June 2009
Courage to Stand Camporee Newsletter
August 11 - 15, 2009
www.camporee.org
"But Mordecai found out about the plot and told Queen Esther, who in turn reported it to the king, giving credit to Mordecai."
Esther 2:22 NIV
This issue:
1. Registration Updates
2. Prayer - Petition & Praise
3. Daytime Programming
4. Nighttime Programming
5. Facility/Campsite
6. Security/Transportation/Medical
7. Communication
8. Travel Information
9. Resources
10. International Updates
11. Volunteer - CTS Staff
12. Miscellaneous
13. Advertisements
14. Quips & Quotes
15. CTS Corporate Sponsors
16. Corrections
CTS TICKET MAILING: : E-tickets will be mailed out the end of next week. You will need to print out the e-ticket and bring it with you to the Registration booth at Camporee. You can still pick up your beautiful souvenir ticket(s) when you collect your wristband(s) at the Registration building. If you have sold tickets to another club, please see how to transfer tickets below. For more info, email admin@camporee.org or call the Center for Youth Evangelism at (800) 968-8428.
DAY PASSES: Day passes will be available for $55.00 US everyday at the west gate during the Camporee. Cash and credit cards will be accepted. If you do not want to make a $55.00 donation on Sabbath August 15th, buy your day passes now at our website.
AVAILABLE TICKETS: The only tickets available are volunteer tickets or day passes. If you would like to help by volunteering 5 hours per day (25 hours min), click here to download your application. CTS staff volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.
RESELLING TICKETS: If you would like to trade, resell or exchange tickets, contact your conference youth director or feel free to use the CTS Facebook group to post your information or find available tickets. You can browse all the information but will need to create a Facebook account to post your details.
HOW TO TRANSFER TICKETS: The Camporee is not responsible for the reselling of any tickets. If you have sold tickets to another club, please follow the directions below to transfer your tickets:
- Log in to your Member's Area.
- Click on Transfer Tickets.
- Click on New Transfer.
- Read the instructions carefully.
- Enter the email address of the individual/club you are transferring your tickets to. The person you are transferring your tickets to must have a Camporee account.
- You may select the Hold transfer box if you would like to hold the transfer until payment has been finalized. Otherwise, the tickets will be directly transferred.
- Enter the quantity of each type of ticket you would like to transfer.
- Click Submit transfer.
- Follow the email instructions that you will receive.
- The person who is selling the tickets transfers them directly to you. In this case, you do not need to do anything more.
- The person who is selling the tickets obtains a release code to give you so that you can claim your tickets once the terms of your agreement have been reached. When both parties are satisfied that the terms have been met, the seller will send you the release code. You may click on the direct link that will come in the email or do the following:
- Log in to your Member's Area.
- Click on Claim Tickets.
- Enter the Release code from your email.
- Click Submit Release
ESTHER BIBLE STORY ACTORS: The nightly Bible story presentation has over 100 actors/extras, hundreds of costumes/props and 22 new theme story songs. We ask for your prayers for this nightly presentation.
H2O BOTTLE ROCKETS: Come and participate in this exciting activity in which each participant will make their own rocket and then shoot it hundreds of feet in the air using only water and air pressure. Please note that each participant must bring two 2-liter bottles with the caps on them in order to take part. More info: Dean Whitlow at dwhitlow@hughes.net or call (812) 829-2507.
DOUBLE-DUTCH ACTIVITY: Help Pathfinders learn how to jump in, and stay in between two twirling ropes, and see professionals go the extra mile doing tricks and stunts in the rope! Sponsor needed to cover the cost of the Double-Dutch activity. Please contact Nechelle Baker at (818) 738-3461 or nechelle@andrews.edu.
ADVENTIST WORLD AVIATION: The Adventist World Aviation is seeking pilots and mechanics to vounteer to assist with aviation activities. For more information please contact Rita Damon at (920) 344-0463 or lrrh01@yahoo.com.
