Podcasts about family camp

Family Camp 2021- Sunset Hills --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/holinesspreachingonline/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/holinesspreachingonline/support

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Michigan District Superintendent, Rev. Brad Dyrness, Family Camp Opening Service

Grow closer to your family throughout the summer with Pure Flix Family Camp. Each week Pure Flix recommends a family film and offers entertaining family activities including games, movie nights, devotionals, and discussion questions proposed for you in their camp guide. Billy Hallowell, Director of Communications and Content for Pure Flix joins Mornings with Eric and Brigitte on Friday to talk about how these Family Camp activities can help families and friends enjoy the summer and have good discussions while building meaningful relationships. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Message by Scotty Gibbons at Family Camp the morning of July 11th.

Message by Scotty Gibbons at Family Camp the evening of July 10th.

Message by Scotty Gibbons at Family Camp the evening of July 9th.

Message by Allen Tennison at Family Camp the morning of July 9th.

On this 100th episode, I'm sharing some quick thoughts on the family after our time at Family Camp!

Message by Mark Zweifel at Family Camp the evening of July 8th.

Message by Allen Tennison at Family Camp the morning of July 8th.

Message by Mark Zweifel at Family Camp the evening of July 7th.

Message by Allen Tennison at Family Camp the morning of July 7th.

Message by Mark Zweifel at Family Camp the evening of July 6th.

Message by Allen Tennison at Family Camp the morning of July 6th.

Message by Mark Zweifel at Family Camp the evening of July 5th.

Message by Allen Tennison at Family Camp the morning of July 5th.

Message by Doug Clay at Family Camp the evening of July 4th.

Message by Doug Clay at Family Camp the morning of July 4th.

Message by Doug Clay at Family Camp the evening of July 3rd.

Message by Doug Clay at Family Camp the morning of July 3rd.

Don't judge too quickly! How often do you take your entire family to camp? We know it's important to connect, but how often does it truly happen? In this episode, The Watson's share when they intentionally got away with their family and connected—and why you should look into family camp to connect with your family more than ever. Learn more about Family Camp at www.pinecove.com

Think appealing to your audience is tough? Today we take a look back at our conversation with filmmakers Brian Cates and Adam Carter, the original duo that brought Behold Motion Pictures to life. They produce content for the world of church-based audiences, and it's a fascinatingly complicated mine field to tackle. With so many different denominations out there, how do you create clean content (an admirable challenge in itself) that will appeal to ALL of them? Keep an eye out for Behold Motion Pictures' upcoming feature film, Family Camp, coming out later this year! ***************************************************************** https://my.captivate.fm/www.okieshowshow.com (www.okieshowshow.com) https://my.captivate.fm/www.youtube.com/okieshowshow (www.youtube.com/okieshowshow) @okieshowshow Become a patron and help us make the show! Go to https://my.captivate.fm/www.patreon.com/okieshowshow (www.patreon.com/okieshowshow) Support this podcast

This morning we have a special guest preacher Kirk Parks. He will be giving a follow up from his Family Camp 2021 Sermon.

Welcome to GCC's Family Camp for 2021. After a year filled with worry, separation & social isolation, it was truly a blessing to spend 5 days at Stanwell Tops as a church family. For those at the camp, it was a blessing to sing, fellowship, pray, and invest into each other over the weekend. For those unable to attend, may you be blessed with watching the teaching sessions of our our camp speaker Mike Peautagitama. Mike has known Ps. Joe for thirty years and lives in Bendigo, Victoria. And today, gives us a message on the Blood of the Lamb... its relevance, its importance, and its significance to us as Gods people.

Darrin Goodrick, pastor of Yaquina Bay Baptist Church in Newport, Oregon, talks to us about running your own week of camp. Join the conversation on our Facebook pageEmail us at notthepastorpodcast@gmail.comFind more from Nathan Auxer at nathanauxer.comMusic:Inspiring Advertising by Rafael KruxLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The final message from this year's Family Camp. Scott Lee tells us about God's Faithfulness as our Refuge from Psalm 46.

