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COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS REUNITE AT COWBOY CAMP MEETING
By Jon Roberts – Montrose, Colorado … After a mandatory year off, the 21st annual Cowboy Camp Meeting assembled with some 75 attendees experiencing five days of a past lifestyle where the only worries were, “Do we ride the horse or the ATV to the meeting tent?”
The meetings, nestled in the heart of the National Forest, were attended by individuals from seven states, including a few outlaws, or non-cowboys, from Denver. The common thread of conversation among everyone was, “It’s good to be back!”
“It feels great to be back. This is one of the most beautiful spots in Colorado,” Ron Johnson, secretary treasurer of Cowboy Camp Meeting Association, enthusiastically exclaimed.
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COMMENTARY: SUMMER IS FOR PASTORS, TOO …
By Mickey Mallory … The other day, I was using my cell phone when suddenly, the screen went black. I thought initially something was wrong with my phone. “Oh no, I am out of warranty, what will I do?” But then I remembered that my phone had given me a number of warning readings that my battery was dying and I needed to plug in for a recharge. Unfortunately, I got so busy doing other things that I forgot to plug in.
Like cell phones, pastors need recharging also. They need to set aside time when they can get away from the stress and pressure of ministry and be refreshed. If they choose not to do this, they could eventually end up like my cell phone – DEAD! And while resurrection power is possible, I think God would rather keep pastors alive and see them thrive in ministry.
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WYOMING CAMP MEETING BEGINS WITH HAIL AND FOG
By RMCNews– Casper, Wyoming … Wyoming camp meeting reconvened on June 13 to an opening night of attendees focused on what was failing from the sky rather than on the speaker. Hail coated the grounds of Mills Spring Ranch in one-inch piles.
Tom Lemon, vice president for the world church, began the gathering on Tuesday evening by inviting the early group of campers to join him on a journey of being fearless of God’s power. He tied in examples of God’s creation power which engenders a respectful fear toward God.
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MILE HIGH ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MEET AND GREET
By MHANews – Highlands Ranch, Colorado … Mile High Academy continued with their summer of reconnect on July 12 with a meet-and-greet event for incoming high school students, featuring fellowship, food, and new connections.
The event, attended by 50 students, staff, and families, was a chance to welcome new students to MHA.
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KEEPING YOUR KIDS SAFE AROUND WATER
By AdventHealth … Spending time in a swimming pool, at the beach or playing in water is a fun way to beat the heat and keep kids active during the hot summer months.
But, unfortunately, with water comes risk. And active adult supervision is critical to avoiding trouble.
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