Green Lake Conference Center Directory 2022

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Guest Service Directory 2022 W2511 STATE RD. 23 | GREEN LAKE, WI 54941 PHONE (920) 294-3323 | FAX (920) 294-3686 1

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Welcome to Our Guests and Friends A warm welcome to you from all of our staff at Green Lake Conference Center. Our goal is to provide you with a great experience and a closer walk with God during your time on these beautiful grounds. Please let us know how we may best serve you to make this happen.

Inside this directory you will find a listing of services, area attractions, and businesses. We hope this will be beneficial to you during your stay.

If you need additional information or services, call (920) 294-3323 to reach our Guest Services staff.

Blessings, Ben Mott President

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Safety and Security Information GUEST SERVICES: Guest Services staff can be reached by calling (920) 294-3323. If you have a special request, need on-grounds information, or need help with a problem and don’t know where to go, Guest Services is the place to start.

LOCAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS Emergency Room Ripon Medical Center 845 Parkside St., Ripon (off of Hwy. 23) (920) 748-3101

SAFETY & SECURITY: Please note the following to ensure that your stay is as safe and secure as possible: •

Always carry identification with you while on grounds, even if you have been coming to Green Lake for many years.

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If you lose or misplace your room key, another one will be issued to you upon showing identification.

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If you want someone to know where you’re staying, tell them. To respect your privacy and safety, our staff does not give room information to anyone, either over the phone or in person.

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Maps of the conference center are in this directory and are also available at Guest Services in Kraft Centre.

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Take note of emergency exits closest to your room. Never use an elevator in the event of a fire.

Non-Emergency Care Community Medical Center of Green Lake 670 Cty. Hwy. A, Green Lake (920) 294-0100 Ripon Medical Center 845 Parkside St., Ripon (off of Hwy. 23) (920) 748-3101 Dental Silver Creek Dentistry, Dr. Cris Johnson 1209 W. Fond du Lac St., Ripon (920) 748-7200 When you call the non-emergency and dental services listed above, indicate that you are a guest of Green Lake Conference Center and that your visit is not routine.

• While we strive to maintain a Christian environment and peaceful setting, precautions should be taken.

Report safety concerns to Guest Services by calling (920) 294-3323.

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM OR TORNADO WARNING: Weather is favorable for severe conditions, monitor closely.

GLCC staff will try to notify you when a watch has been issued.

FIRST AID & EMERGENCY SERVICES: First aid supplies are available at Guest Services. If your needs require more than first aid, you may go to Ripon Medical Center. To reach Ripon Medical Center, follow Hwy. 23 East/49 South to Ripon. Follow Hwy. 23 East and blue hospital signs. Ripon Medical Center telephone is (920) 748-3101. The center is staffed and open 24 hours a day.

Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado Warning: A storm or tornado has been spotted in the area and it is time for you to take cover immediately. Severe thunderstorms contain high winds and lightning and can produce tornados – seek shelter.

Severe weather can develop quickly and GLCC staff may not have time to notify you of a warning situation. Therefore, it is important for you to monitor weather conditions.

A list of additional medical providers is located at Guest Services.

In the event of life-threatening emergency or illness, contact emergency services by dialing 911. The dispatcher may ask you what county you are in. Green Lake Conference Center is in Green Lake County. Also tell the dispatcher your location at the conference center—what building you are in or near, if outside.

Green Lake Conference Center is the historic

place and space of ReCreation for Christian groups to discover God’s best version of themselves and their world and for nonprofit, educational, and government groups to discover the best version of themselves and their world.

We offer a sacred space for all parts of the Christian family, from Baptist to Lutheran to Catholic to charismatic and educational groups to gather for equipping, renewal, and fellowship. We also host nonprofits looking for networking, training, and team building opportunities that our combination of indoor and outdoor facilities provides.

Call (920) 294-7250 for information.

After calling 911, call Guest Services and tell them what happened: (920) 294-3323.

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On-Grounds Services CHECK-IN TIME/CHECK-OUT TIME: Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. and check-out time is 10:00 a.m. unless otherwise arranged.

