Winter/Spring 2015 Manitoba Edition Issue 9
CANADA's
HOPE GOD’S MISSION. OUR ADVENTURE.
Partners in the Good News Whenever I pray, I make my requests for all of you with joy, for you have been my partners in spreading the Good News about Christ from the time you first heard it until now.
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HOPE Winter/Spring 2015 Manitoba Edition Issue Nine
GOD’S MISSION. OUR ADVENTURE. Canada’s Hope is the biannual publication of One Hope Canada. Letters, articles and photos are welcomed. Names of many of the children mentioned in articles have been changed. EDITOR Melanie Mushaluk CIRCULATION & ADDRESS CORRECTION Melanie Mushaluk SPONSORSHIPS Bill McCaskell DESIGN Iced Tea Designs COPY EDITOR Gloria Pedersen Jacquie Bolen Menno Hamm PRINTING Derksen Printers Steinbach, MB Publications agreement number 40019747 Undelivered copies, change of address and new requests should be addressed to: ONE HOPE CANADA 200-189 Henderson Hwy Winnipeg, MB R2L 1L7 Telephone: 1-204-668-2776 Fax: 1-204-663-0246 Email: info@onehopecanada.ca www.onehopecanada.ca
Please note that in order to save printing and postage costs, one magazine will be mailed out per household. If you would like to receive additional copies, please contact us at info@onehopecanada.ca. Cover Image taken at Roseau River Bible Camp
Inside this issue CANADA
MANITOBA
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Executive Director’s Message
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Field Director Editorial
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Band Bio: The Taylors
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Adventure Day Camp
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One Hope Canada Interview
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His Partners of Reconciliation
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Ministry Point Personnel
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Dauphin Bible Camp
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A Tribute to Shirley Stewart
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Gimli Bible Camp
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Shout Out for Ministry Partners
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Roseau River Bible Camp
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Finding Hope through Pain
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Turtle Mountain Bible Camp
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Cooking with Kathy
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Valley View Bible Camp
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS’ MESSAGE BY BILL & BEV McCASKELL
Would you like some good news? OUR COMMUNITIES, OUR COUNTRY, AND EVEN OUR FAMILIES LIKELY DO NOT NEED MORE NEWS. Blockbuster action movies, cute kitten youtube videos and social media have bombarded all of our lives whether intentionally or not – we are getting “news”. Wouldn’t it be great to be receive good news? News that brings life, light and healing to our lives and to our hurting world. This is the kind of news we discover when we realize what God has done for us through His Son. Jesus initiated the greatest rescue of all by breaking us free from our prison of selfishness, anger and pride. HE is the Good News story and He is the reason our nearly 200 year-round missionaries from across Canada, and thousands of summer workers and volunteers, are committed to sharing their lives at one of our ministry points. It is this news that puts the “hope” into One Hope Canada. We have entitled this edition “Partners in the Good News”. Our prayer is that you too will see life, light and healing that has taken place at over 60 ministry points across Canada. God is alive and at work in His people. Enjoy reading stories from people of all ages and all walks of life – proclaiming new life they have found in Christ. It is a most excellent reminder that there is only one thing better than hearing good news for yourself – it’s being part of a group of people who are committed to sharing this good news to all who have not yet heard of His Name.
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FIELD DIRECTOR EDITORIAL BY WAYNE EISBRENNER, MANITOBA FIELD DIRECTOR
Partners with us IF YOU’VE EVER BEEN A CAMPER, YOU PROBABLY KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I MEAN WHEN I USE THE TERM “BUDDY SYSTEM.” The buddy system was for the security of everyone, particularly when we went swimming. Everyone had a partner in the buddy system. Buddies look out for one another – they share in the risks and in the rewards. The theme for this edition of Canada’s Hope magazine is “partnerships” and our theme verse is Philippians 1:6. Paul in the opening verses of Philippians is telling the church at Philippi that he and they are joined in partnership in a spiritual buddy system. They are partners (buddies) in the gospel.
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What did that mean for the Philippians? It meant that they were working right alongside him in fulfilling the mission of Jesus. Paul knew he was not alone – even as he was sitting in prison and facing an uncertain future. Paul knew that the gospel in Philippi was advancing because of their work in spreading the Gospel of Jesus and in their support of those, like Paul, who were on the front lines. They were partners in the good news. It is the same for all of us who are part of One Hope Canada – whether on the front lines of ministry, or in the administrative offices, or as financial and prayer supporters. And, I thank God for each of you. Throughout the pages that follow, you will encounter stories and
testimonies of the partnerships that make One Hope Canada a ministry that God is using in Canada to bring glory to Himself. You will read of partnerships where God’s Word has been proclaimed and those lost in sin have come to know Jesus in a personal way and have started a personal relationship with Him. Others will tell of how they have grown in their faith in Christ as a result of partnerships that God has put together. Be blessed by them and be encouraged by the reality that you are partners with us in the mission of Jesus Christ, and give God glory by what He is doing in and through your partnership with One Hope Canada.
