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BURNAMWOOD CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER

 BURNAMWOOD OPEN HOUSE

SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012

On May 20, everyone is invited to spend the day at Burnamwood! Join us for a worship led on the campgrounds. Reverend Pete Jones from Pisgah Presbyterian Church will be preaching and Reverend Barrett Milner from Second Presbyterian will lead music. Following worship will be lunch and an afternoon open house. During the open house, guests are encouraged to go boating, hiking, take a tour of the camp, or sit in a session about summer camps or the Burnamwood Appalachian Ministry. There will be plenty of seating provided for an outside worship, but in the case of rain, worship will be held in the Dining Hall. If you plan on attending for worship or lunch, please RSVP to info@burnamwood.net by May 13 so we can make proper accommodations. 

11:00 Worship | 12:00 Lunch | 1:00-5:00 Open House 

 2012 UPCOMING DATES
See the calendar for a full listing of events this year

MAY 18 AND 19
Cabin Adoption Project (CAP)
Work Service Weekend

MAY 20
Burnamwood Open House

MAY 31
C.I.T. Applications Due

JUNE 3
BAM welcomes the first mission group of the season

JUNE 6-8
Leadership Training Camp (training for C.I.T.s)

 REGISTRATION
Online registration now open

If you prefer to not register online, you can download a copy of the registration form and mail a completed copy and check to 
PO Box 23580, Lexington, Kentucky 40523

Registrations are due before the date of the event

SUMMER CAMP

Burnamwood The longest tradition in the 54-year history of Burnamwood is  that of summer camps. Whether it's a mini-camp for 1st and 2nd graders, MADD (music, arts, dance, and drama) camps, outdoor adventure camps, or traditional conferences, Burnamwood summer camps are unique, memorable experiences that offer a sense of belonging, growth, community, learning, and fun. 

BURNAMWOOD APPALACHIAN MINISTRY
building a firm foundation

 The Burnamwood Appalachian Ministry (BAM) is a mission camp for youth and adults. Founded in 2010, BAM seeks to provide vital housing and building rehabilitation for individuals and families in Central Appalachia.  

For youth and adult groups looking for meaningful service opportunities during the summer, this is a hassle free mission-trip! For more information about 2012 mission trip opportunities, including how to register, visit our mission camp page. 

• Relationship with God: How God directs, controls, provides, and loves creation, and how God is revealed through Jesus Christ, and through the Body, the church. 
• Relationship with self: How each person can become the person she/he was  created to be. 
• Relationship with others: How each person can experience mutual love, respect, trust and understanding with others. 
• Relationship with God's Creation: How each person can appreciate, enjoy, and care for all creation through stewardship of natural resources.