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Family Camp 2024

September  13-15

Family.  A God-given vessel for the gospel proclamation. 

Onecho Bible Church family camp is a tradition that is treasured in our hearts due to the grace and glory of God.  We hope your family will consider fellowship with us this year.  

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ONECHO FAMILY CAMP
Silver Lake Bible Camp
September 13-15, 2024


FRIDAY
6:00 Arrive & Get Settled (no dinner)
7:00 1st Session
9:00 Refreshments


SATURDAY
8:30 Breakfast
9:00 2nd Session
10:15 Coffee Break

10:45 3rd Session
12:30 Lunch

1:30 Free Time: zip line, giant swing, boating, swimming, and visiting.
5:30 Dinner

6:30 4th Session

SUNDAY
8:00 Light Breakfast Options
9:30 5th Session: Worship Service
11:00 Cleanup

11:15 Brunch

12:15 Free Time / Clean Cabins
4:00 Vacate Camp

 

Suggested Donation:​ SUGGESTED but PLEASE, PLEASE do not let money keep you from attending camp with your family. 

Adults.            $125

Ages 4-11       $75

Under 3           no charge

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Our Speaker:
    
Fred Van Gorkom

Wife: Vicki

4 children

One month after graduation from veterinary school (WSU ’83), Fred Van Gorkom went to Ethiopia with Christian Veterinary Mission (CVM). After completing the Red Cross/UNHCR Somali Returning Refugee Project, he did veterinary and famine relief work in the north central highlands of Ethiopia and met Vicki, also a veterinarian (OSU ’82), who had come to teach in the Ethiopian veterinary school. Married in 1986, they immediately returned to a remote part of southwestern Ethiopia to do church planting and community development (veterinary, water, education, forestry, peace-making and more), raising their four children in the “bush.” Then in 2002 Fred became country-wide Team Leader of most of the SIM (originally Soudan/Sudan Interior Missions) mission stations in Ethiopia until 2008 when they felt called to the CVM Home office in the Pacific NW. Fred now uses his experience to challenge, empower and facilitate other veterinarians in international settings, serving as CVM Deputy Director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa; he provides leadership as part of a team to recruit, train, place and mentor veterinary cross-cultural workers in the Great Commission. He also oversees CVM security issues worldwide, and delights in encouraging veterinary professionals in other countries to catch the vision for veterinary missions.

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