Glory Chinese Baptist Church

Memorial Day Retreat

May 24~25 (Sun. 3 pm ~ Mon. 2 pm), 2015

In Christ

Worship God in Spirit and in Truth Jn 4:23

By Dr. Scott Aniol (SWBTS)

Camp Arrowhead 254-897-2323

5236 N FM 199, Cleburne, TX 76033

Schedule

5/24 Sunday 5/25 Monday

Breakfast

(Campus Dining Hall) 8:00

10:00 ~

11:20

Sunday Service at Church

Devotional Bible Reading

(Campus Chapel)

9:00 ~

9:50

11:30 ~

12:20

Sunday School at Church

Message II Dr. Aniol

(Campus Chapel)

10:00 ~

11:30

12:30 Sunday Lunch

at Church Lunch

(Campus Dining Hall) 12:00

Travel On-Site

Free Activities

1:00 ~

3:00

3:00 ~

5:30

On-Site Free Activities

Theme:

In Christ -- Worship God

6:00 Supper

(in Dorm) in Spirit and in Truth

(John 4:23, 24)

7:00 ~

8:50

Message I Dr. Aniol

(Campus Chapel)

Camp Arrowhead

254-897-2323

9:10 ~

10:00

Fellowship (Separated Group)

5236 N FM 199 Cleburne, TX 76033

10:30 Good Night

Scott Aniol Assistant Professor of Church Music

Scott Aniol is an author, speaker, and teacher of worship, church music philosophy, culture, and

aesthetics. In addition to teaching courses in worship and philosophy in the School of Church Music at

Southwestern Seminary, Scott regularly lectures around the country in churches, conferences, colleges, and

seminaries. Recent speaking engagements include the Great Lakes Conference on Theology, the Conference

on the Church for Gods Glory, and the Preserving the Truth Conference. He has also lectured in conferences

and seminaries in Australia and Brazil.

Scott is the author of two books, Worship in Song: a Biblical Approach to Music and Worship (BMH

Books, 2009) and Sound Worship: a Guide to Making Musical Choices in a Noisy World (Religious Affections

Ministries, 2010) as well as dozens of articles.

Scott is also the Managing Editor of Artistic Theologian, a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal of worship and ministry arts published by

the School of Church Music at Southwestern.

Scott has a burden that churches allow the Bible to regulate their worship instead of

the prevailing culture. This requires that pastors and church musicians have a thorough

understanding about what Scripture teaches regarding worship, beauty, and culture, subjects

Scott has given his life to studying and teaching.

Scott blogs at www.ArtisticTheologian.com and www.ReligiousAffections.org .

Scott, his wife Becky, and their two children (Caleb and Kate) reside in Fort Worth, TX.

http://www.artistictheologian.com/http://www.artistictheologian.com/http://www.religiousaffections.org/

Campsite Location

Camp Arrowhead

5236 North FM 199, Cleburne, TX 76033

Fort Worth I-35W (South) 174 (South) on exit 37 67 (West) FM 199 (right turn, North)

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Camp+Arrowhead/@32.2880376,-97.7072318,14z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x61b269d2916c55b0?hl=en

Dinosaur Valley State Park Location

Dinosaur Valley State Park (Google Map)

Southwest of campsite, 199 left turn on 67 to west, right turn on to 205 right turn on Park Rd 59 Park Entrance

http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/dinosaur-valley

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Dinosaur+Valley+State+Park/@32.2496367,-97.8099282,16z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x7ae5b11ea0727c10?hl=enhttp://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/dinosaur-valley

http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/dinosaur-valley/dino-tracks

http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/dinosaur-valley/dino-tracks

Glory CBC 2015 Memorial Day Retreat

Schedule

5/24 Sunday 5/25 Monday

Breakfast

(Campus Dining Hall) 8:00

10:00 ~

11:20

Sunday Service at Church

Devotional Bible Reading

(Campus Chapel)

9:00 ~

9:50

11:30 ~

12:20

Sunday School at Church

Message II Dr. Aniol

(Campus Chapel)

10:00 ~

11:30

12:30 Sunday Lunch

at Church Lunch

(Campus Dining Hall) 12:00

Travel On-Site

Free Activities

1:00 ~

3:00

3:00 ~

5:30

On-Site Free Activities

Theme:

In Christ -- Worship God

6:00 Supper

(in Dorm) in Spirit and in Truth

(John 4:23, 24)

7:00 ~

8:50

Message I Dr. Aniol

(Campus Chapel)

Camp Arrowhead

254-897-2323

9:10 ~

10:00

Fellowship (Separated Group)

5236 N FM 199 Cleburne, TX 76033

10:30 Good Night

Registration Form

My Name Age

Contact Email: Phone:

