A Great Day Out for Fathers and Sons (grades 6 – 12) October 3rd

This is a great event for 6^th through 12^th grade guys to experience a day of shooting !

 

• Guys will get a great introduction or be able to increase their skills with an arsenal that includes bows, .22s, and shotguns – we might even toss in some ax throwing.

• NRA 50 ft. small bore scoring on the rifle range.

• Battalions and Fathers and Sons welcome.

• You do not need to be a part of a Battalion to participate in this event.

• Awards for best junior shooter and a wild game lunch included.

When:  Saturday, October 3^th 2020

from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Where:  Stony Glen Camp

How Much:  All for $10.00 per person

Lunch is provided

 

REGISTRATION & MORE INFO.

Announcing a Celebration of Life in Memory of Jim Dial

 

The Dial Family has announced a Celebration of Life in memory of James A. Dial

Saturday August 29, 2020 at 2:30 p.m.

At **The Sanctuary 

Formerly Covenant United Presbyterian Church

421 Spicer Street (corner of Crouse St.)

1 block south of Exchange Street - Akron, 44311

Friends may call one hour prior to the service.

Pastor Dave Bogue and pastor Don Davies officiating.

Due to current health safety regulations,

masks are requires and social distancing will be observed.

**Akron Glass and Gallery is housed in the basement of the building.

Brigade Camp Blitz at Stony Glen

DON'T LET 2020 PASS WITHOUT THE BRIGADE CAMP EXPERIENCE

Campers and staff have asked if they can come to camp sometime this summer. We don't want to miss a year of camp. Now the answer is, "YES YOU CAN!"

Saturday, August 8th 

Experience Ohio Brigade Camp all day

 Whole Family - Father Child -  Brigade Unit -  Group of Friends - On Your Own (no drop offs)

check-in begins at 8:30 a.m  _ Activities begin at 9:15 a.m _ Finish: Saturday by 9:30 pm

Full day of food and programming: $35.00 per person

Registration Deadline:  Monday night, August 3rd

• Activities include riflery, archery, trapshooting, swimming, canoeing, fishing (Bring your own fishing tackle), and more.
• Saturday lunch and dinner
• Free-time
• Guided and unguided hiking
• Saturday night campfire

Optional:Cabin Accommodations  (Space is Limited) $60.00 per cabin, per night, per family unit(s)   or $10.00 per head for a father/son group cabin. (plus $6.00 per person for Saturday breakfast - served at 8:00 a.m)
Tent camping: plus $5.00 per person per night (plus $6.00 per person for Saturday breakfast - served at 8:00 a.m)
REGISTER HERE

 

The Success of Ohio Brigade Camp's 75th Season - Outdoor Challenge

OC Leadership Team Dedicates the Week to God

With the government response to COVID creating havoc, our 75^th year of Ohio Brigade Camp was atypical to say the least, yet pinnacle in so many ways. I’m not sure what Brigade Camp in Ohio looked like 75 years ago, but I’m sure it was centered in the great outdoors. Providence forced us into a 75^th Brigade Camp retro experience.

Despite cancelling our regular camping season, we forged forward with our Outdoor Challenge. Outdoor Challenge drives right from the core of Christian Service Brigade. It places men, a band of brothers committed to Christ and love and skill for the outdoors, with a group of young men seeking adventure and direction in life. This process allows men to build relationship for the purpose of bringing boys to Christ and toward a deeper biblical worldview.

(OC) program.

OC Elite Heads Out to Their Campsite on Day 1

Leaders have described this year’s OC as one of the best ever - if not the best. Twenty-two young men were able to experience life together in the great outdoors with ten committed men. From basic survival to gourmet outdoor cooking, these guys got the experience of a lifetime and a segue into God’s Word.

In addition to The Four Spiritual Laws, Bible exploration centered on scriptures and topics pulled from Dr. Del Tackett’s, The Truth Project. OC participants dug into the Bible on topics which included; Who is God, Who is Man, Ethics and Philosophy, What is Science, as well as God’s view on the family, the church, and the state. This is a wonderful comprehensive exploration of biblical worldview. If you have not experienced The Truth Project, I highly recommend getting a copy of the videos. They are worth every penny.

The pinnacle of the week is summed up in spiritual commitment and fellowship. During the week we had one camper accept Christ as Savior, campers asking leaders for prayer in areas of sin and the need for courage, as well as campers testifying that they, “had learned so much.” As I watched these young men part way, it was obvious they had forged a strong brotherhood during the week.

Thank you for your prayers and support for CSB Ministries. Though we may have had the smallest number of campers in 75 years, the investment yielded great dividends. Pray that the guys will continue in the spiritual growth that took place during this pinnacle week of Outdoor Challenge!

Last Dinner Before the Great Outdoors

Sunday Night Campfire