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July 15- 23, 2016 I became a servant of this gospel by the gift of God’s grace given me through the working of his power. Alberta Camp Meeting Camp Meeting Alberta 15- 23, 2016 July Ephesians 3:7 (NIV) Message from the President Welcome to Alberta Camp Meeting 2016! When Paul wrote to the Ephesians, he commented, “I became a servant of this gospel by the gift of God’s grace…” (Ephesians 3:7), hence the theme, “Servant of Grace.” Healthy leadership is a core value our Conference embraces and Scripture is full of examples. Noah demonstrates leaders persist in doing right even if they have to stand alone, Joseph proved good leaders endure in spite of diffi culties, Moses validates that leaders accept counsel, Deborah displayed a willingness to come along side of her peo- ple when diffi cult tasks are to be accomplished, David exhibited incredible courage and Jesus reveals that a true leader is focused on serving rather than being served. Perhaps the greatest threat to healthy leadership is egotism. Lucifer, a talented leader in God’s universe succumbed to pride. It leads to self-exaltation, a desire to control and ma- Ken Wiebe President nipulation. Even Jesus’ disciples openly sought to be the greatest and Jesus reminded Alberta Conference them, “But he who is greatest among you shall be your servant” (Matthew 23:11). Ken Blanchard and Phil Hodges in their book, Lead Like Jesus make this noteworthy statement, “Most of the leadership that shapes our lives does not come from leaders with titles or an organization chart; it comes from leaders in our daily life role relation- ships” (page 10). In other words, a leader is anyone who is aff ecting or infl uencing another, whether it is a parent, spouse, family member or friend. We are all leaders. Our leadership style should be positive, uplifting and encouraging; full of grace. As we meet together this year, listen to inspiring messages and participate in the seminars, look for the ways the presenters help us understand what a Servant of Grace really looks like. May God bless you during this Camp Meeting! 2 Message from the President INDEX 4 Main Auditorium Speakers 10 Foothills Camp Heritage Church 11 Information 13 Emergency Phone Numbers 14 Education Barn (Free Wifi) 16 Music Concerts 18 Meal Schedule 19 International Food Fair Menu 20 Activity Schedule 22 Guidelines & Policies 24 Emergency Procedures SEMINARS 25 Theme Song 38 Burman University 43 MANS Cree Camp 26 Daily Schedule 40 Camp Washroom Project 44 Offering Schedule 27 Seminar Breakout Sessions 41 Summer Camps 45 Camp Layout 28 Morning Devotionals 42 Children’s | Youth | Young Adult 47 My Notes 30 Seminar Details Divisions 36 ABC Christian Store 3 3 Main Auditorium Speakers Message from the President Main Auditorium Speakers Times: Talbot was born in Argentina to the home of Adventist missionaries. Since her early Friday, July 15, 7:00 p.m., childhood her parents instilled in her the Saturday, July 16, love of Jesus and she always envisioned preaching and teaching as she gathered 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. her dolls as an audience. After completing Sunday, July 17, 4:30 p.m. her bachelors in music education, she went on to work in the business world for many years in the accounting and managing Location: departments. She earned a master’s Main Auditorium degree in Organizational Behavior at that Elizabeth Talbot time. During this period of approximately 15 Speaker/Director years, she volunteered as a part-time youth Jesus101 Biblical Institute pastor. She was invited by the Seventh-day Adventist Church to become a full-time Elizabeth Talbot, Ph.D., is the speaker/ pastor which she gladly accepted as a call director for the Jesus101 Biblical Institute, from God. She became a young adults/ a teaching/training media ministry of the young families pastor and evangelist North American Division of Seventh-day while earning her master’s degree in Adventists. She travels throughout the U.S. Biblical Studies and subsequent Ph.D. She and internationally as a lecturer and revival/ has enjoyed evangelism in many forms. motivational speaker. Talbot is regularly Eventually she became a senior pastor featured on Hope Channel and Esperanza for several years and an adjunct Biblical TV, 3ABN Latino, LLBN, ROKU (Jesus 101 Studies professor. Talbot’s main identity is channel), as well as in several international her passion about the good news of Jesus TV channels, social media venues and radio Christ: “It’s like fi re in my bones” she says, stations throughout the U.S. and Canada. and she means it! 5 5 Main Auditorium Speakers a member of the National Advisory Coun- Theme: Katia Reinert Associate Health Ministries Director cil at the Center for Mental Health Services, Choose a Full Life & Reach the General Conference Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service World: Sharing Wholeness, Administration (SAMHSA) in the US Depart- Katia Reinert is a Family Nurse