What a great weekend! On February 12, we left RCC with 20 students, 5 adults, and 3 vehicles. One student had to go home on Saturday morning due to sickness, so we were left with 24 total people at Deep Freeze 2010. This winter retreat at Camp Berea (Hebron, NH) is a great opportunity for … Continue reading Deep Freeze 2010 – Recap
Snow Tubing at Camp Berea
Here's a video I recorded on my phone while snow tubing at Camp Berea this past weekend. I was there with the students for Deep Freeze. Expect my recap blog post soon.
Upcoming Youth Events
Today, I am writing to let you know of 2 upcoming youth events that I am really excited about. The first is Deep Freeze. It will take place at Camp Berea, which is located off of Newfound Lake in NH. The location is great, and the students have loved this event in the past. This … Continue reading Upcoming Youth Events
Meteorologist Al Kaprielian
I don't really know why I haven't blogged about this guy before. For those who do not live here in NH with me, you have got to watch this video! It's of a meteorologist who was on a TV station called MyTV. According to Wikipedia, "Kaprielian was the chief meteorologist for WZMY-TV." His last broadcast … Continue reading Meteorologist Al Kaprielian
Good Problems?
Recently, we at RCC have found ourselves having some "good problems." What? How can that happen? Isn't that an oxymoron? Well, let me explain. First of all, we have been getting closer to the 300-mark in church on Sunday morning. In fact, last week, we went over 300. The problem is that we are struggling … Continue reading Good Problems?
YM Resource – Basic Guitar version 1.0
Many of you already know, but I have been teaching guitar for the past couple years. Why do I do this? Well, it mainly has to do with what I know God has called me to do -- to reach out to students with Christ's love. One way of doing that has been through a … Continue reading YM Resource – Basic Guitar version 1.0
Ski Trip Recap
As you probably know from my last post, we took the youth group on our annual ski trip this past Saturday. Overall, it was a great trip. We had several new students, and even more who had never skied before. The weather was great, the snow was pretty good, and the view was amazing. Unfortunately, … Continue reading Ski Trip Recap
Ski Trip Tomorrow
We're getting ready to go on our annual youth group ski trip tomorrow at Gunstock Mountain. This year, we've combined the middle school and high school into one trip. It should be lots of fun. I just hope I don't have any back issues after falling yesterday on ice. I'll be sure to take some … Continue reading Ski Trip Tomorrow
Praying for Haiti
Unless you have been living under a rock lately, you have probably heard of the horrible earthquake that recently hit the island country of Haiti. It has been on the news everywhere, there are tons of people going to help, and even our President has promised financial support from the USA. So many people died … Continue reading Praying for Haiti
Boldness vs. Spoon Feeding
I was recently approached by a friend of mine who told me I need to be more blunt when asking for help. This got me thinking. I've never really wanted to be that type of person that sends people running in the opposite direction, because every time I come around, they think I am asking … Continue reading Boldness vs. Spoon Feeding
