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Claire de Mézerville López welcomes Alaya Vautier to the Restorative Works! Podcast. Join us as Alaya reflects on the importance of taking time in mediation processes, the power of genuine listening, and the challenges and rewards of working with youth through restorative justice. From her early days in mediation to her current role designing and leading impactful programs, Alaya offers deep insights into the delicate balance of structure and intuition needed to facilitate meaningful dialogues. Alaya is the Director of the Restorative Justice Program at the Conflict Resolution Center (CRC) in Santa Cruz County, California. With over two decades of experience in conflict resolution and restorative practices, Alaya volunteered with the Parent Teen Mediation Program, Victim Offender Dialogue Program, and the Family Affordable Mediation Program. She co-led an outdoor leadership program for youth at Humboldt State University, taught surfing for 15 years, co-led Teen Camp at Vajrapani Institute, and currently designs and leads the Wise Heart Young Adult Retreat at Vajrapani Institute. She continues to design and lead trainings on communication, conflict resolution, and restorative justice for corporate and non-profit clients, youth and families, and community members. Alaya earned a masters degree in International Policy Studies with a specialization in Conflict Resolution and Negotiation in 2005. In 2008, she interned with Global Majority in Nepal where she co-led workshops on interest-based negotiation and conflict resolution to Nepali youth peace activists. Tune in to learn more from Alaya and gain knowledge on how to create safe, authentic spaces for healing and accountability.
Trending with Timmerie - Catholic Principals applied to today's experiences.
Sidewalk counseling and women's attitudes toward abortion in California. Catherine Contreras, founder of Vox Vitae joins Trending with Timmerie. (1:30) Teens are making a difference in their community and saving lives. Pro-life events to attend this summer. (15:29) Mexico elects first female president, (31:23) Universal right to contraception (44:42) Resources mentioned : https://www.voxvitae.org/ Los Angeles Area Teen Camp 2024: https://www.voxvitae.org/camps Adult Summit 2024: https://www.voxvitae.org/summit San Diego area Teen Camp: https://www.voxvitae.org/escondido-camp
Trending with Timmerie - Catholic Principals applied to today's experiences.
Learn how to equip the next generation of pro-life leaders – Catherine Contreras of Vox Vitae joins Trending with Timmerie. (2:01) South Carolina fights to protect kids from experimentation of LGBT ideology. (15:22) Pro-life woman sentenced to 5 years in prison for peacefully protecting babies along with 8 others facing years in prison. (27:02) Resources mentioned : https://www.voxvitae.org/ Pro-Life Adult Summit: https://www.voxvitae.org/summit Teen Camp in Los Angeles https://www.voxvitae.org/camps Pro-Life Teen Camp in San Diego https://www.voxvitae.org/escondido-camp Protect Kids Colorado Ballot Initiative https://www.protectkidscolorado.org/ Protect Kids CA Ballot Initiative https://protectkidsca.com/
Wise Parenting talking about troubled teens and how to parent, with Trace Embry, on THE CURE with Aimee Cabo. Trace Embry is the executive director and founder of Shepherd's Hill Academy, a Christ-centered therapeutic residential boarding school for teens in crisis. Trace has decades of experience working with families of troubled teen bringing emotional and spiritual healing. Trace Embry is the author of the book The Miracles of Shepherd's Hill. Trace is also the host of the radio show License to Parent. https://www.shepherdshillacademy.org/ Aimee Cabo is a Christian writer and a speaker and the host of The Cure with Aimee Cabo on Sirius XM Channel 131, Godisthecure.com
Wise Parenting talking about troubled teens and how to parent, with Trace Embry, on THE CURE with Aimee Cabo. Trace Embry is the executive director and founder of Shepherd's Hill Academy, a Christ-centered therapeutic residential boarding school for teens in crisis. Trace has decades of experience working with families of troubled teen bringing emotional and spiritual healing. Trace Embry is the author of the book The Miracles of Shepherd's Hill. Trace is also the host of the radio show License to Parent. https://www.shepherdshillacademy.org/ Aimee Cabo is a Christian writer and a speaker and the host of The Cure with Aimee Cabo on Sirius XM Channel 131, Godisthecure.com
