Be Boundless: Family Camp 2015

O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me!

Eastern Pennsylvania & Delaware DivisionLt. Colonels Stephen & Janet Banfield

Divisional Leaders

SouthCamp

NorthCamp

BlueberryIsland

LakeLadore

Entrance

Entrance

1

37. South Camp House 38. Farm 39. Administrator House 40. Pioneer Wilderness Camp

Site & Facility 1. Ladore Lodge 2. Leadership I & II 3. Annex I & II 4. North Amphitheater 5. North Boat Dock 6. Waterfall 7. Ai-Yuk-Pa Village 8. North Beach 9. Challenge Course 10. Cayuga Village 11. Mohawk Village 12. Mohawk Field & Playground 13. Low Ropes Course 14. Upland Pool 15. Hilltop Apartments 16. Laundry (South) 17. Dry Storage 18. Carousel Dining Hall 19. South Boat Dock 20. The PARC Pavilion 21. Health Lodge 22. Harvey Lane Co�ages 23. Staff Lounge 24. Seneca Village

25. Seneca Amphitheater 26. Playground 27. Arts and Crafts Pavilion 28. Rainy Day Pavilion 29. Oneida Field 30. Horse Paddock 31. South Beach 32. DYS House 33. Camp Office (South) 34. Nature Lodge 35. Gate House 36. Maintenance

2

3 4

56

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17 18 19

20

2122

23 25

24

2627

28

2930

313233

343536

37 38

39

40

1. Ladore Lodge2. Leadership I & II3. Annex I & II4. North Amphitheater5. North Boat Dock6. Waterfall7. Ai-Yuk-Pa Village8. North Beach9. Challenge Course10. Cayuga Village11. Mohawk Village12. Mohawk Field & Playground13. Low Ropes Course14. Upland Pool (South)

15. Hilltop Apartments16. Laundry (South)17. Dry Storage18. Carousel Dining Hall19. South Boat Dock20. The PARC Pavilion21. Health Lodge22. Harvey Lane Cottages23. Staff Lounge24. Seneca Village25. Seneca Amphitheater26. Playground27. Arts and Crafts Pavilion28. Rainy Day Pavilion

29. Oneida Field30. Horse Paddock31. South Beach32. DYS House33. Camp Office (South)34. Nature Lodge 35. Gate House 36. Maintenance37. South Camp House38. Farm 39. Administrator House40. Pioneer Wilderness

Camp

Camp Ladore

N

2

SouthCamp

NorthCamp

BlueberryIsland

LakeLadore

Entrance

Entrance

1

37. South Camp House 38. Farm 39. Administrator House 40. Pioneer Wilderness Camp

Site & Facility 1. Ladore Lodge 2. Leadership I & II 3. Annex I & II 4. North Amphitheater 5. North Boat Dock 6. Waterfall 7. Ai-Yuk-Pa Village 8. North Beach 9. Challenge Course 10. Cayuga Village 11. Mohawk Village 12. Mohawk Field & Playground 13. Low Ropes Course 14. Upland Pool 15. Hilltop Apartments 16. Laundry (South) 17. Dry Storage 18. Carousel Dining Hall 19. South Boat Dock 20. The PARC Pavilion 21. Health Lodge 22. Harvey Lane Co�ages 23. Staff Lounge 24. Seneca Village

25. Seneca Amphitheater 26. Playground 27. Arts and Crafts Pavilion 28. Rainy Day Pavilion 29. Oneida Field 30. Horse Paddock 31. South Beach 32. DYS House 33. Camp Office (South) 34. Nature Lodge 35. Gate House 36. Maintenance

2

3 4

56

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17 18 19

20

2122

23 25

24

2627

28

2930

313233

343536

37 38

39

40

From our Divisional Leaders

Dear Pendel Divisional Family:

Welcome to Camp Ladore and our 150th year Army celebration! This has been a year of ‘Boundless’ blessings as we have remembered our beginnings in the East End of London by William and Catherine Booth, our heritage of 135 years since Eliza Shirley opened fire in Philadelphia and renewed our commitment to the ‘whole world redeeming’ through the wonderful and diverse ministries of this great Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware Division.

Our special guests for the weekend, the Chief of the Staff, Commissioner William Roberts and Commissioner Nancy Roberts, from International Headquarters, will lead us and join with our own delegates to the ‘Boundless’ Congress to bring the flavor and excitement of the international celebrations to our gathering.

It is our prayer that we will capture some of the joy in worship and fellowship that was experienced at the Congress while celebrating the rich ministry and fellowship that is unique to Pendel.

Praise to the Lord for His boundless blessings!

Lt. Colonels Stephen & Janet BanfieldDivisional Leaders

3

Friday, August 28, 2015

Saturday, August 29, 2015

Schedule

6:00–8:00 pm Drive thru Registration at PARC (Dinner not provided)

6:00–7:45 pm Camp Store Open at PARC /Gift Shop Open at Lodge

4:00–7:30 pm Sound checks & various rehearsals (See leaders for information)

7:45–9:45 pm Children’s Meetings (0–5 yrs only; 6 and up attend United Gathering) Please see pg. 6 for locations

8:00–9:30 pm United Gathering I (Keynote) at PARC (Translation available)

9:30 pm Snacks and Fellowship outside PARC

9:30pm–10:00pm Camp Store Open at PARC

10:30–11:30 pm Late Night Swim at South Pool (Sign-up)

7:00 am Early Coffee at Lodge & Carousel

8:15–9:15 am Breakfast at Carousel

8:45–9:15 am Camp Store Open at PARC

9:15 am–12:00 pm Children’s Meetings (Infant–12 yrs) Please see pg. 6 for locations

9:30–11:30 am Hispanic Gathering at Lodge Chapel with Major Walter Droz

9:30–10:30 am Gathering II at PARC – Bible Study with Chief of the Staff, Commissioner William Roberts

10:30–10:45 am Break (Light snack – for PARC side)

10:45–11:45 am Gathering III at PARC – Bible Study with Chief of the Staff, Commissioner William Roberts

12:00–4:00 pm International Food & Fellowship Fair* at Oneida Field – Canteens /Tents

2:00 pm Walk for Slovakia – Walk/Run** – Start at Oneida Field (Bring the whole family, strollers welcome!)