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A rewarding
Experience BY MELANIE MUSHALUK, ADVENTURE DAY CAMP COORDINATOR
I have spoken with a few different Children’s Ministry Pastors over the last few months, and they all said the same thing – finding volunteers to run a week long children’s program in the summer is hard. I agree, recruiting people who are willing to give of themselves without any compensation is difficult. I feel I need to get something out there once and for all, so here goes. Confessions of a Serial Volunteer If I see a need, and feel like it is something I can help out with, I
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will volunteer – ALL THE TIME! Even if my plate is already full. I literally have had to sit on my hands in order to prevent myself from volunteering at a Parent Council Meeting, Community Centre Meeting or anything, really. A friend eventually gave me a fridge magnet that says, “Stop me, before I volunteer again.” But, there are others who haven’t really gotten involved with volunteering. I often wonder why. As I write this I feel increasingly unapologetic, because I have personally found it so very rewarding when I volunteer:
Contact organizations in your area
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• I am able to meet and make friends with people outside of my normal circle of friends. And sometimes, this gives me opportunity to share my faith and be a light in the darkness. • I am able to help grow an idea into a reality. If someone has dreamed about an idea, but doesn’t have the resources, it feels really good to be a part of the team that made it happen. • Especially while I was a stay-at-home Mom, my days pretty much consisted of the same things, over and over again. My house would never be perfectly clean, the budget never perfectly balanced, the kids never perfectly behaved. It was sometimes discouraging. So, when I was able to plug myself into a project, I felt challenged and enjoyed feeling that satisfaction when I positively contributed towards something. So, if you are one who doesn’t spend too much time volunteering, please consider looking for ways to get involved. Follow me down the rabbit hole, you’ll be glad you did! What are you passionate about? What do you enjoy doing? Who do you love being with? Contact organizations in your area (your church, camp, community centre or school) and find out where they need help. I can guarantee that there are volunteer opportunities that would perfectly match your interests. And I promise – volunteering will be a rewarding experience! ADVENTURE DAY CAMP
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The Taylors The Taylors
are a brother-sister quartet from the heart of North Carolina. Jonathan, Suzanne, Christopher, and Leslie are dedicated to stirring up the faith of the Christian community, as well as reaching others with the good news of Jesus Christ through Gospel music. The Taylors are currently performing around 200 dates a year across the United States, including several mission-oriented trips abroad. Since their formation in 2006, God has allowed them to see over 5,000 decisions for Christ.
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The Taylor siblings grew up as members of Fellowship Baptist Church, a small country church, where their father has been a Southern Baptist minister for over 27 years and their mother the minister of music. With their mother’s guidance, it was around the church piano that The Taylors learned their fourpart family harmony. Growing up in a Christian home has reinforced their faith and values and has created in each of them a strong desire to proclaim their salvation through the ministry of music. God is at the center of The Taylors’ ministry and at the center of their hearts. To Him be all the glory!
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His partners of reconciliation by wayne eisbrenner, manitoba field director
One of the joys
“With missionaries ranging from us older Baby Boomers to the young Millennials or Generation Y, some interesting discussions take place that often lead to greater creativity.” 10
of working at One Hope Canada is the intergenerational interactions that happen within our office. With missionaries ranging from us older Baby Boomers to the young Millennials or Generation Y, some interesting discussions take place that often lead to greater creativity. For example, not that long ago, our Gen Y’er was taking one of our Gen X’ers to task because they hadn’t ever watched The Little Mermaid. More recently, I was mentioning the Lone Ranger and Tonto to our Gen Y’er, and there was this incredulous look of confusion on her face. I couldn’t believe she didn’t know who the Lone Ranger was. Unbelievable! You might ask what that conversation had to do with this article, and that would be a fair question. I had developed a bit of writer’s block and was trying hard to think of some creative way of broaching the subject of partnerships. As I was thinking of partnerships, many thoughts came to mind, such as the partnership that developed between the Lone Ranger
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and Tonto. And for the Gen Y’er, even in The Little Mermaid, you have the partnership between Ariel and Flounder. Come to think of it, most of the popular movies and TV shows that are coming out have evidence of some type of partnership in play. In keeping with that thinking, my mind went to another popular TV show that I watched as a young man…Mission Impossible. Intricate plot lines, dire situations, ingenious devices, split-second timing – all geared to keep you on the edge of your seat for the 60 minutes. Most Gen Y’ers probably don’t remember the old Mission Impossible TV episodes (about 150 or more), but you are probably familiar with the three Mission Impossible movies. As the show began, Jim Phelps would play a tape that outlined some enemy plot that needed immediate attention. Only Mr. Phelps and the IMF (Impossible Mission Force) could remedy that desperate situation. Their assignment would always be perilous and failure would be disastrous for both the World and the IMF.