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In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Odyssey Teen Camp, a safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ teens. Listen as Heather and her guest, Adam Simon, the Executive Director of Odyssey Teen Camp, explore the life-changing impact of the camp, the fascinating topic of why 90% of transgender kids at Odyssey Teen Camp were assigned female at birth and the possible influence of societal expectations and the internet. This was a great conversation about the importance of understanding and embracing the coming-out process for both teens and their parents.Connect with Adam:adam@odysseyteencamp.comSchedule a call/ or video meetingOTC Changes Lives! Donate to our Campaign Here!Website: https://www.odysseyteencamp.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/odysseyteencamp/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/odysseyteencampConnect with Heather: Solutions listed on her website: https://chrysalismama.com For the Language of LGBTQIA+ E-book, visit: https://learnwith.chrysalismama.com/book Digital Coming Out Course for Parents - Text Ally to 55444 to get Heather's "My kid just came out and I'm freaking out!" Toolkit!Please subscribe to, rate, and review Just Breathe. And, as always, please share with anyone who needs to know they are not alone!Support Heather's Work: https://linktr.ee/chrysalismama
In this episode we talk about the The Crown which is now in qualifiers, and the recent Teen Camp in Mallorca. The Progrm Crown qualifiers will run until January 22nd. The competition is for teens and young adults. You can find out more information: https://theprogrm.com/the-crown/You can find: The Crown https://www.instagram.com/theprogrmcrown/ John https://www.instagram.com/johnchristiansingleton/Simon https://www.instagram.com/simon__liedholm/ Maja https://www.instagram.com/maja_cf/ Stefano https://www.instagram.com/stefano.zucchiatti/ Ema https://www.instagram.com/ema_galova/ Vicki at https://www.instagram.com/vicmcleod/BTW, we have an EIC offer for you. You can get a 10% discount on all of The Progrm courses or the Athlete Academy, just pop in the code EIC at the checkout to get the deal. Visit https://theprogrm.com/ and take a look at the COURSES and ACADEMY and make your pick!We have an EIC offer for you. You can get a 10% discount on all of The Progrm courses or the Athlete Academy, just pop in the code EIC at the checkout to get the deal. Visit https://theprogrm.com/ and take a look at the COURSES and ACADEMY and make your pick!You can find Vicki at https://www.instagram.com/vicmcleod/The Progm at https://www.instagram.com/theprogrm/By the way, The Progrm Crown qualifiers will run until January 22nd.The competition is for teens and young adults.You can find out more information: https://theprogrm.com/the-crown/
During our recent Teen Camp, Sr. Dang Nghiem offered a Dharma talk to the 100 teens in attendance. The theme of the retreat is Enough! Enough! You Are Enough! and she builds on this during her talk. We learn about the Power of Understanding, the Power of Love, and the Power of Freedom. The date of the recording is Thursday, June 16, 2022
Salvation Army Summer Camps are back! After a 2 year COVID-19 halt on Summer Camp activities for the Salvation Army, Eddie Tolliver tells WKEI that Salvation Army Summer Camps are returning next month with three separate camps for local kids. Teen Camp will run from June 6th to June 9th. Kids Camp is open from June 14th to the 16th. And finally, Music Camp June 18th to the 25th, For more information contact the Kewanee Salvation Army and they will be help get your child set up to attend a Salvation Army Summer Camp next month.
Summer is almost upon us and that means camp season is just around the corner. Here are some tips from the YP on Teen camp! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplife/message
Our teens made it back from a week long camp entitled, Connect where they got a chance to deepen their relationships with God and each other! Tune in to hear from some of our teens & counselors about their experiences and hear about how we ourselves can connect to God! To learn more about the Southern CT Church of Christ, visit us at sctcoc.org.
Check out todays episode as we talk about what it means to be able to return to the Bogg after 2 years, we cover what all happened during the week at camp and even settle the debate about some food items. A secret is also revealed about guest Nathan Clements.
2021 JUL 04, SUN AM Pastor Kyle Haynes Jeremiah 29:10-14 The post How God Spoke at Teen Camp This Year appeared first on Shadow Mountain Baptist Church.
2021 JUL 04, SUN AM Pastor Kyle Haynes Jeremiah 29:10-14 The post How God Spoke at Teen Camp This Year appeared first on Shadow Mountain Baptist Church.
A new MP3 sermon from Heritage Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: I Love My Master Subtitle: Teen Camp 2021 Speaker: Bob Gray II Broadcaster: Heritage Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 6/30/2021 Bible: Ezekiel 21:1-6 Length: 44 min.
This week we meet with Seth and talk teen camp, Group exercise specifically Yoga and what's coming up, and lastly we get some ideas what to watch this weekend.
