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2019 IOWA-MISSOURI CAMP MEETINGJUNE 4-8 • SUNNYDALE ACADEMY

“In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths.” - Prov. 3:6

FOLLOWHIM

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Cradle Roll: Music Building Band RoomKindergarten: Music Building Choir RoomPrimary: Elementary SchoolJunior: Boys Dorm ChapelEarliteen: Ad Building Basement/Bible RoomYouth: Ad Building ChapelAdult Meetings: AuditoriumSeminars: See Pages 6-8

CAMPUS MAP

Radio Station

Sunnydale Industries

= No Parking = Reserved Disabled Parking After 6 pm Friday= Parking = Overflow Parking (As Needed)

Dry Conditions Only Dry Conditions Only

Wet Conditions

Auditorium

MusicBuilding

ABC

Basketball/Tennis Court

Playground

Elementary School

Pop-upCampers

Tents

RVs

MO-151 / Morris Rd

Ad Building

Boys DormGirls Dorm

Cafeteria

Church

Multi-Purpose

Room

Flag Pole

Information Center

Prayer Tent

BusBarn

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INFORMATION

ADVENTIST BOOK CENTER — See page 5.

CAMPING AREAS — See locations on map. There is a clean water hydrant in front of the radio station and an RV dump station in front of the Sunnydale Industries building.

FUN RUN/WALK — See page 8.

GOLF OUTING — A golf outing is scheduled for Thursday at 11:00 am. Green/cart fee is $27 for 18 holes. To get a sack lunch, purchase a meal ticket and sign up for the outing at the Information Center by Wednesday evening.

INFORMATION CENTER — Need to register, buy meal tickets or just need some information? We can help. Tuesday: 1:30 - 6:30, end of evening meeting until 10:00 Wednesday - Friday: 8:00 - 6:30, end of evening meeting until 10:00 Sabbath: 1:00 - 6:30, end of evening meeting until 10:00 Sunday: 8:00 - 10:00 am

INTERNET — Wired Internet access is available in the dorm lobbies.

LOST AND FOUND — Any items turned in will be at the Information Center.

MEALS — See page 12 for schedule. Meal tickets may be purchased in the Information Center. Sabbath lunch is provided by the conference, though donations are welcome at the door.

MEDIA — Visit imsda.org/campmeeting for links to camp meeting photos and videos. DVD/CD order forms for auditorium programs will also be available at the ABC. Want to get news and updates conveniently delivered to your email inbox? Sign up for our e-newsletter, imConnected, at imsda.org/newsletter.

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES — For minor medical emergencies visit the Information Center, contact security, or go to the Moberly Regional Medical Center (1515 Union Ave, Moberly). For major medical emergencies call 911 or go to the Boone County Hospital (1600 E. Broadway, Columbia). Maps available at the Information Center.

PARKING — See map for designated parking areas. The lot between the auditorium and the Information Center is open for general parking until 6:00 pm Friday. After that it is reserved for disabled persons through the remainder of camp meeting. Shuttles from overflow lots are available during the weekend. No parking in front of any dumpster or the girls dorm and cafeteria lots.

PETS — No pets are allowed on campus.

PRAYER/COUNSELING SERVICES — Would you like someone to pray with you? Stop by the prayer tent, next to the Information Center. Counseling is also available for those needing help finding solutions to life’s problems. Stop by to schedule an appointment.

QUIET TIME — Please respect our campus quiet time from 10:30 pm - 6:00 am.

RECREATION — A playground, basketball and tennis courts are open for use during the day. See map for locations.

STORM SHELTERS — Storm shelters are located in the boys dorm basement, ad building and the church.

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CARLTON BYRDCarlton Byrd is senior pastor of the Oakwood University Church and speaker/director of the Breath of Life television broadcast. He holds two undergraduate degrees, two master’s degrees, and a doctorate degree. Dr. Byrd has pastored churches in Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas, and Georgia, and has served on numerous denominational and community boards. He and his wife, Danielle, have three daughters.

Auditorium: Fri: 6:30 pm; Sab: 10:45 am, 6:30 pm

DEAN CORIDANDean Coridan has served as president of the Iowa-Missouri Conference since 2006. He previously pastored for 20 years and has served as development director, ministerial director, church planting coordinator and lay evangelism coordinator. Dean is passionate about world missions and travels to Africa and Nepal each year. He has been married to his wife, Gail, for 41 years and together they have five children and seven grandchildren.

