Directions for Post-Campmeeting Presentation.
Children & Youth Programs
Featured Speakers
Jonathan Gray is an international explorer, archaeologist and author, and has traveled the world to gather data on ancient mysteries. He has penetrated some largely unexplored areas, including parts of the Amazon headwaters. Jonathan has led expeditions to the bottom of the sea and to remote mountain and desert regions of the world. You will be amazed at the wealth of knowledge and information he has to share on Biblical and ancient history! He comes to us from New Zealand. His website is www.beforeus.com.
Pastor Maurice Berry responded to the calling of the Lord at age 19. After receiving training at Oakwood College and Andrews University, he worked as a literature evangelist and Associate Publishing Director with the Conference, and as a teacher and Outreach Director at Hartland Institute. Currently he travels exten-sively with his wife Julia, training literature evangelists and conducting seminars, Week of Prayer, weekend revivals, and evangelistic efforts. Everlasting Gospel Ministries’ website is www.egministries.org.
Pastor Richard Harris is the pastor of the Kingdom Growth 7th Day Adventist Church and the Director of Seven Thunder Ministries. He is a former Theology student of Oakwood College in Huntsville, Alabama, and majored and obtained a graduate degree in History and Psychology. Pastor Harris is dedicated to spreading the “straight testimony.”
Pastor Patrick Herbert is the senior pastor of the Tucker-Norcross Adventist Church and Director of the Gilead Institute of America (a medical missionary evangelistic training institution established since 1990). He holds a Doctorate in religion, and travels and speaks and writes on a wide range of religious and health topics.
Diane Herbert, ND, is a naturopath and lifestyle consultant. She received training from the NAD Lifestyle Consultant program, Thomas Edison State College, Clayton College of Natural Healing, and Bastyr University. Diane teaches health classes at the Gilead Institute, gives health presentations, and contributes to the Institute’s literature and health flyer series.
Park Location
The Campmeeting will be held at Red Top Mountain State Park near Cartersville, Georgia. It is a beautiful park in northwestern Georgia and is situated on a lake. Hiking and walking trails are available to better enjoy the abundant wildlife. The park is near I-75 (Exit 285) and is easily accessible from Atlanta (approx. 45 min.) and surrounding states. A $4.00 ParkPass is required per vehicle. For overnight guests this is a one time fee; for guests staying off-site this is a daily fee. A ParkPass for Sabbath can be obtained in advance by those who come to the park on Friday.
Meeting Location
After crossing the bridge to the park, at the second road turn left (toward park lodge and restaurant). Watch for Group Shelter #2 on your right. Parking is available at the Meeting Location.
Accommodations
There are a number of accommodation possibilities to choose from. They are outlined below. To get full advantage of the Campmeeting and park, we encourage you to plan to arrive Thursday afternoon and stay until Sunday morning.
Cabins: Beautiful, fully furnished one- or two-bathroom cabins are available, each with two-bedrooms (two double beds each), which accommodate up to 8 people per cabin. The cabins include a furnished kitchen with refrigerator, stove, and microwave, living room with fireplace, and a deck. Per night rate for a 1-bath cabin is $110.00 + tax, 2-bath cabin is $117.00, with check-in time after 4 p.m. and check-out at 11 a.m. A minimum stay of two nights is required. Please make your reservations by August 20, 2007, by calling 770-270-1087.
Lodge Rooms: Hotel style rooms are available: one king bed ($75.00 per night) or two double beds ($75.00 per night). Please make your reservations by August 21, 2006, by calling 770-270-1087.
Hotel/Motel: Some major hotels in Cartersville:
Days Inn 800-325-2525 / 770-382-1824
Motel 6 800-466-8356 / 770-386-1449
Super 8 800-800-8000 / 770-382-8881
Comfort Inn 800-221-2222 / 770-387-1800
RV & Tent Camping: Campsites are available in the park, most with partial hook-up. The area includes comfort stations providing hot showers, flush toilets, and electric outlets. For reservations call 1-800-864-7275 or 770-389-7275 locally.
Meals
Sabbath midday meal will be potluck style at the lecture facility. Please plan to bring only vegan (total vegetarian) dishes (no meat, fish, fowl, eggs, cheese, milk, or chocolate). A kitchen is available for refrigeration and heating of the food. All other meals will be on your own.