PENIEL BIBLE CAMP

PLANNING FOR THE RETREAT

With activities for mothers and daughters of all ages, this summer weekend retreat provides opportunity to build mother/daughter relationships. Challenges from God’s Word will speak to the hearts of mothers, grandmothers, teens, and young girls. While most prefer to bunk in one of our cabins (bring your own bedding), campsites are available for those who wish to bring their own tent or trailer. Those desiring to stay in a local motel (extra cost) can contact the registrar for motel information and make their own reservations.

CHECK-IN begins at 5:30 p.m. Friday and continues through 6:45. Three meals are included, beginning with supper at 7:00 on Friday evening. The retreat concludes mid-afternoon on Saturday.

REGISTRATIONS will be accepted as long as space is available. There is a discount for registrations received by April 1. Registrations received after  June 25 are subject to a late fee.

GENERAL INFORMATION

What to bring: Bible, pencil or pen, overnight items, bedding (sheets and blankets) or sleeping bag.

Do not bring: Tobacco, alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, two-piece swimsuits, T-shirts with worldly advertising or tank tops.

Dress Standards: (A copy of Peniel’s Appearance and Conduct Expectations will be sent after registration is received.) Dresses or skirts that cover the knee are to be worn for Friday evening chapel service. Loose fitting pants or culottes that cover the knee are acceptable for recreational activities.

Peniel Bible Camp reserves the right to ask any camper to change attire if it is deemed inappropriate in the estimation of the staff.

SPEAKER: Faith White

Faith White has been involved in full-time Christian   service her entire life. A pastor’s daughter from birth, she graduated from      Maranatha Baptist Bible College with a B.S. in Bible and elementary education. She later earned an M.S. in education and has taught in Christian schools for 26 years. She and her  husband currently serve at Inter-City Baptist Church and School in Allen Park, Michigan, where Faith teaches   English and directs three hand bell choirs. Her husband, Randy, has been a Christian school teacher for 34 years, teaching math and science.

Together, they have two children who are planning to follow their parents into full-time Christian service.  Their daughter Trisha’s husband and their son Marcus are students at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary.

Faith is a frequent speaker at ladies’ meetings, including mother-daughter banquets, teachers’ conventions, ladies’ Sunday School classes, and Seminary Wives Institute at DBTS. In addition to teaching ladies and children, Faith enjoys reading, decorating, and all things homemaking.

Building a Godly Heritage

One generation shall praise thy works to another,

and shall declare thy mighty acts.

Psalm 145:4