Auditorium: Tue: 6:45 pm

VICKI GRIFFINVicki Griffin is health ministries director for the Michigan Conference and director of Lifestyle Matters. She has authored numerous books and teaching materials on health and has conducted seminars worldwide. Vicki has master’s degrees in Human Nutrition and Public Administration; and a bachelor’s degree in Social Work. She is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the American College of Nutrition. Vicki has two adult children and four grandchildren.

Auditorium: Wed–Thu: 11:00 am | Seminars: Wed–Fri: 9:00 am, 2:00 pm

MIC THURBERMic Thurber is ministerial director for the Mid-America Union. He has served as a pastor in Texas and California, as ministerial director for the Southeastern California Conference, and a Bible and music teacher at Sunnydale Academy and Mt Pisgah Academy in Candler, North Carolina. Mic’s passions include encouraging and supporting other pastors, photography, reading, and his family. He and his wife, Jana, have three grown children and three grandchildren.

Auditorium: Wed–Thu: 6:45 pm

MATTHEW LUCIOMatthew Lucio pastors in Peoria, Illinois, with his wife, Laura, and two awesome girls: Aerith and Arwen. He previously served as pastor of the Charles City, Hampton and Mason City churches in Iowa. Matthew hosts two podcasts, Adventist History Podcast and Adventists are Weird, as well as his church’s YouTube channel, Peoria Adventists. He and Laura love good conversation, good design, good books, gardening, giving people a hard time, and traveling the world.

Auditorium: Fri: 11:00 am | Seminars: Thu–Fri: 9:00 am, 2:00 pm

FEATURED SPEAKERS

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IMPACT HOPEHear compelling stories about how Impact Hope is changing lives of refugees in Rwanda through Adventist education.

Auditorium: Thu: 3:30 pm, Sab: 8:30 am

SCOTT MICHAEL BENNETTScott Michael Bennett is an International Christian recording artist known for his passionate music expression and deeply moving concerts. He has recorded and released five albums and has been featured on 3ABN, Hope Channel, SafeTV, Olelo Studios, Amazing Facts, and currently serves as It Is Written’s affiliate musician. Scott and his wife, Heather, have two daughters. Learn more about Scott’s music ministry at www.scottmichaelbennett.com.

Auditorium: Fri: 6:30 pm (Special Music), Sab: 2:00 pm (Concert)

MINISTRY GUESTS

Tue: 2:00 pm - 6:30 pm, 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm | Wed-Thu: 8:00 am - 6:30 pm, 9:00 pm - 10:00 pmFri: 8:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm | Sat: 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Sun: 7:00 am until packed

Come check out our daily specials and sign up for our daily adult drawings and children’s contests

Don’t miss our auditorium sale on Friday at 3:30 pm!

ADVENTIST WORLD RADIOCami Oetman, VP for Advancement, will share stories of how AWR is reaching the unreachable.

Auditorium: Wed: 3:30 pm

MUSICIAL GUEST

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SEMINARS

WEDNESDAY MORNING (9:00 - 10:30)Engineered for Success: Lifestyle Links to Beat the Blues, Vicki Griffin | Auditorium

What does it take to heal a brain ravaged by stress, broken by bad habits and the assault of environmental forces? Discover powerful tools for renewal, restoration and recovery in your crazy-busy world.

Life 2 Life Discipleship: Making Whole Disciples Out of Broken People, Eddie Cabrera | Church Adult SS

Jesus said, “Go into all the world and make disciples of all nations…” What does it mean to make disciples? In this 3-part seminar we’ll explore practical methods anyone can use to become effective disciple-makers. Part 1: Seeing the Master Disciple-Maker at Work

Personal Preparation and Where to Cast the Net, John Jelen and Karen Ryder | Girls Dorm Chapel

I want to give personal Bible studies. How do I get started?

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON (2:00 - 3:00)Food for Thought: Food, Mood, and Brain/Gut Connections, Vicki Griffin | Auditorium

When it comes to weight management and appetite control, the battle is for the brain—not the bulge. Learn how to overcome powerful cravings, restore appetite control mechanisms, and form healthy habits—for good!

Friendship Evangelism: Can It Be That Simple?, John Jelen and Karen Ryder | Girls Dorm Chapel

Basic guidelines that are tried and tested for making friends for eternity.

See page 12 for auditorium schedule

Did you know the conference sends out a weekly e-newsletter called imConnected?

CHURCH LIFECelebrate what God is doing in churches around the conference, such as baptisms, ministry in our communities and more.

PERSONAL LIFEGet to know fellow believers around the conference as you read powerful testimonies about what God is doing in people’s lives.

SCHOOL LIFEFind out what students are learning as they grow academically and spiritually at our elementary schools and Sunnydale Academy.