DINING SERVICES: Bauer Dining Room is located in Kraft Centre. Regular meal hours are 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., Noon to 1:00 p.m., and 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Meal hours are often extended when large conferences are present. Consult your conference schedule for exact hours.

Langford’s Pub at Lawsonia serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Friday night fish fry, outdoor deck, full service bar.

(920) 294-3805.

The Country Store, located in the campground, sells firewood and groceries. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. LOUNGES WITH COFFEE, MICROWAVE & TV: At Bauer and Kern Lodges, there are lounges on the second and third floors, each with a fireplace, TV, microwave, and refrigerator.

Complimentary coffee is located in the second and third floor lounges. At Roger Williams Inn, there is coffee, water, and ice in room 424, on the fourth floor.

HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES: Rooms in Roger Williams Inn, Lawson Lodge, Kern Lodge and Bauer Lodge are serviced every other day during your stay. Bed linens are changed every five days. Houses, cabins, and Lone Tree Lodge are serviced upon request. In dorms, toiletries and disposables are serviced every other day. For your comfort and convenience, we try to service at times that are least disturbing to you. If there are specific times that you do not want to be disturbed, please notify your housekeeper or contact our Housing Services Director at (920) 294-7353. If you need housekeeping services or have any questions, contact Guest Services.

INTERNET ACCESS: Free wireless Internet access is available in Kraft Centre lobby; Bauer Dining Room; Ollie’s Place; and in the lobbies, guest rooms, and lounges in Bauer Lodge, Kern Lodge, and Roger Williams Inn. MAINTENANCE: If you have a maintenance concern in regard to your accommodations, notify Guest Services.

(920) 294-3323.

Explore Our Unique History AARON’S BREASTPLATE: This unique replica of the breastplate worn by Aaron, the first high priest and brother of Moses, was presented to Green Lake in 1960 through the combined efforts of Orron D. Evans, who purchased and donated the precious stones; A. Paul Davis, who designed the jewel, cut and engraved the stones, and fabricated the gold; Lillian Wessel, who wove the cloth and ribbons; and Roy Whisler, who furnished the gold. Located in Kraft Centre Lobby.

AVENUE OF FLAGS: International flags displayed represent the scope of countries where American Baptist missionaries serve and the many countries Green Lake serves.

CHAPEL CAR GRACE: Beautifully restored Chapel Car Grace was used for missionary work in the west from 191446. Includes a church which seats 50 in oak pews, a pastor’s bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom. Keys to Chapel Car Grace are available with a $5.00 deposit at Guest Services.

FLUORESCENT STONE COLLECTION: A stone collection which belonged to J. L. Kraft (founder of Kraft Foods) is located in the lower level of Roger Williams Inn. Kids love seeing stones come to life in brilliant color under fluorescent light.

JUDSON TOWER AND PRAYER TOWERS: Climb 121 spiral steps up Judson Tower for a breathtaking view of Green Lake and the conference center. A key to Judson Tower is available with a $5.00 deposit at Guest Services. In addition to Judson Tower, there are five smaller towers throughout the grounds that are unlocked and can be climbed anytime. All towers are closed at night and in the winter.

LOG HOUSE: See the oldest building on the grounds, built in 1850. It has been preserved as a museum and welcomes visitors in the summer. Free.

NO HURRY BOAT: This battery-powered boat was built for Victor and Jessie Lawson in 1905. Only two others like it were built, one for Thomas Edison and one for a Russian Czar. A wooden ramp leads to an area where you can view the inside of the restored boat.

ROGER WILLIAMS INN: Completed in 1930, it includes 72 guest rooms, 3 meeting rooms, and crystal chandeliers on the first floor imported from Europe. The penthouse on the fifth floor offers a terrific view of the lake.

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Fun Ways to Stretch Your Legs BIKING: Ride along Shore Drive, and enjoy beautiful views of the water and historic lakefront houses...or ride on our treelined roads.

