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Basketball Campscamps people with the gospel of Jesus Christ.” Jesus of gospel the with people Member of NCAA National Champions (1982) Champions National NCAA of Member players College • coaches school High • Bible. fan, See Details Inside Details See and spiritually as it reaches many young young many reaches it as spiritually and e-mail at: [email protected] or [email protected] e-mail at: [email protected] our website at www.crossfireministry.com (828) 255-9111 Visit 31 College Place, STE E-102, Asheville, NC 28801 / Jamie Johnson Basketball Camp Randy Shepherd 16th Annual Printing for making this publication available. and Clark’s want to thank the Lord We - Tarheels UNC of player former coaches College • players Crossfire • electric (5), t-shirt prs.), (5 socks athletic items, hygiene and present Coach of Coastal Carolina, Carolina, Coastal of Coach present and endorse their basketball camp athletically athletically camp basketball their endorse half day, full day and overnight options overnight and day full day, half Former Head Basketball Coach of Univ. of Tennessee of Univ. of Coach Basketball Head Former Southeast. the over all from workers youth and players personal blanket, towels, bath linens, twinsize porters, CAMP PURPOSE CAMP OPTIONS CROSSFIRE MINISTRIES I Crossfire. in doing is and has God Buzz Peterson Buzz INCLUDES STAFF coaches, Christian of group outstanding CROSSFIRE MINISTRIES th an CAMP PURPOSE CAMP OPTIONS what admire I and High Jr. since friends - sup athletic clock, alarm shorts(5), basketball shoes, Full-Day and Overnight Camps Camps School High High, Junior Elementary, 16th ANNUALAnnual Minister Ordained • Officer Naval US years.• 12 staff Crossfire Crossfire Ministries, founded by Randy and Jamie is a sports evangelistic ministry 30 • Ministries. Randy and I have been been have I and Randy Ministries. basketball camp: overnight to bring to Articles HALF-DAY CAMPS Crossfire Ministries, founded by Randy and Jamie is a sports evangelistic Suggested FIELDS • JUNE 19-23 - Boys’ & Girls’ Camp (Half-Day) - $90 which preaches the Word of God and the Gospel message of Jesus Christ through the ROBERT Junior High and High School Camps ministry which preaches the Word of God and the gospel message of Jesus Christ Crossfire and Jamie Randy, support “I PAID coach. and Pastor Current 6-12 years, 1:00JUNE - 4:30 15-19pm - separate group following areas of ministry which include: university and college basketball outreach, • parent program. a with conclude will Camp night. through the following areas of ministry which include: university andCarrawell collegeChris PERMIT #126 TN). (Memphis, Director Christ For Youth Innercity • Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) outreach, summer youth basketball camp outreach, 1987-92. NON-PROFIT ASHEVILLE, NC last the game staff vs. camper a be will There time. • University-level Basketball Instruction AshevilleBoys Christian & Girls Academy • 6-12 Years (New • 1:00-4:30Campus, Swannanoa)PM • 2:30-5:30 PM Thur basketball outreach, international outreach, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) U.S. POSTAGE share 10 consecutive NBA scoring titles scoring NBA consecutive 10 standout Express Spirit 1985.• Carolina, Western All-American, • international outreach, church preaching and revival outreach, public school outreach,standout and testimonies with along activities, fun and lectures and from college and high school coaches • JULY 10-14First – Baptist Boys’ & HendersonvilleGirls’ Camp (Half-Day) (Mon-Fri) - $90 ($100) outreach, summer youth basketball camp outreach, church preaching and revival Player Valuable Most Championship 6-time LYTLE prison outreach, softball outreach, inner-city outreach, youth rally outreach, discipleship QUINTON 6-time World Champion, Chicago Bulls Chicago Champion, World 6-time and NBDL NBDL and videos competition game stations, teaching of consis 6-12 years, 8:30 - 12:00 noon - separate group outreach, public school outreach, prision outreach, softball outreach, inner-city will Standout NBA and American All UNC-Tarheel • • Offensive Moves - individual instruction JUNE 22-25 outreach, and personal evangelism. Crossfire has ministered in 68 countries and 46 states. JORDAN MICHAEL day Each competition. basketball various and 3 on 3 games, outreach,youth rally outreach, discipleship outreach and personal evangelism.All-American WOOD Asheville Christian Academy (New Campus, Swannanoa) AL Boys & Girls • 6-18 Years • 1:00-4:30 PM (Mon-Thur) living.” daily in example his by lives their 5 on 5 with instruction fundamental balances camp • “Pistol Pete” Maravich / Stephen Curry This Dr. Tony Evans Duke former on 15 min. fromErwin Asheville Middle & or Erwin High School ($80) and people young on has he influence CAMP OVERNIGHT/DAY “Crossfire is an innovative dynamic out- CROSSFIRE ball-handling drills (The Urban Alternative) (Pastor, OakCliff Bible Church) RANDY SHEPHERD AND JAMIE JOHNSON STAFF CAMP RANDY SHEPHERD positive the appreciate ANDalso I game. JAMIE the of JOHNSON • JULY 10-14 – Boys’ & Girls’ Camp (Half-Day) - $90 scores Jamie JULY 6-10 reach. They are making a difference for the • Shooting Techniques and Drills “Crossfire is an innovative and dynamic outreach. They fundamentals the toward work hard his issues. age 13-17 years 8:30 - 12:00 noon - separate group Kingdom of God through sports. We need their Boys & Girls • 6-18 Years • 1:00-4:30 PM are making a difference for the Kingdom of God through respect and career Randy’s watched have with dealing time share and Testimonies fundamentals. Asheville Christian Academy (New Campus, Swannanoa) athletes like them to carry the gospel message.” I Camps. Basketball Crossfire support “I Asheville Christian Academy (Mon-Fri) ($100) sports. We need athletes like them to carryrebounder & the gospelscorer game and competition 5 on 5 played. be will games 15 min. from Asheville message.” Leading Crossfire and Bank Camp cafeteria. camps. both at available concessions BasketballBasketball CampsCamps competition Fun etc.). defense, handling, ball passing, - Family” the on “Focus - campus the in lunch served be will campers Day cafeteria. campus The goal of the camps is to provide a Christian, fun-filled, • JULY 24-27 FULL – Boys’DAY &CAMP Girls’ Full day Camp - $225 the The camps provide a Christian, intense, fun-filled, Services Ministry of Director 2002 ACC All-Star game, (shooting, fundamentals of teaching provide will Camp in served be will dinner and lunch Breakfast, Meals: Campers’ Overnight challenginglearning learning experience. experience. The camps The camps teach arethe designedfundamentals 9-17 years - separate group LYDIC GARY camp. old year (13-17) (6-12) HALF-DAY JULY 20-23 12 3’s in one game, CROSSFIRE CASE OF CHANGES! OF CASE N TONY EVANS The Late Dr. Adrian Rogers I ... CAMPS FOR LOCATION AND DATES CONFIRM TO *CALL of basketball through stations, drills, lectures, and to teach the fundamentals of basketball through stations, Mon - ThursBoys - 8:30 & Girls am - 5:00 • 9-18 pm -lunch Years provided • 8:30-5:00 PM eternity.” for changed lives see to is desire hearts 36 pts - MVP The Urban Alternative(Bellevue Baptist Church) (Love Worth Finding) RANDY SHEPHERD individual instruction, while giving campers game their and teachers excellent are They Lord. and day for advance in weeks 2 camps. overnight drills, lectures, individual instuction and giving campers Mars Hill College, (20 min from Asheville) Mars Hill University (Mon -Thur) ($250) “Crossfire Ministries,Hill RandyGrant and star Jamie are doing an men have servant hearts and deep faith in the the in faith deep and hearts servant have men camps halfday for advance in week addedexperience. game experience, We share along the with gospel sharing of the Jesus gospel Christ of and (Shuttle service will run from Woodland Hills Baptist church for day camp) “Crossfire Ministries, Randy and Jamie are 1 Orlando magic magic Orlando incredible job reaching people for Jesus Christ, locally, these of Both years. past the in ministry completed be must Registration E: NOTIC ON I STRAT I Christian principles that will help campers deal with the OVERNIGHT CAMP doing an incredible job in reaching people for RandyRandy shoots has won 3 REG IMPORTANT * Jesus Christ and Christian principles that will help them • JULY 23-27– Boys’ & Girls’ Overnight Camp - $350 nationally, and worldwide. I thank God for Randy and camp our in involved Jamie and Randy have to you! with working to forward Looking pressures they face in everyday life. The camps have Jesus Christ, locally, nationally andagainst worldwide.shoot-out the 3pt. Contest “Focus on the Family has been blessed been has Family the on “Focus deal with the pressures they are facing in their different 9-17 years - bothJULY groups 19-23 - separate group Jamie and Crossfire.” over NBA player fun. the on in get and now Register years. 15 last the been a testimony to the Lord with 21,000 boys and girls I thank God for Randy and Jamiepoint 3 and wins and many times Asheville) from min (20 College, Hill ADRIAN RODGERS Mars attending 6-17 ages girls and boys 6,000 over with age groups. The camps have been a testimony to the Sunday 3:00Boys pm &- Thursday Girls • 5:00 9-18 pm Years Trajon Langdon Lord “Love Worth Finding” Worth “Love ages 6-18 attending the last 29 years. Register now and Crossfire.” “Love Worth Finding” Crossfire.” Trajon Langdon Langdon Trajon the to testimony a been have camps The groups. age pm 5:00 Thursday - pm 3:00 Mars Hill University (Sun-Thur) ($375) Sunday Lord with over 6,000 boys and girls ages 6-17 attending Mars Hill College, (20 min from Asheville) Michael Jordan RODGERS ADRIAN over some of get in on the fun. We look forward to working with you! and Jamie and Randy for God thank I different their in facing are they pressures the with deal group separate - groups both - years and wins 3 point 9-17 Sunday check-in 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM (6-timeplayer WorldNBA Champion,over Chicago Bulls; 6-time Championship Most Valuable the last 15 years.
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