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/
Ethan, the camp director at Camp Hosanna, talks about what makes camp so important and why you should consider attending a church camp that operates as a ministry. You can find out more about Camp Hosanna at the website: http://www.camphosanna.org/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/
Here are some art projects that teens will actually enjoy!Review us on iTunes!On this mini-pod, Sam sits down with Cricket to tell you about some of their favourite art projects that are winners with teens!And since it's hard to do an audio-only show of crafts, here is a write-up of the crafts!Thanks, Sam and Cricket!-Do you have a suggestion for a future show? Let us know by email: daycampquestions@gocamp.pro-If you love the Day Camp Pod, we would be grateful if you subscribed and left us a review. It's SUPER easy, too! Just head to http://ratethispodcast.com/dcp-YOUR HOST:Sam Thompson, Recreation Supervisor - Crystal Lake Park District, Vice president ACA IllinoisGUEST:Cricket Snearing, 30 years as Administrative Director and Rockwood Adventures Teen Travel Director at Sesame, Current Summer Ceramics Teacher at Camp Walden, NY-SPONSORS:Thanks to our wonderful sponsors who help make this Go Camp Pro podcast possible:AM Skier Insurance http://www.amskier.com/Commercial Recreation Specialists (CRS) https://crs4rec.com/-Please review and subscribe!If you've gotten even one good thing from the Day Camp Pod, we would be so grateful if you left us a review and subscribed to this show in your favourite Podcast app.It's so easy! Just click here: https://ratethispodcast.com/dcp Thanks, Camp Pro!
When Walker heads up Summer Camp the lessons learned come at the expense of personal safety! Join us as he inadvertently puts at-risk youths, including a young Mila Kunis, at risk! Oh and Terry Kiser (the dead guy from Weekend at Bernie's) guest stars!See complete episode stats (# of fights, explosions, vehicle chases, roundhouse kicks & more) at roundhouseroulette.com.Share your opinions with us on Facebook and Instagram at @RoundhouseRoulette and Twitter at @RoundhousePod or by emailing us at roundhouseroulette@gmail.com.
The guys give you a great Christmas present this year of on fleek ideas for Teen Camp! Here are some great things to start working on now to be ready for this coming summer! Yeet ideas like a Coffeehouse or Thrift Store Scavenger Hunt. YOLO ideas like Mystery Trips or Freetime with Bae. Swag ideas like Sleeping in or Coffee bar. These dope ideas are sure to make you GOAT this summer and slay your teen campers.
The sermons & lessons from the Northside Church of Christ in Wichita, KS
The sermons & lessons from the Northside Church of Christ in Wichita, KS
The sermons & lessons from the Northside Church of Christ in Wichita, KS
Your Teen Camp directors are all right here for an exciting interview! Justin Ray (showcase director), Lisa Morales (vocal director), and Jacob Major (choreographer) share about life in the creative professional world, tips for aspiring artists, plus their favorite stories and lessons from teen camp! Follow NYT Antics on Instagram for show updates and more! […]
HBC's teens give their testimonies on the most recent youth camp getaway.
Teen Camp is here! We’re broadcasting straight from Teen Camp and diving into all of the great intensives the students are taking. Join host Jillian Parks as she interviews Eve, Elle, Bradley, and Ronnie about their experience! Follow NYT Antics on Instagram for show updates and more! Subscribe to the Podcast on your favorite podcasting […]
Katie Perez talks about the Guide Dog Teen camp; Cincinnati's low-cost vet clinic for low-income pet families; study of welfare of therapy and assistance dogs
In this episode of the Missionary on the Mountain podcast, Kenny talks all things Teen Camp, the spiritual trials and physical problems a Christian camp faces, and how we kept up during a busy first week of camp. You will get a glimpse into the camp program, including this year's theme verse, Matthew 11:28-30 and a couple pertinent words of wisdom. Please, share, like, and subscribe so you never miss an episode! You can support this podcast by donating through Anchor, the platform we use to host the Missionary on the Mountain podcast, or clink the link below to support the Easton family through InFaith. Thanks for listening! Support the Easton Family Find Us on Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missionary-on-the-mountain/support
Join host Jillian Parks as we invite back onto the show Production Manager Rachel Holland and Artistic Director Justin Parks to discuss Teen Camp, Day Camp, and a special recording opportunity for YOU! Follow NYT Antics on Instagram for show updates and more! Subscribe to the Podcast on your favorite podcasting app: Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe […]
Welcome to our very first NYT Antics Podcast! Join host Jillian Parks as we introduce the show as well talk Shrek, 24 Hour Musical, Lion King, and Teen Camp with special guests Justin Parks (Lion King Director), Jack Wood (Lord Farquaad), Ashton Vaughn (Pinocchio), Logan Wiginton (Shred), Luke Holland (Baby Bear), and Rachel Holland (Production […]
In this session at HRTWAM 2019 International teen camp, Joel Sanchez of Crucified Life Ministries shares about the principle of sowing and reaping accompanied with a Spanish translation. Thoughts lead to actions which lead to habits which lead to character which leads to a destiny. This can have a positive or negative impact on our lives and every choice we make has a consequence attached to it. Join us as we explore this topic while helping the teens to develop a deeper and more personal relationship with Y’shua.
