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Happy New Year from Campion's Pastoral Team
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Sermon Series Starting January 13
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10 Days of Prayer:
January 10-20
What better way to kickoff 2018 than to start with passionate, united, campus-wide prayer? Be ready to join together in prayer from January 10 through 20. It was Ellen White who penned these words: "The greatest victories to the church of Christ or to the individual Christian, are not those that are gained by talent or education, by wealth, or the favor of men. They are those victories that are gained in the audience chamber with God, when earnest, agonizing faith lays hold upon the mighty arm of power" (Patriarchs and Prophets, 203). If she's right, can you imagine what would happen on our campus if we persistently and unitedly knocked on God's doors for heaven's blessings?
Here are some things you can expect during our 10 Days of Prayer. Students at Campion Academy plan to have stations available for prayer. The campus pastoral team will provide devotional video vignettes to fix our minds on Jesus. You'll have the opportunity to knock on heaven's doors with a prayer partner. We'll join our world church in praying and exploring Jesus, our High Priest. And we'll have three specific and united prayer goals from each entity on our campus: HMS Richards Adventist School, Campion Academy, and Campion Church. You won't want to miss being a part of this event. Let's get ready to pray!
Pastor Nestor
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We serve and glorify God through Christ-centered worship, individual spiritual growth, youth involvement, and community interaction.
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Micheal Goetz, Lead
Nestor Soriano, Assoc.
Michael Morss, Assoc.
Esequias Perea, Chaplain
Admin Asst./Treasurer:
Teresa Johansen
Contact:
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Saturdays:
Sabbath School 9:30 am
Church 10:45 am
Wednesdays:
Prayer Meeting 6:30 pm
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| Click on calendar for church, pathfinder, and Campion events. |
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Paul & Lani Willis
Paul's parents were teachers and their family once accepted a call to teach a year at La Vita Mission. After graduating from Walla Walla, being familiar with missionary work, Paul visited a friend in Guadalajara, Mexico, who needed help with an electrical project. Later, another friend who worked in the Philippines at the Seventh-day Adventist Hospital needed help, so Paul went and while there he met Lani, who is trained as a physical therapist but has also done dialysis, x-ray tech work and was a professor at the hospital.
Lani had a Christian teacher who taught religion. As a result she kept studying and became a Seventh-day Adventist. Her family wasn't happy but they finally accepted the fact that she's not going to return to the Catholic religion.
Paul and Lani have three girls, Suelita, six years old, Liana, five years old and Kaihla, almost four years old.
When the Thousand Oaks Adventist Media Center closed in 2013 and each ministry transferred to a new location, Paul and his family spent the next year living in hotels as he and a fellow worker worked to get each of the ministries fully functional in IT. When that was completed, they then accepted a call to the Voice of Prophecy where Paul is the Technologies Ministries Director.
Interview by Lynn Shiffer
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Twins Nathan and Andrew Halvorson seal their commitment to follow Jesus
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| Nathan Halvorson commits his life to Jesus through baptism on December 30, 2017. Even though he was not the first born twin, he was the first reborn twin. |
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| Andrew Halvorson joins his twin brother in following Jesus. The boys were baptized by their father's brother, Elder Oscar Halvorson who pastors in Alberta, Canada. |
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Christmas Time Baby Dedications
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| Pastor Nestor Soriano stands with Carson Jahn's family who promise to raise him to love Jesus. |
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| Esequias Perea holds Case Carlisle during his dedication. |
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| Pastor Micheal Goetz holds Savanah Shives after her dedication with her parents and grandparents. |
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Retired Army Chaplain Dick Stenbakken Fulfills Dream
Dick envisioned a granite memorial honoring military chaplains who had served in the Pacific Theater. He followed the process through to a dedication in Honolulu National Memorial Cemetery on December 13, 2017.
Reporter Herald Article
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International Food Fair
Sunday, January 21 from 4-6pm.
If you are interested in having a food or craft booth that night please fill out the sign-up sheet found at the welcome desk at church and turn it into the church office or Carolyn Sadler.
The deadline to turn in your slips is January 13
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Building fund YTD pledged/yet to be given: $866,457.22
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Newsletter Editor: Ardis Stenbakken, Layout Editors: Ella Jean Albertsen, Anita Busby. Correspondents: Ken Albertsen, Muriel Indermuehle, Jenny Sigler, Donna Webb, Teresa Johansen. Photography:Dan Turk, Phyllis Zimmerman, Joyelle Worley, Samira Abraham, Natalie Barton, Rebecca Herber, Johnny Loi, Aubrey Nelson, Andrea Orrison, Anna Perea, Dick Stenbakken. Send suggestions, comments, or letters to the editor to: [email protected]
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