HIKING/WALKING: (approx. one mile roundtrip routes) Prairie Route – Moderate walk on roads to the prairie. From Kraft Centre, walk north on Lawson Drive. Turn left on Sunset Drive and right at Stone Fence Road. Pass water tower and turn left onto prairie path.

DAWSON PRAIRIE: 54 acres of restored native prairie. It includes trails that meander through wildflowers, where you might see butterflies, birds, and deer.

Shore Drive Route – Easy route along the lake and past stately houses. From Kraft Centre, walk north on Lawson Drive. Turn right on Shore Drive and walk to Anne Hathaway Cottage.

DISC GOLF: A nine-hole disc golf course begins near Robbins South Hall and winds around the camping area and prairie, ending where it started. Disc golf is a sport in which individual players throw a flying disc (similar to a Frisbee®) into a basket. Scored like a traditional golf game, it’s fun for all ages and requires no reservations. It’s a great walk with great scenery and the only equipment needed is a disc (available at Guest Services).

Tea House Route – Moderate walk to the western edge of the property. From Kraft Centre, walk west on Hillside Road to the Tea House.

Hammer’s Trail – Moderate wooded hike. Hammer’s Trail begins on the western edge of the property in the Tea House area.

PLAYGROUNDS: Fun kids’ playgrounds are located at Anderson camping circle, Friendship Beach, and C. Oscar Johnson building.

Winnebago Trail – The Winnebago Trail, an effort of the Green Lake Conservancy Foundation, contains a trail originally used by the Winnebago Indian tribe. The trail is located just west of the main conference area, follows along the shoreline, and is accessible near the (Teen) water tower on Hillside Road.

It finishes near the large stone arch beneath Hillside Road, continuing a short distance up the trail where it connects to the Hopevale Trail.

ROSE GARDEN: Stroll through the beautiful Rose Garden behind Kraft Centre.

MEMORY LANE: Enjoy beautiful views of Green Lake as you stroll along Memory Lane from Roger Williams Inn to the Vesper Circle.

Recreation, Sports, Golf, Lakefront, and Boat Rentals BOAT HOUSE: Managed by Pierless Boat Rentals: pierlessboatrentals.com, (920) 295-2628. Rent a pontoon, canoe, stand-up paddle board, wave runner, speedboat, or pedal boat from our Boat House and enjoy the lake!

Call (920) 294-3320 or visit lawsonia.com for tee times and more information. Overnight room, cabin, and house guests receive a 20% discount off regular rates for walk-on play only.

- LINKS COURSE – Opened in 1930, Lawsonia’s original 18 is an inland “links” developed on 250 acres in the tradition of wide open Scottish golf courses. A boxcar was buried beneath the seventh green and dozens more were buried in the fairways.

BASEBALL, FOOTBALL, SOCCER & HORSESHOES: A recreation field is located near the tennis courts. Horseshoe pits are located near Tower View Camping Circle. Equipment is available at Guest Services.

OUTDOOR TENNIS, PICKLEBALL, BASKETBALL & VOLLEYBALL: Three tennis courts (includes striping for pickleball) and one basketball court are available on a first-come basis. Volleyball courts are near the lake on the greensward and at C. Oscar Johnson Center. Equipment available at Guest Services.

- WOODLANDS COURSE – A dramatic contrast to the original course, the Woodlands course was built mostly in the forest.

Its narrow fairways, cliff and quarry holes, 80 sand traps, and beautiful lakeside setting challenge even the finest golfers.

RECREATION EQUIPMENT: Basketballs, footballs, soccer balls, discs for disc golf, volleyballs, and pickleball racquets are available at Guest Services.

LAKE SWIMMING, FRIENDSHIP BEACH & PLAYGROUND: Swim in the lake, build a sand castle, and climb a tree house at the playground. Located north of Pillsbury Hall. No lifeguard on duty.

RYSDON RECREATION CENTER: The indoor center includes a basketball court, ping pong, and a fitness room with dumbbells, treadmill, stationary bike, and Nautilus equipment.