TALENT TENT: As a grand prize for the talent ten contestants, the top finalist each day (Tuesday-Saturday) will be offered the opportunity to be guests on a featured musical program on Hope Channel. The channel will provide a 30 minute professional produced DVD of the three top winners for their personal use. Expenses of travel to Silver Springs, MD, housing and other expenses will be the responsibility of the winner and/or their families. Hope Channel will produce the DVD master at its expense and own rights to its reproduction and sale; samples will be given to the winners. More info: Scott Steward, Hope Channel Marketing Director, at scotts@hopeTV.org or call (301)680-5218.
GT AIR SHOW: Come and see amazing bicycle tricks, similar to what is seen on ESPN's X Games and NBC's Dew Tour, on a Quarter Pipe, Box Jump, and Half Pipe ramp. The shows are fast paced and exciting, with riders performing aerials 20- 30 feet above the ramps, and technical flatland stunts being achieved on the ground. 2009 GT Slammer bikes will be raffled off daily! More info: Latoya Wolfe at wolfel@andrews.edu or call (269)471-8353.
PUPPET WORKSHOP: Learn the art of puppetry from professional puppeteers from One Way Street-Denver, CO. There will be performances, and also workshop so that Pathfinders, and their leaders may take tools back to their churches. More info: Latoya Wolfe at wolfel@andrews.edu or call (269)471-8353.
INSTEP 4 LIFE: This activity is a complete walking program in which each Pathfinder will be challenged to walk 10,000 steps a day. Fill out the form here. The registration deadline is June 26th, 2009. More info: Reg Burgess at camporeeInStep@gmail.com or call 951-684-4067.
PINEWOOD DERBY HONOR: Ray Kathol will be teaching this honor and he is looking for 8 volunteers, 14 years of age and older are welcome. More info: Ray Kathol at (626)355-3914 or (626)793-2443.
HONORS REGISTRATION: There is no honor registration prior to the Camporee and most honors do not require pre-registration during the Camporee. However, the following honors do require pre-registration. Pathfinders can register at the Honors hangar Tuesday morning starting at 10:00 am for the Tuesday afternoon schedule and at 5:00 pm for the next day's honors that require pre-registration.
- Archery
- Edible wild plants
- Kite honor
- Model boats
- Paper quilling
- Sand honor
- Sign language
- Glass etching
- Preach It honor
PREACH IT! HONOR: Upper Columbia Pathfinders are hosting the new Preach It! Honor. The honor is a training tool for Pathfinders who want to preach split-screen evangelistic sermons. If you have preached in a New Beginnings, Share Him or similar evangelistic series, and want to volunteer to instruct Preach It!, contact: Wayne Hicks at wayneh@uccsda.org or call (509) 953-9091.
KNITTING HONOR & OLYMPIC 2010 SCARF MINISTRY: Help is needed to hand knit hundreds of scarves to be distributed by young people during the 2010 Winter Games. Clubs can complete the Knitting honor. Bring your finished scarves to the British Columbia Conference Camp ground for special dedication and shipping for the games. For more info, contact Brian Wahl, British Columbia Conference Pathfinder Director, bcyouthchallenge@gmail.com or call (604) 853-5451 Ext 412.
LETTERBOXING HONOR: The Oregon Conference will be sponsoring this honor. They will display the honor requirements and resources needed to complete this new honor. For those who have started this honor and bring their stamp and log book, a special CTS stamp will be available to imprint into their logbooks. You can also imprint your stamp in a special logbook at the booth. The booth will provide a site to exchange stamp imprints with other letterboxes. We will also have clues to find two additional letterbox stamps located somewhere at the Camporee. More info: Rod Bardell at rodanntreesrus@iinet.com or (541) 367-5971.
ROCKS AND MINERALS HONOR: The Oregon Conference needs 12 clubs to bring rocks from their state or country to CTS. More info: Rod Bardell, Pathfinder Coordinator, 38887 Mt. Home Dr., Lebanon, OR 97355 or rodanntreesrus@iinet.com. Send a postcard or email with your name, club, address and rock type.
