Program201 Guide9 Your passporttofamily fun this summer!
FreedomHis Planin forChrist You
reFresh ·r eFocus ·r eConnect Family Camp 2019
FreedomHis Plan in for You Christ 2019 promises to be a very exciting year of ministry for Fair Havens & its staff. During the summer, we will delve intoFreedom ‘ in Christ - His Plan for YOU’. A Plan of Hope & Promise, a Plan of Restoration and New Growth in Him and a Plan for Eternal Life, ALL because ofHis Sacrifice for each of His Children.
OurPrayer is that God will awaken & renew a desire in each of us to get toKnow God in a more personal and intimate way. He offers us FREELY His Gift of Salvation… all we need to do is ACCEPT IT. For we KNOW that He IS All-Powerful, Ever-Present, Holy, Our Creator, All- Loving, Merciful & Just, Ever-Faithful, Good and Cares about us Personally. He IS Awesome!! He gives us ‘FREEDOM in HIM’.
Our Desire for each one of our guests is found in Galatians 5:1 -“Christ has set us free to enjoy our freedom. So remain strong in the faith. Don’t let the chains of slavery hold you again.”
As well, our Fair Havens team is excited to host you and your family, this summer, and trust that you will be blessed as you invest in time together – to reFresh, reFocus, reConnect – in the beauty of God’s Creation.
Thank you for coming & celebrating with us this summer! There are many Programs & Experiences for all ages with pricing options to suit your budget. Please call our office staff for assistance in ‘Building your 2019 Fair Havens Getaway!’
Sincerely, on behalf of the Fair Havens Team,
Liz Thompson Gord Hiscox Executive DirectorM inistry&Site Director 2 2019 Theme: FreedominChrist−HisPlanforYOU “Christ has set us free to enjoy our freedom. So remain strong in the faith. Don’t let the chains of slavery hold you again.”-Galatians 5:1
Week1:"Created by Him, in His Image" (Creator God) “God created human beings in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.”Genesis 1:27(NIV) Week2:"Loved by Him - Because of Jesus" (Our Saviour is Born) “I am absolutely sure that not even death or life can separate us from God’s love… nothing at all can ever separate us from God’s love. That’s because of what Christ Jesus our Lord has done.”Romans 8:38-39(NIVR) Week3:"Eternal Life In Him – Only Believe" (Salvation through the Cross) “For God so loved the world that he gave his one & only son; that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”John3:16 (NIV) Week4:"Confession&RepentancetoHim"(CometoChristallwholabour & are heavy laden… and I will give your rest) “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.”1John1:9 Week5:"God’s Grace – Faith In Him" (God’s Gift to each of US… just accept it) “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith – and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God – not by works, so that no one can boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9(NIV) Week6:"RedemptionInHim–God’sGrace"(ALovingCaringSacrificalFather) “In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordancewiththerichesofGod’sgracethathelavishedonus.”Ephesians1:7(NIV) Week7:"New Life In Him – New Creature" (Newness in Christ) “WhereforeifanymanisinChrist,heisanewcreature:theoldthingsarepassed away; behold, they are become new.”2 Corinthians 5:17(ASV) Week8:"Trust In Him – God’s Direction" (Walking in Christ Daily) “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not upon thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him and he will direct thy paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6(ASV) Week9:"Live for Him – Jesus Follower" (Our Joy is to Live for Jesus) “Fortome,toliveisChristandtodieisgain.” Philippians 1:21(NIV) 3 Fair Havens Ministries Team Liz Thompson MatthewF erguson Heather Bragan Executive Director Business Services Manager Stepping Stones Director Gord Hiscox Tara Schroeder Nathan Budge Ministry & Site Director Group Sales Manager Stepping Stones Discipleship Supervisor Benita Lothian Brenda Huberts Finance Director Office Registrar Kate Kehler Communications Manager Ryan Lamoureaux Kim Affleck Outdoor Creation Experiences Office Registrar Heather Crawford (OCE) Director Children’s MinistryTeam Graham Watson Supervisor Chris Lawson Office Registrar Facility / Maintenance Manager Peter Bruin Jennifer Nieuwland Youth Ministry Coordinator Val Burton OCE Assistant Director Housekeeping Manager Paul Elliott Glenn Gillespie Chapel Ministries Director Andrew Schroeder Custodian Food Services Manager / Brian Kent Executive Chef Janet Upton AV Supervisor Fair Glen Head Cook Mike Rae Laurie Atkins FH Sous Chef / Cafe Manager Jean Clark GardenP arty Coordinator WORD Shoppe Manager Frank Crampton AliciaF erguson Season Site Committee Owen Mortimer RecreationP rogram Supervisor Sports Shop Manager Chairman Jean Doucet, Gary High Darryl Chapman Jaime Matthews & ChiefV olunteer Coordinator Lead Photographer John Hartig Photographers Guide Contents Hours of Operation pg.5 Fair Havens PRESENTS! pg. 6-9 Ministry Programs&Activities pg. 9-13 Program&FacilityF ees, Meals pg. 14-15 Each Daya t a Glance pg. 16-17 Schedule at a Glance pg. 18-19 Fair HavensA ctivityM ap pg. 20 Fair GlenA ctivityM ap pg. 21 RSMF amilyF orum 2019 pg. 22 Adult & Youth Teachers, Worship, 2020 Teachers pg. 23-27 Adventure Getaways, SpecialF air HavensE vents pg. 28-29 Emergency Contacts, Offsite Services & Ground Rules pg. 30-32 4 Hours of Operation RegistrationOffi ce OpenDaily 8:30am-9:30pm ConnexionC afé (Closed during Chapel) Saturday 9:00am - 10:00pm (Grill open 11am - 10pm) Sunday12:30pm - 10:00pm (Grill open all day) Monday-Friday 10:30am - 10:00pm (Grill open 11am - 10pm) The WORD Shoppe (Closed during Chapel) Saturday 9:00am-9:00pm Sunday 2:00pm-9:00pm Monday -Thursday 10:30am - 5:30pm Friday 10:30am-5:30pm,afterchapeluntil9pm SwimmingP ool & SplashP ark Saturday, Sunday 2:00pm-5:00pm Monday -F riday Private Lessons 12:20pm-12:50pm,5pm-5:30pm OpenSwim 2:00pm-4:30pm AdultsOnly 4:30pm-5:00pm Sports Shop Saturday 8:00am-6:00pm Sunday 2:00pm-6:00pm Monday -F riday 7:30am-9:15am,10:45am-6:00pm Boathouse (locatedb y the watercraft) - 'staffed' in the afternoon Saturday 11:00am-5:00pm Sunday 2:00pm-5:00pm Monday -F riday 1:00pm-5:00pm WoodLot($6perloadof wood) Saturday 3:00pm-5:00pm,6:00pm-8:00pm Sunday,Monday-Friday 3:00pm-5:00pm PleasepayatOfficeorSportsShop&giveyourreceipttotheWoodLot attendant
Please note that because of our priority for BiblicalteachingatFair Havens, playing golf and other sportsarediscouraged during Chapel time.