What you are doing now determines what you do next. In this session at the HRTWAM 2019 International teen camp in Costa Rica, Joel Sanchez of Crucified Life Ministries briefly shares about the importance of discipleship, mission, and purpose. The Messiah in Matthew 28 doesn’t command us to be a disciple, His command is disciple others. There are no if’s and’s or but’s about it. Are we obeying or disobeying His command? On judgement day as we stand before Y’shua, the Great Judge, we better be able to account for what we did with His commandments while we were on this ball of dirt.
The teens share convictions from teen camp, and Mike Balzer wraps up with a lesson from Ephesians 6 about putting on the armor of God, which enables us to stand firm.
2018 Teen Camp Testimonies and Recap
Sunday PM Sermon
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The FMC Radio Show-- Your Officially Unofficial Source for All Things Free Methodist
Today we recap BlackHills Teen Camp in West Virginia, but in doing so we discover why all camps are still important and relevant today. Later, we speak to Adam Smallwood, a teen who began attending the BlackHills camp a few years ago simply to play the games that were offered during the week. He walked into the camp as an atheist, but left with a completely different outlook... Head to http://www.fmcusa.org/camps/ to discover a Free Methodist camp near you! Leave a voicemail for the show by calling: (914) FMC-USA1 Please like the show page at www.facebook.com/fmcradio and follow us on Twitter @FmcRadioShow Email Josh: josh@befreemc.org
The FMC Radio Show-- Your Officially Unofficial Source for All Things Free Methodist
I'll be at Free Methodist Black Hills Teen Camp this next week, so look for a new episode to release on June 26th with a very special guest from Kentucky! In the meantime, check out pictures and updates from the Teen Camp in West Virginia here: https://m.facebook.com/BlackhillsYouthCamp/
We all have competing impulses within us vying for our attention and expression. How do you know which ones to amplify and which to repress? How should we think of ourselves? Are we powerful and valuable creatures made in God’s image or accidental byproducts of time plus chance plus matter? In order to live out Read more about Podcast 74: Which You Are You? (Sean Finnegan)[…]
Topics include: Practical ways to use the single years to grow closer to God, pursue your calling, and improve your relationships.
Topics Include: God’s word on love, romance, and commitment; romance: The permanence of the glue and the power of the flame; the importance of being faithful to your spouse even before you meet.
Heidi and I share our love story and the lessons we learned along the way. God can be trusted to write an amazing love story!
Topics: What must I do to be saved? What is saving faith? Why did Jesus have to die on the cross?