BOATS WITH DRIVERS NEEDED: We are in need of ski boats for the water ski offsite activity at the Camporee. The Camporee will cover the fuel and other expenses. Click here for more details. More info: Wendy Eberhardt at (615) 859-1391 or youth@kytn.net.
INVESTITURES: If you are interested in the Master Guide/PLA/PIA Investiture please click here and fill in the application. Please make sure to fax your application to (269)471-8355. The pins will be available for purchase at the AdventSource booth only for those who have registered to be invested at the Camporee. Deadline has been extended to June 19 at noon. More info: Erin Hannah at hannahe@andrews.edu or call (269) 471-8388.
TRANSLATORS NEEDED: We are looking for Spanish, Portuguese and French translators each night for the evening program and Sabbath morning. If you are able to help at least one program; contact James Mangum at jmangum@gscsda.org ASAP.
MUSCLES NEEDED: We are looking for 20 volunteers August 2-18, 2009 who would be willing to work long hard physical days. If you got serious muscles and a great attitude; contact Erin Hannah at hannahe@andrews.edu or call (269)471-8388.
VIDEO OPERATORS: The day in review team are looking for 2 more camera operators and assistants. If interested, send a youtube link of your filming talent to David Yeagley at david.yeagley@wc.npuc.org.
SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS NEEDED: We are looking for interpreters for each evening program and Sabbath morning. If you are able to help at least one program; contact Sarah Brown at sab9036@nyp.org.
BAPTISM FORMS: If you would like to be baptized or know of someone who would like to get baptized during the Camporee, please click here and follow the instructions. Please make sure to fax it to (269)471-8355.
MORDECAI ACTOR NEEDED: Calling all wiser generation pathfinders! We are seeking one male actor 50+ years of age that could help portray the character of Mordecai. This person would need to be available July 21st through August 17th. Please send us your DVD or YouTube link with a 60 second monologue, preferably showing both a serious and funny side. More info: Erin Hannah at hannahe@andrews.edu or call (269) 471-8388.
2009 BIBLE-&- BUCK PROJECT: Bring an English or Spanish Bible and a dollar bill to cover shipping cost to help share the gospel to someone in another country. At the 2004 FOF Camporee, we collected 32,000 Bibles (18,000 dollars in shipping). Just think, if we all bring just 1 Bible and a buck; we will have 35,000 Bibles to give away around the world. Click here for more info.
NIGHTTIME SEATING: We encourage you to bring a chair to sit through the nighttime program to have the best experience each night.
ICE: Blocked and crushed ice will be available at the Big Red Barn starting Monday August 10th at noon. Ice will be for sale from 8:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m, Tuesday through Friday. Be sure to bring a "little red wagon" to hall the bags of ice back to your campground.
- Crushed ice: 7lb bag for $2.50 US.
- Crushed ice: 20 lb bag for $5.00 US.
- Block ice: 11 lb for $5.50 US.
LOST AND FOUND: If you lose any clothing or towels during the Camporee, go to the registration building to claim them until 10:00 am on August 16, 2009. After this date, all clothing and towels will be donated to the local Adventist Community Service and only non-clothing items will be logged into the lost and found.
FOOD VENDING LIST: FOOD VENDING LIST: For a full list of food vendors, food being sold and prices, click here.
PROPANE TANK REFILLS: We plan to have a propane refill station near the South Gate where the RV pumping station is. Look for more information in our next newsletter for times and prices.
SWINE FLU HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CAMPOREE MEDICAL TEAM: "Please monitor the health of your pathfinder team as we get closer to the Camporee. If there are any illness epidemics in your locality, please notify us as soon as possible so we can monitor this concern. Your medical team is keeping a pulse of the national and local epidemic medical concerns and we will be wise to the possible threats that may present themselves and provide appropriate guidance for your health and safety." - David L. Mayor, medical director, dad@mayorfamily.com.
SECURITY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: We are still looking for more security/transportation volunteers. More info: Ralph Shelton at rshel412@aol.com or call (773) 846-2661 ext 205 or contact Kevin Wilkinson at kwilkinson@ci.neenah.wi.us or call (920) 982-8600.
MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The medical team is still in need of:
- Paramedics
- EMTs
- Nurses
- Doctors with specialties in: Pediatric, emergency, dental, general practice, internal medicine, general surgery and OB. Ophthalmology, dermatology and psychiatry, on call as needed.
LARGE ITEMS SHIPPING ADDRESS: Pathfinders leaders can start shipping items after July 1, 2009. If it comes before, it will not be accepted on site. Please ship either UPS or in way you can track and see who signed for the package. Make sure you put the following information on the package:
EAA/Pathfinders Receiving
Conference/Club name/Person's name
3130 Knapp St Rd.
Oshkosh WI 54902
Contact phone number/cell phone
SENDING YOUR PATHFINDER MAIL: If you want to send your Pathfinder mail during Camporee, here is the format and address:
Ryan Whitehead (Pathfinder's name)
Evergreen Pathfinders Club (Club name)
Michigan Conference (Conference)
Lake Union (Union)
North American Division (Division)
Courage to Stand Camporee
1025 W 20th Street
Oshkosh, WI 54901-9998
SHARE YOUR STORY: The Adventist Review is looking for stories of outstanding Pathfinder clubs. Email your story to Erica at arintern@gc.adventist.org by July 10, 2009.
FREE BUSINESS CENTER: This location will offer a fast hard line internet connection for adult business people who have laptops and need a table to work from.
FREE EMAIL CENTER: We will have 20 computer units for email purposes in hangar A. More info: Vern Byrd at Vernon@andrews.edu or call (269)471-8384.
CTS NEWSPAPER IDEAS: What are your top 10 tips? The daily Camporee Newspaper would like to hear from previous Camporee groups the top 10 tips you'd give a first-time attendee. Both useful and creative tips are welcome. Email ideas to Pat Spangler at spanglep@andrews.edu.
BUS TRANSFER FROM AIRPORTS: Travel Leaders agency is providing bus transfers from different neighboring airports at a fee; so far they have 75 transfers from Milwaukee, 71 from Midway and 13 from Appleton airport. If you would like to book an airport bus transfer, call (920)426-3550 or click here.
OFFSITE ACCOMMODATIONS: There are about 300 rooms available in Gruenhangen - dormitories at the University of Wisconsin, all within 25 minutes or less of the CTS/EAA campground. Rooms with air conditioning are $40/night and rooms without it are $35/night. Attendees would need to call and mention they are participating in the Courage to Stand Pathfinder Camporee to get the discounted price. To reserve a room, call Marc Nylen at (920) 424-1106. To view more room details and location, click here. Prices are subject to change, please call ahead of time and confirm rates in writing.
OFFSITE CAMPING OPTIONS: If you have a CTS Day Pass, remember that you are required to leave the CTS/EAA campground 30 minutes after the end of the nighttime program. Here are some options for offsite camping:
- Circle R: www.circle-r-camp.com or call (920) 235-8909.
- Hickory Oaks: www.hickoryoakscampground.com or call (920) 235-8076.
- Kalbus Country Harbor: www.kalbuscountryharbor.com or call (920) 426-0062.
- Sleepy Hollow Farm: www.sleepyhollowfarm.com - (920) 231-0122.
RV RENTAL: If you need to rent an RV while in Oshkosh; here are some recommendations: Apple Valley Camping in Appleton at (920)757-0676 or Fox Valley RV rental at (920)757-1597. Submitted by Kevin Wilkinson. More RV rental options can be found on our CTS website.
BULK FOOD PRE-ORDERS: Pathfinders can now order bulk food items from a local vendor called Sysco. The pre-orders can be ordered up until August 8, 2009 and will be delivered to Red Barn at the EAA grounds on August 11, 2009 at noon. All orders will be COD (charged on delivery) upon delivery. Please remember these are bulk items, there is no breaking of cases. For ordering or questions, please contact: Ken Zook at zook.kenneth@eastwi.sysco.com or call (920)379-2200.
LETTER TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Click here to find a letter that can be presented to Public School administration to inform them of the Camporee and request an excused absent.
INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION IS CLOSED: The deadline for international registration closed on May 6th. We have sold over 2,000 tickets for pathfinders and leaders in 65 countries representing all 13 world divisions of the Seventh-day Adventist church. We have 1580 being hosted, 493 not being hosted, making a total of 2073 international participants.
| ECD - East Central Africa Division | NSD - Northern Asia-Pacific Division |
| Kenya | Hong Kong |
| Rwanda | Japan |
| Tanzania | Mongolia |
| Uganda | South Korea |
| ESD - Euro-Asia Division | SAD - South American Division |
| Russia | Argentina |
| Ukraine | Brazil |
| Guyana | |
| EUD - Euro-Africa Division | Philippines |
| Belgium | |
| Czech Republic | SID - Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division |
| France | Botswana |
| Germany | Malawi |
| Italy | South Africa |
| Latvia | Zimbabwe |
| Romania | Zambia |
| Spain | |
| Switzerland | SPD - South Pacific Division |
| Australia | |
| IAD - Inter-American Division | Fiji |
| Bahamas | New Zealand |
| Barbados | Papua New Guinea |
| Belize | Tonga |
| Cayman Islands | |
| Colombia | SSD - Southern Asia-Pacific Division |
| Costa Rica | Bangladesh |
| Cuba | Philippines |
| Dominican Republic | Singapore |
| Grenada | Thailand |
| Jamaica | |
| Mexico | SUD - Southern Asia Division |
| Puerto Rico | India |
| St Maartens N.A. | |
| Trinidad & Tobago | TED - Trans-European Division |
| Venezuela | Egypt |
| Virgin Islands – St Croix | England |
| Virgin Islands – St Thomas | The Netherlands |
| United Arab Emirates | |
| NAD - North American Division | |
| Bermuda | WAD - West-Central Africa Division |
| Canada | Ghana |
| USA | Nigeria |
INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERS: International guests can interview to volunteer when they arrive at the Camporee. They cannot purchase a volunteer staff ticket to enter the Camporee. They have to be in possession of an international ticket to come to Camporee, where they can volunteer, if needed.
RESELLING OF INTERNATIONAL TICKETS: International tickets are reselling globally. We have two from the Mongolian field - first ever to Camporee - buying tickets from the Caribbean and two from Thailand connecting with Australia. If your group is looking for more tickets, check the Camporee facebook page. Note that all tickets purchased through facebook are nonrefundable, letters of confirmation are not available, and accommodation will be your own responsibility (no hosting unless you're joining a group that is hosted and the host agreed to add you).
INTERNATIONAL GUESTS CAMPING INDEPENDENTLY: There will be chairs and tables, and several large marquees - giant tents - to be shared by the groups who have registered to camp independently. Please email Glynis Bradfield at international@camporee.org if you are camping independently, and if your group size changes.
COMMUNICATE WITH HOSTS: Thank you for being considerate of the generous offer of hosts to share tents and meals with you. If you haven't been introduced to your host, email Glynis Bradfield at international@camporee.org before June 30. Be sure to email your group's arrival and departure times, as well as the gender and age of all group members. If members of your group are denied visas, please let your host know. If your group gets bigger, please ask your hosts if they're willing to take a few more.
CAMPOREE SITE ADDRESS: Here's the Camporee location, for visa applications: 3000 Poberezny Road, Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54902 USA.
TOP AREAS STILL IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS:
- Security (Hangar security, gate security and EAA museum security)
- Medical (Nurses, doctors and EMTs)
- Daytime activities
- AY Honor Booth
- Facilities setup and takedown
- Registration
- Whenever needed
TLT VOLUNTEERS: We are still in need of 275 TLTs who can serve 5 hours a day. These are different areas needed:
- 150 for honors
- 20 for parade on Wednesday and Sabbath
- 20 for transportation
- 20 for water distribution on Sabbath morning
- 50 whenever needed
Here is how to register a quality TLT:
- For the director (or person who bought the ticket)
- Set up a volunteer account
- Go to the Already Registered page of the website.
