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 This Sunday's sermon:
"The Story of Two Salvations" Jonah 1:4 - 2:10 |
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Youth Group combines
for summer months
Both Junior High and Senior High Youth Group will start their combined summer gathering and worship Wednesday, June 27th. The sessions will start at 6:30 and end at 8:30 p.m.
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It's a camptastic week at PBF
Summer is an incredible time for serving God in our church. Our members are playing key roles this week in the camps below. Please pray that the Holy Spirit will be present with the participants and their leaders as they learn, grow, and care for each other:
- Junior Camp: Right now, more than 50 grade-school-age students are enjoying Camp St. Albans and learning about nature, one another and the love of Christ.
- Royal Family Kids Camp: On Monday, more than 40 chidlren who are receiving services from the Department of Family and Child Services will gather at PBF to embark on a weeklong camp experience. They will enjoy a birthday party, take part in traditional camp experiences and enjoy safety and incredible love.
- Summer in the USA: Students from the Basque country of Spain will stay with host families, many from our congregation, to learn English, more about life in America, and life in a Christian home. They will arrive Wednesday and return July 27th. Please welcome them.
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Ladies BUNCO Night
Ladies, join us at 7 p.m. July 13th in the Log Cabin for a fun night of fellowship. Bring a friend. It's time to have fun, be a little silly, and leave the serious behind.
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Volunteer to help with
Royal Family Kids Camp
Royal Family Kids Camp provides a week-long camp experience to children. Every year for 14 years, PBF has hosted and organized this life-changing event for children. More helpers are needed to help in the following areas:
- Wrapping presents
- 4 to 7 p.m.
- Monday, June 25th
- Fireside Room
- Bring scissors, tape & wrapping paper.
- Decorating the dining hall
- Hosting the birthday party
Please let Cathy Mass know where you would like to help by emailing her at rjmmom1@hotmail.com.
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Rend Collective
Experiment is coming!
July 20th
Free Concert at PBF
 | Rend Collective Experiment -
Movements OFFICIAL |
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Highlights from our
2012 Men's Pig Roast
Warning: Images of men eating roast beast,
and men, well, being men.
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Last week to register...
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Kids will enjoy an exciting three days of fun, sports, rock climbing,crafts, singing, and more. Camp will be held July 17th through 19th, from 9 a.m. to noon. Cost will be $30.
Click here to read more and register for this camp
We know some of you have struggled with the online registration process. Please let us know you would like to participate by emailing us here, and we will call you between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday to assist you or call the office at 360-694-6549 during those hours.
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Time fer sum down home fun
Hillbilly Youth Summer Camp
July 27-30, 2012
Summer Camp is for High School and Junior High students and is located along the Duckabush River at Wilderness Northwest. We will be tent camping in a forested area about 5 minutes from the river. There is a covered dining area, a shower house, indoor restrooms, and a field for games.
Camp provides an experience that is hard to replicate back home. Relationships are formed and friends made that can last a lifetime. This year we are anxious to open God's Word and discover how we can find joy in all circumstances.
Youth will experience: team games, teaching, sharing, hillbilly cat fishing, free time, alligator hunting, zip line, board games, low ropes course, fort building, worship, movie, basketball, cabin time, capture the flag, and night games.
Registration and cost
Early registration must be complete before July 1st and is $100. For additional students within the same family during the early registration period, the cost is $90. For general registration, completed between July 2nd and 15th, the cost is $110. No registrations are allowedafter July 15th. Cost includes: Camp shirt, transportation, camping fees, and meals on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. For financial aid or arrangements, please complete the Partial Scholarship Assistance Form available in the main office or the welcome desk.
Click here to visit our web page and find links to needed forms. If you have filed a medical form in 2012, a new one is not required unless there have been changes in a participants medical conditions or medications.
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Brown, Holdren's team wins state
in Destination Imagination
Two youth of PBF were recently honored with a first place finish at the state Destination Imagination competition and went on to compete at the global level. Larisa Brown, daughter of Jim and Carol Brown, and Karli Holdren, daughter of Dale and Rose Holdren, won in the "Coming Attractions" event.
Larisa explained that Destination Imagination is a creative-problem-solving competition. She has participated several times since the second grade.
For the "Coming Attractions" category, teams were expected to create a live skit that incorporated a technical effect and portrayed two cultures. The girls' group, which included four other people, created a skit called "Mushroom Impossible" that was a twist on a Mario Brothers videogame. They told the story of Princess Tangerina who is stolen by a Korean dragon and the efforts of the Korean and Mexican princes who attempt to save her. For a technical effect, the team made it rain during the presentation. Team members also wrote and performed original music and used the recording for the performance.
After winning first place at the state level, the team went on to the global competition in May in Knoxville, Tenn., and placed 37th of 85 entrants in their division.
Both girls attend Central Kitsap High School. Larisa just completed her junior year and Karli just finished her sophomore year.
During the global competition, Karli asked people from foreign teams to sign her t-shirt. "It's a great experience to get to know so many people and get together in a common way," she said.
The girls also enjoyed the Duct Tape Ball, an annual highlight of the event. Rather than wearing a "formal" outfit, they chose to create a team costume and dressed as the Avengers.
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