“As His followers, we have been drafted into the unique mission of God, and while we cannot make reconciliation with God occur – only God can do that.” The taped voice gave Mr. Phelps the option to accept or to reject the impossible mission and always concluded with these famous words: “This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.” In the smoky demise of the tape, the memorable theme music would begin. The mission was always accepted, and Mr. Phelps would gather his team of experts, and with unequaled skill, these partners in IMF would manage to defeat the forces of evil. The impossible mission turned out to be possible for the IMF, even if sometimes by the skin of their teeth. We too face an impossible mission – one that is truly beyond our human potential and capacity. The problem is our sin nature and the results of living in a sin-fallen world. The mission is to bring reconciliation between God and humanity – a mission that only God can accomplish…and a mission that He has accomplished through Jesus Christ.
Only God Himself can fix what we have broken. God alone can restore what is beyond our power. God alone can reconcile us to Himself, and, as a result, bring reconciliation to a shattered world. But amazingly, God has chosen to partner with us for His mission. He has chosen us as members of His Impossible Mission Force or more accurately, His Possible Mission Force. As His followers, we have been drafted into the unique mission of God, and while we cannot make reconciliation with God occur – only God can do that and He has accomplished it marvelously – He has chosen us to be His agents, His partners of reconciliation who share in His mission of healing all creation. What an amazing thing that is! Imagine, Almighty God allows us to partner with Him in proclaiming His Good News and discipling His followers for service in His church. It’s almost unbelievable, isn’t it?
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BY ANDREW SEVIGNY, SITE DIRECTOR
Playing a part
in ministry The kids that come to camp usually only get to know their cabin leaders, the program staff, the directors, the cooks, and the nurse, because those are the people they see. Those are the people that they see sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with them, but it is not just those people. EVERYONE that has any kind of role within the ministry plays a vital part in sharing the Gospel. A camp does not run on only those people that the children see. The ministry is able to run because of the donors, the board members, the volunteers, the prayer warriors, the churches, and there are so many more people that could be listed.
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I personally think about my own story and all of the people involved in helping me become who I am today. My cabin leader shared the salvation story with me, but where was I when that happened? I was in my cabin, wait, who built that cabin? Who paid for the cabin to be built? Was there someone praying for the camp at that moment? When I think back to hearing the Gospel at camp, it was my cabin leader that told me, but so many more people were involved in sharing that story with me.
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God is doing amazing things through the people on the front-line in ministry, but it is only because of those people that do so much behind the scenes that the front line workers are able to share the love of Christ with kids each and every summer. WE together are the body of Christ, and together WE are able to share the love of God with the kids that come to camp. 1 Corinthians 12:27 (NLT) All of you together are Christ’s body, and each of you is a part of it. Thank you for being the hands and feet of Christ, and being a part of the ministry. DAUPHIN BIBLE CAMP
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EVERYONE that has any kind of
role within the ministry plays a vital part .”
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AN
INTERVIEW
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One Hope Canada’s Executive Directors BEV: We found it really helped to explain to folks the reason behind the new name. For people to catch the vision, that this new name could describe the “why” behind what we do, was really helpful and is something we can all unite around. There really is only One hope for our country and it is found in the good news of Jesus Christ. What were the other highlights for One Hope Canada in 2014?
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ANADA’S HOPE SAT DOWN WITH ONE HOPE CANADA’S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TEAM, BILL AND BEV McCASKELL, TO ASK THEM ABOUT THE HIGHLIGHTS OF LAST YEAR’S MINISTRY AND WHAT THEIR HOPES ARE FOR 2015.
After being known as the Canadian Sunday School Mission since 1927, this past year marked the introduction of the mission’s new name – One Hope Canada. What has the reaction been like?
BILL: I think everyone from the National Board to the leadership team were a little nervous to see how those who have be part of the mission for years would react. We all know the rich history CSSM has and we want to build on that richness. It was very encouraging to hear people’s positive response to the new name and at the same time letting us know that they still sometimes “slip” and call it CSSM. When you have been doing something for 86 years, it takes a while to change. :)
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BILL: This past year, over 28,000 children and youth from across Canada heard the gospel and saw it lived out at one of our ministry points. This is amazing, especially when you realize that close to 16,000 of them come from homes where there is no or very little Christian influence. And then combine that with fact that over 3,300 life-changing one-on-one conversations took place – and that is just the ones we are aware of – it begins to paint an amazing picture of what God is doing. BEV: Another highlight for the mission is what God is doing behind the scenes. This past year marked the coming together of eight separate offices (seven provincial offices and one national office) into a unified Ministry Resource Centre. The MRC is a “virtual office” comprised of people across the country and has the single purpose of directing, encouraging and equipping our ministry points to fulfill the purpose of One Hope Canada. What that means for our mission is that we can be more efficient in the handling of finances and administration and have freed up people and resources to assist our frontline missionaries.
