RCC's 2010 Family Camp
June 13th through June 19th
Sunday night after 6 pm (no dinner) thru Saturday Morning Breakfast
Rockaway, Oregon

Join with other committed Christians
for a week of fun, fellowship, food and fundamentals of the faith,
at the beautiful Oregon Coast!

The Camp

Twin Rocks is a beautiful Christian Campground on the Oregon coast, featuring its own lake with swimming, boating, and fishing. A knotty pine dining room, friendly staff, and excellent food with fresh baked breads make it truly exceptional. Add to these fine features the warm fellowship of the church family from Reformation Covenant Church and you have the makings of a great family vacation. The schedule will afford many opportunities to explore the Oregon Coast, visit the Tillamook Cheese Factory, go antique shopping north of Rockaway, etc.
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The Host Church

RCC is a Bible-believing church which affirms the early creeds of the historic church, and orthodox doctrines such as the Trinity, justification by faith, six-day creation, hell, etc. We also affirm the theology of the Protestant Reformation (writings of John Calvin, John Knox, Martin Luther, the Westminster Confession and Catechisms, the Three Forms of Unity, etc.) We are committed to the rigorous application of the Christian faith to all areas of life, including education and political action. RCC and her theology has been used by God to spawn and mature the Parents Education Association, and a number of other Christian home school and world-view ministries.
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The Speakers

Jim Jordan - Music

James B. Jordan is founder and director of Biblical Horizons, a Christian research and publishing institute located in Niceville, Florida. Jordan graduated from the University of Georgia in 1971 with a degree in Comparative Literature and studies in music and political philosophy. After serving four years in the Air Force as a military historian, he attended Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi, and finished his masters degree in systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. During the 1980s Jordan directed Geneva Ministries and the Geneva Study Center in Tyler, Texas, before founding Biblical Horizons in 1988. He was awarded the D. Litt. degree from the Central School of Religion, England, in 1993. Since 2000 Jordan has been head of the department of Biblical Studies at Biblical Theological Seminary, St. Petersburg, Russia, where he teaches Old Testament and Eschatology.

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Family Camp Topics

TBD

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