Jorge Alabê leading Groupo Samba Rio at Carnival in San Francisco, California. Master drummer Jorge Alabê grew up in Rio de Janeiro immersed in the rich musical culture of Brazil, becoming a master in samba percussion as well as in the Afro-Brazilian religious tradition of candomblé. He is an “Alabê” connected with the oldest candomblé house established in Brazil, Casa Branca; the title of “Alabê” means that he has obtained the highest level in drumming and leading of rituals in the candomblé religion and signifies deep experience and authority. Jorge played percussion with the highest level samba groups in Rio and was the rhythm director of Minas Gerais Samba School in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. He has performed in recordings with Brazilian stars Milton Nascimento and Martinho da Vila and appeared on Globo TV in Brazil during 1978–1980 on the entertainment program Brasil Pandeiro.He went on to become percussion director of the internationally known Brazilian performing group Oba Oba in 1980. During 15 years working with Oba Oba, Jorge toured with the group through Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, including three runs at the Marquis Theater on Broadway in New York. Since 1993, Jorge has conducted workshops on samba and candomblé in the U.S.Jorge moved to New Orleans in 1996, where he presented a series of workshops on traditional Afro-Brazilian religious drumming and dance, gave workshops in Brazilian rhythms at local universities (Tulane, Loyola, Southern universities, and various elementary schools), and worked with community organizations during Black History month. During his time in New Orleans, he worked closely with the cultural group Casa Samba, under the direction of Curtis Pierre, and built the musical and performance skills of the group, including artistic direction of their yearly participation in Mardi Gras and the New Orleans Jazz Festival and their performances throughout the year. In addition, he worked on the development of an after-school cultural arts program at Eden Park Elementary School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and for four years, 1995–1999, taught Afro-Brazilian culture for the New Orleans Recreation Department's Teen Camp summer program, with Young Audiences, and was honored by the mayor of New Orleans for his contributions.Since moving to the U.S., Jorge has given frequent workshops at schools and universities, and with student groups around the country, including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington DC, Chicago, San Francisco, San Diego, Portland, Seattle, Austin, and San Antonio. In 2005, he taught for the fall semester as a visiting artist in the Department of Music at the University of Richmond. He has been the samba director of California Brazil Camp since 1997. Currently, Jorge is based in the San Francisco area and directs the samba group Grupo Samba Rio. He is developing musical and educational projects locally, while continuing to travel throughout the U.S. to perform and conduct workshops.Jorge website and information about his annual Rio Trip.www.jorgealabe.comwww.jorgealabe.com/tours.htmlwww.facebook.com/events/964757023669605/www.sambamasterclass.comMore information about the trip to Rio and typical day-to-day schedule at www.jorgealabe.com/tours.htmlQuestions or to join the tour: contact Deborah, deborah@groupsambario.com, or Jorge Alabe, jorgealabe@yahoo.com.Sponsored by GoSamba.net! Antonio Ivan Capucho Capucho on stage! Capucho, owner and artistic director, of Capucho Productions. He has a passion for music, and seeks to put into practice his extensive musical knowledge combined with his extensive experience as a producer in the coordination and development of musical projects. With over 20 years of experience in the music, Capucho Productions has been responsible for programming of Brazilian artists in various projects and festivals such as the Instrumental Music Festival of Guarulhos, Play La Vida in Argentina, Cup of Culture in Germany, Guggenheim Museum in New York, Skopje Jazz Festival in Macedonia, Tensamba in Spain, the Netherlands Bimhuis, Istanbul Jazz Festival in Turkey, Molde Jazz Festival in Norway, AME Festival in Cape Verde among many others.Coupled with the musical performances, Choro Jazz Festival also offers free consistent educational programs with emphasis on instrumental music, as well as richness and multiplicity of forms. See the links below for more information!http://www.chorojazz.com/https://www.facebook.com/capucho.producoes/posts/10210963596348655 Sponsored by GoSamba.net! Your source of caixas, chocalhos, repiniques, surdos, straps, tamborims, tamborim sticks all imported from Brazil!
Session 4: Who is Jesus…God or Fraud? Topics: Do we have historically reliable information on Jesus? Was Jesus a lunatic, liar, or who He claimed to be? Did Jesus really rise from the dead? Or were his disciples deceived or deceivers? If God became a man, what would that look like?
If God wrote a book, what characteristics would it have? Reliable guide to history, fulfilled prophecies, accurate insight into life, unified themes, enduring, and life changing power? The Bible fits each of these descriptions. In this podcast I look at evidence for the divine inspiration of the Bible, and how to use your hand to remember seven categories of evidence (credit to Greg Koukl for the original idea). I also briefly examine if we have accurate copies of the original texts or if thousands of years of copying by hand distorted the text.
I look at some evidence for the existence of God, but also tackle some of the emotional arguments that are used to deny God's existence.
The next 9 podcasts are a series of talks I gave at a Teen Camp in the States in 2015. This first one examines the issues of truth and beliefs. Why should we believe anything? Is religion a private matter that may be true for you but not for me? These are critical issues that will determine your destiny.