Can you give an example?
BILL: Sure. One example would be that before the change, it took over six full-time people to handle the finance and administration of the provincial and national offices; today the Ministry Resource Centre has two and half full-time people working on finance and administration.
BILL: It is great to have a leadership team from across the country that is committed to the purpose of the Mission. We lead together as a team, knowing that discerning the will of God in a community that is focused on Him is the best way to keep in step with the Spirit.
What would be your prayer as you lead One Hope Canada in 2015?
One Hope Canada has nearly 200 missionaries serving across Canada. What is your hope for them in this coming year?
BEV: We continually ask God for wisdom to lead with open hands. We make our plans, but we trust the LORD to establish our steps. This would be our continued prayer for 2015. We are asking God to use One Hope Canada to reach children and youth for His Name sake. We may have lots of ideas on how we can do this, but what really matters is that we walk in step with the One whose plans are always best.
BEV: First off I’d just like to say how incredibly blessed Bill and I are to serve alongside such amazing men and women! My hope for each of them would be to experience Christ in new ways this coming year… that they would hunger for His Word and that they would see Him at work in all that they do – and that God would receive all of the glory for great things He is doing!
BILL & BEV McCASKELL live in Winnipeg, MB and have served as the Executive Director team of One Hope Canada since 2012. They continue to marvel at God’s leading them to serve together in this way – and they continue to marvel that it can also be “fun!” :)
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BY DON ROE, CAMP DIRECTOR
Investing time and passion This fall Krista and Frank got married at our camp. It was a lovely wedding – the weather was perfect, the lakeside setting was beautiful and the pelicans performed in the background as if they’d been paid. What also made it perfect was that there was no nagging doubt in the back of your mind that this might be a mistake. They seem to be right for each other in every way. They met here at camp. Got to know each other over many years. Found that they shared values and enjoyed each other’s company. Their personalities and the way God was directing their lives complemented each other. It was all done right. They are committed to be together for life.
Like marriage, camp brings out the best and worst in people as they are stretched and learn to rely on God. As staff share experiences, good and bad, community is developed and they experience serving as a team. We emphasize, and they grow to appreciate, how broad this team is. How dependent we are on faithful prayer warriors. How volunteers working in the background are so vital to the ministry that happens. How we need to be committed to the same goal, even though we have different gifts and strengths to give to God. And how we all need to grow in the understanding of God’s loving plan for our lives; staff as much as campers. Just like you don’t have a marriage if only one person is trying to make it work, ministry won’t happen if the volunteers each have their own agenda.
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Camp ministry has proven over the last century to be the most effective means God uses to bring children to Himself. It started with the vision and commitment to develop the camp. Then, every year, men and women invest their time and passion to continue the ministry to children who need to hear the Good News. They give their vacation time to be speakers, cooks, do maintenance or be a cabin leader; you’re never too old! Younger people forego paying jobs to do volunteer work that isn’t very glamorous. Doing dishes six hours a day. Cleaning washrooms and sweating on the wrong end of a shovel. 124 hour weeks in the cabin, caring for the needs of eight or more children with no rest and no “overtime”. Usually happily, sometimes joyfully, hopefully with God’s empowering and usually with the seep sense of fulfillment – of being a part of something bigger than yourself and making a change in the world. We appreciate everyone who supports the ministry. I am sure God is pleased seeing people work together for His glory. Thank you and bless you for the part you play. There is no nagging doubt that God’s will is being done and that His ministry done His way is having an impact every year on the campers and staff. GIMLI BIBLE CAMP
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One Hope Canada
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Adventure Day Camp
Dauphin Bible Camp
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Henry & Loretta Enns
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“She often said the Lord called her from teaching reading, writing and ‘rithmetic to teaching stories about Jesus.”
A tribute to
Shirley Stewart
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young person who came into my siblings’ lives and mine when we were growing up was Shirley Stewart. HOWARD McLEOD She lived a life of service to her Lord. She had no children of her own, but countless people continue “to rise up and call her blessed.” Shirley was grounded in a solid Bible teaching background from being raised in a godly home. As a teenager, she dedicated her life to serving the Lord and never turned back.
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After a three year career as an elementary school teacher, Shirley joined the Canadian Sunday School Mission to serve as an itinerant missionary in her home area. Teaching almost forty half-hour Bible lessons per week in public schools was a full-time job, especially considering the miles of travel between rural schools. Her ministry, located mainly in the Algoma District of Northern Ontario, east of Sault Ste Marie, once reached 1800 students in her bi-weekly rotation. She often said the Lord called her from teaching reading, writing and ‘rithmetic to teaching stories about Jesus. With boundless energy, she added a number of other
ministries to her school ministry, reaching out to children, youth, and adults. One of her key roles was directing CSSM’s Galilean Bible Camp, where many were influenced for the Lord. During her leadership at Galilean, enrolment went from less than one hundred summer campers to over seven hundred. In various stages of her ministry, she also held ladies’ home Bible studies, helped create a vibrant youth group on Saturday evenings, and on Sundays in her early career held two Sunday schools in neighbouring communities. Summer Bible schools, annual youth rallies, and home visitation also fitted into her already full schedule.