A key for the fitness room is available at Guest Services.

GOLF COURSES OF LAWSONIA: Play two PGA championship quality courses, the Links and the Woodlands.

Ranked #23 Top 100 Best Courses You Can Play by Golfweek (#4 in Wisconsin).

WINTER SPORTS: Cross-country ski, sled, and snowshoe in our winter wonderland!

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Art Studios, Shopping, and Quiet Places TROSTER ART STUDIOS: Troster Art Studios offers instruction in ceramics, china decorating, jewelry making, and stained/art glass. Seasonal.

CAMPFIRES: Call (920) 294-7230 to make arrangements for a campfire.

HOPEVALE MEMORIAL CATHEDRAL IN THE GLEN: Replica of a chapel built by two American Baptist missionaries in the Philippines during WWII.

WORLDWIDE GIFTS OF GREEN LAKE: Located next to Pillsbury Hall. A fun store offering unique gifts at great prices from around the world, ranging from clothes to jewelry to Christmas nativities to African drums! The products are from Christian missions and other fair trade international cottage industries. Profits are given back to provide financial support for international mission projects. (920) 294-7313.

LONE TREE POINT: Located behind Roger Williams Inn. PADELFORD COUNTRY STORE: A kid’s favorite with penny candy, slush puppies, ice cream, gifts, and camping supplies.

Located in the campground. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day. SPURGEON CHAPEL: The historic chapel, originally a root cellar, was built in 1904 by the Lawsons.

Area Map

Miles From: Oshkosh.................................................30 miles Columbus, WI.........................................40 miles Appleton.................................................50 miles Madison..................................................65 miles

Green Bay..............................................80 miles Milwaukee..............................................90 miles Chicago................................................180 miles Minneapolis..........................................270 miles

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Tea House Route – Moderate walk to the western edge of the property. From Kraft Centre, walk west on Hillside Road to the Tea House. One mile roundtrip.

Hammer’s Trail – Moderate wooded hike. Hammer’s Trail begins on the western edge of the property in the Tea House area.

Winnebago Trail – The Winnebago Trail, an effort of the Green Lake Conservancy Foundation, contains a trail originally used by the Winnebago Indian tribe. The trail is located just west of the main conference area, follows along the shoreline, and is accessible near the (Teen) water tower on Hillside Road.

It finishes near the large stone arch beneath Hillside Road, continuing a short distance up the trail where it connects to the Hopevale Trail.

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One Mile Walks (roundtrip)

Hammer’s Trail – Moderate wooded hike.

Hammer’s Trail begins on the western edge of the property in the Tea House area.

Tea House Route – Moderate walk to the western edge of the property. From Kraft Centre, walk west on Hillside Road to the Tea House. One mile roundtrip.

Shore Drive Route – Easy route along the lake and past stately houses. From Kraft Centre, walk north on Lawson Drive. Turn right on Shore Drive and walk to the Christian Writing Center. One mile roundtrip.

Prairie Route – Moderate walk on roads to the prairie. From Kraft Centre, walk north on Lawson Drive. Turn left on Sunset Drive and right at Stone Fence Road. Pass water tower and turn left onto prairie path. One mile roundtrip (to and from the prairie).

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Historical Sites of Interest 1: Lone Tree Point 2: Roger Williams Inn 3: Memory Lane 4: Hopevale Cathedral in the Glen 5: Stone Walls and Bridges 6: (Teen) Water Tower 7: Tea House 8: Log House 9: Dawson Prairie 10: Judson Tower 11: Golf Courses of Lawsonia 12: William Carey Barn 13: Green Lake 14: Pump House 15: Boat House 16: Lakefront and Seawall 17: No Hurry Boat 18: Chapel Car Grace 19: Greenhouse 20: Spurgeon Chapel 21: Avenue of Flags 22: Aaron’s Breastplate 23: Martin Luther King, Jr. at Green Lake 3/2022

BIKE ROUTE TO CITY OF GREEN LAKE

Points of Interest City of Green Lake

Ripon

In 1837, Anson Dart discovered the beauty of Green Lake. In 1840, he returned to build the village of Dartford, now called Green Lake. The unique qualities of the area were recognized early, and a tradition of welcoming visitors began. In 1867, the first resort west of Niagara Falls, the Oakwood Hotel, was built. By the turn of the century, Green Lake was a popular resort for visitors from Chicago and points further south.