In this 30-minute podcast conversation, we learn about ideas and strategies to enable participants of all ages to make the most of the remarkable new creative space for artisanry, learning, making and doing, called Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN). We meet Catherine Camp, the board member and vice president for operations at BARN, who introduces us to the new BARN project for engaging local youth in the activities and programs of BARN. With her in the studio are three local high school and college students who share their thoughts on the great value of having an all-ages creative space for learning and mentoring. Those podcast participants are: Maya Nathan: a Bainbridge High School senior, who is this summer's BARN intern; Finn Mander: a Bainbridge High School senior who is a long-time volunteer at BCB (which is soon to be part of BARN), and who is also a leader of the 2-year-old BHS Radio Club. In the coming school year, Finn will be a leader of the new student club for video news production, called Spartan News. Madeline Corbin: who is going into her junior year at Seattle University, having graduated from Bainbridge High School two years ago. As a BHS senior, Madeline had served as editor in chief of the Spartan Standard newspaper at BHS. The podcast conversation explains some of the activities being pursued with BARN Youth Engagement project funds granted by Bainbridge Community Foundation. For example, we hear explanations of the upcoming Teen Camp and the fledgling Youth Council. The Teen Camp is scheduled for August 15th to 19th (six hours per day), and is open to teens age 14 to 18 who would like to experiment with glass, fiber, metal, wood and food. It's an exciting week of activities designed to explore the breadth of hands-on crafts available at BARN. It meets at the 2,500 square foot interim BARN facility in Rolling Bay. Meanwhile, construction is underway on a 25,000 square foot two-story BARN center for craft and invention, just 10 minutes walk from Bainbridge High School, which is expected to open before next Spring. Credits: BCB host: Barry Peters; BCB audio editing: Madeline Corbin and Barry Peters.
In this 30-minute podcast conversation, we learn about ideas and strategies to enable participants of all ages to make the most of the remarkable new creative space for artisanry, learning, making and doing, called Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN). We meet Catherine Camp, the board member and vice president for operations at BARN, who introduces us to the new BARN project for engaging local youth in the activities and programs of BARN. With her in the studio are three local high school and college students who share their thoughts on the great value of having an all-ages creative space for learning and mentoring. Those podcast participants are: Maya Nathan: a Bainbridge High School senior, who is this summer's BARN intern; Finn Mander: a Bainbridge High School senior who is a long-time volunteer at BCB (which is soon to be part of BARN), and who is also a leader of the 2-year-old BHS Radio Club. In the coming school year, Finn will be a leader of the new student club for video news production, called Spartan News. Madeline Corbin: who is going into her junior year at Seattle University, having graduated from Bainbridge High School two years ago. As a BHS senior, Madeline had served as editor in chief of the Spartan Standard newspaper at BHS. The podcast conversation explains some of the activities being pursued with BARN Youth Engagement project funds granted by Bainbridge Community Foundation. For example, we hear explanations of the upcoming Teen Camp and the fledgling Youth Council. The Teen Camp is scheduled for August 15th to 19th (six hours per day), and is open to teens age 14 to 18 who would like to experiment with glass, fiber, metal, wood and food. It's an exciting week of activities designed to explore the breadth of hands-on crafts available at BARN. It meets at the 2,500 square foot interim BARN facility in Rolling Bay. Meanwhile, construction is underway on a 25,000 square foot two-story BARN center for craft and invention, just 10 minutes walk from Bainbridge High School, which is expected to open before next Spring. Credits: BCB host: Barry Peters; BCB audio editing: Madeline Corbin and Barry Peters.
Several teens shared about their experience at Teen Camp and how it impacted their lives. Dustin ends everything with a short lesson about David and Goliath, playing off the camp theme of Impossible and how, what seems impossible to us, is completely possible with God.
Several teens shared about their experience at Teen Camp and how it impacted their lives. Dustin ends everything with a short lesson about David and Goliath, playing off the camp theme of Impossible and how, what seems impossible to us, is completely possible with God.
For some people, the truth is hard to determine or understand. With God, through Jesus, we have the absolute truth and we can trust it. Jesus not only spoke it, but lived it and provide us with the perfect example.
For some people, the truth is hard to determine or understand. With God, through Jesus, we have the absolute truth and we can trust it. Jesus not only spoke it, but lived it and provide us with the perfect example.
True Christianity is living all in for God and all in for each other, which takes great faith on our part. If you don't stand firm in your faith you will not stand at all. Isaiah 7:9
True Christianity is living all in for God and all in for each other, which takes great faith on our part. If you don't stand firm in your faith you will not stand at all. Isaiah 7:9
Dear Community Every year in summer, Deer Park Monastery hosts a 5-day Teen Camp. The teens camp out, sleeping in tents, gathering around a camp fire in the morning, play and practice. This year was a wonderful experience for over 50 teens. Here is a wonderful Dharma talk from the Teen Retreat. Enjoy you peaceful breath, Enjoy your peaceful step
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