SIGN UP TODAY!imsda.org/newsletter

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SEMINARS

THURSDAY MORNING (9:00 - 10:30)Acts, Athens, and Apologetics: Renovating Adventism for the 21st Century, Matthew Lucio | Sanctuary

An urgent question Adventists face in the 21st century is: How should we relate to culture? In this 4-part series, we’ll dive deep into Acts 17 to discover a biblical approach. Part 1: The Prophetic Vision and the Conquest of Canaan

Getting the People, Gaining Decisions: Strategies That Never Fail, Eric Pletcher | Church Primary SS

Churches that use a “multi-channel” approach to ministry—focusing on health and the gospel—experience the greatest long-term returns in soul winning. Blended message evangelism will draw more people to meetings, remove prejudice, and confirm Adventist doctrines. We’ll explore strategies to do it.

Hearts on Fire: Quenching Inflammation, Diabetes and Heart Disease, Vicki Griffin | Auditorium

Discover the link between chronic inflammation, diabetes, and heart disease. Learn powerful tips to tame the fires of inflammation, beat metabolic disease, boost energy naturally, and build habits for better mental and physical health!

Kids Need Jesus, Too!, John Jelen and Karen Ryder | Girls Dorm Chapel

Bible studies and creative ways to reach children and their parents.


Jesus said, “Go into all the world and make disciples of all nations…” What does it mean to make disciples? In this 3-part seminar we’ll explore practical methods anyone can use to become effective disciple-makers. Part 2: How the Early Church Practiced Discipleship

THURSDAY AFTERNOON (2:00 - 3:00)Acts, Athens, and Apologetics: Renovating Adventism for the 21st Century, Matthew Lucio | Sanctuary

An urgent question Adventists face in the 21st century is: How should we relate to culture? In this 4-part series, we’ll dive deep into Acts 17 to discover a biblical approach. Part 2: Killing Time and Saving Souls

Challenging Questions and Principles of Interpretation, John Jelen and Karen Ryder | Girls Dorm Chapel

Helping people discern error for themselves.

Change Your Mindset, Change Your Life, Vicki Griffin | Auditorium

Mindset has much to do with achieving and maintaining success in personal goals and staying committed to important priorities. Learn the steps for developing a “can do” outlook, and how to develop the “mental mettle” to “stay the course” for long-term success.

Promise of Success: Proven Plans That Work in Evangelism, Eric Pletcher | Church Primary SS

“Diligent work is now called for,” says Ellen White in the book Evangelism (p. 59). “In this crisis, no halfhearted efforts will prove successful.” Later in the book (p. 122) she says, “Let every worker in the Master’s vineyard, study, plan, devise methods, to reach the people where they are.” We’ll explore proven plans that work.


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SEMINARS

FRIDAY MORNING (9:00 - 10:30)Acts, Athens, and Apologetics: Renovating Adventism for the 21st Century, Matthew Lucio | Sanctuary

An urgent question Adventists face in the 21st century is: How should we relate to culture? In this 4-part series, we’ll dive deep into Acts 17 to discover a biblical approach. Part 3: Philosophizing as Praeparatio Evangelica

Diversified Investing in Eternity—Part 1, Scott Haakenson | Church Primary SS

People who invest for retirement or building wealth want to have a well-balanced portfolio. Jesus told us to store up our treasure in heaven. What does Scripture say about how to have a well-balanced heavenly portfolio?

From Wanting to Winning, Vicki Griffin | Auditorium

Discover how to create a culture of wellness in a fast, frenzied world. Learn simple but powerful strategies to achieve and maintain your healthy weight and beat diabetes, high blood pressure, and other chronic ailments.

Fun Run/Walk, Gail Coridan | Meet at Flagpole

Get exercise and have fun while participating in a little good-natured competition. Run or walk a 5K (3.1-mile) course.


Jesus said, “Go into all the world and make disciples of all nations…” What does it mean to make disciples? In this 3-part seminar we’ll explore practical methods anyone can use to become effective disciple-makers. Part 3: Practical, User-Friendly Applications

New Members? Now What?, John Jelen and Karen Ryder | Girls Dorm Chapel

Integrating new members into our church family and replacing ourselves.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON (2:00 - 3:00)Acts, Athens, and Apologetics: Renovating Adventism for the 21st Century, Matthew Lucio | Sanctuary

An urgent question Adventists face in the 21st century is: How should we relate to culture? In this 4-part series, we’ll dive deep into Acts 17 to discover a biblical approach. Part 4: Evangelizing Athens and Leaving to Talk About It

Diversified Investing in Eternity—Part 2, Scott Haakenson | Church Primary SS

People who invest for retirement or building wealth want to have a well-balanced portfolio. Jesus told us to store up our treasure in heaven. What does Scripture say about how to have a well-balanced heavenly portfolio?