Located six miles east of Green Lake on Hwy. 23, Ripon is the birthplace of the Republican Party. Visit the Little White Schoolhouse, located at 303 Blackburn St. It is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day, and weekends in May, September, and October. While in Ripon, take time to visit the many antique stores, outlets, and specialty shops.

The heritage of hospitality was created, and over a century later, fine lodging, unique shops, and friendly service are all part of that tradition. The lake and all it offers, fishing, swimming, sailing, boating, and the natural beauty of the area, provide a relaxing setting for recreation year-round.

The earliest settlement in Ripon was an experiment in communal living based on the studies of 19th century socialist philosopher Charles Fourier. Called Ceresco, it was established in 1844 and disbanded in 1851. At its most successful, the commune had 200 followers. On the west edge of town stands one of the original long houses and the post office.

For more information, contact the Green Lake Chamber of Commerce at (920) 294-3231.

The Republican Party was founded in Ripon in 1854 at a citizen meeting of Whigs, Free Soilers, and Democrats, which was called to organize against the extension of slavery. Alvan E. Bovay, a local lawyer and prominent Whig, proposed "Republican" for the name of the new party. Four months later the name Republican was adopted by the first state convention in Jackson, Michigan.

Princeton Early settlers hit it on the head when they decided to call what is now known as Princeton, Pleasant Valley. Nestled in the sweeping bends of the Fox River, Princeton and its surrounding area is a hotbed of activity throughout the year.

Princeton's revitalization effort is certainly making everything that was old new again. The new Water Street shops and eateries downtown offer the unusual. From world-renowned collections to one-of-a-kind pieces, shopping along the Fox and the surrounding area is an experience not to be missed.

Ripon College, established in 1851, occupies a 250-acre campus on the highest hill in the city. A highlight of the college is C.J. Rodman Art Gallery, which features two original, lifesize Anthony Van Dyck portraits and changing art exhibits.

Free guided tours of the campus can be arranged.

Call (920) 748-8364.

One of the largest antiquing cities in the state, Princeton is an "Antiquers" paradise. Four large malls and many shops are full to overflowing with antiques and collectibles that will create the perfect accent in any home.

A step-on, guided tour of the city is available for motor coaches, and brochures featuring self-guided tours are also available. For more information, contact the Ripon Area Chamber of Commerce at (920) 748-6764. Visit their web page at ripon-wi.com.

During the warmer months, bicycling enthusiasts can choose from over 150 miles of mapped biking routes on eight secluded back-road tours that originate in the downtown.

Enjoy all kinds of water sports in surrounding lakes and rivers, from skiing and fishing to renting canoes and kayaks for a paddle down the Mecan River or the mighty Fox. When the snow flies, cross-country skiing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling mapped trails are the things to do to enjoy the winter outdoors.

Berlin Berlin is a progressive community with a vast selection of churches, an excellent educational system, medical care facility, and recreational opportunities that are truly unique.

As the Fox River runs through the center of the community, much consideration has been placed on developing the river frontage, available for all use. Having 47 acres of park land in the community is truly an asset we are proud of. Fishing and hunting is equally as important, as there are numerous public landings for river access and two large state-owned wildlife areas in Green Lake County. From Green Lake, take Hwy. 23 East to 49 North (approximately 8 miles).

Stroll with thousands of treasure hunters weekly at "Wisconsin's Largest Weekly Outdoor Flea Market." The market makes its home in Princeton's city park on Hwy. 23 every Saturday (May to October), and features over 175 booths with an array of old and new bargains alike.

For more information, contact the Princeton Chamber of Commerce at (920) 295-3877.

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