5 Nine special Sunday evening presentationsa waity ou this summer duringF amilyC amp. You will be inspired and entertained with our line-up of outstanding performers. All the details are listed here! Doors open at 6:30pm.
Movie– “God’s Not Dead, A Light in Darkness” Sunday, June 30, 7:00PM The Rev. Dave Hill faces an unexpected setback when his beloved church burns down− which prompts the officials at the adjoining university to try to kick his congregation off campus. Battle lines are quickly drawn between the church and the community as the reverend now finds himself at odds with his longtime friend -- the president of the school. Facing a legal battle, Hill soon seeks help from his estranged brother -- a big-city lawyer and atheist -- in a fight to help rebuild the church.
Glen Soderholm Sunday, July 7, 7:00PM Glen currently lives in Guelph, Ontario where he spends much of his time inhabiting his downtown neighbourhood establishments, whileg iving pastoral leadershipt o a small and feisty missional community called Two Rivers Church. Having established ar ecording and touring career during the first decade of the 21st century, he continues to travel, to sing, teachw orship, and tell stories about his life in his parish. His wife, Sharon, is a counsellor and he has two daughters, Danielle and Julia.
6 Northern Spirit Big Band Sunday, July 14, 7:00PM THE NORTHERN SPIRIT BIG BAND, comprised of up to 20 musicians, wasf ormed in 2011f or the purpose of playing gospel music in a big band style. Very quickly it was realized that the band was capable of presenting other styles asw ell, including standards of the big band era,v ocal and instrumental solos, popular ballads and selected classical music. They are blessed with musicians from many backgrounds, both professional and semi-professional. Many have music degrees and some are currently music educators, both privately and within the school system.
Live Dramatic Presentation by Jason Hildebrand – "Fish Eyes" Sunday, July 21, 7:00PM Fishermen Andrew and Peter get more than they bargain for when they cast their nets into the sea one more time. The Feeding of the Five Thousand, Walking on Water, The Last Supper - these two simple brothers become unlikely witnesses to scenes from the Greatest Story Ever Told. This fish- eyed view of the gospel story is a very human, comedic and ultimately profound tale of two ordinary men and their walk alongside Jesus.
Andrew Abbott Sunday, July 28, 7:00PM Since releasing his debut acoustic album in November 2012, he has travelled across Ontario playing concerts and leading worship music for thousands of people. In the fall of 2013 Andrew was invited to open for JUNO Award winning artist, former lead singer of the band Starfield, Tim Neufeld on his hit tour titled: Trees. Tim Neufeld had this to say about Andrew: “Andrew Abbott is the kind of humble, ministry focused, up-and-coming young artist that renews my faith in the future of Christian music... see him locally while you can, there are big things in store for this gifted man of God.” 7 Movie– “I Can Only Imagine” Sunday, August 4, 7:00PM Growing up in Greenville, Texas, Bart Millard suffers physical and emotional abuse at the hands of his father, Arthur. When Arthur becomes terminally ill, he finds redemption by embracing his faith and rediscovering his love for his son. Years later, Bart's troubled childhood and mended relationship with his dad inspires him to write the hit song "I Can Only Imagine" as singer of the Christian band, MercyMe.
Ali Matthews Sunday, August 11, 7:00PM Songwriting is Ali's natural passion blending mature and sensitive lyrics with evocative, compelling melodies that weave the "spiritual" into everyday life experiences. She has received 23 GMA Covenant awards including GMA Female Vocalistoftheyearfor3consecutiveyears.Shehas released 9 critically acclaimed CD's, since 2000, on her independent music label, Shake-a-Paw Music. Ali is passionate about her work as an ambassador for World Vision Canada, advocating for the world’s most vulnerable children.
The Master's Four Sunday, August 18, 7:00PM “Livin’ By Faith”, the group’s fourth recording and second with legendary gospel music producer and performer Nick Bruno, was selected as 2005 Canadian Southern Gospel Album of the Year.“My Faith My All” also was awarded “Canadian Southern Gospel Song of The Year” at the 2005 Covenant Awards. The group continued this outstanding history with follow-up releases“Faith of Our Fathers” and “I Rest My Case At TheCross”.Eachofthesereleaseswasrecognizedwith multiple nominations and the song“God’s Amazing Grace” was awarded “Canadian Southern Gospel Song of the Year” at the 2007 Covenant Awards. 8 Movie– “Chariots of Fire” Sunday, August 25, 7:00PM In the class-obsessed and religiously divided United Kingdom of the early 1920s, two determined young runners train for the 1924 Paris Olympics. Eric Liddell (Ian Charleson), a devout Christian born to Scottish missionaries in China, sees running as part of his worship of God's glory and refuses to train or compete on the Sabbath. Harold Abrahams (Ben Cross) overcomes anti- Semitism and class bias, but neglects his beloved sweetheart Sybil (Alice Krige) in his single-minded quest.
Adult Ministry Programs Chapel Services Sunday - 10:30am Attheworship service an offering will ber eceived towards theF air Havens Operating Fund. Note: If you have small children or those with special needs, please be sure to take them to their program location at 10:15am, in order to go over any details with the program leaders. Youth in the X.T. program meet at theF air Glen Chapel at 10:30am.
MondaytoFriday - 9:30am & 7:00pm Note: Anyone 18 yrs. or under must be in their respective program or be under the supervision of adult chaperones. For security and insurance reasons,theymustnotbeleftunattended.
