Today we met together at the OKAA gym for our Sabbath School and church time.
There were men in the parking lot to direct cars to the right parking place.
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| Parking attendants. |
The Rutland Youth presented a play, "The Body," at Sabbath School.
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| The eye, the ear, the arms, the legs, everything has to work together in the body. |
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| Rutland Youth put on a play for Sabbath School. |
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| It was well done. We need to work together to make things go well. |
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| Narrators for the play. |
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| The young people who put on the play. |
After the play came the Sabbath School lesson time.
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| Ern Brake in the lesson study portion of Sabbath School. |
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| Pastor Brake's five-minute sermons you can draw on a napkin to share. He had about 30 of these. |
A very nice quilt display was in the foyer.
These are some of the quilts the students and volunteer adults made in an after-school sewing club.
I think Jerrie Lou, Loretta, and Edith all help out with this group, as does Ruth S.
After a short break, church started and we enjoyed hearing Proclaim - a singing group from CUC - take part then.
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| They shared a prayer time before going up to lead the Praise Time. |
We moved into the rest of our service, the welcome, prayer, scripture reading, and the sermon.
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| Pastor Hawes welcomes everyone to the church service at Mini Camp Meeting |
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| Stefan S. leads us in prayer. |
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| Rachel S. has the scripture text. |
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| Dr. David Trim, speaker for Mini Camp Meeting, shares about SDA history and how we can grow and learn from our past. |
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| He was an excellent speaker! |
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| Someone took care to make the stage area look pretty. |
The Chosen Vessels, a singing group from the Fraser Valley, sang during Mini Camp Meeting and their music was good to hear.
Thanks to all involved for a wonderful Mini Camp Meeting weekend!
Thanks Glenda and Ali - I really appreciate seeing and HEARING the events of meetings. What beautiful harmony from the singing groups.
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