Annual Hobby/Craft Weekend September 26-29, 2019
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Our Annual Hobby/Craft Weekend is a wonderful opportunity for people to get away and get some projects done! Whether you have a few things or lots to get done, this is the weekend for you. The Lodge is equipped to handle the power needs of quilters! We have excellent lighting and ample space to spread out for scrap booking. If you have a group that makes banners for your church, come and join us this weekend. You can decide if you want to stay 3 nights or 2. There is time to work, meet new people, share ideas, and even a time to reflect on God's Word.
Gather your friends and all the supplies you will need to finish your craft projects or Christmas presents or whatever it is you are needing time and space to complete.
Hope to see you at Lakeshore. Our registration deadline is September 19, 2019. You may register online here.
If you have questions, contact us at 712-337-3313 or by email at office@lakeshorecenteratokoboji.org.
Gather your friends and all the supplies you will need to finish your craft projects or Christmas presents or whatever it is you are needing time and space to complete.
Hope to see you at Lakeshore. Our registration deadline is September 19, 2019. You may register online here.
If you have questions, contact us at 712-337-3313 or by email at office@lakeshorecenteratokoboji.org.
A Day with Tom Long Friday, October 4, 2019
9.a.m. - 4 p.m.
“Jesus’ Parables and the Dangerous, but Faithful, Imagination of the Church”
Jesus’ favorite method of teaching was in parables. But there is more in Jesus’ parables than simply interesting stories about farmers, soils, and women baking bread. There is a way of discovering how Jesus saw God and the world, how he imagined an alternative way of being and living. In this seminar we will explore Jesus’ parables, looking at what they reveal about Jesus’ own faith and hope. We will examine how Matthew, Mark, and Luke “preached” Jesus’ parables to their own communities, and then we will think about 1) what we can preach and teach from the parables and 2) how the parables help us look afresh at the mission of the church today.
Register online for this event by clicking here.
Cost is $75 for the event which includes lunch.
Double occupancy rooms are available on a first come basis.
Jesus’ favorite method of teaching was in parables. But there is more in Jesus’ parables than simply interesting stories about farmers, soils, and women baking bread. There is a way of discovering how Jesus saw God and the world, how he imagined an alternative way of being and living. In this seminar we will explore Jesus’ parables, looking at what they reveal about Jesus’ own faith and hope. We will examine how Matthew, Mark, and Luke “preached” Jesus’ parables to their own communities, and then we will think about 1) what we can preach and teach from the parables and 2) how the parables help us look afresh at the mission of the church today.
Register online for this event by clicking here.
Cost is $75 for the event which includes lunch.
Double occupancy rooms are available on a first come basis.