Thereisnoprogram on Sunday night and Wednesday night. Families are encouraged to attend the FH Presents at 7:00pm on Sundayand the Merry Heart Show at 7:00pm on WednesdayinIrwin Chapel.
RSMFamilyF orum Seminars Mondaysor Wednesdays-10:45aminIrwin Chapel Join us for a“Town Hall”style meeting with discussion, questions, and biblical solutions. Ledby Chaplain Dianne Nolson (on Mondays) and Dave & Linda Halse, authors of ‘The Marriage OnenessS ystem’ and ‘Ephesians Essentials Biblical Approach to SuccessfulP arenting’(see page 22f orweekly topics).
9 Ministry Programs cont’d Fair Glen Orientation SUNDAY, 2:00pm, meeta t Fair Glen Office Attention Parents and new Skills Guests! Curious about what your Skills activities will look like for the coming week? Take a tour and see what Fair Glen is all about! Young Adults Kick-Off SUNDAY, 2:00pm in the Downhere Room A meet & greet time of fellowship, coffee & games. GardenP arty-Led by LaurieA tkins MONDAY, 2:00pm on northlawn beside Irwin Chapel A time for connecting and reConnectingwith others while a guest speaker sharestheir story! Creative Expressions TUESDAY, THURSDAY, 10:45am in the Downhere Room Eachw eek, there will be different creativeactivitiesf oryou to do, such as: card making, cake decorating, chocolate making, photography, learn to paint and other creative activities. Check thew eekly flyer and announcement slidesf or the activity and extrac ost. Special Seminars * Week 3 – Marriage and Family Enrichment Workshop MONDAYt oWEDNESDAY-HostedbyDavid & LindaHalse from Relationship Support Ministries (RSM), the focus will be ont hei mpact ofg enerational patterns on marriage and family and the transforming power ofGod ’s marriage and family design. “Ilaythesinsoftheparents upon their children” —EXODUS 20:5 Week9–Financial Stewardship Workshop MONDAY to FRIDAY - Phil Medler will host this workshop which will provide Biblically based, common sense education and empowerment to give HOPE to everyone from the financially secure to the financially distressed. A Dave Ramsey Certified Counselor who helps people manage their money, get out of debt and learn to“LIVE like nobody else... so they can LIVE like nobody else!”
* NOTE: PARENTS- please inform Ms. Heather before the seminar begins, that you will pick up your children at 12pm (noon). Thank you! 10 Children’s Ministry Programs Note: ThereisnoprogramonSundayandWednesday nights. Tiny Tots(0 - 19 months) Location: Classroom behind Irwin Chapel Starting Steps (20 - 35 months) Location: Heritage Room Eager Explorers (3-4years) Location: White Birch Classroom (Northsideoftennisc ourt) Kinder Kidz (completedJKorcompleted SK in June 2018) Location: Yellow Birch Classroom (Northsideoftennis court) The ROCK (completed Grade 1, 2 or 3 in June 2018) Location: Heritage Chapel Note: Morning pickup time is 11:45am.E vening pickup is 8:00-8:15pm or immediatelyf ollowing thec onclusion of the chapel service. ****F ridayevening please pick upy our children from ages 3 and older inIrwin Chapel immediatelyf ollowingF amilyF usion!
Youth Ministry Programs Please pick up a YouthM inistry ProgramF lyerintheFair Glen orF air Havens Office for more information. Sunday Morning: X.T.'s are invitedt o theF air Glen Chapel at 10:30am, Jr & Sr. Teen's attendA dult Chapel in Irwin. Fair Glen Orientation, Sunday @ 2:00pm, Meet at Fair Glen Office. MorningPr ogram: All Skills registration changes must be made at the Office by 5:00pm on Sunday.This must be done PRIOR to entering the Skill on Monday morning. Schedule Morning Periods 9:30 - 10:25am 10:25 - 11:20am 11:20 - 12:15pm X-TremeTeam Chapel Skills Skills Completed Gr 4-6, born 2007-2009 JuniorTeens Skills Skills Chapel Completed Gr 7-8, born 2005-2006 SeniorTeens Skills Chapel Life Application Completed Gr 9-12, born 2001-2004 EveningPr ogram: There is NO evening program on Sunday & Wednesday. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: Wide Games X.T.-MeetatFair Glen Chapel (7:00pm - 8:15pm) Jr. & Sr. Teens - Meet outside Fair Glen Dining Hall (7:00pm - 8:15pm) Friday: Family Fusion Youth will meet at their regular Evening Program locations, and program will conclude in Irwin Chapel. 11 Daily Activities and Sports for Everyone! (Listed alphabetically) “3on3” Basketball & Beach Volleyball Tournaments - Friday, 1:30pm Allan Elliot Memorial Tennis Tournament - Friday, 3:00pm Have fun and showcase your skills on the court at Fair Havens. Ball Hockey- Friday, 3:00pm (on the basketball court) An old favourite, bring your hockey stick and enjoy. Baseball Game - Tuesday, 2:00pm(A ges: Jr. Teens & Up) A fun guests vs. staff 3-pitch softball game at the baseball diamond. BeachP arty Night - Saturday, 7:30-9:00pm Come to the pool for some family friendly beach music and activities, lit by the stars and tiki lamps. Bicycle Parade - Wednesday, 1:30pm in front of the Office Pick up your decorating kit at the Sports Shop! Community Hallf or ALL - Tuesday, 4:00-5:00pm Enjoy crafts, challenges, activities and more in our community hall, located in the Downhere Room. Creation Discoveries Trail - Discovertheforest ecosystemasyou stroll alongF air Havens’Blue Jay Trail located behind