7/13/2010

CHURCH CAMP, JULY 30-AUGUST 1

Friday July 30 through Sunday August 1, Emmaus Road is heading out of town for our second annual Church Camp. Food, fun, forest, foreshore (fancy word for beach that begins with letter "f"). Camp the entire weekend or come for a morning, afternoon, or evening. Worship will take place Sunday morning around the camp fire or down along the beach. The remainder of our time will be free for food and fun.

Location: South Whidbey State Park

4128 Smugglers Cove Rd.

Freeland, Wa. 98249


Directions:

  • Take I-5 N
  • Merge onto WA-525 N via Exit 182
  • Take Wa-525 N to Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry-(Whidbey Island Ferry)
  • As you depart the Ferry on Whidbey continue straight ahead on WA-525 forabout 10.5 miles- (just past the town of Freeland)
  • Turn L on E. Bush Point Rd. (E Bush Point Rd becomes S Smugglers Cove Rd)
  • South Whidbey St Pk will be on your left

Other details:

Cost per person is $2.50 per night (for tents). RV's would be more

Emmaus Road has a beautiful group site, same one as last year.

Park includes Beach access, BBQ grills, fire pit (wood available for small fee).

Full bathroom facilities available in park away from our group site; several port-a-potties and fresh water on group site.

Bring your own gear; if you need to borrow something and/or hitch a ride, feel free to comment on this blog post or contact Suellen Yerger or Pastor Eric Likkel to coordinate.














BAPTISM ON THE BAY SUNDAY JULY 18

This Sunday, July 18, Emmaus Road gathers along the shore of Elliott Bay for Baptism, at the beach of Olympic Sculpture Park in Belltown. Do not go to New Horizons; come directly to the park.
Bring along picnic food to enjoy; our ceremony will be brief but our fellowship long. The beach is at the end of the sidewalk where Olympic Sculpture Park gives way to Myrtle Edwards Park.
For those driving in, parking is free in the neighborhood streets nearby.
Another option is to park further north in Myrtle Edwards territory and walk, skate, or ride down to the beach.

Regular worship resumes at New Horizons the following Sunday, July 25.