Family 1 Age

Family 2 Age

Family 3 Age

Family 4 Age

Attend 5/24 Sunday Evening Meeting

5/25 Monday Morning Meeting

Meals 5/24 Sunday Supper (church bring-in Sandwiches )

5/25 Monday Breakfast 5/25 Monday Lunch

Lodging

Not stay in camp (just attend Sunday 5/24 one evening)

Not stay in camp (just attend Monday 5/25 one day)

Stay in Motel Room (A $60; C $50 )

Stay in Dorm (A $ 50; C $40)

Fees

$60 per person in Motel; $50 per person in Dorm of ages 12+ yrs (A)

$50 per person in Motel; $40 per person in Dorm of ages 4~12 yrs (C)

------Includes: 2 Meals (Monday Breakfast & Lunch)

------Child under 3 yrs is free

$10 per person plus meals at $10 per meal for Day camp.

** $60 x =

** $50 x =

** $40 x =

** $10 x x =

Total

2015/5/24-25 at Camp Arrowhead, Cleburne, TX

Motel Room

Motel Room

5/24 3:30~7:00 Chapel Clegg Hall Dorm

5/24 7:00~9:00

5/25 9:00~9:50 10-13

5/25 10:00~11:30

5/24 6:00 pm Clegg Hall Dorm

5/25 8:00 am 12:00 pm Dining Hall

5/25 2:00 pm

5/24

4:00~5:30 pm

Activity Center

Arrowhead Lodge Motel Room

Clegg Hall Dorm Room

Clegg HallDorm

Clegg HallDorm

Glory CBC Retreat Guideline

2015/5/24-25 at Camp Arrowhead, Cleburne, TX

1. Items that come with you

Devotion: Personal Bible, Pen, Notebook

Toilet: Tooth brush & paste, towel, shower towel, hear drier.

(Motel room provides towels)

Linens: Personal sheet, pillow, blanket.

(Motel room provides linens)

Swimming attire: Swimming wear, goggle, hat, slipper, towel.

2. Schedule

Register: 5/24, Sun. 3:30~7:00 pm, at small Chapel or Clegg Hall Dorm

Message: 5/24, Sun. 7:00~9:00 pm, Message I

5/25, Mon. 9:00~9:50 am, Bible reading and share. Ps. 10-13 ch.

5/25, Mon. 10:00~11:30 am, Message II

Meals: 5/24, Sun. Supper, 6:00 pm, light meal in Clegg Hall Dorm

5/25, Mon. Breakfast 8:00 am; Lunch 12:00 pm in Dining Hall

Dismiss: 5/25, Mon. After Lunch, around 2:00 pm

Activities: 5/24, Sun. afternoon, free activities

** Swimming Pool time: 4:00~5:30 pm, with Lifeguard

Please follow the swimming pool rules as attached

** Activity Center free to enjoy

3. Lodging

For Motel Rooms (Arrowhead Lodge), rooms with linens. Just bring your

personal tooth brush & paste, comb and drier.

For Dorm (Clegg Hall), bring your personal tooth brush & paste, comb, drier.

AND sheet, pillow, blanket, towel, shower towel, body shower and

shampoo.

Clegg Hall (Dorm) has a Kitchen, keep in safe and clean.

Clegg Hall (Dorm) 2nd Story is for Ladies, no men allowed.

Please carefully using the facilities in camp, do not damage, and clean all trash

of your room and dorm before leave. Thank you.

CAMP ARROWHEAD POOL GUIDELINES when LIFEGUARD(S) are ON DUTY (Groups number 15 or greater.)

1. No guests will be allowed into the pool enclosure until lifeguard(s) are in

place and all equipment has been checked and readied.

2. For at least 15 but not more than 35 guests there shall be one certified

lifeguard and one additional person (either certified lifeguard or trained

adult lookout) on duty. A second life guard and second responder to be

added for every additional 35 guests or any portion thereof.

3. Minor children who are on the campground apart from their parents or legal

guardians must have swimming ability determined and will be confined to

the limits of swimming ability with areas of the pool clearly identified for

non-swimmers, intermediate and swimmer. Swim test may include:

A. Non-swimmer: Get into shallow water, sit down, stand up, and

exit the water.

B. Intermediate swimmer: Jump feet first into water at least twelve

inches deeper than the height of the child. Level off, swim 25

feet, turn around and swim back. Exit the water.

C. Swimmer: Jump feet first into water at least twelve inches

deeper than the height of the child and swim 75 yards in a

strong stroke on stomach or side (breaststroke, sidestroke,

crawl, trudgen, or any combination). Then swim 25 yards on

your back (elementary back stroke), then float and rest on your

back for one minute. Exit the water.

4. A method of checking guests in and out of the water shall be establis