Practitioner ment of Health and Human Services. She Serving All and Public Health Clinical Nurse Specialist has a special interest in Lifestyle & Preven- practicing internal medicine at Shepherds tive Medicine and the wholistic treatment of clinic in Baltimore, MD. She recently served physical and mental/emotional disorders. Times: as the Health Ministries & Recovery Minis- Reinert has lectured and published on these Monday, July 18 - Friday, tries director for the Seventh-day Adventist topics while also being involved in faith- July 22, 11:00 a.m. church in North America and now serves as based partnerships to improve the health Health Ministries Associate director for the of individuals, families and communities Seventh-day Adventist Worldwide. Reinert globally. Originally from Brazil, she enjoys Location: holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from bicycling, hiking, traveling and exploring the Washington Adventist University, a Master world and its beautiful natural scenery. Main Auditorium of Science in Nursing from Catholic Univer- sity of America with focus in public health and the treatment of vulnerable populations, and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD, focusing on interdisciplinary research on violence in the family. Reinert has served in the nursing profession at Washington Ad- ventist Hospital for 15 years as a critical care nurse, occupational health nurse practitioner, Faith Community Nursing coordinator and Health Ministry Clinical Supervisor for Ad- ventist Healthcare. She has been appointed 6 Message from the President Main Auditorium Speakers Alexander Bryant Times: NAD Secretariat Monday, July 18 - Thursday, July 21, 7:00 p.m. Alexander (“Alex”) Bryant, serves as the from Andrews University in 1988. The executive secretary of the North Ameri- Central States Conference voted Bryant can Division and associate secretary of to serve as Youth/Pathfi nders/National Location: the General Conference. He formerly Service Organization director, Temper- Main Auditorium served as the president of the Central ance director and superintendent of Edu- States Conference. In 1982, Bryant began cation. In December 2011, Bryant received his ministry in Springfi eld, Missouri and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Fuller Coff eyville and Independence Kansas. Theological Seminary. Bryant is married to Later, in 1986, Bryant was ordained to the the former Desiree Wimbish, who served gospel ministry and continued his educa- as superintendent of education for Cen- tion by earning a Master of Divinity degree tral States Conference as well as former principal of the V. Lindsay Seventh-day Adventist School in Kansas City, Kansas. They are the parents of three children: Travis, Traven, and Terrence. 7 7 Main Auditorium Speakers Times: Don King President Friday, July 22 - 7:00 p.m. Atlantic Union Conference Saturday, July 23, Donald George King was born of humble Linda University in California, and from 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Jamaican parents and grew up in New York which he has received two master’s de- City and Jamaica, West Indies. He current- grees and a doctorate. King is a trustee of Location: ly serves as the 19th and longest tenured Andrews University, Loma Linda University, president of the Atlantic Union Confer- Oakwood University, and chairman of the Main Auditorium ence. As an ordained minister for over 35 Board of Trustees for Atlantic Union Col- years and as Union president, he provides lege. He is married for 41 years to Lois who spiritual leadership and strategic coordina- served on the faculty of Burman University tion to the Northeast region of the United and Atlantic Union College. They have two States comprising the states of New York, married adult sons and one grandson. New England, and the islands of Bermuda. The region consists of over 117,000 church members, over 1000 employees, six local conferences, 640 churches, one college, and 73 schools. Prior to his present respon- sibilities, he has served as a pastor (Ja- maica, California, Maryland), Departmental assistant (General Conference), confer- ence secretary (Alberta), union secretary (Atlantic Union), and conference presi- dent (Northeastern). King was educated at Northern Caribbean University in Jamaica, Andrews University in Michigan, and Loma 8 e Alberta Conference wishes to thank you for your stewardship and interest in supporting God’s work in Alberta Moses Strategy Celebration & Reception MONDAY JULY 2016 1:4518 PM LOWER LODGE Featuring the work of SDA artist AJ McCoy Tax update presentation by Darren Swann, MNP to follow 2:30-3:30 PM Peace & Peril by AJ McCoy The history Corner In 1910 the 30 members of the Harmattan Foothills Camp Heritage Church Seventh-day Adventist congregation built this church which was dedicated in the fall of 1911. Due to members moving out of the area, it was sold in 1938 to the Church of the Nazarene group.
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