Youth Worker Retreat
December 2 - 4, 2010 (Thursday - Saturday)
Our Annual Youth Worker Retreat is at El Camino Pines in 2010. Please come join us!
Theme: Self Care: Are you taking care of yourself while you are feeding others?
If you have ideas on this theme please contact us!
Meet and network with other ELCA Youth Workers from Southern California. Learn something new from one of our workshops. Take a bit of Sabbath time for you to renew your spirit. Relax with a cup of hot coca by the fireplace!
It's all only $75. Register online Nov. 1, 2010.
2009 Schedule ('10 schedule to come in the Fall of 2010).
Information flyer here. - Coming soon.
Questions? Contact Lauri at 661-245-3519 or by email.
Meet some of our speakers/presenters!
Rev. Chamie Delkeskamp is a graduate of Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN and a 7-year camp staff veteran of Lutheran Bible camps. However, she is a United Methodist pastor. In 7th grade, her friend Susan invited her to go to youth group at the First United Methodist Church in Aberdeen, SD. Chamie says that church saved her life in every way a person can be saved. Chamie has since then served the local church in the area of children, youth, and family ministries. She knows what it is like to feel passionate about the calling to ministry, but to sometimes feel tired, beat-up, and burnt-out. When on a much needed vacation, she read Wayne Muller’s Sabbath. She was completely convicted when Muller noted that the Chinese word for “busy” is the two pictographs of “heart” and “killing.” It was shortly after that time that Chamie began seeing her own spiritual director. She then felt the call to become a spiritual director for others. She graduated with a certification in spiritual direction from Stillpoint: The Center for Christian Spirituality in Pasadena, CA. Chamie currently serves as the Resource Pastor for the California-Pacific Conference of the United Methodist Church, leads a ministry called Raising Micah (www.raisingmicah.org), and loves life with her husband Tim, associate pastor at Ascension Lutheran Church & School in Thousand Oaks, and their three “Lutherist” children.
Missy Andrews is an enthusiastic and energetic woman who has been incoaching/fitness and youth ministry for the last 20 years! She has been happily married to Greg Andrews since 1983 and has 2 grown children, Tommy (26) and Alicia (23). Her life is looking a little different now as she recently "retired" from her Youth ministry position. She is "patiently" waiting to see God's plan (for the next 20 years) unfold in her life! She has an insatiable appetite for the gospel and is passionateabout making a diffference in the world around her.