2:00–4:00 pm Camp Store Open at PARC /Gift Shop Open at Lodge

1:30–4:30 pm Free Time for Fellowship***

5:00–6:30 pm Service Recognition Dinner at Lodge Dining Room (By invitation only)

5:00–6:30 pm Dinner at Carousel 4

Schedule

6:30–7:30 pm Camp Store Open at PARC

7:15–9:15 pm Children’s Meetings (Infant–12 yrs) Please see pg. 6 for locations

7:30 pm United Gathering IV: Celebration of God’s Faithfulness at PARC

9:00 pm Snacks by Carousel

9:30 pm Fireworks Over the Lake by Carousel

9:00–10:00 pm Camp Store Open at PARC

10:00–11:00 pm Late Night Swim at South Pool & Lodge

**

****

Walk for SlovakiaOpen Registration Times

Friday 6:00–7:30 pm 9:00–10:00 pm

Saturday 9:00–9:30 am 1:30–2:00pm

Free Time Activities (by location)

HILL Open Swim at South Pool

LODGE Sign-up Swim at North Pool Bocce Miniature Golf Gift Shop

PARC Camp Store

CAROUSEL Pontoon Boat Rides Gaga Pit

ONEIDA FIELD Horse Rides Face Painting Balloons Inflatable Jousting Obstacle Course Bounce House

SOUTH BEACH Paddle Boats & Canoes Slip-n-Slide

International Food & Fellowship Fair Activities

Bounce HouseInflatable JoustingFace PaintingBalloon AnimalsReception with Harold & Priscilla Burgmayer

5

Sunday, August 30, 2015

Schedule

6:00–7:00 am Early Coffee at Lodge & Carousel

7:00–9;00 am Breakfast at Carousel (Serving line closes at 8:45 am)

9:15–10:00 am Gathering V – Family Sunday School at PARCAfter Sunday School, parents with children ages 6–12 need to sign in his or her child in the PARC lobby. Children will be escorted to their location by Youth Team. Nursery & Preschool to be escorted by parents.

9:15–10:00 am Adult Spanish Sunday School at Staff Lounge

10:15 am Children’s Meetings (Infant–12 yrs) Please see above for locations

10:30 am United Gathering VI at PARC (Translation available)

12:30 pm Sunday Lunch at Oneida Field – Canteens /Tents

1:30 pm Homeward Bound

Children’s Meetings

FRIDAY

7:45–9:45 pm Infant (0–1) With Parent (Cry Room available in PARC) Nursery (1–2) Solarium at Health Lodge Preschool (3–5) Seneca Activity Building Children (6–12) Attend United Gathering in PARC

SATURDAY

9:15am–12:00pm Infant (0–1) With Parent (Cry Room available in PARC) Nursery (1–2) Solarium at Health Lodge Preschool (3–5) Seneca Activity Building Children (6–12) Staff Lounge

7:15–9:15 pm Infant (0–1) With Parent (Cry Room available in PARC) Nursery (1–2) Solarium at Health Lodge Preschool (3–5) Seneca Activity Building Children (6–12) Staff Lounge

SUNDAY

9:15–10:00 am All Ages–Adult Rally Day – Family Sunday School at PARC

10:15am–12:15 pm Infant (0–1) With Parent (Cry Room available in PARC) Nursery (1–2) Solarium at Health Lodge Preschool (3–5) Seneca Activity Building Children (6–12) Staff Lounge

6

Boundless Logo

The logo displayed was designed by Kim Hansen and Jan Aasmann Størksen from Norway as the official logo for The Salvation Army’s 150th Anniversary Congress. The logo is comprised of interwoven doves, which symbolize the Holy Spirit, who is at the center of our movement and the colors, red, yellow, and blue represent both the Army colors and the diversity of our members. The doves come together in the shape of a star, which is the center of our flag and represents the fire of the Holy Spirit. Lastly, the overall shape of a circle represents the world redeemed by our Lord, Jesus Christ. The circle has no beginning or ending, reminding us of the eternal and boundless nature of God. God’s love, his salvation and his grace are indeed boundless and worthy of our acknowledgement.

The Creation of the Logo

7

Special Guests

Chief of the Staff,Commissioner William Roberts

World Secretary for Women’s Ministries,Commissioner Nancy Roberts

Commissioner William Roberts took office as Chief of the Staff on 1 October 2013 and Commissioner Nancy Roberts became World Secretary for Women’s Ministries. They came to these roles having been national leaders of The Salvation Army in the United States of America for three years. Commissioners William and Nancy Roberts were National Commander and National President of Women’s Ministries, respectively.

They bring to their present responsibilities a broad and varied background of service, both in the United States and internationally. As national leaders, USA, they served as the General’s appointed representatives in the United States, coordinating, supporting and promoting matters of national concern to The Salvation Army.

Commissioned as officers in The Salvation Army in 1971 after completing training as members of the Victorious Session of cadets, they served in three corps appointments, followed by a number of divisional appointments. Commissioner William served as Financial Secretary, Divisional Secretary, General Secretary and as leader of two divisions: Western Michigan and Northern Indiana, and Metropolitan. Commissioner Nancy Roberts held divisional appointments as Corps Cadet Counsellor, League of Mercy Secretary and Home League Secretary. During that time she also was appointed as a therapist at a Salvation Army addictions programme. Her final two divisional appointments were as Director of Women’s Ministries.

From 2001 to 2005 they led the South America East Territory, comprising Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. This was followed by Commissioner 8

Special Guests

William Roberts being appointed to IHQ, London, in 2005 as International Secretary for Business Administration, with Commissioner Nancy Roberts appointed as Secretary for IHQ Staff Development and IHQ Chaplain. On 1 March 2008, Commissioner William Roberts became Territorial Commander of the newly created Kenya West Territory and Commissioner Nancy Roberts was appointed as Territorial President of Women’s Ministries.