A new MP3 sermon from Rockport Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Faithfulness of God Subtitle: Family Camp 2020 Speaker: Scott Lee Broadcaster: Rockport Baptist Church Event: Camp Meeting Date: 9/27/2020 Bible: Psalm 46 Length: 38 min.

In this first message from our Family Camp, Warren tells us how we take refuge in the nearness of God.

A new MP3 sermon from Sojourn Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Enduring through Discouragement Subtitle: Family Camp 2020 Speaker: Michael McKelvie Broadcaster: Sojourn Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 9/5/2020 Bible: Romans 15:4 Length: 44 min.

Jon Bell, Bell Law Group and Jess impart IMPORTANT INFO to help you avoid or win a lawsuit. I'm sure you will take action as a business owner after listening to Jon talk about accessibility laws and how businesses are 100% liable for violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III. Be prepared to ensure that your store, your website, and even your gift cards are not in violation of the ADA before it cost you dearly in claims and legal fees. We also talk about age discrimination, anti-retaliation, sexual-harassment, and super important compensation info about hiring a NANNY (hint: they should be paid an 'hourly' wage and hours are to be documented with sign in / sign out sheets. So much more helpful info about this since many people are not handling this correctly and are leaving themselves very exposed to large lawsuits. Lastly, we talk about FUN at Family Camp!!

Hello friends! This is the last week of repeats. We are back from our time off with family and busy cooking up exciting new content for you! In the meanwhile, we hope you enjoy one more of our favorite episodes from the early days of the podcast....------------In this episode we talk with Steve Sachs, the co-director of Alaya Preschool, which draws on the wisdom of the Shambhala Buddhist tradition to inspire its approach to early childhood education. Steve has been an educator for 40 years and has wonderful insights and inspiration to share from his time at Alaya, 24 years in Montessori, and experience teaching in the Early Childhood Education program at Naropa University. He’s also a co-director of Family Camp at the Shambhala Mountain Center.In this episode, we talk about:Meeting each child in the present momentHow to handle big emotionsCultivating connection, kindness, self-acceptance, and non-competitionAnd a wonderful practice for handle the situation when child has hurt another child in some way that has been transformative in our household.I found this conversation so inspiring…and I hope you do too!

We just finished a fantastic week of Family Camp here in the North Dakota district. And because of this we did not have the time to properly study for Week 30, nor did we have time to edit Week 29. So Week 29 will come out next week and we will be combining Weeks 30 and 31 to air the the week following, just to catch up. In the mean while you can head over to the North Dakota district UPC website, link below, to listen to the amazing messages that we got to hear all last week. We were blessed to have Bro. Andrew Romine, from O’Fallon, Illinois, as our day speaker and Bro. Bill Hobson, from St. Louis, Missouri, as our night speaker. You will surely be blessed by the messages brought forth by these two great men. We look forward to having you with us next week. God bless!! NDUPC Website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scriptureunleashed/message

Shannon Burkoth is a person with narcolepsy, mother, and narcolepsy advocate in the rare disease space. In this episode, Shannon shares how she was diagnosed with narcolepsy when she turned 30, but since then has realized she experienced narcolepsy symptoms since she was a child. Shannon also offers her journey to finding the right doctor and medication. She highlights how people with narcolepsy often deal with multiple comorbid issues which can be exacerbated with the wrong medication. Shannon also shares her journey to becoming a narcolepsy and rare disease advocate. She highlights the grief experience after being diagnosed and no longer able to do the activities she once enjoyed. Through conferences, meeting other advocates, and participating in the Rising Voices of Narcolepsy program, Shannon is empowered to share her story to educate and create awareness. Shannon thank you for your advocacy! You can follow Shannon at @shannon.burkoth on Instagram and @sburkoth on Facebook. You can learn more about Shannon’s advocacy work at shannonburkoth.com. Shannon says, “I want all people with narcolepsy to know they are not alone and there is an incredible community waiting to embrace them!” Shannon recommends Project Sleep’s Rising Voices of Narcolepsy program, Wake Up Narcolepy’s Online Support Groups, Narcolepsy 360 podcast, Wake Up Narcolepy’s Family Camp for CWN and Narcolepsy Network Annual Patient Conference. You can follow us at @narcolepsy_360 on Instagram, @wakeupnarcolepsy on Instagram and Facebook and @wakenarcolepsy on Twitter. Let us know your thoughts about this episode by using the hashtag #narcolepsy360 and please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts.