Just Do It!, John Jelen and Karen Ryder | Girls Dorm Chapel

Now it’s time to put it into practice!

Keys to Victorious Living: Staying the Course, Vicki Griffin | Auditorium

Knowledge is half the battle—but it’s only half. In these turbulent times, God’s people need a special revelation of His character, His power, His plan, and His purpose. Explore keys to life, steadfast faith, habits that hold, and victorious living.


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CHILDREN & YOUTH

CRADLE ROLL, Ages 0-3 | Music Building Band Room | Leader: Kathleen BonjourWednesday - Sabbath: 10:00 am - noon

KINDERGARTEN, Ages 4-6 | Music Building Choir Room | Leader: Mary PlankWednesday - Friday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 3:20 pmSabbath: 9:00 am - noon

PRIMARY, Ages 7-9 | Elementary School | Leader: John WolfeWednesday - Thursday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 3:20 pm, 6:45 pm - end of adult meetingFriday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 3:20 pm, 6:30 pm - end of adult meetingSabbath: 9:00 am - noon, 6:30 pm - end of adult meeting

JUNIOR, Ages 10-11 | Boys Dorm Chapel | Leader: Brett RandallTuesday: 7:00 - 9:00 pmWednesday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pmThursday: 9:00 am - noon, *Pool Day* 1:00 - 4:30 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pmFriday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pmSabbath: 9:30 am - noon, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

EARLITEEN, Ages 12-13 | Ad Building Basement/Bible Room | Leader: Seth CoridanTuesday: 7:00 - 9:00 pmWednesday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pmThursday: 9:00 am - noon, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pmFriday: *Waterpark Day* 8:15 am - 5:30 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pmSabbath: 9:30 am - noon, 3:00 - 5:00 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

YOUTH, Ages 14-18 | Ad Building Chapel | Leader: Lou AlfalahTuesday: 7:00 - 9:00 pm worshipWednesday: 9:00 am worship, *Service Day* 9:30 am - 5:30 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pm worship Thursday: 9:00 am worship, *Service Day* 9:30 am - 5:30 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pm worshipFriday: *Waterpark Day* 8:15 am - 5:30 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pm worship (sanctuary)Sabbath: 9:00 am Sabbath school (sanctuary), 11:00 am Church (sanctuary), *Sabbath Activity* 2:00 - 4:00 pm, 7:00 - 9:00 pm worship (sanctuary)

What youth will need for the week:

• Don’t forget your Bibles!• Meal tickets for lunches Wednesday - Friday (three total)• Walking/tennis shoes and old clothes for service activities• Those serving at the Food Bank will need closed-toe shoes and shirts that cover shoulders (no flip-flops or tank tops)• A signed permission slip for anyone under 18 (available at the Information Center). No one under 18 can leave campus without one.• Play clothes, sunscreen and $5 entry fee for waterpark day (NOTE: No two-piece bikinis or bikini tops permitted; One-piece swimsuits or two-piece shorts/midriff-covered swimsuits required)


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ADULT SABBATH SERVICES

SABBATH SCHOOL (8:30)Invocation, Welcome and Announcements ...........................................................................................................Randy Harmdierks

Report: Elementary Education ..............................................................................................................................................................Joe Allison

Introduction of Featured Ministry ............................................................................................................................................Robert Wagley

Featured Ministry: Impact Hope ...........................................................................................................Mindy Thygeson & Ted Alekel

Offering Appeal ...........................................................................................................................................Impact Hope and Robert Wagley

Offertory ............................................................................................................................................................................ Sunnydale Praise Team

Prayer ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................Robert Wagley

EVANGELISM REPORT (9:45)Welcome and Introduction of Speakers ................................................................................................................................ Lee Rochholz

Come hear about some exciting evangelistic developments in our conference.

WORSHIP SERVICE (10:45)Opening Hymn: “Blessed Assurance, Jesus is Mine!” ......................................................................... Sunnydale Praise Team

Invocation, Welcome and Announcements ....................................................................................................................... Lee Rochholz

Offering Appeal ..........................................................................................................................................................................................Dean Coridan

Offertory .......................................................................................................................................................................................................Carlot Dorvé

Prayer .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Joe Allison

Special Music ......................................................................................................................................................................... Scott Michael Bennett

Introduction of Speaker ...................................................................................................................................................................Robert Wagley

Message: “Go With What You Have” ............................................................................................................................................Carlton Byrd

Closing Hymn: “When We All Get to Heaven” ........................................................................................... Sunnydale Praise Team

Pianist: Laurie Russell

SABBATH AFTERNOON2:00 – Scott Michael Bennett Concert

3:00 – Camp Heritage and Education Reports

4:00 – Ordination Service for Kent Dunwoody

6:30 – Evening Program with Carlton Byrd

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OPPORTUNITIES TO GIVE

ACS DISASTER RESPONSEWhen disaster strikes, ACSDR volunteers mobilize to serve communities in need. Funds are needed to cover expenses and to provide relief supplies.