Commissioner Nancy Roberts, a first-generation Salvationist and a school teacher by training and profession prior to officership, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Early Elementary Education and a Master of Arts degree in Guidance and Counselling, both from Eastern Michigan University. She is certificated in gerontology from Madonna University and is a licensed professional counsellor in the State of Michigan, USA. She has also studied at the Nazarene Theological Seminary and Illinois Benedictine College.

She has been the leader of numerous seminars and classes, and has served on the teaching staff of The Salvation Army’s National Seminar on Evangelism and the USA Central Territory’s Officer Continuing Education Programme. In 2001 she was included in the list of 100 women ‘making a difference in Chicago’ for Today’s Chicago Woman magazine.

The son of Salvation Army officers, Commissioner William Roberts holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Wayne State University and a Master of Arts degree in Religious Studies from the University of Detroit. He has also studied at the University of Minnesota, Nazarene Theological Seminary and North Park Seminary. He was selected to attend the International College for Officers in London in 1982.

He has served on the teaching staff of the USA Central Territory’s Officer Continuing Education Programme as well as the USA Central’s Asbury Theological Seminary Preaching Seminar.

Commissioners Roberts have served on the boards of a number of not-for-profit organisations including, for Nancy, Enough is Enough and the Wesleyan Holiness Women’s Clergy, and, for Bill, the National Association of Evangelicals and the National Interfaith Cable Coalition.

The Roberts are the proud parents of four children—William, Rebecca, Barbara and Bramwell—who, along with their spouses, have provided them with 12 grandchildren, who have made them even prouder.

9

Special Guests

Major Walter DrozMajor Walter Droz was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He and his wife of 44 years, Major Marta Droz, have four children and eight grandchildren.

Major Droz came to know The Salvation Army in 1979 while the family was going through a very difficult time. His third child Martin

was born with a serious heart condition that needed open heart surgery, an operation that could not be performed until he was three years old. During those three years, the most dreadful moment of his everday life was the walk from Martin’s room door to his crib—he never knew if his son was going to be alive that day. The Salvation Army Bayamon Corps, with then Captains Roberto & Mercedes Pagan, became aware of the situation and began to provide moral and spiritual support to the family. Praise God, Martin is doing well today and serving the Lord. The Lord used the ministry of loving care and support to bring Majors Droz to know Him and they accepted Jesus as their Savior and Lord and were enrolled as Soldiers in 1980.

Responding to His call in September 1982, Major Droz and his wife Marta left Puerto Rico and began the Hispanic ministry at the York, Pennsylvania Corps. Over the coming years, they went from cadets to Lieutenants, leading in various Corps in New York, Connecticut and Puerto Rico, to Morristown Corps in New Jersey where Major Droz has served by the grace of God for the last 10 years.

Major Droz will retire on November 1st of this year after serving the Lord as an officer since 1985. He has served the Lord with joy in every circumstance. God has been faithful.

Major Droz echoes the words of Paul in Ephesians 3:8, “Although I am less than the least of all God’s people, this grace was given to me: to preach to the gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ.”

10

Special Guests

Joe Castillo, Sand ArtistArtist, author, pastor, entrepreneur —all these words describe Joe Castillo, and yet none of them adequately encompass his versatile skills or his passion for encouraging others.

A native of Mexico City, Joe grew up surrounded by art and the cosmopolitan culture of an

international city. In his teenage years a gospel message presented by a Christian Chalk artist brought him to faith in Christ. Moving to Florida, he attended Ringling School of Art, and graduated from Florida Bible College. Starting his career as a Christian businessman, he founded The Advertising Library, a successful advertising agency in Knoxville, Tennessee. After 20 years in advertising, he returned to school and received a M.A. in Biblical Studies and M. Div. from Asbury Seminary. He pastored a church in Richmond, Kentucky for five years, Executive Director of Christian Hospitality Network for two years, now travels full time speaking and performing world wide.

Joe has continued to nurture his artistic roots. He has also developed a number of “Live Art” presentations that use intricately crafted illustrations to teach Biblical truths as they unfold. The most famous of these is the “Face of Christ” in which a number of illustrations depicting Jesus’ life combine to create a larger illustration of the Savior’s face. His artwork has been sold worldwide and touched the lives of hundreds of people. Stories of the lives impacted by his artwork have been compiled in a book entitled “The Face of Christ”. His latest artistic venture called “Sand Art”, is a live-art presentation performed to music and projected for a stunning visual effect. Joe is an artist, author and storyteller with a passion for promoting the visual arts as a way of touching the heart.

Joe & his wife Cindy have four grown children, six grandchildren and call Atlanta GA, home.

11

Special Guests

Brett A. Myers, Children’s MinistryBrett A. Myers is an illusionist who has taken his talents around the world to share the gospel of Christ. Each year he performs over 140 shows that include army bases, theaters, colleges, conferences, corporations, and churches from coast to coast.

Born in Chambersburg, PA, he began touring at an early age and launched his ministry in 2005. Since then, he married his beautiful bride Labrina, and together they are now touring the country with their talents. Using a variety of amazing effects, Brett tells how he overcame fear, anxiety, and depression and how he discovered the true source of peace and fulfillment. His desire is to create environments that inspire life-change and challenge a person’s perception of reality, in a world of illusion.

Brett believes that the teachings and character of Jesus Christ, as revealed in the Holy Scriptures, are paramount to the way he lives out every facet of his life. He also believes that he must be the very best at what he does, so the audience will want to listen to the message God has entrusted to him.

When talking to hosts about his philosophy behind ministry, he often uses the example of Michael Jordan that a teacher once told him: “What does he know about clothing that I don’t? Absolutely nothing. But he gets paid millions of dollars to do clothing commercials. Why? People believe that he is a credible person because he’s extremely gifted at what he does: basketball.” In the same way, Brett builds credibility with the audience through excellence in the talent that God has given him. Once a bridge of credibility is established, he can then effectively share his faith to an audience that is interested in what he has to say.