the trailer park. Trail mapsa vailable at the Sports Shop, Fair Havens Office & Page 28. Fair Glen Orientation - Sunday, 2:00pm Meet atF air Glen Office. The tour will finish at 3:00pm. Family Campfire & Sing Along - Monday, 8:30pm @ Riverside Inn Campfire Point. FamilyF unEvent - Wednesday, 2:00pm An afternoon filled with old-fashioned family games, face painting, the dunk tank and special activities! FamilyF usion - Friday, 7:00pm at Irwin Chapel Our Bible Teacher wraps up thew eek, followed by highlights fromour childrenandyouth programs. Photos, prizes and more! A great way to finish uptheweek!P ick up children 3yrs and older in Irwin Chapel immediately followingF amilyF usion! GaGa Ball Tournament - Monday, 3:00pm Hymn Sing - Tuesday, 8:15pm @ Irwin Chapel 12 Lawn Bowling Teams - Monday-Friday, 10:45am Following Morning Chapel, gather at the Lawn Bowling Greenf orthe week’s friendly match. LittleL eague Baseball - Tuesday, 1:15pm(A ges: The ROCK & X.T.) Afuntimefortheyounger guests at the baseball diamond. LittleL eague Soccer - Thursday, 1:15pm(A ges: The ROCK & X.T.) Another game justf ortheyounger guests at the FH soccer field. Merry Heart Show - Wednesday, 7:00pm The Merry Heart Show includes sketches, videos and plenty off eatures that will keep guests of all ages laughing. It’s been a “can’t miss”since 1996. Outdoor Creation Experiences- Tuesday, 3:30-5:00pm @ Fair Glen Office Family nature events to encounter God's Creation together (see posters for weekly topics)! Pickleball- Monday - Thursday, 10:45am Lessons on Monday mornings to ber eadyf ortheroundr obin after morning chapel Tuesday to Thursday and tournament onF riday. Praise&Prayer - Thursday, 9:00pm Come and lift yourv oice in song to our Saviour at Irwin Chapel. Sandcastle Sculptures - Monday, 2:00pm Letyour creativity be expressed using sand!E veryone can do it. Serenity (recovery) - Wednesday, 8:30pm @ Downhere Room A twelve step program, for men and women, based on biblical principals to help identify negative behaviours that affect physical, mental and spiritual well- being. This meeting is a quiet place to gather in confidence and anonymity. Silverscreen - Friday, 8:30pm @ the Pavilion SoccerGame - Thursday, 2:00pm(A ges: Jr. Teens & Up) A fun and thrilling game of guests vs. staff soccer, located at the soccer field. Tennis -Monday-Friday, 10:45am Roundr obin tournament every weekday. Wildlife/Bird Walk - Tuesday mornings, 7:30-8:15am @ Fair Glen Office
Young Adults "Kick Off" & "Touch Down" - Sunday 2pm & Friday 8:30pm Calling all Young Adults! Join us in the Downhere Room for fellowship, coffee, and games. We "Kick Off" the week on Sunday and "Touch Down" on Friday. 13 2019 Program & Amenities Fees TheProgram/AmenitiesF eehelpstocoveraportionofourweekday programc osts and facility upkeep. It appliest oallCampers, Season Siters, Accommodation Guests and Day Guests. HST is applicable on all fees. WeeklyFees (Families pay for the first three children only!) Adults:$60.00 , Children & Youth (0-17yrs):$80.00 Day Guests (MondaytoFriday) All day guests MUSTr egistera t the office andr eceive a wristband upon arrivalfor security and insurance purposes. Day GuestPr ogramF ees areasfollows: Adult Child& Youth (0-17 yrs) Full Day (Arrive before1pm)$12.00 $16.00 1/2 Day (Arriveafter1pm)$6.00 $8.00 Program fee not applicable after 4pm. Saturday Day& Weekend Campsite Guests Facility Fee (complimentary BBQ included) Adults:$12.00 /day, Children & Youth (0-17yrs):$16.00 /day
Golf Cart Rentals Availablef orrentattheOffice.Mustbe25yrsandolderwithacurrent drivers license to drivearental cart. Cost:$250a weekor$135forthreedays. Limitednumberavailable.Bookin advance.Noguarantees for last minute requests.
14 Children 0-4 yrs, no charge Meal Times and Prices Children 5-12 yrs, half price Buffet Breakfast (Sun -F ri) 8:00am $11.60 BuffetLunch (Mon -F ri) 12:30pm $14.90 Buffet Dinner (Mon - Thurs) 5:30pm $20.50 Saturday Brunch 10:00am $13.50 Special Meals Saturday BBQ NEW TIME 5:00pm ** N/C Sunday Lunch (Roast BeefL unch) 12:30pm $20.50 Sunday Dinner (Soup, Salad, Assorted Wraps) 5:30pm $14.90 Friday Bountiful Buffet 5:30pm $21.50 Friday Children’s PizzaP arty (Heritage Chapel) 5:30pm * $6.00 Friday X.T. Pizza Party (Fair Glen Dining Hall) 5:30pm * $8.00 * Price isf or children 5-12y ears old.NOT half price. ** For BBQ - Season Siter Guests pay $5/adult + $2.50/child OR $15/family.
Friday Evening Meals
Bountiful Buffet is designedf or adults andy outh inR iversideI nn & WebbL ounge Dining Rooms. Children up to Eager Explorers can accompany their parents/guardians. RESERVEy our SEATS fortheBountiful Buffetby 2:30pm Thursday.
Children’s Party is designed specifically for children in Kinder Kidz and The ROCK, and is heldo utside of Heritage Chapel.Achild whoisenrolled in Eager Explorers may attend the party if they are accompaniedb y an adult or sibling of 13 years and older. One adult per child pleasef or supervision. Register early as there is limited space. X.T. PizzaP artyisfor the Xtreme Team (XT)childatFair Glen Dining Hall. Children’s Party and X.T. PizzaP arty must be purchasedb y 11:00am Friday.Allparticipantsr equireaticket.
