four camps ONE WEEKFAMILY CAMP Family Camp mingles the generations for spiritual renewal and fellowship with rich teaching morning and evening. Traditional hymn-sings and contemporary music are lifted up in praise and worship in the 100 year old open-air Nixon Tabernacle.LODGING RESERVATIONS: DENISE OR JAY PEPLINSKI 989-274-5838 OR PEPLINSKI1@LIVE.COM RV/TENT CAMP SITE RESERVATIONS: 586-752-3202 DAILY MEAL PLAN RESERVATIONS: UPON ARRIVAL

YOUTH CAMPAlongside Family Camp, Youth Camp is for grades 7 – 12. It’s a week of instruction in practical Christianity, worship services for inspiration and Christian commitment, recre-ational programs, personal sharing, and infor-mal contact experiences with other youth who share Christian values and commitment. REGISTRATION: WWW.SIMPSONPARKCAMP.ORG OR 586-752-3202

CHILDREN’S CAMPOver 100 children participate in our annual Children’s Program which runs simultaneously alongside Family Camp. Services and activities are offered during morning and evening wor-ship, as well as special activities each weekday afternoon for the family, such as a Talent Show and fishing at the pond.REGISTRATION: WWW.SIMPSONPARKCAMP.ORG OR 586-752-3202

YOUNG ADULTSYoung Adults Camp is designed for ages 18 to 30-something. We provide lodging, meals, a morning message offered by a guest speaker, Bible study, games, sports and service projects.REGISTRATION: WWW.SIMPSONPARKCAMP.ORG OR 586-752-3202

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70199 Campground Road Romeo, Michigan 48065

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SPECIAL EVENTS 2016

GOSPEL

CONCERT

“JUSTIFIED”

Friday, July 29

RUN/WALK

Saturday, July 30

AUTO SHOW

Saturday, July 30

LADIES TEA

Saturday, July 30

FAMILY BBQ

Saturday, July 30

YOUNG

ADULTS DAY

Tuesday, Aug. 2

HERITAGE DAY

Wednesday, Aug. 3

MISSION DAY

Thursday, Aug. 4

CHILDREN’S

PRESENTATION

Friday, Aug. 5

GORDY GAMES

Saturday, Aug. 6

Joel Strickland is a youth minister, youth speaker and the Executive Pastor at Thornapple Valley Church in Hastings, MI. Joel comes with a lot of energy, along with personal stories of loss and difficulty. Through those challanging times he now passionately presents the love of Christ to help teens get through the hard times in their own lives. Joel and his wife, Crystal recently adopted two sons, Kaysaan (2) and Kaleb (1).

Mark and Andrea’s marriage combined two gospel music ministries into one. Mark had a solo career for seven years, and Andrea had been traveling in her father’s ministry since age two. With their two sons, Tyler and Trevor their goal is to see souls come to know Jesus and to be of help to the local church.

The Wilsons are long-time Simpson Park attendees and fans. Before heading to Africa in 1998, they were actually married in the Simpson Park Tabernacle! For the last five years they have been serving in the Middle East/North Africa where they work with a movement that is planting churches among the unreached through multi-national teams. They have a passion for the least reached places on earth, as well as helping to raise up the next generation of missionaries to carry this work onward.

As a gifted communicator, worship leader, author and artist, Jonathan is passionate about incarnational expressions of the Gospel. A life-long Salvationist, dedicated to seeing the Kingdom of God become a present reality in our world through intercession, evangelism, and discipleship. As a husband and father, Jonathan is blessed with countless opportunities to better understand God’s love and mercy.

Rev. Dr. Joy Moore joined the faculty at Fuller Theological Seminary in 2012 as the Associ-ate Dean for African American Church Studies and Assistant Professor of Preaching. She came from Duke University Divinity School where she served as the Associate Dean for Church Relations and the Associate Dean of Black Church Studies. Moore is an ordained elder in the United Meth-odist Church.

The Watsons serve with World Missions and Evangelism, Inc., and also founded Ministerio da Vida in Mozambique. They share the Gospel, provide clean water and create places for children to gather and play. Todd worked for General Motors before attending Michigan Theological Seminary and YWAM in Brazil. Todd and Noemia have three children, Daniel, Clara and Julie.

Share ten days of fellowship and inspiration... or come for just one, two or three days!Whether participating for the first time, or returning for your annual pilgrimage, come experience Simpson Park Camp Meeting as we host our 151st year. Simpson Park Camp Meeting Grounds are a unique space for the whole family. Our rustic, back-to-nature setting invites families to pull away from hurried lives. Come experience a sense of God’s presence that quiets the mind and spirit.

JULY 29 – AUGUST 7

YOUNG ADULTS

YOUTH

WORSHIP MUSIC

MISSIONSTABERNACLE

EVENTS

SPEAKERS AND LEADERS

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JOEL STRICKLAND

MARK & ANDREA FORESTER

TODD & NOEMIA WATSON

THE WILSONS

JONATHAN TAUBE

REV. DR. JOY MOORE

Our 150th sesquicentennial celebration continues into our 151st year! Step to it and join us for our first Run/Walk on Saturday morn-ing, July 30th. Ladies, please join our 9th Annual Ladies Tea on Saturday afternoon, July 30th. Enjoy the auto show and fellowship at our Annual Camp BBQ that same evening! Nightly ice cream socials give you the opportunity to relish the evening message with friends. Mingle the generations during the 5th annual Young Adult day, Tuesday, August 2nd. Enjoy a glass of old-time lemonade during the Heritage Day activities on Wednesday, August 3rd! Look beyond our borders during Missions Day, Thursday, August 4th. Witness how God has spoken to our children this week dur-ing their presentation on Friday, August 5th. Don’t miss the “com-petition” during Gordy Games, Saturday, August 6th.

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Dr. Jim Lo is an author, speaker and serves Indiana Wesleyan University as professor of religion and as the campus pastor. He holds mas-ters degrees from IWU and Wheaton Graduate School, and in 1998 he received his D.TH. from the University of South Africa where he also served as a Wesleyan missionary for 13 years.

DR. JIM LO

Dan Cutchen joins us again this summer, and we are very excited to welcome him back! He is an exciting performer who blends music and drama to present stories from the Bible, helping children find a common ground to celebrate God’s works and character while worshipping Jesus Christ. He’s wacky! He’s fun! Dan holds a B.A. and a Masters in Music Composi-tion. He and his wife, Joy, offer work-shops in creative communication through their ministry, Future Hope Ministries.

DAN CUTCHEN

In 1999 after Hurricane Mitch hit Honduras, Bill and Ellen Gass built a colony of 70 homes, the Mission of Hope Community. Since then 44 schools have been built, libraries have been started and an adult literacy program has opened.Today over 350 people work together and live in the community. The Mission of Hope truly believes in helping the needy to help themselves.

BILL & ELLEN GASS

Don’t miss the kickoff with sensational gospel harmonies from Michigan’s own Tim Caldwell, Mark Jacoby, Carl Ledford and David Potts— Justified!

JUSTIFIED GOSPEL CONCERT FRIDAY, JULY 29!

MORNING WORSHIP: 10:30AM, NIXONBREAK-OUT SESSIONS: 2:30PMEVENING WORSHIP: 7:00PM, NIXON