- Log in with your username and password.
- In the Member's Area that appears, click on "Set up volunteer accounts."
- Enter the names, usernames and passwords for each applicant you would like to create an account for.
- Log Out.
- Set up a volunteer account
- For the TLT
- Apply to be a volunteer
- You will receive an email telling you your username and password.
- Go to the Volunteer Tab of the website.
- Log in to your volunteer account (the information from the email).
- Click on "TLT Volunteer Application."
- Fill out all four pages of the application and click "complete."
- In the page that appears click "Download Application Form."
- Clicking this will give you a pdf file.
- Save the resulting pdf to your computer.
- Print the pdf.
- Give the leader endorsement forms to the appropriate people.
- Sign and date the form.
- Send the application by mail or fax.
- Apply to be a volunteer
LOCKS OF LOVE: Are you affiliated with a barber or beauty shop and would like to get involved at the Camporee? Donate scissors and smocks to the Loves of Love booth. Also, we are in need of Beauticians and Barbers to cut hair. More info: Latoya Wolfe at wolfel@andrews.edu or call (269)471-8353.
NAD NATIVE VILLAGE: Seeking tour guides. If you have a passion for Native Indian history or a desire to learn, this could be a great opportunity for you! Contact Debra Claymore at (970) 214-9666 or dclaymore@comcast.net.
"ONE WAY STREET" MINISTRY: They are seeking volunteers in the Denver area to assist with puppet workshops. Volunteers will attend a training seminar at One Way Street before the Camporee. More info: Todd Liebenow at (303) 790-1188 x119.
CTS VOLUNTEERS: The CTS volunteer application forms have been updated. If you will like to help out, click here for the new form. More info: Erin McLean and Lindsey Shotwell at volunteers@camporee.org or call (269)471-8386.
YOUNG ADULT STAFF NEEDED: Camp Au Sable is hiring young adults to work at the Courage to Stand International Pathfinder Camporee in Oshkosh, WI. More info: Ken Micheff at kmicheff@misda.org or call (517) 316-1500.
FOOD CONCESSION VENDORS: This is a great way to raise money for your Pathfinder Club. Deadline is June 30, 2009. All applications, fees and insurance must be approved by that date. To find out more information, contact Dan Burtnett, Coordinator, by phone (574) 315-4191 or at campfoodvending@aol.com. You can also visit our website.
KELLOGG'S FOOD ORDER: The deadline to order veggie foods from Kellogg's is extended until June 30. The food order forms are available on our website. Log into your Camporee account and click on "Purchase Camporee Food". All orders must be prepaid with a credit card by June 30, 2009. Food orders will be delivered to your campsite. More info: Vern Byrd at vernon@andrews.edu or call (269) 471-8384.
EXHIBITORS: For a list of the exhibitors that will be available at the Camporee, click here.
NOT GETTING THE NEWSLETTER? If you know of someone who is not receiving the newsletter, please ask them to check their spam/junk mail.
BANKING OPTIONS: There are 2 banks with ATM machines 1.7 miles away from the campgrounds. U.S Bank (920)424-4310 and Anchor Bank (920)236-3884.
NATHAN GREENE'S CTS PAINTING: Nathan Greene will be unveiling a special Esther painting live on stage during the nighttime program. This painting and posters of the painting will be on sale at the Camporee. Watch for more details in the future newsletters. More info: Dan Houghton at Heart Research (800)487-4278.
INSURANCE INFORMATION: Adventist Risk Management is offering insurance; click here to see their brochure and prices. You can purchase this insurance by clicking here. More info: Joshua Nieblas at jnieblas@adventistrisk.org or call (301) 680-6863.
2004 OSHKOSH COMMUNITY RETAIL STORIES: We want to know what items the local area stores ran out of in 2004. We've heard about hot dog buns, peanut butter, fruit, beans at Taco Bell, and ground tarps for tents. If you can think of other items, please email our operations manager and community retail representative, Vern Byrd at vernon@andrews.edu.