Writer and speaker Katy Epling tells us how she drew a crowd including a fire truck, at the grocery store. She has a couple other hilarious mom stories. She is loving The Holy Post Podcast Knowing Faith Podcast Her best advice is to give others the benefit of the doubt. Katy is a writer and speaker in Northeast Ohio, and she LOVEs to encourage women that God has a purpose and a plan for them right where they are. Almost 10 years ago, God gave her Joey, their sweet little guy with an extra chromosome (Down syndrome), and one day God told her so very clearly that he had created Joey exactly as he is, on purpose and for a purpose. And when she realized that was true for her, too, it was a game changer! Her husband Jon and she have been married for 19 years and have three kids, Grace, Matt, and Joey. She loves reading, cooking, and theoretical coffee--which means she likes the IDEA of getting coffee with friends but actually hates coffee. So she's a Chai snob. ;-) Check out Katy's website, Katy Epling. Find Katy on Facebook and Instagram. Show Info: Find out more about Family Camp in my guest interview on this episode of This Travel Tribe! Check out today's episode of the YA Book Chat to hear my interview with Leah Stuhler about Stepsister by Jennifer Donnely. Join Fancy Free's private Facebook Group! It's so much fun! The question of the week is "Have you ever had an encounter with a fire engine?" Click the Subscribe button so you don't miss a single episode! Leave a rating and written review! I will be forever grateful!!! If you have your own not-so-fancy story to tell, email me at notfancy@fancyfreepodcast.com! Do it. It'll be fun! The best way to help Fancy Free reach more listeners is to tell a friend about it. Share the laughter! Wednesday we feature Jen Fulwiler telling us why she was caught undressing and photographing Barbie dolls. Season 2 will be a rap after the next episode. We will be back July 7th! Thanks so much for listening, have a great week, and remember NO ONE is as fancy as they look! ~Joanne  

Susan Yates, author of "Cousin's Camp," and her husband, John, wanted a way they could invest in their grandchildren and strengthen the relationships between cousins. With that, Cousin's Camp was born. Yates talks about the little things that are big helps in making the camp run smoothly, such as posting a daily schedule, keeping food simple, and enlisting older kids to help with the younger children. Preparing ahead and being intentional help to make camp days a success. Show Notes and Resources Download "Camp at Home: 100 Practical Ideas for Families" from Susan Yates' book Cousin Camp.  https://www.familylife.com/camp-at-home-ideas/ Find resources from this podcast at https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=95. Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

Author and speaker Susan Yates and her husband, John, who are parents of five adult children, have been hosting their grandchildren at Cousin's Camp each summer for over a decade, And they say, the memories they've made have been worth the effort. Desiring that all the cousins (21 total) would get to know each other, the Yates began hosting the week-long family camp at their farm. And now it's one of their favorite family traditions. Yates offers some simple, practical tips for hosting your own family camp. Show Notes and Resources Download "Camp at Home: 100 Practical Ideas for Families" from Susan Yates' book Cousin Camp.  https://www.familylife.com/camp-at-home-ideas/ Find resources from this podcast at https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=95. Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

