The Compass: ChilliPepper...the coolest way to get fired up!

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

ChilliPepper...the coolest way to get fired up!

Get excited!!! For our ski trip, we will attend ChilliPepper in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This conference will feature the bands Fee, StellarKart and Rush of Fools. Speakers will be Derwin Gray (the evangelism linebacker) and Jeffrey Dean. We will ski at Ober Gatlinburg ski lodge on Saturday. Here's all the vital stats for the trip...

Who: YOU!!! and all of your closest friends that you invite!!!

What: Fee, StellarKart, Rush of Fools, Derwin Grey and lots of crazy fun!!!

When: January 22-24, 2010

Where: Gatlinburg, Tennessee

How Much: The question everyone wants to know...how much cash is this going to take out of my pocket...there will be a $50 deposit due November 29th. You will then owe a balance of $70 by January 3rd. This is a total cost of $120 for your room, conference and skiing!!!

Why: As if you have to ask...because you want a great worship experience and some good skiing on the side!!!

As a bonus, to prove that you all are diligent about reading the youth website...the first STUDENT to comment on this post will earn a FREE trip for a friend (this person must be a visitor). But, don't feel gipped...the church is already paying for $50 of your trip no matter who you are!!!

2 comments:

UnknownNovember 11, 2009 at 6:09 PM
Im tottally in, Hunter Novak will be on this trip, and so shouldnt everyone else
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Royal Bank of Finland(:November 11, 2009 at 6:31 PM
i can't wait. looking forward to spending time with my youth group and worshiping!!(: Riley-Brooke aka Royal Bank of Findland(:
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Peacemaking for Families by Ken Sande: Are you looking for a way to resolve conflict in your family. Here is a great biblical model for such as task.

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Age of Opportunity by Paul David Tripp: This book is focused on the teen years of child rearing. It is a call to parents to seize the chance to impact their lives from a Biblical standpoint.

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Single Parents: Daily Grace for the hardest job by Robert Jones: A short work on the life and issues that are present in a Single Parent family. Jones tackles this topic from the Biblical standpoint.