12

Music Leaders

Pendel Brass and SingersThe Pendel Brass and Singers of The Salvation Army are a group of musicians from Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware (PENDEL), USA. In addition to offering time and musical talents, members devote themselves to weekly rehearsals and services at their local corps

(church) homes. Leading and shepherding the group has been Dr. Harold Burgmayer, Pendel Divisional Music Director for 35 years, and his wife Priscilla Burgmayer.

Since its establishment in 1964, the mission of the Pendel Brass and Singers has always been to exhibit the love of God and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ through music ministry, fellowship, and service. Mission and evangelism are at the heart of the group’s

purpose. The band plays a wide and varied repertoire of stirring marches, sensitive hymn tune settings, classical transcriptions, featured soloists, and more developed festival arrangements. The Singers perform arrangements of familiar hymn and gospel songs, as well as more recent Christian vocal literature.

Each year, the Pendel Brass and Singers perform two concerts within the division. At least once a year, the group travels within The Salvation Army’s Eastern Territory to collaborate with other corps, churches, and ministry groups in musical worship and outreach. The group has also shared its ministry on tours to USA South and West, Canada, South America, Scandinavia, Jamaica, and the Virgin Islands.

Continued on next page 13

Music Leaders

Dr. Harold BurgmayerHarold has served as Divisional Music Director for The Salvation Army in Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware, USA (Pendel) since 1981, including leadership of the Pendel Brass and Singers. This select ensemble has faithfully supported meetings in the Pendel Division,

recorded fourteen albums, and traveled to South America, Canada, the Caribbean, Scandinavia, South Africa, and throughout the US, including participation in the Rose Parade.

At age fourteen, Harold began conducting and arranging music for his corps community center (church) band in Levittown, Pennsylvania, while benefiting from Salvation Army Pendel divisional music programs under the leadership of Bandmaster Kenneth Strehle and later, Bandmaster Ivor and Songster Leader Janette Bosanko. In the fall of 1973, Harold began architectural studies at the prestigious Cooper Union and was invited to join The Salvation Army New York Staff Band under Bandmaster Derek Smith. The advent of Harold’s desire to pursue music composition coincides with a commitment to Jesus Christ made in the spring of 1977.

Harold completed Master and Doctorate of Musical Arts degrees in Music Composition from Temple University and has produced more than 350 arrangements and compositions, ranging from simple children’s songs to major works for brass band to a symphony for full orchestra. He has taught as an adjunct instructor at Philadelphia Bible College and has appeared as a guest choral and brass clinician with emphasis given to the training of young musicians. Harold’s wife Priscilla has partnered with him in training young choirs and producing several instructional resources.

Harold and Priscilla have raised four daughters in Philadelphia: Sarah, Kathryn, Carissa, and Erin; and now have four grandchildren.

For 35 years, the Burgmayers have given their lives as an offering, pouring into hundreds of hearts and lives in the Pendel Division. They 14

Music Leaders

York Worship Team

Creative Arts Team

Thank you to Major Suzanne Saunders for her leadership of the worship team for our Boundless weekend. We thank each member for their dedication to prayer, their commitment and the time that was spent preparing for worship. We know that God will be glorified through your lives.

The Pendel Creative Arts Team is a group of teens and adults who are interested in using dance and drama to enhance worship and outreach, supporting corps and divisional programs as requested. The Drama Team is under the leadership of Lisa Collier. The dance team is led by Stephany Suarez.

Major Suzanne SaundersCadet Moner LaPaix

Gary SuttonDebbie SuttonMichelle Harris

Greg AlcanteraPablo DeLeon

leave behind a unique legacy of dedication to the work and mission of The Salvation Army. We salute them both as Harold takes on a new realm of ministry as USA Central’s Territorial Music Secretary. “…when we heard of the solid trust you have in the Master Jesus and your outpouring of love to all the followers of Jesus, we couldn’t stop thanking God for you—every time we prayed, we’d think of you and give thanks. But we do more than thank. We ask—ask the God of our Master, Jesus Christ, the God of glory—to make you intelligent and discerning in knowing him personally, your eyes focused and clear, so that you can see exactly what it is he is calling you to do, grasp the immensity of this glorious way of life he has for his followers, oh, the utter extravagance of his work in us who trust him—endless energy, boundless strength!”

Ephesians 1:15-19, MSG

15

Cadets of the Eastern PA & Delaware Division

Cadets of the Eastern PA & Delaware Division

Joyful Intercessors, Class of 2017

Cadet Kaitlyn Treible – East Stroudsburg

Cadet Kendall Stout – Berwick

Cadet Sarah Lapaix – CarlisleCadet Moner Lapaix – Carlisle

with children Grace and Shammah

Messengers of Light, Class of 2016

Cadet Willow Houseton – Easton(Captain Darell Houseton – NJ Division)

Cadet Daniel Mino – Reading TempleCadet (Elsa) Isabel Mino – Reading Temple

with daughter Mia

Cadet Melissa Urbaez – Philadelphia PioneerCadet Oziel Urbaez – Philadelphia Pioneer

with daughters Ellyanna and Evangelina

16

PENDEL DIVISION FAMILY CAMP

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2015 @ 2:00PM

Walk/Run 2015

Walk forSLOVAKIA

General André Cox has announced the opening of the work in Slovakia, effective September 1, 2015, making it the 127th country in which The Salvation Army has a recognized legal presence. There is a great need for a ministry among the Roma communities; very much so for the marginalized people of Slovakia. Our goal is to raise at least $5,000 for the Roma communities.These funds will specifically go towards:

Summer-house (first steps for community centers) in Pezinok: US$3,000

Plavecký Štvrtok – schools for children: US$2,000Includes chairs, tables, carpet, & educational supplies

