This year's camp meeting is June 12–16, 2018, on the campus of Gem State Adventist Academy in Caldwell, Idaho. We have chosen a theme of "Keeping God Real!"
As in past years, our evening and Sabbath morning meetings will be evangelistic in nature. John Bradshaw, It Is Written speaker/director, is our evening and Sabbath morning guest speaker. Weekday meeting and seminar speakers are Stan Hudson, North Pacific Union Conference Creation Study Center director; Charles White, great-grandson of James and Ellen White; and Bert Logan, from the It Is Written Spark program.
Children and youth will enjoy daily programs, and mini concerts will be featured Tuesday through Friday evenings. Sabbath musical guest is His Voice, a male quartet with Harold R. Dixon III, Doug Leno, Kevin Spainhower and Tod Spainhower. Friday afternoon features a women's tea and the annual Adventist Book Center (ABC) auditorium sale. Plus there will be an ABC on-site, with book and food deals throughout the week. Plans are underway to again have a baptism on Sabbath evening.
The Spanish-language camp meeting takes place at the same time, same location, in the evenings and on Sabbath. Abel Morrobel, pastor, is the guest speaker.
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John Bradshaw brings his considerable experience and passion for evangelism to the Idaho Conference Camp Meeting 2018.
Charles White, great-grandson of James and Ellen White, will speak at 11 a.m., Wednesday through Friday, in addition to a seminar.
Bert Logan is a trainer with It Is Written's Spark program. He will share how to keep our members in church.
Stan Hudson speaks at 8 a.m., Wednesday through Friday, on the subject of creation.
Pastor Abel Morrobel will speak for the Spanish-language camp meeting.
His Voice is in concert on Sabbath afternoon, 3:30 p.m., on June 16, 2018.