“Aunt Shirley”, as she was affectionately called by many campers at Galilean Bible Camp, had a deep interest in the lives of those she met. Many look back and value the heart-to-heart conversations with Aunt Shirley. Her ministry of letter writing and telephone contacts is treasured by many. When her ministry of teaching Bible lessons as part of the day schedule in local schools changed to after-school Bible clubs, Shirley entered that ministry with enthusiasm. In her later years, when the Lord supplied other staff to relieve her of a very full schedule, she became spare teacher for Bible clubs and teacher for a seniors’ Bible study group. She focused a great deal of her energy on ladies’ and seniors’ retreats at Galilean Bible Camp. Shirley was known as a godly lady with tremendous energy, a pioneer in the CSSM work in our district, a loyal staff person, a loving servant to many, an encourager, and someone deeply concerned for the spiritual well-being of people. I am one who will be in heaven because of Shirley’s dedication to spreading the gospel by many means, so souls might be brought into the kingdom.
“Shirley was known as a godly lady with tremendous energy, a pioneer in the CSSM work in our district, a loyal staff person, a loving servant to many, an encourager, and someone deeply concerned for the spiritual well-being of people.”
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A Shout Out for
Camp Ministry Partners
BY HAROLD PENNER
H
ave you ever been at an event where the host invites the audience to recognize the volunteers who have made the event a success with the invitation “how about a shout out for (fill in the volunteer name here) for (volunteer position here)�? Some volunteers have been quite public in their organizational role while others have worked behind the scenes ensuring everything ran smoothly. If I picture summer camp ministry as an event there are many different partners who make each season a success. The camp director may be the official face of the camp, but cabin leaders, staff, cooks and maintenance personnel each do their part to make camp a success. If any partner of the ministry is unable to do their part the load can become overwhelming or impossible for the remaining partners. The reality is that each year there is change in many ministry positions as some staff graduate and begin year-round employment, some move to others part of the country and others marry or have growing family commitments that reduce their ability to be involved. Stepping back from direct involvement in summer camp ministry doesn’t mean you need to end your participation as a camp ministry partner. There is still
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plenty of room to serve as a camp board member, prayer warrior or a financial supporter. There is always an opening for these very critical roles in summer camp ministry. If you are transitioning out of active summer staff ministry consider maintaining the partnership by becoming a prayer and financial partner. Even if you can only afford a few dollars a month right now, you can continue to share in the joy of being a partner in spreading the Good News about Christ. If you have been a regular financial partner for many years, you may now be in a position to provide more significant support, either toward the annual operation of your favorite camp or a building project or a longterm fund to benefit the camp ministry for years to come. Talk to your camp director about project options and to a Mennonite Foundation consultant about the most effective method of supporting the project. Your generosity will result in joyful shouts for years to come. Harold and the other Mennonite Foundation of Canada consultants enjoy talking with generous people and helping them achieve their charitable passions, from lifetime gifting to charitable bequests. You can find us at www.MennoFoundation.ca
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BIBLE CAMP
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As believers, we serve one God and our purpose should be the same as His, from the least to the greatest.”