ADVENTIST EDUCATIONAdventist education imparts far more than academic knowledge; it is a balanced development of the whole person. Adventist students outperform the national average in all subjects and in all grades tested. They also score higher than expected based on testing of their individual abilities.

The Iowa-Missouri Conference operates more than a dozen elementary schools and one high school boarding academy, Sunnydale Academy, where a central focus is helping our young people become invested in the mission of the church around the globe. You can support Adventist education in the following ways:

Combined Youth Ministries: The Combined Youth Ministries fund supports three major areas of youth ministry—Elementary Education (50%), Sunnydale Academy (25%) and Camp Heritage (25%).

Sunnydale Adventist Academy: As mission grows and facilities age, renovations and building improvements are needed. Gifts marked “Sunnydale Adventist Academy” support these capital improvements.

SAA Funding the Mission: Sunnydale Academy’s Funding the Mission student financial scholarship campaign helps ensure no student is denied a Christian education based solely on financial need. To learn more or to give online, visit sunnydale.org. To give using a tithe envelope, mark your gift “SAA Funding the Mission.”

CAMP HERITAGEThe conference operates a summer camp on the shores of the Lake of the Ozarks. Hundreds of young campers and family members come each summer to enjoy the Christian atmosphere and gain the blessing of outdoor recreation in this beautiful setting in nature. As noted above, 25% of all gifts marked “Combined Youth Ministries” go toward Camp Heritage. The camp is also in need of renovations that will enable the camp to more effectively fulfill its mission to our members and youth. To support these capital improvements, mark your gift “Camp Heritage.”

EVANGELISMEvangelism is the lifeblood of the church as we cooperate with the Holy Spirit to fulfill the Gospel commission Christ has given to us. As Seventh-day Adventists we are prophetically called to preach the gospel and share the hope of a soon coming Savior. A large percentage of new members first heard about the three angels’ messages through intentional evangelistic ministry efforts.

REFUGEE MINISTRIESAs various crises increase across the globe, hurting and displaced people groups from all over the world are coming to communities across Iowa and Missouri to build new lives. This is a time of unparalleled opportunity to reach out and serve those God has placed at our doorstep.

Through the Refugee Tuition Assistance Fund, refugee students who would not otherwise be able to attend one of our schools are able to receive a Christian education. Your gift supports this and other initiatives of Refugee Ministries.

Download the “Adventist Giving” app, visit imsda.org/give or fill out a tithe envelope.

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SABBATH

6:30 amLee Rochholz

Auditorium

6:30 amKent Dunwoody

Auditorium

6:30 amRobert Wagley

Auditorium

7:15 - 8:15 amBreakfast




8:15 amPastors’ Meeting



8:30 - 9:30 amImpact HopeAuditorium

9:00 - 10:30 amSeminars

See pages 6-8


See pages 6-8


See pages 6-8

9:45 - 10:30 amEvangelism Report

Auditorium

11:00 am - 12:00 pmVicki GriffinAuditorium

11:00 am - 12:00 pmVicki GriffinAuditorium

11:00 am - 12:00 pmMatthew Lucio

Auditorium

10:45 am - 12:00 pmCarlton ByrdAuditorium

12:00 - 1:00 pmLunch

12:00 - 1:00 pmLunch

12:00 - 1:00 pmLunch

12:00 - 1:00 pmLunch

2:00 pmRegistration Begins

ABC Open

2:00 - 3:00 pmSeminars

See pages 6-8


See pages 6-8


See pages 6-8

2:00 - 3:00 pmScott Michael Bennett Concert - Auditorium

3:30 - 4:30 pmAdventist World Radio

Auditorium

3:30 - 4:30 pmImpact HopeAuditorium

3:30 - 5:00 pmBook SaleAuditorium

3:00 - 3:45 pmEd. & Camp Reports

Auditorium

4:00 - 5:00 pmOrdination Service

Auditorium

5:00 - 6:00 pmSupper





6:45Dean Coridan

Auditorium

6:45 pmMic ThurberAuditorium

6:45 pmMic ThurberAuditorium

6:30 pmCarlton ByrdAuditorium

6:30 pmCarlton ByrdAuditorium

See page 9 for children/youth schedules

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