EAA CAMPGROUND TOUR ATTENDEES: We had over 70 people at the Oshkosh site visit on April, 2009. The attendees were:
| April Romuald | Arthur Blinci | Larry and Janelle Dalson |
| Trevor Thomas | Derral Reeve | William Cameron |
| Bob Gaede | Mike Edge | Jonas Whitley |
| Dean Whitlow | Floyd Brock | Kevin Wilkinson |
| Laffit Cortes | Rick Binford | Leslie Franke |
| Jose Lopez | Patti Whiting | Mike Stevenson |
| Joshua Nieblas | Pam Scheib | Brian Wahl |
| Jose Bourget | Roger Wade | George Johnson |
| Manny Cruz | Lloyd Schanfenberg | Josue Feliciano |
| Jim Oliver | Bob Wong | Denny Grady |
| Allan Williamson | John Swafford | Ralph Shelton |
| David Yeagley | Jonatan Tejel | George W. Ray I |
| Pedro Perez | Pete Maldonado | Van Hurst |
| Rodney Grove | Jimmy Hudgins | Gene Clapp |
| James Mangum | Richard Williams | Hebert Valiame |
| Russell Rambert | Alexander Rowe | Charles N. Leader |
| Art Preuss | Deb Claymore | Ken Veal |
| Lyle Petry | Roy Parham | Eddie Heinrich |
| Craig Heinrich | Wendy Eberhardt | Henry Livergood |
| Latoya Wolfe | James A. Landy | Roy Butler |
| Dan Whitlow | Wesley Chism | Nigel E. Lewis |
| Lindsey Shotwell | Erin McLean | Nelida Aguero |
| Andrew Perrin | Jose Torres | Rebecca Cross |
| Vern Byrd | Japhet De Oliveira | Dana Rhynus |
| Betty Whitehead | Ron Whitehead |
ADVENTIST WORLD AVIATION: Pathfinders built an airplane in 1999! Earn a mission aviation patch in 2009! Opportunities for Youth in Missionary Aviation:
- Work on the only youth-sponsored missionary plane in history!
- Go on short-term mission trips!
- Complete missionary aviation courses at the Courage to Stand Camporee; earn a special patch and certificate in missionary aviation!
GRIGGS INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY: As a global SDA educational institution, the mission of Griggs University & International Academy is to provide educationally sound, values-based, guided independent study and distance education programs that build a foundation for service to God, church, and society. More info: www.griggs.edu or call (800) 782-4769. For the full advertisement, click here. [Paid advertisement]
W2 PRODUCTIONS: Don't forget to order your trading pins. Any orders placed before April 1, 2009 receives a special discount. We design pins, banners and T-shirts. More info: Wimberly Wolfe at wwolfe@cfl.rr.com or call (407) 509-4772. You can also visit our website: www.w2-productions.com. For the full advertisement, click here. [Paid advertisement]
PATHFINDER SHIRTS: Pathfinder Shirts has Courage to Stand T-shirts available now with club names for just $8.00. More info: www.pathfindershirts.com. [Paid advertisement]
ONSITE CTS NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT SIZES AND RATES: If you would like to recognize an anniversary or birthday with our daily newspaper, purchase your space today!
| SIZE | 1 DAY RATE | 5 DAY RATE |
| Full Page | $1000.00 | $2500.00 |
| Half page (horizontal) | $500.00 | $1300.00 |
| Half-page (vertical) | $500.00 | $1300.00 |
| Quarter page (horizontal) | $250.00 | $700.00 |
| Quarter page (vertical) | $250.00 | $700.00 |
| Eighth page | $140.00 | $500.00 |
| Personal Ads | $1.75/word |
Ads bought in the CTS Newspaper will run in our daily issue, package prices are available upon request. Ads will be placed on the CTS website after the Camporee. For more info, contact Wanda Poole at wpoole@dreamlegacy.net.
"Generosity is changing one's focus from self to others." - John Maxwell.
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Adventist Risk Management (www.adventistrisk.org) - 5 Camporees
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ADRA (www.adra.org) - 3 Camporees
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