BY JARED FAST, MINISTRY DIRECTOR
His
Mission
How easy to look at ministry opportunities as something we, ourselves, are accountable for maintaining and bringing to fruition. We deceive ourselves into thinking that it falls on our shoulders. I have witnessed countless people, myself included, worn out and tired from trying to hold the one thing that only God can control. Isaiah 41:10 says that God will strengthen us and uphold us with His righteous right hand. Each
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of us, whether on the mission field or at home, can be partners in God’s overall plan, His story for humanity, His Mission. As believers, we serve one God and our purpose should be the same as His, from the least to the greatest. James 1:13 says, “Therefore prepare your minds for action, keep sober in spirit, fix your hope completely on the grace to be brought to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ.” As members of the body of Christ, we are all called to action, so why not acknowledge those who can help fulfil your calling? Let us exhort one another towards greater things and be the team God has called us to. I leave you with one last thought found in Philippians 2:1-4:
“Therefore if there is any encouragement in Christ, if there is any consolation of love, if there is any fellowship of the Spirit, if any affection and compassion, make my joy complete by being of the same mind, maintaining the same love, united in spirit, intent on one purpose. Do nothing from selfishness or vain conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves; do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others.” ROSEAU RIVER BIBLE CAMP
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Roseau River Bible Camp 2015 April 24-26
Man Camp
May 1-3
Ladies Retreat
May 22-24
25th Anniversary Alumni Weekend
June 7
Open House & Annual Meeting
June 13
Ride-a-thon
July 2-4
Pee Wee Camp
Grades 1-3
July 5-11
Teen 1 Camp
Grades 7-9
July 5-17
Servant Leadership Training WC/WIT1
Ages 14-16
July 12-17
Preteen 1 Camp
Grades 5-7
July 12-30
Servant Leadership Training CLP1
Ages 15-18
July 19-25
Teen 2 Camp
Grades 6-8
July 19-30
Servant Leadership Training WC/WIT2
Ages 14-16
July 26-30
Junior 1 Camp
Grades 2-4
August 2-7
Horsemanship Fanatic Camp
Ages 7-12
August 2-7
Paintball Fanatic Camp
Ages 8-12
August 2-7
BMX Fanatic Camp
Ages 6-12
August 2-7
Kayak Fanatic Camp
Ages 6-12
August 2-7
Wilderness Fanatic Camp
Ages 8-12
August 2-14
Servant Leadership Training WC/WIT3
Ages 14-16
August 2-20
Servant Leadership Training CLP2
Ages 15-18
August 9-14
Preteen 2 Camp
Grades 4-6
August 16-20
Junior 2 Camp
Grades 3-5
August 16-29
Servant Leadership Training WC/WIT4
Ages 14-16
August 20-29
Senior Teen Camp
Grades 9-12
September 1-3
Family Camp
October 25
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November 20-22 Teen Retreat
ROSEAU RIVER
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roseauriver.ca 204-427-2445
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BY PASTOR DANNY GROENING
Why I love
camp
As a child, I loved camp. My week as a camper at Turtle Mountain Bible Camp (TMBC) was always the highlight of my year. I simply couldn’t get enough of it. From horseback riding to tuck time to chapels to tetherball and everything in-between, I loved every aspect of it. The week always went by too fast and the drive home was always the saddest part, knowing that I had to wait until next year to return. But little did I know back then the investment made by literally thousands of people to make it all possible.
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I didn’t know there were countless people and many churches who freely gave money in order to finance the camp, I didn’t know that the counselors and other staff worked for very little, I didn’t know that there was a camp board comprised of volunteers from local churches working year-round to organize everything behind the scenes, I didn’t know that nearly every aspect of the camp buildings and grounds had been constructed and maintained by volunteers, I didn’t know that there were countless numbers of people praying
for the camp and, specifically, that girls and boys would be touched by the love of God. I didn’t know – yet all of those partnerships and more needed to happen in order for me to simply love camp. Now as an adult, I still love camp, but the reason has changed. As a boy it was simple: camp was FUN! Now it’s equally as simple: I love camp because that is where I fell in love with Jesus. Since then, I’ve been able to become a partner in God’s work at TMBC and have been privileged to be able to see firsthand many more girls and boys fall in love with Jesus as a result. So let me invite you to become a partner – someone that helps makes it possible for kids to love camp AND be touched by the love of God. P.S. The past 68 years at TMBC is marked with the footprints of God, as His people have prayed, supported and been involved in this ministry. We have been privileged to evidence countless God stories of how God in His grace has impacted lives with the Gospel. God has proven Himself faithful and we move forward with faith trusting Him to meet the urgent financial need for the new kitchen and dining hall facility. We appreciate your partnership and investment in TMBC as we ‘RISE UP and BUILD!’ TURTLE MOUNTAIN BIBLE CAMP
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Turtle Mountain Bible Camp 2015 May 15-18
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June 8-12
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July 2-4
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Ages 6-7
July 2-11
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Ages 15-16
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Ages 12-14
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Ages 9-11
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Ages 12-15
July 26-29
Junior 1 Camp
Ages 7-9
July 30
Special Needs Day Camp
July 31-August 3
Family Camp
August 4-8
Junior 2 Camp
Ages 8-10
August 9-14
Intermediate 2 Camp
Ages 11-13
August 16-22
High School Camp
Ages 15-18
August 22-24
Staff Wind-up
August 24-27
Horse Camp
Ages 19-28
TURTLE MOUNTAIN BIBLE CAMP
Ages 16 & up
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Finding hope through pain T H I S I S T H E S T O R Y O F O U R J O U R N E Y I N F U L L -T I M E M I N I S T R Y
O By Randy and Janice McDonald, Capital Projects Ministry Team
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ur story begins in 2001, when friends invited us to Ness Lake Bible Camp (NLBC) to help run the water ski program at the camp’s Specialty Teen Week. We continued to do this for the next five or six years. Our sons, Karl and Kris, joined us that first summer and were a part of the program and got to know camp a little bit. During the summers of 2002 and 2003, Kris, our youngest son, joined the camp’s summer team as a volunteer. After graduating from high school, Kris
spent various amounts of time working at NLBC in-between other jobs or during his time off. We owned and operated our own business, but found it difficult to take the time that we wanted to volunteer at camp. So in 2007, we sold the business. By 2008, both our sons were back living closer to us and, in fact, Kris was working with his dad in construction. We started the process of building our own Timber Frame on five acres of property in Enderby, with Randy and Kris doing most of the work on it themselves.