••

Walk/Run for Slovakia

17

Menu

Friday Night SnacksOutside PARC

Bag of Doritos Shredded LettuceShredded CheeseDiced Tomatoes

Seasoned Taco MeatSalsa and Sour Cream

Bowls of FruitWater Bottles

Walking Tacos:

Saturday BreakfastMilk, Juice, Coffee, Hot Tea

Hot and Cold CerealsScrambled Eggs

Bacon

Bagels/Cream CheeseYogurt

Bananas/Fruit

Service Recognition DinnerLodge Dining Room – Invitation Only

Tossed Salad with a variety of dressingsDinner Rolls and butter

Stuffed Porchetta (Pork loin stuffed with Italian herbs and baked with a crust)

Mashed PotatoesSteamed Vegetables

Red Velvet CakeIced Tea and Water

BreakInside PARC, along walls on both sides

Choice of: Trail Mix, Granola bars, Cheese & Crackers,String Cheese, FruitSmall Water bottles

Coffee (inside)

Saturday LunchOneida FieldInternational Food Fair

See following page for details

18

Menu

Sunday Breakfast

Sunday Lunch

BBQ ChickenMacaroni and Cheese

Baked BeansCole Slaw

Corn BreadWatermelon

Ice Cream SandwichesPopsicles (for those with allergies)

Saturday DinnerCarousel

Saturday Night SnacksOutside PARC

Hot dogsChips

CookiesSodas and Water

Fresh Fruit

Tossed Salad with a variety of dressingsDinner Rolls and Butter

Beef StroganoffButtered Noodles

Carrots Broccoli

ApplesauceVariety of Fruit Pies

Milk, Juice, Coffee, Hot TeaHot and Cold Cereal

YogurtBananas/Oranges

French ToastSausage

Hash Brown PotatoesHard Boiled Eggs

19

International Food & Fellowship Fair

International Food & Fellowship Fair

Oneida FieldSaturday, 12:00 Noon, August 29, 2015

Dessert: Brownie or CookieDrinks: Water or Soda

Uncrustables available for dietary concerns

Bring your tickets with you to Oneida Field to experience a selection of foods from around the world. Choose your meal from one of the tents to enjoy your entrée of choice by redeeming your meal ticket. You may then redeem your dessert and drink tickets at your convenience. If you would like to try another meal, you may purchase an additional entrée for $3.00 provided your country of choice has remaining meals to serve.

Enjoy your lunch, fellowship, and the opportunity to say “Goodbye” to Harold and Priscilla at the Reception Tent.

* * *

* * *

Puerto Rico Pastelillos (Empanadas) – SeafordChicken w/Rice – Coatesville

PolandHaluski (Noodles w/Cabbage) – Wilkes-Barre

Portugal Portuguese Rice w/Tomato and Linguica (Portuguese Sausage) – Philadelphia

KoreaBulgogi Beef w/White Rice – Philadelphia Korean

USA Subs w/Chips – SunburyCheesesteaks w/chips – EDS

GermanyKielbasa w/Sauerkraut, Mustard/Ketchup – Camp

IrelandBaked Potatoes – CampBroccoli & Shredded Cheddar Cheese or Sour Cream & Chives /Butter pats

ItalyBaked Ziti w/Meatball – Camp

20

Stay Connected!

Scan the QR Codeto get a digital copy

of this brief

Text Boundless to 51555to receive text updates

throughout the weekend

Use #BoundlessPendel and #PendelFC15

when posting updates and photos throughout

the weekend

21

Event Information

Medical Assistance: Should you need medical assistance during your stay here this weekend, you may contact Major Brent Carlson at (215)219-3359 or Major Bonnie Snyder at (215)432-6549.

Prayer Room: The Prayer Room is located in one of the breakout rooms in the PARC and will be available for individual prayer, directed prayer, or group prayer. Please take time throughout the weekend to utilize this resource made available. Thank you to Major Linnette Gallimore for making this room a special, sacred place for prayer.

Prayer Walk: The beauty at Camp Ladore brings us right into God’s presence as we are surrounded by His Creation. Prayer Walk brochures are available at the Lodge for your use.

“Be Boundless” Wristbands: A wrist band has been supplied for each delegate. Please wear this throughout the weekend. The 3 different colors represent:

Red Band – 1st seating at meals

Blue Band – 2nd seating at meals (½ hour after meal time starts)

Yellow Band – Express Meals/Snacks for leaders and some participants

Social Media: Visit the social media page to stay connected this weekend. Don’t forget to tag #BoundlessPendel and #PendelFC2015 to all your posts when referring to our weekend together at Family Camp! This will be a great place to collect photos of the weekend. Also, you may text “Boundless” to 51555 to receive updated texts throughout the weekend.

Driving: We encourage you to park your vehicle and eliminate traffic on campus; however, if driving, please abide by the One Way signs. When coming from the Lodge (North side), please exit left on South Street and turn left on Belmont. Drive through town turning left on Owego Turnpike to enter the South side of camp. When leaving the PARC (South side) to the Lodge (North side of camp), you may travel the service road around the lake.

Parking: Please do not park in the grass areas. Parking for Harvey Lane lodging is located in the parking lot next to the infirmary. Please do not park directly in front of the apartments other than the spots designated for parking. Others may park in the main parking lot by the PARC.

Walk for Slovakia: Everyone is invited to participate in the WALK/RUN taking place on Saturday at 2:00 pm. Please see Robyn Frank to register. A free t-shirt will be given for the first 100 registrants, provided your size is available. All ages are welcome! Make it a family ministry. Our goal is to reach $5,000 which will help to support the opening of the

Important Event Information

22

Event Information

work in Slovakia. These funds will help two Roma communities: the Pezinok community and the Plavecky Štvrok community. We would like to help the Pezinok community begin their first steps for a community center and then supply basic furniture for the children’s rooms/schools in Plavecky Štvrok.

Offering: Our offerings this year will go towards the work in Slovakia. The Roma population in Slovakia is a very needy one and we wish to offer hope in their communities through the ministry of The Salvation Army beginning its work this year.