ENCORE EPISODE - originally published May 8, 2019 "As activities or writing projects come up, gift-making for parents around these days, we can help prepare our children for what is the language you want to share. And even help a child come to an understanding that, yep, you've still got a mom, your mom's not walking on the earth, that her body has stopped working. She died. And it's okay to honor that she's your mom, and what she looked like, and how darn much she loved you, and that she really liked Skittles and daisies and whatever it might be, that you all used to sing this one song together. It's okay to still call her your mom and it's okay that you cry when those activities come up and it's okay to make her a card, and it's okay to include her in pictures where you're drawing a family picture. In the same way any of us claim relationships, you can still claiming these relationships. It's still your relationship." - Dr. Tina Barrett I had such a great discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett of Montana's Tamarack Grief Resource Center for this episode. Tina is a nationally recognized specialist in outdoor-based grief support programs. She co-founded Tamarack, and has run grief programs and camps for over 20 years. With Mother's Day and Father's Day right around the corner, I invited Tina to speak with us about ideas for approaching these holidays, and so much more. We talked about: Tina's dissertation and research findings on how outdoor-based grief support can be beneficial for grieving youth and adults; Programs offered by the Tamarack Grief Resource Center, including grief groups, youth overnight and day camps, Women's Rendezvous, Men's Retreat, and Family Camp; Why both Father's Day and Mother's Day might be hard, whether it's mom or dad who died; Practical ideas for honoring Mother's Day and Father's Day, whether you have young children or teens; Tips on approaching school activities around Mother's / Father's Day, such as writing assignments and art projects; Different grief styles, and how important it is to understand and recognize that people, including kids, grieve in different ways; and The difference between self-care and self-indulgence. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett.

In this episode we talk with Steve Sachs, the co-director of Alaya Preschool, which draws on the wisdom of the Shambhala Buddhist tradition to inspire its approach to early childhood education. Steve has been an educator for 40 years and has wonderful insights and inspiration to share from his time at Alaya, 24 years in Montessori, and experience teaching in the Early Childhood Education program at Naropa University. He’s also a co-director of Family Camp at the Shambhala Mountain Center.In this episode, we talk about:Meeting each child in the present momentHow to handle big emotionsCultivating connection, kindness, self-acceptance, and non-competitionAnd a wonderful practice for handle the situation when child has hurt another child in some way that has been transformative in our household.I found this conversation so inspiring…and I hope you do too!

It's the episode you've been waiting for! Listen as Tommy and Eddie share the story of their upcoming movie, Family Camp. You'll hear about the delays, detours, and dead-ends they've encountered as they've dreamed about making a movie over the years, and the exciting plans for the movie they're finally filming this year!

It's the episode you've been waiting for! Listen as Tommy and Eddie share the story of their upcoming movie, Family Camp. You'll hear about the delays, detours, and dead-ends they've encountered as they've dreamed about making a movie over the years, and the exciting plans for the movie they're finally filming this year!

Sunday Morning message from 2015 Family Camp by Pastor Travis Peterson. Not: this was recorded outdoors.

Every August, a group of adoptive families gathers at the Sun Lakes Resort in Central Washington. There’s a full slate of activities for all ages – fishing, paddle-boarding, mini-golf, and water wars. But mainly, Adoption Family Camp is a place to relax. Kids don’t need to explain why they look different from their parents. Parents don’t need to worry about second looks from strangers. Everyone gets it. Real Life Adoption host Kristin Kalning took her recording gear to Family Camp this year, to learn why this place, and this community is so important to the people who keep coming back, year after year.  https://www.reallifeadoption.com/

Ephesians 2:11-22 // Pastor Hutch preaches on the unifying power of the gospel at our annual Family Camp

1. I WON’T COMPROMISE MY INTEGRITY; I’LL LIVE IN TRUTH. 2. I WON’T FIGHT TO WIN; I’LL FIGHT TO CONNECT. 3. I WON’T DISMISS YOUR FEELINGS; I’LL VALUE YOUR FEELINGS. 4. I WON’T BE STUBBORN; I’LL BE CONSTANTLY GROWING. 5. I WON’T HOLD ON TO HURTS; I’LL CHOOSE FORGIVENESS. 6. I WON’T HIDE MY STRUGGLES; I’LL LIVE IN GENUINE GRACE. Scripture: Proverbs 24:3, James 3:13-18, 1 John 4:18, Ephesians 4:31-32, Proverbs 28:13, Psalm 111:10a  Topics: Integrity, Forgiveness, Grace, Family Camp 

