Family Camp
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Tom Harmon |
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May 23-26, 2008. Our main speaker will be Tom Harmon. Tom and his wife Joyce are no strangers to Rhodes Grove! Those who have heard Tom in the past know that he is one of the most spiritually dynamic and Scripturally powerful speakers today. Tom studied science and played football at Northern Michigan University. In 1973 he began an 11 year career with the Michigan State Police. Since 1984 Tom has been speaking, teaching and preaching itinerantly all over the United States. Family Camp takes place over Memorial Day weekend from Friday evening until Monday morning. (We let you leave in time for the parades). We offer a full meal package, kid's activities, horse rides, a variety of lodging accommodations, (including air-conditioned motel rooms) world-famous chicken BBQ and a safe place to enjoy time with your family while growing closer to God. You won't want to miss it!
Contact us for pricing, reservations, or more information.
Campmeeting
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Dr. Kirby Keller |
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Rhodes Grove is pleased to announce that our speaker for Campmeeting will be Dr. Kirby Keller. Kirby is a self-described "son of the King Street United Brethren Church" coming to know Christ there at a young age. As a native of Chambersburg, PA, Kirby enjoyed growing up on a farm where he developed a strong love for the outdoors which continues to this day.
Studying at Huntington College and Seminary in Huntington, Indiana, Dr. Keller earned graduate degrees at Princeton Theological Seminary and Fuller Theological Seminary . He has done additional graduate work in education at Lehigh University . He is an ordained Elder in the Evangelical Congregational Church and has served pastorates in Indiana and Pennsylvania prior to moving to Myerstown in 1976. In 1987, Dr. Keller was appointed as Academic Dean of the Evangelical Theological Seminary where he served as the fourth president. He has also been the Dr. Clyde W. Meadows Professor of Christian ministry at the seminary since 1988. Kirby was originally ordained in the Church of the United Brethren in Christ denomination in the historic tabernacle at Rhodes Grove in 1968 where he also served as summer youth camp director. Over the years, he has become well known throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania as a preacher and teacher, speaking at conferences, seminars and campmeetings. On numerous occasions, he has served as a guest Chaplain of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives . He has been an active Rotarian for over twenty years. As a hobby, he and his wife Carol enjoy traveling on their Honda motorcycle. Make plans to join us for our Campmeeting services each evening at 7:00 pm.
