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North American Division Camp Meeting 2016 Schedule NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CAMP MEETING 2016 SCHEDULE v Atlantic Union Conference Bermuda Conference Bermuda Institute, South Hampton, Bermuda – English Greater New York Conference Camp Berkshire, Wingdale, NY Camp Berkshire, Wingdale, NY University of Pittsburgh - Korean Korean Mid-Eastern United Camp Berkshire, Wingdale, NY - Franco-Haitian Camp Berkshire, Wingdale, NY - Luso Brazilian Pennsylvania - Ghanaian Camp Berkshire, Wingdale, NY United Camp Meeting New York Conference Union Springs Academy Northeastern Conference Camp Victory Lake, Hyde Park, NY – English Camp Victory Lake, Hyde Park, NY - Hispanic Camp Victory Lake, Hyde Park, NY - Haitian Northern New England Conference Pine Tree Academy Campus, Freeport, Maine Southern New England Conference So New England Campground, Lancaster, MA Lancaster, MA Lancaster, MA Cape Verdean - Portuguese v SDA Church in Canada Alberta Conference Foothills SDA Camp British Columbia Conference Camp Hope Manitoba/Saskatchewan Conference Camp Whitesand, Saskatchewan Maritime Conference Camp Pugwash Newfoundland Conference Woody Acres Camp Ontario Conference Intl Centre, Toronto Quebec Conference Camp Lachute No camp meeting this year due to GC Session v Columbia Union Conference Allegheny East Conference Pine Forge Academy Campus, Pine Forge, Pennsylvania Allegheny West Conference Allegheny West, Ohio/Pennsylvania Allegheny West Campground, Thornville, Ohio Chesapeake Conference Highland View Academy, Hagerstown, Maryland - English Highland View Academy, Hagerstown, Maryland - Hispanic Mountain View Conference Valley Vista Adventist Center, Huttonsville, WV New Jersey Conference Tranquil Valley Retreat Center, Tranquility, NJ - For all nations Tranquil Valley Retreat Center, Tranquility, NJ - Hispanic Ohio Conference Mt Vernon Academy, Centerville, Ohio Mt Vernon Academy, Centerville, Ohio – Biker Mt Vernon Academy, Centerville, Ohio – Hispanic Pennsylvania Blue Mountain Academy, Hamburg, PA Blue Mountain Academy, Hamburg, PA – Hispanic Potomac Conference Shenandoah Valley Academy, New Market, VA Hylton Memorial Chapel, Woodbridge, VA – Hispanic v Lake Union Conference Illinois Conference Family Camp Meeting Cancelled – General Conference Session Camp Akita, Gilson, Illinois – Hispanic Chicago and Convocation Cancelled – General Conference Session Indiana Conference Indiana Academy Timber Ridge Camp, Spencer, Indiana – Hispanic Lake Region Conference Camp Wagner, Cassopolis, Michigan (one day convocation English and Hispanic) Camp Wagner, Cassopolis, Michigan – Hispanic Cancelled Michigan Conference Great Lakes Academy, Cedar Lake, Michigan Camp Sagola, Sagola, Michigan Camp Au Sable, Grayling, Michigan Wisconsin Conference Camp Wakonda, Oxford, Wisconsin Camp Wakonda, Oxford, Wisconsin – Hispanic v Mid-America Union Conference Central States Conference Central States Conference Center, Kansas City, Kansas Dakota Conference Dakota Adventist Academy, Bismarck, North Dakota Iowa-Missouri Conference Sunnydale Adventist Academy Kansas-Nebraska Conference Camp Meeting, Lincoln, NE Broken Arrow Camp – Hispanic Panhandle – Scottsbluff, NE Minnesota Conference Camp Meeting Rocky Mountain Conference Christian Adventure Outpost Cowboy - Silver Jack Reservoir, near Cimmeron, CO Hispanic - Glacier View Ranch, Ward, CO Korean Camp Meeting – Glacier View Ranch, Ward, CO Native Camp Meeting – LaVida Mission Northeast Colo. – Campion, Loveland, CO Wyoming - Mills Spring Ranch, Casper, WY v North Pacific Union Conference Alaska Conference - July 19-23 Bethel Camp Meeting Western Arctic Regional Camp Meeting Bristol Bay Regional Camp Meeting, Dillingham Anchorage Northside Church – Native Ministries Mini Camp Harding Lake, Fairbanks – Interior Camp Not yet decided Palmer Campgrounds, Palmer – South Central Camp Vank Island, Wrangell – Southeast Camp Idaho Conference - June 14-18 Gem State Adventist Academy – English Gem State Adventist Academy – Hispanic Montana Conference - June 17-20 Mt Ellis Academy, Bozeman Native Camp, Ft. Belknap Oregon Conference - July 19-23 Gladstone Park Campgrounds – English Gladstone Park Campgrounds – Oregon Spanish Convocation UpPer Columbia Conference - June 22-25 Upper Columbia Academy, Spangle, Washington – English Walla Walla Valley Academy – Hispanic Wapato, Washington – Native American Sheridan Meadows, Republic, Washington Bonners Ferry, Idaho – North Idaho Washington Conference - June 16-25 Auburn Adventist Academy Auburn Adventist Academy – Spanish Camp Meeting v Pacific Union Conference Arizona Conference Camp Yavapines, Prescott, Arizona Camp Yavapines, Prescott, Arizona – Hispanic Central California Conference Soquel Camp Meeting Nevada-Utah Conference Lake Tahoe Camp Meeting Northern California Conference Redwood Area Campground, Redcrest, California Southeastern California Conference English Black Ministries, Riverside Convention Center California Baptist University, Riverside, CA – Samoan Pacific Union College, Angwin, California – Korean Chinese Filipino Indonesian Japanese Korean, Pacific Union College Vietnamese Southern California Conference Japanese, Camp Wawona Greater Los Angeles Convocation Indonesian FAMMANA Convocation Korean, Pacific Union College Chinese Tongan v Southern Union Conference Carolina Conference Lake Junaluska, North Carolina Summerville Community SDA Church, South Carolina – Low Country Eastern Carolina Florida Conference Forest Lake Academy – English (Camp Kulaqua, High Springs, FL) Hispanic (Camp Kulaqua, High Springs, FL) Georgia-Cumberland Conference Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, Tennessee Gulf States Conference Bass Memorial Academy, Lumberton, Mississippi Kentucky-Tennessee Conference Highland Academy East KY Camp Meeting, Prestonsburg South Atlantic Conference South Central Conference Southeastern Conference v Southwestern Union Conference Arkansas Louisiana Conference South Louisiana Convention Center, Hammond, LA South Louisiana Convention Center, Hammond, LA Arkansas-Louisiana Jefferson Christian Academy, Jefferson, Texas N/A Ozark Adventist Academy, Gentry, Arkansas – Ozark Family Ozark Adventist Academy, Gentry, Arkansas – Arkansas Spanish Bonnerdale SDA Church, Bonnerdale, Arkansas – Bonnerdale Cowboy Springtown SDA Church, Gentry, Arkansas – Springtown Fall Round up Oklahoma Conference Wewoka Woods Adventist Center, Wewoka, Oklahoma – English Wewoka Woods Adventist Center, Wewoka, Oklahoma – Spanish Southwest Region Conference Lone Star Camp, Athens, Texas – English Lone Star Camp, Athens, Texas – Spanish Texas Conference Texico Conference Albuquerque Convention Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico .
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