Woodland Bible Camp: From the Board of Directors (David Pound, President) For 60 years, God has richly blessed Woodland Bible Camp, Inc. The thousands of campers who have attend Woodland over these past six decades have been equipped with God’s Word, the Bible, for a light unto their feet and a lamp unto their walk for their everyday lives. In commemoration of Woodland’s 60th Year, the Board of Directors is pleased to announce Woodland Bible Camp’s 60th Year Celebration Capital Campaign. The goal for the campaign is $60,000.00. The monies raised will be used to fund improvement in the camp’s facilities. Donations being accepted by Marcia Prather, 4028 Lambert Ave., Louisville, KY 40218 You may donate online and place a brick order by going to the camp’s website at woodlandbiblecamp.org. Click the Projects Tab on the homepage and follow the instructions.
You are invited to Woodland’s 60th Anniversary Celebration! Saturday, July 12, 2014 at Woodland Bible Camp. (Click here for Flyer) Please plan on participating in the celebration for Woodland’s 60 Years The activities begin at 1:00 P.M. EST The Woodland Games begin at 1:15 Read about yourself in camp papers dating back to the 1960’s. Check out the fashions and hairstyles from the 1970’s. When were you at WBC in the 80’s and 90’s? Participate in Woodland Jeopardy and Minute to Win It Join in the Recognition of the Woodland Walk of Faith Honorees Share in a Patriotic Service to God and Country Sing Camp Songs from the Past 6 decades. Participate in the Woodland Chorus. Dinner will be served at 5 P.M. See yourself on the Big Screen. You may want to stay overnight at Camp July 12. Renew friendships, reminisce of favorite camp times and enjoy Woodland’s beauty and renovations. Learn more at woodlandbiblecamp.org and Friends of Woodland Bible Camp fb page.
67th Annual KY/IN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP WEEK — Louisville, Kentucky — July 28 – 31, 2014 “The Mind of Christ in You” Click here for the schedule.
The 2014 KBC/SCC REUNION will be held at the campus park in Winchester on Saturday, August 23rd from 11 am to 2 pm. Those are the hours we have reserved the library. You may come earlier and stay later but will likely not have access to the Library. Please note the following: 1) Please bring 2 (or more) dishes (and yes – because someone is going to ask – full of food) for the pitch in dinner to begin at 11:30 AM. 2) Please bring a gallon of tea / lemonade/ or some other kind of drink to set on a drink table to be shared by all. 3) Please bring plates/cups/utensils/napkins enough for your group. 4) Please make sure you help clean up the area once lunch is over. We have to leave the library building as we found it. There are tables / chairs inside the library and if we have a large crowd it is possible some may sit outside to eat. We will not have a planned program but we may have some impromptu speakers whose time will be limited. When all have gone through the lunch line, we will be asking the former students to stand and quickly state your name, where you came from to school, and the years you attended. We will take group photos outside on the steps after lunch. Bring your camera . Please pray for a nice day. IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO ATTEND, please let one of the following know: by August 10th, Larry Miles (larrymiles1952@gmail.com) , Sandra Naugle (sknaugle@gmail.com) , or Bob Ross (bobross275@yahoo.com) so that we may have some idea of crowd size before we arrive. PLEASE spread the word to others. HOPE to see you there!!
“Buy The Truth And Sell It Not.” This is the biography of Bro. E. Gaston Collins. It was written by his grandson, Frank Cook of Lewisburg, TN. I had the privilege of meeting Bro. Cook on Sunday (6-30-14) at “Summer Celebration” a Lipscomb University. Bro. Collins preached at Borden Church of Christ from 1952-1957 Click here for information on the book and how to order it. It is well worth the cost and is an interesting read.
“Messengers of the Risen Lord In The Land of The Rising Sun.” This is a book about single women missionaries in Japan (1890’s thru WWII). It was written by Bonnie Miller. I heard her 2 presentations at “Summer Celebration” at Lipscomb the past 2 days (6- 30 & 7-1). Though about the single ladies ministering in Japan, the book talks about missionary families that were associated with “our fellowship” in those days. Bonnie Miller told me that the ‘Word and Work” was invaluable in her research, especially the column “On Foreign Fields,” by Don Carlos Janes (1879-1944) I have asked Bonnie to write a more detailed review of her book. The book can be ordered from Leafwood Publishers.