“God knew that He had to move the boys away from home so that I would have the freedom to be able to move away – even if it wasn’t for the long-term.” By 2010, the house was complete and Kris had moved back up north to operate heavy equipment which was his first passion and at which he was very gifted (even as a young boy). Much of the work that he did at NLBC involved him coming in to operate the equipment to excavate or rework the land. Our older son, Karl, had moved to Saskatchewan to work on a dairy farm and was telling us that it was a permanent move. So by that summer, Randy and I were really wondering why we were spending all of our time and resources on this big home and yard for just the two of us? We committed to take a week in August to go camping and really seek the Lord about what He wanted of us at this point in time. We came home from this week with both of us being completely convinced that He wanted us to get rid of the house – but not knowing what the next step would be or when it would come about. In obedience, we put the house up for sale. Not knowing how quickly it might sell or what we would be doing next, I started looking online at trailers that we would be able to live in, if needed. Kris came into my office while I was looking and after asking about what I was doing, announced that he felt that we shouldn’t be buying a trailer but rather going to camp as he thought that there was a maintenance position open at NLBC as a missionary. So we made the very large leap of faith from always being self-employed to becoming a
move the boys away from home so that I would have the freedom to be able to move away – even if it wasn’t for the long-term.
missionary. Ironically, Karl would move back to the Okanagan shortly after we had committed ourselves to NLBC. God knew that He had to
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So on November 1, 2010, we moved to Ness Lake Bible Camp for Randy to take on the position of Facilities Manager. During our four years at NLBC, we learned a lot about many different aspects of camp ministry. Randy oversaw many different building projects as well as the regular maintenance needs of camp. A new gym was built to replace the one lost to a fire, a new water reservoir / treatment system was put in, and a new timber frame residence was constructed. I helped out around camp in many different areas as the need arose. We also came to know and love the larger mission family of CSSM (now One Hope Canada) and learned how large and how blessed with resources NLBC really is in comparison to many other camps. In September of 2013, construction of the new Gate House (which was to be our new home) had just really gotten underway when tragedy struck our family. While Randy was down in Enderby working on the timber frame for the house, I got word that Kris had passed away. Then five weeks after that, my father also passed away. The house project that Kris was supposed to come and help his dad raise became our therapy to work through our loss and grief. Through many long hours and the donations of time and materials from many people, we were able to move into the house on Dec 23, 2013 and continue to finish it while we lived in it. We had a dream that as we were ready to retire from a full-time vocation (maybe in 7 – 10 years), we would like to have an RV and be able to go from camp to camp and volunteer. God started to work
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“He helped us to come to a real understanding of our son and what was important to him and worked out all the details that would move us forward in our new calling.” in our hearts and also within the mission to move us forward in this direction sooner rather than later; even though we were still too young and not financially able to retire. We saw God provide so much and in so many ways through this really difficult time. He helped us to come to a real understanding of our son and what was important to him and worked out all the details that would move us forward in our new calling. It was decided that we would resign from NLBC, but remain missionaries with One Hope Canada. A new ministry would be created to allow us to keep raising support in order to be able to move from one camp to the next to provide help or oversight, primarily for their building projects. In order to be able to do this, it would mean that we would need to be able to purchase a 5th wheel that was large enough and well equipped enough for us to live in year-round and to purchase a truck that would be able to tow it.
As it turned out, Kris had left a life insurance policy through his employer that would be used to purchase the 5th wheel. We feel incredibly blessed and honoured to be able to continue his legacy of supporting the camping ministry and serving those we can, to increase their ministry potential with our skills and abilities. So at the beginning of November 2014, we rolled out in our truck and 5th wheel to start in on our new role as a Capital Projects Ministry Team serving with One Hope Canada. Ministry points can make application to have us come and work on their projects. Our first place of deployment is at Lake Of The Trees Bible Camp where we are working to complete a 1400 sq. ft. addition to the home of the director and his family. It continues to amaze us how faithful our God is and how He can use the most awful things in life and bring about good out of them and how He walks through the whole process with us.
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BY DALE BUHLER, SITE DIRECTOR
ministry
How many people does it take to run camp for a year? No, this is not a joke or a riddle, rather it is a question that needs to be asked so we reflect on the blessing of being “...partners in the gospel.” Here is my answer. STAFF: Valley View Bible Camp is blessed to have three full-time staff working at camp every day. This team gives leadership to the overall ministry, oversees the yearly camp programs,and ensures the facilities and infrastructure are maintained. CHURCHES: We would be unable to function without the support of our local churches. Each church plays an important role by providing board members who give direction to the ministry but also work behind the scenes making sure all things are taken care of.