Gatherings: Make sure you attend all meetings as outlined in your schedule to make the most of this weekend.

We are very honored to have all our guests here and they have prepared from their hearts what God has directed. Please be in prayer that God will be glorified through all that takes place and that the Pendel Division will be renewed and will know that we are “Boundless” in what we can do for Christ.

Children’s Meetings: You will find the list of Children’s Meetings on page 6 describing locations and age breakdowns. You will note that the 6–12 year olds will be attending the main gathering on Friday night but will resume regular children’s meeting as indicated for the remainder of the weekend. Child-care will open 15 minutes prior to the start of meetings. A parent must sign-in when dropping off his/her child. We ask that all children are picked up within 15 minutes after the conclusion of each meeting. Thank you to our Youth Department staff and all child-care staff for their love and care of our children.

Camp Store: The Camp Store will be up and running during the designated times listed in your schedule. If you are looking for camp wear and miscellaneous Camp Ladore products, be sure to check them out! Don’t forget to purchase a sweatshirt for the cool nights!

Check Out: We are extremely grateful to the full-time camp staff here at Camp Ladore and the way they are able to keep the grounds and buildings so beautiful. Please take care of everything while you visit for the weekend. Take your trash with you as you leave meetings in the PARC. Pick up any trash as you are walking around. As you leave on Sunday, make sure you leave your place of lodging in good condition. Please take sheets off the bed and leave in the rooms, and make sure you pack up all of your belongings.

Lost and Found: If you find something that does not belong to you, please turn it in to Mark Scott or a DHQ Officer so that we can find the rightful owner. Thank You!

23

150th Rededication

September 6 Rally Day / Teacher Recognition

September 14 Men’s Golf Outing

September 19 Divisional Music Rehearsals

September 20 Corps Rededication Sunday – 150 years

September 26 Pope Visit – Pendel Brass to perform

September 27 Candidate Sunday

September 28 Officer’s Councils

October 1–4 Holiness Institute for Soldiers

October 3 Divisional Music Rehearsals

October 10 Bible Bowl Kick-Off

October 15 Divisional Social Services Meeting

October 16–17 Jr. Soldier Encampment

Prayer & Fasting Retreat

October 24 Pendel Music Fall Concert

October 30 Regional Women’s Rallies

January 2–5 Territorial Young Adult Retreat

January 15–17 Officers’ Family Retreat

January 30 Kids’ Councils

February 5–7 Candidates’ Seminar

March 11–13 Soldiers’ Retreat

April 15–17 Youth Councils

May 7 Music & Arts Rally / Star Search

May 20–22 Men’s Camp

June 3–6 Women’s Retreat

August 26–28 Family Camp Meetings

Save the Date! 2015–20162015

2016

Upcoming Events

25

O Boundless Salvation

Friday Evening Songs

O boundless salvation! deep ocean of love,O fulness of mercy, Christ brought from above.The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free,Now flowing for all men, come, roll over me!

My sins they are many, their stains are so deep.And bitter the tears of remorse that I weep;But useless is weeping; thou great crimson sea,Thy waters can cleanse me, come, roll over me!

My tempers are fitful, my passions are strong,They bind my poor soul and they force me to wrong;Beneath thy blest billows deliverance I see,O come, mighty ocean, and roll over me!

Now tossed with temptation, then haunted with fears,My life has been joyless and useless for years;I feel something better most surely would beIf once thy pure waters would roll over me.

O ocean of mercy, oft longing I’ve stoodOn the brink of thy wonderful, life-giving flood!Once more I have reached this soul-cleansing sea,I will not go back till it rolls over me.

The tide is now flowing, I’m touching the wave,I hear the loud call of the mighty to save;My faith’s growing bolder, delivered I’ll be;I plunge ‘neath the waters, they roll over me.

And now, hallelujah! the rest of my daysShall gladly be spent in promoting his praiseWho opened his bosom to pour out this seaOf boundless salvation for you and for me.

Public Domain

O Boundless Salvation

27


Wonderful, merciful Savior, precious Redeemer and Friend; Who would have thought that a Lamb could rescue the souls of men? Oh, You rescue the souls of men.

You are the One that we praise, You are the One we adore. You give the healing and grace our hearts always hunger for, Oh, our hearts always hunger for.

Counselor, Comforter, Keeper, Spirit we long to embrace; You offer hope when our hearts have hopelessly lost the way, Oh, we hopelessly lost the way.


Almighty, infinite Father, faithfully loving Your own; Here in our weakness You find us falling before Your throne, Oh, we’re falling before Your throne.



Dawn Rodgers | Eric Wyse© 1989 Dayspring Music, LLC (a div. of Word Music Group, Inc.)

Word Music, LLC (a div. of Word Music Group, Inc.)CCLI License # 496792

Wonderful Merciful Savior

28


The blood that Jesus shed for meWay back on CalvaryThe blood that gives me strengthFrom day to dayIt will never lose its power.

It reaches to the highest mountainAnd it flows to the lowest valleyThe blood that gives me strengthFrom day to dayIt will never lose its power.

It soothes my doubts and calms my fearsAnd it dries all my tearsThe blood that gives me strengthFrom day to dayIt will never lose its power.

It reaches to the highest mountainAnd it flows to the lowest valleyThe blood that gives me strengthFrom day to dayIt will never lose its power.

It reaches to the highest mountainAnd it flows to the lowest valleyThe blood that gives me strengthFrom day to dayIt will never loseIt will never loseIt will never lose its power.