Please Note: Meal tickets & packages are availablef or purchase at theOffi ce. To ensure your spot, please purchase tickets in advance. Needtocancel? 24 hour notice is required to be eligible for refund. 15 Each Day at a Glance! Saturday 9:30am - Check OUTf orAccommodation Guests. 10:00am - Check OUTf or Housekeeping Trailer Guests. 11:00am - Check OUTf orCampsite Guests. 1:00pm -CheckINforCampsite Guests. 3:30pm -CheckINforAccommodation Guests. 3:30pm -CheckINfor Housekeeping Trailer Guests. 5:00pm - Community BBQ at theP avilion - No ChargeforOver-night Conference Guests... gety our ticket at theOffi ce. 7:30pm - Beach Party @ the Pool. Sunday 10:15am - Children's Ministry Check-In. Those with special needs should arrive at this time to review any pertinent details with the program leaders. 10:30am - Adult &Teen service @ Irwin Chapel. Anoffering will be received. Youth in the X.T. program meet at the Fair Glen Chapel. 2:00pm - Tour of Fair Glen for parents and new families. Meet at the FG Office. 2:00pm - Young Adults 'Kick Off' in the Downhere Room. 6:30pm - FH PRESENTS!Doors open. 7:00pm - Check outFH PRESENTS! FamilyF riendly special events. Monday-Friday 7:30am - Start your daywithMorning Watch - a daily devotional time with theP astor of the Week in Heritage Chapel. 8:30am - Seethe‘Schedule at a Glance’forSwim&Lesson schedule 9:30am - Adult Chapel, Children’s& YouthPr ograms. 10:45am - Lawn Bowling, Pickleball, Tennis. 10:45am - SpecialF amily&Financial Workshops( Weeks 3 & 9). 7:00pm - Adult Chapel, Children's & YouthPr ograms (Except Wed.) Monday 10:45am - RSMFamilyF orum @Irwin Chapel( Weeks 1,2, 4-8). 2:00pm - GardenP arty @ Irwin Chapel. 2:00pm - Sandcastle Sculptures @ the Beach. 3:00pm - GaGa Ball Tournament 8:30pm - Family Campfire & Sing Along @ Riverside Inn Campfire Point.
16 Tuesday 7:30am - 8:15am - Wildlife/Bird Walks@ Fair Glen Office. (binocularsprovided) 10:30am - 4pm -“Word ShoppeS alesB onanza” outside the cafe. 10:45am - Creative Expressions @ Downhere Room-seeflyerfordetails. 1:15pm - Little League Baseball(RocktoXT) @ the Baseball diamond. 2:00pm - Guests vs. StaffBaseball Game. 3:30pm to 5pm - Outdoor Creation Experiences (OCE) @ FG Office. 4:00pm - Community Hallf or ALL @ the Downhere Room. 8:15pm - Hymn Sing @Irwin Chapel. Wednesday 10:45am - RSMFamilyF orum @Irwin Chapel (except Week 9). 1:30/2:00pm - Bicycle Parade/Family Fun Event @ The Pavilion 7:00pm - Merry Heart Show@Irwin Chapel. 8:30pm - Serenity (Recovery) @ the Downhere Room. Thursday 10:45am -Creative Expressions @theDownhere Room. 1:15pm - LittleL eague Soccer(RocktoXT)@ Fair HavensS occerF ield. 2:00pm - Guestsvs . StaffS occerGame @ Fair HavensS occerF ield. 9:00pm - Praise&Prayer.Aworship time inI rwin Chapel. Friday 1:30pm - “3on 3”Basketball &BeachVolleyballTournament @theFH courts. 3:00pm - Ball Hockey & Tennis Tournament. 5:30pm - Bountiful Buffet / Children’s / X.T. Pizza Party (see page 15). 7:00pm - Children & Youth meet at their usual locations. 7:00pm - Service&FamilyF usion in Irwin Chapel. 8:30pm - Silverscreen @ the Pavilion. 8:30pm - Young Adults 'Touch Down' @ the Downhere Room.
17 TIME SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 7:30 Morning Watch (devotional in Heritage Chapel) 8:15 Buffet Breakfast (RiversideI nn) 9:30 CHECK OUT AdultChapel Children’s Programs (infanttoCompleted Grade 3) until 11:45am Accommodations 9:30am X.T. (Xtreme Team - Completed Grades 4-6) - Chapel @F air Glen Chapel HousekeepingTrailers10am Jr.&Sr. Teens (Completed Grades 7-12) - SkillP eriod #1 10:30 X.T. -SkillP eriod #1, Jr. Teens - SkillP eriod #2, Sr. Teens - Chapel @F air Glen, 10:25am - 11:15am
10:45 CHECK OUT Adult/Youth Chapel, Creative Expressions - TUES, THURS, 10:45am @ Downhere Room Camp Sites Xtreme Team & Lawn Bowling - directly after Chapel @ the Lawn Bowling Green 11:00am Children’s Chapel RSMF amilyF orum, MONDAY& WEDNESDAY, 10:45am - 12:00pm @ Irwin Chapel
11:20 X.T.-SkillP eriod #2, Jr. Teens - Chapel @F air Glen, Sr. Teens - Life Application, 11:20am - 12:05pm 12:30 Roast Beef Lunch BuffetLunch (RiversideI nn)orLUNCH alsoa vailablef or purchase in theC onnexionC afé ConnexionC afé 1:00 ConnexionC afé Open Daily 10:30am - 10:00pm (closed during Chapel, Merry Heart Show) CHECK IN 12:30pm - 10:00pm WORD Shoppe Open Daily 10:30am - 5:30pm (open Friday after Chapel until 9:00pm) Camping WORD Shoppe WORD Shoppe Sales Bonanza - TUESDAY, 10:30am - 4:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm - 9:00pm Lawn Bowling DailyA ctivities & Sportsfor the WholeF amily after Chapel! Waterfront Golf, Tennis Fishing Swimming Swimming Pickleball Private SwimL essons - 12:20-12:50pm; 5:00-5:30pm Swimming 2:00pm - 5:00pm 2:00pm - 5:00pm Bocce Ball Adults Only Swim - 4:30-5:00pm Canoeing Basketball Open Swim - 2:00-4:30pm Kayaking Young Adults Beach Volleyball Paddleboarding 'Kick Off' 2:00 CHECK IN @ The Downhere Little League Baseball BicycleP arade LittleL eague Soccer 3-on-3 Basketball & Housekeeping Room Ladies GardenP arty ROCK & X.T. (1:15pm) 1:30pm Rock & X.T. (1:15pm) Beach Volleyball Trailers & 2:00pm @Irwin Chapel (2pm) Baseball Game 1:30pm Accommodations Jr. Teens & Up (2pm) FamilyF un Event Soccer Game 3:30pm Fair Glen Orientation Sandcastle Sculptures Outdoor Creation Exp. @ TheP avilion Jr. Teens & Up (2pm) Tennis Tournament @ Fair Glen Office @ Beach (2pm) @ Fair Glen (3:30pm) 2:00pm Ball Hockey 2:00pm GaGa Ball Community Hall 3:00pm Tournament (3pm) @ Downhere (4pm) 5:30 Community BBQ Bountiful Buffet @ TheP avilion Buffet Dinner (Riverside Inn) DINNER also availablef or purchase in theC onnexionC afé Children’s PizzaP arty X.T. PizzaP arty@FG 7:00 FH PRESENTS Adult Chapel Wide gamef oryouth Adult Chapel Adult Chapel / Doors open at 6:30pm Children’s Programs X.T., Jr.