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PRAYER: Support also comes through the avenue of prayer. Without the prayers of our supporters this ministry quickly becomes an effort of humanity, resulting in a lot of our own effort with little, if any, eternal significance. FINANCES: Financial support is essential in our ministry. We continue to be blessed by people who share financially so that we can “present the gospel to those with least opportunity and disciple others for service in Christ’s church.” VOLUNTEERS: I cannot say enough about our volunteers. They come to us from any age bracket and serve in various ways. We have been blessed with maintenance and development help, people who serve in the kitchen, others who spend many hours running
the tubing hill in the winter, and many who promote our ministry individually. SUMMER STAFF: The camp program needs cabin leaders, skill coaches, a summer leadership team, as well as people for many other roles. We have been blessed with young people as well as some middle-aged individuals who believe in giving time to make a difference in the life of a child. This is an investment that is never regretted. SPEAKERS: Throughout the year we have many speakers that teach from God’s word. They share at a variety of camps, ladies’ events, men’s breakfast, and men’s discipleship weekend we call 24/7. These individuals are invaluable in using their gifts to share the Word of God that transforms lives. LOCAL BUSINESSES: Our local business community has also partnered with us through financial contributions, gifts in kind, and encouragement in our day-to-day ministry. OUR LEADERS: We also have a very important partner in our One Hope Canada leadership team. We are grateful for the Ministry Resource Centre and our Field Director who work tirelessly so we at Valley View can serve in the ways that we do. So, how many people does it take to run camp for a year? Well... join us and see as we partner in bringing the gospel to a future generation. VALLEY VIEW BIBLE CAMP
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July 5-10
Trail Horse Camp
Ages 14-17
July 12-17
Intermediate 1 Camp
Ages 8-10
July 19-24
Intermediate 2 Camp
Ages 9-11
July 26-30
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Ages 7-10
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Ages 9-11
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Ages 12-14
July 26-30
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Ages 15-17
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Ages 5-7
August 3-5
Junior Horse 2 Camp
Ages 9-11
August 9-14
Junior Teen Camp
Ages 12-14
August 9-14
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Ages 12-14
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Intermediate 4 Camp
Ages 10-12
VALLEY VIEW BIBLE CAMP
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Ages 15-17
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COOKING WITH KATHY BY KATHY WEIR
Expiry Date WHEN CLEANING OUT CUPBOARDS AFTER MY MOM DIED, WE DISCOVERED PUDDING BOXES FROM THE LATE 70S THAT COULD HAVE BEEN SOLD AS “ANTIQUES” ON EBAY!
MOM WOULD BE DEVASTATED AT THE STUFF WE THREW AWAY. When my bag at the airport was three pounds overweight, the fellow saw the choice of foods I got from mom’s pantry (kidney beans, spam, old spices, etc). I suggested to him I must have been the favoured child and offered him his pick of items! Yes, I am my mother’s daughter. At times I’ve been criticized for not liking to “waste” food. I sometimes had irrational thoughts like, “If you keep something in the refrigerator long enough, the expiration date will eventually fade and you won’t have to worry about it going bad,” or “If food is ‘frozen,’ how can it possibly spoil?” I tended to ignore expiry dates and saw them merely as “suggestions.” I admit I was perhaps unfair and judgmental of those who seemed paranoid and thought anything a day past the expiry date must be discarded! Sorry, but I grew up in a large family where nothing was wasted and nobody adhered much to expiry
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dates...and we all survived! Besides, one never knows when you may need a great science experiment in the fridge. However, I had a change in my “theology” recently when preparing a quick lunch of Kraft Dinner and discovered there is obvious discernment in knowing when it is time for items to meet their demise. Things were going well until I opened and poured in the contents of the cheese packet. The macaroni turned a disgusting brown colour, followed by an odor a skunk couldn’t outdo! Whoa! Checking the date on the box, I was stunned to see 1998! I carefully checked the second packet of cheese from the other box and the color and smell seemed fine. Unfortunately, I discovered small dried “worms” as I stirred the contents! Ugh! Let me assure you we don’t serve “expired” food to guests and I have recently done a complete “cleansing” of pantry, freezer and medicine cabinet. However, time
does have a way of passing quickly, and perhaps it would do us well to check expiry dates. At funerals we are reminded that we all have an “expiry date” and appointment with God. “It is appointed unto man once to die, and after this the judgement” (Hebrews 9:27). As we recognize the brevity of life, we need to take inventory to be sure we are investing in eternity while we have the opportunity. Trust me, being unprepared for that appointment will have far greater implications that a 16-year-old box of macaroni! ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Howard and Kathy Weir have been serving as Camp Directors at Turtle Mountain Bible Camp (Manitoba) since 2002, but previously served at Galilean Bible Camp (Ontario) for many years before that.
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