Andraé Crouch© 1966 Manna Music, Inc. (Admin. by ClearBox Rights, LLC)

https://us.songselect.com/about/termsofusehttp://www.ccli.com/CCLI License # 496792CCLI License # 496792

The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power

29

Saturday Evening Songs

We are marching in the light of GodWe are marching in the light of GodWe are marching in the light of GodWe are marching in the light of God

We are marching, marching, marching, oh!We are marching in the light of GodWe are marching, marching, marching, oh!We are marching in the light of God

Traditional South African Melody

We Are Marching in the Light of God

Strength will rise, as we wait upon the LordWe will wait upon the Lord, we will wait upon the Lord


Our God, You reign foreverOur hope, our strong deliverer

You are the everlasting God, the everlasting GodYou do not faint, you won’t grow wearyYou’re the defender of the weakYou comfort those in needYou lift us up on wings like eagles



Everlasting God

30


You deserve the glory and the honor, LordWe lift our hands in worship as we lift Your holy name

You deserve the glory and the honor, LordWe lift our hands in worship as we lift Your holy name

For You are great, you do miracles so greatThere is no one else like You, there is no one else like You

For You are great, you do miracles so greatThere is no one else like You, there is no one else like You

Eva-Lena Hellmark© 1992 Hellmark, Eva-Lena (Admin. by Music Services, Inc.)

CCLI License # 496792

You Deserve the Glory


You are the everlasting God, the everlasting GodYou do not faint, you won’t grow weary

You’re the defender of the weakYou comfort those in needYou lift us up on wings like eagles


You are the everlasting God, the everlasting GodYou do not faint, you won’t grow weary

You’re the defender of the weakYou comfort those in needYou lift us up on wings like eagles

Brenton Brown | Ken Riley© 2005 Thankyou Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)


31


Lord, You are good and your mercy endureth foreverLord, You are good and Your mercy endureth forever

People from every nation and tongueFrom generation to generation

We worship YouHallelujah, hallelujahWe worship You for who You are

We worship YouHallelujah, hallelujahWe worship You for who You are, You are good

Lord, You are good and your mercy endureth foreverLord, You are good and Your mercy endureth forever

People from every nation and tongueFrom generation to generation

We worship YouHallelujah, hallelujahWe worship You for who You are

We worship YouHallelujah, hallelujahWe worship You for who You are, You are good

God is so goodGod is so goodGod is so good, He’s so good to me

So good, so good, so good, yes, You are; Yes, You are, so good, so good, so good

You are good all the time, all the time, You are goodYou are good all the time, all the time, You are good

You Are Good

Israel Houghton© 2001 Integrity’s Praise! Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (IMI))

Sound Of The New Breed (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (IMI))CCLI License # 496792

32

Sunday Morning Songs

Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven,To his feet thy tribute bring;Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven,Who like thee his praise should sing?Praise him!Praise the everlasting King!

Praise him for his grace and favorTo our fathers in distress;Praise him still the same as ever,Slow to chide and swift to bless;Praise him!Glorious in his faithfulness.

Father-like he tends and spares us;Well our feeble frame he knows,In his hands he gently bears us,Rescues us from all our foes.Praise him!Widely as his mercy flows.

Angels in the heights adore him, Ye behold him face to face;Sun and moon bow down before him;Dwellers all in time and space,Praise him!Praise with us the God of grace.

Public Domain

Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven

33


We stand and lift up our handsFor the joy of the Lord is our strengthWe bow down and worship Him nowHow great, how awesome is He

And together we sing

Holy is the Lord God AlmightyThe earth is filled with His gloryHoly is the Lord God AlmightyThe earth is filled with His gloryThe earth is filled with His glory

We stand and lift up our handsFor the joy of the Lord is our strengthWe bow down and worship Him nowHow great, how awesome is He

And together we sing, everyone sing


It’s rising up all aroundIt’s the anthem of the Lord’s renown

And together we sing, everyone sing


Holy is the Lord

Chris Tomlin | Louie Giglio© 2003 sixsteps Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)

worshiptogether.com songs (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)CCLI License # 496792

34


Holy Spirit, rain down, rain downOh Comforter and FriendHow we need Your touch againHoly Spirit, rain down, rain downLet Your power fallLet Your voice be heardCome and change our heartsAs we stand on Your wordHoly Spirit, rain down


No eye has seen, no ear has heardNo mind can know what God has in storeSo open up heaven, open it wideOver Your church and over our lives


Holy Spirit, Rain Down

Russell Fragar© 1997 Hillsong Music Publishing (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)


35


He leadeth me! O blessed thought!O words with heavenly comfort fraught!Whate’er I do, where’er I be,Still ‘tis God’s hand that leadeth me.

He leadeth me, he leadeth me!By his own hand he leadeth me;His faithful follower I will be,For by his hand he leadeth me.

Sometimes ‘mid scene of deepest gloom,Sometimes where Eden’s bowers bloom,By waters still, o’er troubled sea,Still ‘tis his hand that leadeth me.


Lord, I would clasp thy hand in mine,Nor ever murmur or repine,Content, whatever lot I see,Since ‘tis my God that leadeth me.


And when my task on earth is done,When by thy grace the victory’s won,E’en death’s cold wave I will not flee,Since God through Jordan leadeth me.


He Leadeth Me

Public Domain

36


There are people hurting in the world out there.O Church, arise, and put your armor on;There are children crying and no one to care.An army bold, whose battle-cry is love,

O Church, arise, and put your armor on,Hear the call of Christ our CaptainFor now the weak can say that they are strongIn the strength that God has given.

With shield of faith and belt of Truth,We’ll stand against the devil’s lies.An army bold, whose battle-cry is love, Reaching out to those in darkness.

There are people hurting in the world out there.They need you, they need me, they need Christ.There are children crying and no one to care.They need you, they need me, they need Christ.

And they’ll go on hurting in the world out there,and they’ll go on dying, drowning in despair,And they’ll go on crying, that’s unless we care!They need you, they need me, they need Christ.

Our call to war - to love the captive soul,But to rage against the captor;And with the sword that makes the wounded whole,We will fight with faith and valor.

When faced with trials on ev’ry side,we know the outcome is secure,And Christ will have the prize for which He died - And inheritance of nations.

There are people living who would rather die.They need you, they need me, they need Christ.And their Christian neighbors simply pass them by!They need you, they need me, they need Christ.