&Sr. Teens Children’sMin. openhouse Children’s Programs FAMILY FUSION Beach Party 8:00 @ The Pavilion Browsef or special Family Campfire& Merry Heart Show X.T., Jr.&Sr. Teens @Irwin Chapel 7:30pm-9:00pm gifts or books in the Sing Along @ Hymn Sing @ @Irwin Chapel 7:00pm 8:30 Word Shoppe’ til Riverside Inn 8:30pm Irwin Chapel 8:15pm 7:00pm Silverscreen 9:00pm @ The Pavilion 8:30pm Timef oryou 9:00 Serenity Praise &P rayer Young Adults Enjoy Beverages and Treats in the and your @ Downhere @Irwin Chapel 'Touch Down' ConnexionC afé ‘til 10:00pm family... 8:30pm 9:00pm @ Downhere 8:30pm 11:00 Those under 18yrs, must be at THEIRSITES ALLisQUIET (11pm to 7:30am) FairHavensActivity&AED Map ProgramL ocations: 1)1 Baseball, Soccer 2)2 SandcastleS culptures 3)3 Downhere Room 4)4 BBQ, FamilyF unEvent 5)5 Golf, Bikes,M ini-putt 6)6 Chapel Services, FH PRESENTS,Praise &P rayer, Merry Heart Show, GardenP arty,RSMFamilyF orum, Special Workshops
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21 RSM Family Forum Seminars Hostedb y Relationship Support Ministries & Fair Havens. Please signupintheOffice. Begins at 10:45am in Irwin Chapel.
week Mon, July 1 – “When Life is Down in the Dumps - Overcoming Depression” with Chaplain Dianne Nolson. 1 Wed, July 3 –“Enriching our Marriage: Understanding our Personalities” with Dave & Linda Halse.
Mon, July 8 –“The Journey of Grief - Intentional steps in a healthy, healing week direction” with Chaplain Dianne Nolson. 2 Wed, July 10 –“Enriching our Marriage: Healthy Communication” with Dave & Linda Halse.
week Mon, July 15 – “Enriching our Marriage: Understanding our Personalities” Tues, July 16 –“Enriching our Marriage: Healthy Communication” 3 Wed, July 17 –“Enriching our Marriage: Leadership in the Home” with Dave & Linda Halse.
week Mon, July 22 –“Loneliness: Disease of Our Times - Community is a God-given answer to the symptoms of Loneliness” with Chaplain Dianne Nolson. 4 Wed, July 24 –“Enriching our Marriage: Understanding our Personalities” with Dave & Linda Halse.
week Mon, July 29 –“Loss of a Spouse - How can I find HOPE?” with Chaplain Dianne Nolson. 5 Wed, July 31 –“Enriching our Marriage: Healthy Communication” with Dave & Linda Halse.
week Wed, August 7 –“Enriching our Marriage: Leadership in the Home” 6 with Dave & Linda Halse.
week Wed, August 14 –“From Fear to Confidence”– Testimony of June Smith, 7 with Chaplain Dianne Nolson.
week Wed, August 21 –“Enriching our Marriage: Understanding our Personalities” 8 with Dave & Linda Halse.
• Coordinator - Dianne Nolson • Refreshments will bea vailable in Irwin Chapel • Weekly Sign Up Sheets & Handoutsa vailable in theO ffice
*Parents* - please inform Ms.Heather before the seminar begins that youwillpickupyour childrenat 12pm (noon). 22 Teachers of the Week Week1:June29–July6 For 42 yearsJohn Garner has served in pastoral ministry, serving at Redeemer Bible Church in Niagara Falls as Lead Pastor since 2008. He studied at Central Baptist Seminary in Toronto and graduated with a Bachelor of Religious Education. John has been married to Peggi for 40 years. Peg is an R.N. who serves Christ in the work setting as well as more pastoral, missions and leadership settings. John has a passion to help see people become and grow as courageous and compassionate followers of Jesus Christ. He yearns to see the local church as a place that radiates the heartbeat of Jesus which is marked by an abundance of grace and truth.
Pastor of the Week: DougRalphY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: Colleen&GraceGarden P arty Speaker: Laurie Atkins Fair Havens PRESENTS: Movie: "God's Not Dead, A Light in Darkness"
Week2:July6–13 Peter Kenniphaas has been pastoring since 1989andiscurrentlyservingastheLeadPastorat Ferndale Bible Church in Peterborough. Peter is married to Barbara and they have 4 children and 2 grandchildren. Peter has had the privilege of pastoring 4 churches. Peter began his ministry journey in Toronto later travelling to Vancouver Island where he pastored there for 11 years. He returned back to Ontario in 2001 to pastor a church in Belleville later moving to Peterborough to begin his present pastoral ministry in 2008. Peter has a passion to encourage and build up people in the Gospel of Jesus and to see the church reach out to the community as empowered servants of Jesus. Peter's vision for the church is to become a community of Spirit-filled servants of Jesus who know, grow, and show God's love.
Pastor of the Week: PaulBrittainY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: Nathan&DustyWeberGarden P arty Speaker: Valerie Rout Fair Havens PRESENTS: Glen Soderholm 23 Teachers of the Week Week3:July13–20 Dwayne Cline was raised in rural Ontario. Never did he expect or imagine that God would call him to minister to a church in the heart of the city. Dwayne has had the privilege of pastoring, Hughson St. Baptist Church, downtown Hamilton, since January of ’95. God has provided Dwayne with a wonderful wife and ministry partner, Aimee.They have been blessed with four beautiful children, Ethan, Abby, Jewel and Ivy. Hughson St. Baptist Church has assisted in the planting of three churches over the past six years. Dwayne preaches at churches, universities and denominational meetings across Canada.
