7:15 A.M.Hour of Power – Ernie Gill

8:00 A.M.Breakfast

9:00 A.M.Chapel - "Glimpses of What’s To Come"

Tuesday: Scott Patterson (Grovetown, Georgia)

Wednesday: Ben Woodward (Bedford, Texas)

Thursday:Thaddaeus Hill (Riverhead, New York)

10:15 – 11:00 A.M. Breakout Session I (Tuesday – Thursday)

John Rissel – "The Identity of the New Testament Church: It’s Not What You Think"

(Washburn Auditorium)

Earl Williams – "Living With Jesus Today"

(Camp Chapel)

Scott Patterson – "Gideon’s Question: If God Is With Us, Why Has All This Happened To Us?"

(Southeast Region Room)

Ben Woodward – "The World At Our Doorstep: Reaching Out To Our International Neighbors with

English, Friendship and The Word of God" (Robertson Room #2)

11:15 – 12:00 P.M. Breakout Session II (Tuesday – Thursday)

Bill Watkins – "The Inside-Out Church: Reviving Outreach in Churches of Christ"

(Washburn Auditorium)

Mark Smith – "Developing Your Spiritual Nature"

(Camp Chapel)

Paige Myers – "It’s In The Bag" (WOMEN)

(Southeast Region Room)

Randal Myers – "Footsteps of Faith"

(Robertson Room #2)

12:00 P.M. Lunch

1:00P.M. Picture on steps of Lee Hall (Tuesday Only)

Golf Tournament (Wednesday Only)

4:00 P.M.Adult Choir Rehearsal directed by Wayne Mullins (Tuesday – Thursday at Camp Chapel)

Children and Teen Choral Performance (Thursday at Washburn Auditorium)

6:00 P.M.Supper

7:00 P.M.Singing (Monday – Wednesday at Washburn Auditorium)

Adult Choral Performance (Thursday at Washburn Auditorium)

7:30 P.M.Evening Assembly – Washburn Auditorium

Monday: "Choosing To Love Your Brother" – John Risse (Murfreesboro, Tennessee)

Tuesday: "Choosing Joy in Adversity" – Randal Myers (Lakeland, Florida)

Wednesday: "Choosing To Serve" – Bill Watkins (Nashville, Tennessee)

Thursday: "Choosing Faith" – Earl Williams (Conroe, Texas)

8:30 P.M.Afterglow: Jim Bill McInteer (Nashville, Tennessee)

Late Night – Ice Cream (Lee Hall Lobby)

Singing and Fellowship (Blue Ridge Center Lobby)

During the school year, teens face some pretty difficult choices. Not only do these choices effect their lives, they also have the power to be an influence towards others. The choices we make determine our character, habits, "our fruit," and ultimately, affect our relationship with God. When we walk with our Father in Heaven, we allow His son, who is living in us, to make choices for us. The goal of the Youth and Twenty-Something Program at Blue Ridge Family Encampment is to provide a nurturing environment to aid in the building of a Godly foundation. Once this foundation is secure, campers know where the true source of wisdom and love derive from and can refer back to this source for guidance throughout their life. The program includes classes, devotionals, and age appropriate activities for young people ages 12-25. Activities include, but are not limited to: swimming, sports, crafts, the annual dodge ball tournament, hiking, miniature golf, and bowling! Everyone is guaranteed to have a great time.