Continued on next page

Battle Cry / O Church Arise

37


Battle Cry / O Church Arise, continued

Keith Getty | Stuart Townend© 2005 Thankyou Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)


There are people sitting by a silent phone,People cold and hungry, people left alone,Suicides for reasons that remain unknown.They need you, they need me, they need Christ.

So Spirit, come, put strength in ev’ry stride,Give grace for ev’ry hurdle,That we may run with faith to win the prizeOf a servant good and faithful.

As saints of old still line the way,Retelling triumphs of His grace,We hear their calls and hunger for the dayWhen with Christ we stand in Glory.

O Church, arise, and put your armor on,Hear the call of Christ our Captain.For now the weak can say that they are strongIn the strength that God has given.

With shield of faith and belt of Truth,We’ll stand against the devil’s lies.An army bold, whose battle-cry is love,Reaching out to those in darkness.

O Church, arise, and put your armor on,Hear the call of Christ, Arise! Arise!

O boundless salvation! deep ocean of love,O fulness of mercy, Christ brought from above.The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free,Now flowing for all men, come, roll over me!

And now, hallelujah! the rest of my daysShall gladly be spent in promoting his praiseWho opened his bosom to pour out this seaOf boundless salvation for you and for me.

38


I’ll go in the strength of the Lord,In paths he has marked for my feet;I’ll follow the light of his word,Nor shrink from the dangers I meet.His presence my steps shall attend,His fulness my wants shall supply;On him, till my journey shall end,My unwavering faith shall rely.

I’ll go (I’ll go), I’ll go in the strength, I’ll go in the strength of the Lord,I’ll go (I’ll go), I’ll go in the strength, I’ll go in the strength of the Lord.

I’ll go in the strength of the LordTo work he appoints me to do;In joy which his smile doth affordMy soul shall her vigor renew.His wisdom shall guard me from harm,His power my sufficiency prove;I’ll trust his omnipotent arm, And prove his unchangeable love.


I’ll go in the strength of the LordTo conflicts which faith will require,His grace as my shield and reward,My courage and zeal shall inspire,Since he gives the word of command,To meet and encounter the foe,With his sword of truth in my hand,To suffer and triumph I’ll go.


I’ll Go In the Strength of the Lord

Edward Turney | Ivor Bosanko© Words: Public Domain

Music: 1983 Salvationist Publishing & Supplies Ltd. (Admin. by Music Services, Inc.)CCLI License # 496792

39

Doctrines of The Salvation Army

The Doctrines1. We believe that the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments were given by

inspiration of God, and that they only constitute the Divine rule of Christian faith and practice.

2. We believe that there is only one God, who is infinitely perfect, the Creator, Preserver, and Governor of all things, and who is the only proper object of religious worship.

3. We believe that there are three persons in the Godhead – the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, undivided in essence and co-equal in power and glory.

4. We believe that in the person of Jesus Christ the Divine and human natures are united, so that He is truly and properly God and truly and properly man.

5. We believe that our first parents were created in a state of innocency, but by their disobedience they lost their purity and happiness, and that in consequence of their fall all men have become sinners, totally depraved, and as such are justly exposed to the wrath of God.

6. We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ has by His suffering and death made an atonement for the whole world so that whosoever will may be saved.

7. We believe that repentance towards God, faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, and regeneration by the Holy Spirit, are necessary to salvation.

8. We believe that we are justified by grace through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and that he that believeth hath the witness in himself.

9. We believe that continuance in the state of salvation depends upon continued obedient faith in Christ.

10. We believe that it is the privilege of all believers to be wholly sanctified, and that their whole spirit and soul and body may be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

11. We believe in the immortality of the soul; in the resurrection of the body; in the general judgment at the end of the world; in the eternal happiness of the righteous; and in the endless punishment of the wicked.

40

Las Doctrinas del Ejército de Salvación

Las Doctrinas1. Creemos que las Escrituras del Antiguo y del Nuevo Testamento fueron dadas

pos inspiracíon de Dios, y que sólo ellas constituyen la regla divina de fe y práctica cristiana.

2. Creemos que has un solo Dios, que es infinitamente perfecto, Creador, Preservador y Gobernador de todas las cosas, y que es a él solo a quien se debe rendir culto religioso.

3. Creemos que la Deidad se constitue de tres personas; el Padre, el Hijo y el Espíritu Santo, indivisas en esencia e iguales en poder y gloria.

4. Creemos que en la persona de Jesucristo se unen las naturalezas divina y humana, de manera que él es verdadera y esencialmente Dios, y verdadera y esencialmente hombre.

5. Creemos que nuestros primeros padres fueron creados en estado de inocencia, mas por haber desobedecido perdieron su pureza y felicidad; y que por efecto de su caída, todos los hombres con pecadores, totalmente corruptos y como tales están justamente expuestos a la ira de Dios.

6. Creemos que el Señor Jesucristo, por sus padecimientos y muerte, hizo la propicación por el mundo entero, de manera que el que quiera pueda ser salvo.

7. Creemos que el arrepentimiento para con Dios, la fe en nuestro Señor Jesucristo y la regeneración por el Espíritu Santo son necesarios para la salvación.

8. Creemos que somos justificados por gracia, mediante la fe en nuestro Señor Jesucristo y que el que cree tiene el testimonio de ello en sí mismo.

9. Creemos que continuar en estado de salvacióon depende del ejercicio constante de la fe y la obediencia a Cristo.

10. Creemos que es privilegio de todos los creyentes ser santificados por completo, y que todo su ser espíritu, alma y cuerpo puede ser guardado irreprensible para la venida de nuestro Señor Jesucristo.

11. Creemos en la inmortalidad del alma, en la resurrección del cuerpo, en el juicio final; en la eterna felicidad de los justos y el castigo perpetuo de los injustos.

41

Notes

42

Notes

43

O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me! O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love; O fullness of mercy, Christ brought from above. The whole world redeeming, so rich and so free; Now flowing for all men, come roll over me!

Documents

Be Boundless: Family Camp 2015