Pastor of the Week: MikeMileskiY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: LukeLangmanGarden P arty Speaker: Heather Mileski Fair Havens PRESENTS: Northern Spirit Big Band
Week4:July20–27 Russ Worrad was originally born in New York, and moved to Hamilton, Ontario, as a youth. Having felt God’s clear call to ministry at the age of 21, he pursued theological studies and receiving his B.A. and his MDiv and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Practical Theology. Over the last 20 years, Russ has served in B.C., Alberta, and Ontario as a pastor within the FEBC and the AGC, as well as a church planter within the CNBC. For the last 14 years he has been the Senior Pastor of Grace Church Newmarket (AGC) while also travelling to Romania and Egypt as a lecturer for New Life Ministries developing indigenous leaders in foreign countries through partnerships with local denominations. Russ and Shereen are empty nesters and live in Newmarket Ontario.
Pastor of the Week: MarkStricklandY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: RickAshGarden P arty Speaker: Melody Middleton Fair Havens PRESENTS: Live Dramatic Presentation by Jason Hildebrand – "Fish Eyes" 24 Teachers of the Week Week5:July27–August 3 Sunder Krishnan is a respected Bible scholar, teacher, author and much sought after international conference speaker. He is deeply committed to supporting and equipping those who work with the poor around the world. He and his wife Shyamala, have been married since 1971 and have two grown children, Vijay and Sheila, and six grandchildren. VijayKrishnan istheLeadPastorofUpperRoom Community Church in the Greater Toronto Area. Vijay, his wife Jenn and their three boys are thrilled to be in ministry in the local church. Pastor of the Week: Vijay Krishnan Adult Worship: Curtis Legiehn Youth Speaker:YMT Team GardenParty Speaker: Liz Thompson (E.D.) Fair Havens PRESENTS: Andrew Abbott Week6:August3–10 Rick Reed joined Heritage College & Seminary on January 1, 2013 as President after serving for fourteen years as Senior Pastor at the Metropolitan Bible Church in Ottawa. At Heritage, Rick teaches in the areas of preaching and pastoral theology. He received his Bachelor of Arts from Biola University, Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and Doctor of Ministry from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Dr. Reed is committed to using Scripture and his ministry experience to glorify God in the training and equipping of men and women for life and ministry. Rick is married to Linda who directs the Heritage Centre forWomen in Ministry and holds Doctor of Education degree from Southern Seminary. The Reeds have three grown children.
Pastor of the Week: GregAldertonY outh Speaker: Jason Erb Adult Worship: Imraan&TrishGarden P arty Speaker: Linda Reed Fair Havens PRESENTS: Movie: "I Can Only Imagine" 25 Teachers of the Week Week 7: August 10 – 17 Kevin Mahon has been the preaching pastor at Peoples Church for 20 years. Previously, he served at Arnstein Baptist Church for 8 years. Kevin was converted to Christ while at University, along with his wife Charlene. He received his M.Div. from Central Baptist Seminary, first attending because he wanted to learn quickly, but soon realizing that he was to make his living from the Gospel. Kevin loves to develop elders and minister together as a shepherding team. He has 5 adult children, with four married and 5 grandchildren with the expectation of many more.
Pastor of the Week: JeffScottY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: PaulElliottGarden P arty Speaker: Charlene Mahon Fair Havens PRESENTS: Ali Matthews
Week 8: August 17 – 24 Dr. Steve West is the lead pastor at Crestwicke Baptist Church in Guelph, ON, as well as an adjunct professor at Heritage Seminary (Cambridge) and Toronto Baptist Seminary (Toronto). Steve has preached and lectured in Canada, the United States, Africa, and Asia. He has been in pastoral ministry for over 12 years. He has published many articles in print and online as well as authored or contributed to several books such as Head, Heart, Hands: Life-Transforming Apologetics (2015) and Resurrection, Scripture and Reformed Apologetics (2012). Steve and his wife Heather have two beautiful daughters, Charlotte and Brooklyn and one unreasonably cute dog.
Pastor of the Week: JoelFrenchY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: Lee&CherylBrubacherGarden P arty Speaker: Heather West Fair Havens PRESENTS: The Master's Four 26 Teachers of the Week Week 9: August 24 – 31 Martin Goode met his wife Rebecca at Prairie Bible College and married, knowing God’s calling on their lives for pastoral ministry. Martin began part-time in Bridgewater NS, then as an associate at Peoples Church of Montreal, before moving with their four children to become Senior Pastor of Grace Gospel Church, Niagara Falls. Martin has worked “shoulder-to-shoulder” with the Niagara Falls City Church Network, appreciating the role of Christ’s (diverse) Church in fulfilling the mandate of making disciples until Christ returns. Along with preaching, leading and pastoral care, nothing brings more joy to his heart than seeing people“get it”—to understand God’s Word and grow to follow close to Jesus more faithfully, confidently, and fruitfully.
Pastor of the Week: WinBowmanY outh Speaker: YMT Team Adult Worship: PaulElliottGarden P arty Speaker: Rebecca Goode Fair Havens PRESENTS: Movie: "Chariots of Fire" Family Camp Teachers for 2020 Week Speaker 1) July 4-11 Bob Beasley 2) July 11-18 Terry Sanderson 3) July 18 - 25 Matt Naismith 4) July 25 - Aug 1 Rob Cripps 5) August 1-8 Norm Millar 6) August 8-15 Scott Stein 7) August 15-22 Daniel Winter 8) Aug 22-29 Brad Mellette 9) Aug 29 - Sep 5 David Elliott 27 Outdoor Creation Experiences Tuesdays (3:30-5pm) Meet @F air Glen Office Family Nature Events to Explore God's Creation! Themes change weekly (see posters): Turtle Talk, Wetland Exploring, Wildlife Games, Nature Photography, VoyageurC anoe, Stargazing, Night Hike, CanoeH ike.
