Atlantic Connexion

• Camp Board appointed project co-chairs, Dr. Shirley Mullen and Rev. Rob Trafton, are pictured in their presentation above. The intent is to recreate historical aspects of the Tabernacle area while drawing the focus to where we meet with the Lord. Accessible for all and inviting as the heart of Beulah, this area will serve as the central place for gathering of children, teens, and adults.

With the projected cost of $25,000 for Phase 1 fully funded by generous donors and Beulah Camp, work will begin in November and continue in the spring.  This will include the removal of Riverview along with initial aesthetic improvements such as restructuring the green space, and adding gardens, pathways, seating, and meeting areas which will include views of the river.

• You are invited to attend a brief decommissioning service in the front of Riverview on Monday, November 20th at 1:00 p.m. This service will be recorded and shared on the BCCC website www.beulahcamp.com. Weather permitting, the removal is scheduled to begin on Friday, November 24^th. Please direct any inquiries to Rob Trafton at propertydevelopment@beulahcamp.com.

Stay tuned for the November release of the NEW Beulah newsletter which will include details of the BCCC 3-year strategic plan, and suggestions for how you may become involved in the Kingdom work of camping ministry! CLICK HERE is you would like to subscribe directly to the Beulah newsletter.

It’s great to see our Core Value of being Partnered in Ministry at work!

A team of 25 people from Kings (Brent Ingersoll) just returned from Guatemala in partnership with Impacto Ministries. The team served alongside Impacto in a variety of ways, including:

• Happy Tummies, an after-school program that provides children with a nutritious meal, teaches good personal hygiene, provides a monthly doctor check-up, offers licensed teachers to tutor the children, and most of all, shares the Gospel of Jesus and His saving grace.

• Abuelitos, a ministry for the elderly that provides a nutritious breakfast and a variety of exercises, and shares with them the love and saving grace of Jesus.

• Medical clinics, providing people with care and medication that they otherwise could not afford.

• Home visits, as we get to know our brothers and sisters who may live and worship differently than we do, but who belong to our same spiritual family.

• Rev. Sheryl (Dwayne) York announced her resignation on Sunday from Amherst (Evan Oxner). Sheryl will continue to serve in her current role as Community Care Pastor until next summer as she and Dwayne prayerfully consider the Lord’s direction for their next Kingdom assignment.

BLT Site Pastors Timothy & McCaila Andrews shared, “This past Baptism Sunday was our largest attended service since we launched out in BLT (our second service in the past month that has been standing room only). It was a powerful and tangible representation of how the Spirit has been at work in our community since last October. Baptisms were such a fitting way to celebrate this marking moment of one year of meeting together.”

• Allen & Vicky Lee (Kingswood University) on the recent passing of her mother, Rose Liggitt. We also life up Ryan & Marleigh Genereaux (Woodstock) on the loss of her grandmother. CLICK HERE for her obituarywith opportunity to post words of support for the family.
• Joel & Kia Bridges (Trinity) on Friday’s passing of his father, Winfred. CLICK HERE for his obituary with opportunity to share your personal condolence.

• Where did we get the idea that we could grow into spiritual maturity without deeply embracing grief and loss? To reject them is to live only half of life with a spirituality marked by unreality. (Pete Scazzero)
• If the devil can’t take you out, he will try to wear you out. Stop obsessing. Stop ruminating. Stop scheming. Stop rehashing. Stop analyzing. Stop worrying. Give it to God and go to sleep. Since God never slumbers nor sleeps, there’s no use both of you staying awake. (Christine Caine)
• We may benefit from getting well acquainted with the man who is acquainted with many sorrows. (Chris Williams)

SAVE THE DATE: Atlantic District 2024 Winter Ministerial
When: January 17-18, 2024
Where: Kings Church (Valley Location)
Who: Dr. Steve DeNeff
How: CLICK HERE for Registration Details (Hotel Booking Information Included)