Rabbis Frimmer and Klein Miles discuss a provocative article from The New York Jewish Week, “20 Years In The Rabbinate: ‘They Didn't Teach Me This In Rabbinical School'”, about the state of synagogues, rabbinic leadership and the ever-changing and challenging nature of Jewish communities. Tune in to hear what Isaiah clergy learned (and missed out on) in rabbinical school. Why do people join Isaiah? What do they expect from their clergy and community? Links for Soundcloud: Article: https://tinyurl.com/y5v489gx Dara's Short & Sweet from Family Camp: https://tinyurl.com/yyyl8egc Links for Podcast Apps: 20 Years In The Rabbinate: ‘They Didn't Teach Me This In Rabbinical School' by Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove. Link to Dara's Short & Sweet from Family Camp.

Pastor: Mark Miller 1. I don’t know everything. 2. I can’t do everything. 3. Help can come from anywhere. 4. Obedience and humility are the keys. Scripture: Ephesians 4:1-3, 2 Chronicles 1:8-10, Exodus 18:17-18, 1 Corinthians 1:27, Philippians 2:5-8 Topics: Leadership, Humility, Obedience, Family Camp

Pastor: Chris Shook 1. PACK MORE SMALL TRADITIONS AND LESS BIG OCCASIONS. 2. PACK MORE TOGETHERNESS AND LESS PERFECTION. 3. PACK MORE QUESTIONS AND LESS ASSUMPTIONS. 4. PACK MORE TREASURE AND LESS TRINKETS. 5. PACK MORE GRACE AND LESS JUDGEMENT.  Scripture: Romans 12:1-2, Deuteronomy 6:6-7, 1 Peter 4:8, James 1:5, Romans 1:21-23, Ephesians 4:31-32, 2 Corinthians 4:16-18  Topics: Traditions, Priorities, Grace, Family Camp 

"As activities or writing projects come up, gift-making for parents around these days, we can help prepare our children for what is the language you want to share. And even help a child come to an understanding that, yep, you've still got a mom, your mom's not walking on the earth, that her body has stopped working. She died. And it's okay to honor that she's your mom, and what she looked like, and how darn much she loved you, and that she really liked Skittles and daisies and whatever it might be, that you all used to sing this one song together. It's okay to still call her your mom and it's okay that you cry when those activities come up and it's okay to make her a card, and it's okay to include her in pictures where you're drawing a family picture. In the same way any of us claim relationships, you can still claiming these relationships. It's still your relationship." - Dr. Tina Barrett I had such a great discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett of Montana's Tamarack Grief Resource Center for this episode. Tina is a nationally recognized specialist in outdoor-based grief support programs. She co-founded Tamarack, and has run grief programs and camps for over 20 years. With Mother's Day and Father's Day right around the corner, I invited Tina to speak with us about ideas for approaching these holidays, and so much more. We talked about: Tina's dissertation and research findings on how outdoor-based grief support can be beneficial for grieving youth and adults; Programs offered by the Tamarack Grief Resource Center, including grief groups, youth overnight and day camps, Women's Rendezvous, Men's Retreat, and Family Camp; Why both Father's Day and Mother's Day might be hard, whether it's mom or dad who died; Practical ideas for honoring Mother's Day and Father's Day, whether you have young children or teens; Tips on approaching school activities around Mother's / Father's Day, such as writing assignments and art projects; Different grief styles, and how important it is to understand and recognize that people, including kids, grieve in different ways; and The difference between self-care and self-indulgence. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett.

The Mountain of Misunderstanding The Mountain of “Me First” The Mountain of Mistakes  Scripture: Matthew 5:1-10, Genesis 2:25, Genesis 3:9-10, Ephesians 4:32, John 8:32, 1 John 3:16  Topics: Beatitudes, Family Camp