bethel Assembly in Ladysmith. Don Richmond: Concluded as Coordinator for the BCYD Market Place/Chaplaincy Ministry. Sarah Tilley: Concluded as Children’s Ministry Assistant of Broadway Pentecostal Church, Vancouver. Chelsea Wood: Transitioned from Programs Administrator to Executive Director of City Reach (ministry of Broadway Pentecostal Church, Vancouver).
Memorials:
Rev. Raymond J. Austin (born September 21, 1938) passed into the
presence of his Lord on December 5, 2014. He received his Licensed Minister credentials in May 1962 and was ordained in April 1964. He married his wife Verna in June 1962 and together they pastored in Birch Hills (SK), White Fox (SK), Kelvington (SK), Vancouver Chinese Pentecostal Church, and Gibsons Christian Life Assembly. They served as Global Workers for 19 years in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Raymond also served as the administrator for Elim Lodge in Saskatoon, SK and taught at the AOG Chinese Church in Belize. He is survived by his wife Verna, their daughter Connie (husband: Mike) and son Gordon (wife: Leah) and 3 grandchildren. A memorial service was held at Abbotsford Pentecostal Assembly on December 13, 2014. Rev. Glenda O’Brien (born January 28, 1945) passed into the presence of her Lord on March 4, 2015. She received her Deaconess credentials in May 1970, her Ministerial License for Women in October 1974 and was Ordained in January 1985. In 1992, she met Daniel O'Brien, and they married on March 20, 1993. Together with Danny, they started Go and Do Ministries. She also started a full-time Kids Crusades ministry all over BC. She pastored in Cache Creek, Capital Hill (aka Chinese Pentecostal Church, Burnaby), as well as serving in pulpit supply ministry across BC. At the time of her death Glenda was the volunteer Associate Pastor at Five Corners Pentecostal Church, Salmon Arm. Beginning in 1996, they added three children to the family, all girls adopted from China. Glenda is survived by her husband, Daniel and their three daughters Jubilee, Rebekah and Natanya and other family. A Celebration of Life service was held on March 9, 2015 at Five Corners Pentecostal Church, Salmon Arm. Mrs. Alice L. Swanson (born January 8, 1917) passed into the presence of her Lord on November 24, 2014. She received her Deaconess credentials in September 1942. Alice married Reuben in 1941 and together they pastored in Bagley (SK), Asquith (SK), Duncan, Lake Cowichan, Richmond, Nelson, Powell River, Mission and Chilliwack. They were also involved in evangelism with the Billy Graham Association. Alice is predeceased by her husband Reuben and survived by their son Virgil, daughters Elaine and Shirley, 5 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. A memorial service was held on November 28, 2014.
Churches in Pastoral Transition:
Burnaby, Christian Pentecostal Church (Cantonese) Cherryville, Gospel Church Nakusp, Saddleback Community Church Parksville, Oceanside Community Church Salt Spring Island, Bethel Pentecostal Assembly Sooke Harbour (campus), Christian Life Assembly Surrey, Revival Church (Korean) Trail, Gateway Christian Life Centre Tumbler Ridge, New Life Assembly Regional Pastorates: Anahim Lake Chapel & Bella Coola Pentecostal Assembly (Aboriginal) visit our website for other opportunities (www.bc.paoc.org)
Births:
Nick & Tara Astle are happy to announce the birth of their son, Patrick Blaine born, January 21, 2015.
Joseph & Melanie Bott are excited to announce the birth of their daughter Lovelynn Faye, born January 27, 2015.
Trevor and Cherice Caverly are happy to announce the birth of their son Parker Elijah Franklin, born December 18, 2014.
Simon & Ashlee Gau are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Harper Nicole, born January 26, 2015.
Blake and Ashley Holenstein are pleased to announce the birth of their son Maximus Blake, born November 29, 2014.
Ruben & Lisa Kramer are excited to announce the birth of their daughter Eisley Rose, born February 11, 2015.
Zachary and Megan Wylie are happy to announce the birth of their son Azaiah Mackay born December 29, 2014.
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District Calendar MARCH 2015 Mar 20-22 Summit Pacific College: More 15 (Abbotsford) Mar 27-28 City on a Hill Conference (Abbotsford, Burnaby, Langley) APRIL 2015 Apr 10-11 NGM: Elevate Conference (Langley) Apr 22-24 CASA International Leadership Conference (Calgary) April 22-23 Pastoral Approaches: The Church and Same-Sex attraction (Vancouver, Abbotsford) Apr 24 Summit Pacific College: Graduation Ceremony (Abbotsford) Apr 25-27 NGM: Timeout Retreat (Squamish) Apr 27-29 BC/Yukon District Conference (Vancouver) Apr 13 Kid Lead Training (Fort Langley) MAY 2015 May 15-17 BCYD: Historymaker (Chilliwack)
JUNE 2015 Jun 12-13 BCYD Church Multipliers Retreat (Abbotsford) Jun 20 ANCF: Graduation (Victoria) AUGUST 2015 Aug 24-28 BCYD: Pastors Camp (Greenbay Camp) SEPTEMBER 2015 Sept 28-30 BCYD: Licensed Minister Network #1 (Stillwood) OCTOBER 2015 Oct 5-7 BCYD: Cluster Leadership Retreat (Stillwood) Oct 18 BCYD: Campus Ministry Sunday (District-Wide) Oct 22-23 Global Leadership Summit (Langley) Oct 24 Summit Pacific College Auction (Vancouver) NOVEMBER 2015 Nov 21 ANCF: Graduation (Delta)
2015 Summer Camps BCYD PASTORS CAMP August 24-28 | Greenbay Camp, Kelowna
CHUBB LAKE BIBLE CAMP www.chubblake.ca May 22-24 June11-13 July 5-11 July 31 Aug 3 Aug 9-15
PAOC Men’s Retreat 50+ Camp Kids Camp Family Camp Teen Camp
KOOTENAY www.kootenaycamps.com TBD
LAKELSE PENTECOSTAL CAMP www.lakelsecamp.org June 28-Jul10 July 12-17 July 20-25
Skee Nass Camp Kids Camp Teen Camp
NANOOSE BAY PENTECOSTAL CAMP www.nanoosebaycamp.ca July 13-17 July 13-17 July 18-25
Kids Camp Mids Camp High Camp
CAMP YUKON www.camp-yukon.com
March 13-15 March 20-22 May 1-3 June 5-7 June 12-14 June 28– July 4 July 5-11 July 12-18 July31-Aug2 September 4-7
Youth Winter Camp Kids Winter Camp Girls Club Camp Adelphe Women's Ministry Men’s Fishing Retreat Summer Kids Camp 1 Summer Kids Camp 2 Summer Teen Camp Filipino Camp Family Camp
OKANAGAN FAMILY CAMP
Kids camp
July 17-19 | Faith Mission Camp, Falkland contact Alexis Park Church, Vernon p: 250-542-4135
BCYD Online Prayer Wall Determining which announcements get shared each week can be difficult. Which announcements get stage time and which don't? What happens when two announcements seem equally important and you only have time for one?
bc.paoc.org/prayer-wall
March
KidLead Training April 13, 2015 Living Waters Church, Fort Langley info@nextgenbc.ca
CASA International Leadership Conference Apr 22-24, 2015 Calgary, Alberta www.gocasa.org Page 8
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