For info & registration: Hiking Trails www.fairhavens.org
Creation Discoveries TrailBlue Jay Loop (1.8km) Boots and insect repellentr ecommended. Maps/Nature Guides @ the Sports Shop & Fair Havens Office. 28 Transformed byCHRIST'S POWER IN & THROUGH US Thanksgiving, October 12-14 Canadian Thanksgiving is a special time for feasts and family gatherings with turkey dinner, displays of pumpkins, coloured leaves, corn stalks, bales of hay andmost importantly a wonderful time to reflect on the goodness of God in our lives. OnSaturday,October 12, SEASON SITERS join usa t 5:30pmf oryour AnnualP ot-Luck Dinner (location TBA). OnSunday,October13 at10:30am,weinviteyoutoourfinalchapelof2019 with AGC President Bill Allan. Childcare is available. Aftertheservice come to theR iversideI nn Dining Room ande njoy ourt urkey dinner at 12:30pm. At 2:00pm therew illb e fun family activities such as a wagonride, pumpkin carving, games,a ndmore.
Call 1-800-430-5059 for more information and to reserve yourspot. Reserve Your Mate! Save the Date!
ValentinesWeekend Getaway February 7-9, 2020 With Garth & Patty Leno as guest speakers 29 In case of emergency ForPolice, Fire Department or Ambulance, call911 Emergency Address (green number) isB2215, Durham Hwy 48E AED Available - RiversideInn Lobby. If you make a 911 call, pleasereport it immediatelyt o the officet o avoid duplication. If the office is closed, please call: Gord Hiscox Cell 705-328-4251 Ryan LamoureuxC ell 416-575-8228 Liz ThompsonC ell 705-341-6345
Hospitals SoldiersM emorial Orillia 705-325-2201 Ross Memorial Lindsay 705-324-6111 UrgentC are Walk-InClinicP ort Perry 905-985-2895 Off-site Services Bus Terminal (Greyhound) Orillia 705-326-4101 PostalOffi ce Beaverton 705-426-9692 Laundromat Beaverton (2) / Orillia Banks CIBC Beaverton 705-426-5815 CIBC Brechin 705-484-5311 TD/Canada Trust Beaverton 705-426-7345 BankofMontrealW oodville 705-439-1125
Fair Havens ‘Country’ Wireless Internet Wi-Fi ‘Country’ wireless internet isa vailable throughout the groundsf or a nominal fee. This can be purchased through the Main Office (up to 1 GB per day and for a specific time frame). Pricing details are available in theM ainOffi ceorbyconnecting to the wireless network and opening aw eb browser.
30 Ground Rules No sportsactivities during chapel times, exceptf or those offered in the Children's/YouthPr ograms. Restrictions Fair Havens maintains that the following conduct is inappropriate in our context as a Christ-centered ministry organization: Abusive behavioro f anykind;Malicious acts, physical aggression or threat to the safety of others; Use of illicit drugs, alcohol, marijuana, vaping or JUULing. Our preference is a tobacco free environment. If you dosmoke then pleasedo so onthenorth side of Riverside Inn inthe designated area. Pets are not allowed on the Fair Havens property. Anyone (18 yrs. and under) must beregisteredwith and under the supervision of adult chaperones. Bicycles and Skateboarding All children and teens 18 yrs. and under mustw ear helmets when riding bicycles on the grounds. Lights on bikes are required after dark. There are top-notch skatepark facilities in Beaverton and Orillia. ModestA ttire Due to our focus on family values and the wide range of backgrounds & cultures, we encourage modesty in all attire & require that no midriff or cleavage revealing bathing suits (no plunging necklines) are worn by teens/adults (13 and up) at our beach, pool & Splash Park areas. Quiet Time This is from 11:00pm to 7:30am and will be enforced. Individuals under the age of 18are asked to stay on their campsites or in their accommodations after 11:00pm unless accompaniedb y a responsible adult. ForEveryone’sSafety Please stay on lit pathways after 11:00pm. Always wear your wristband in order to be easily identified as a guest/staff onF air Havens property.
Day Guests All Day Guests must register at the main office upon arrival, pay a day fee and wear an approved wristbandf or insurance and security purposes.
STRICT Campfire Rules ONLYapprovedcampfire wood is to beburnedon FHproperty(NOplasticsnor painted/pressuret reatedw oods are to beburnt). Pleasekeepfires to amaximum 61cm (2 feet)high.They must be superviseda ndput out by1 1:00pm. Firebans, if announced, must be adhered to.
REMINDER to NOTTAKE campfire wood home... as we do not want to spread Emerald Ash Borer insects with firewood - it will kill forests.
31 Fair Glen Campus( OFF-LIMITS to ALL Guests) Due to safety concerns, guests are only permitted to use theF air GlenC ampus facilities during scheduled and supervised program periods. Light Housekeeping (ForAccommodation Guests 9:00am - 12:00pm)
Monday and Wednesday Oaklands Motel, LivingstoneL odge, Jubilee & Chalet
Tuesday and Thursday Bill CrumpC entre, Riverside West, Kitchen/PointC ottages.
If you do notr equire light housekeeping, please place yourDo Not Disturb sign on the outside door handle. Ifyouhave needs any other day, please mention these at the office. Towel Depot OPEN: Monday-Friday, 1:30pm - 4:00pm Accommodation guests may take their soiledtow elst o the depot located east of the Chalet Buildingt oexchange themf or cleant owels. Lost & Found Pleaser eportanylostorfound itemst o the Sport Shop. Thanky ou! Promotional Photography Photos may be taken of our guests during their stayatFair Havens and maybeusedfor promotional purposes. Ifyou have concerns, please inquire at the office. You’ve Got Mail!
Letters or parcel notifications may be picked up from the Sports Shop. Check the list posted outside to see if your name made the list! 32 Notes
33 Season Siters Annual Fundraising Auction SilentA uction – back of Irwin Chapel July 29-30; August 1-2. Saturday, August 3 – Registration/Viewing 2pm – 4:45pm. Auction starts at 6:30pmf ollowing theC ommunity BBQ!!
Be ahead of the rush and finish your Christmas shopping at this fundraising event! Have a celebration on the horizon – bid on that ‘must have item’ to make it extra special. Have donations? Take to the Crampton trailer #612, between July 1 and July 26.
Check out the details onhttp://seasonsiter s.fairhavens.org
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