August 14 – 19 at Camp David Jr.

Leave Sunday, August 14 from the church parking lot at 2:30 p.m.

Return to the church on Friday, August 19 at 11 a.m.

Cost is $130/person or $100/first-time visitor and for the person that brings them.

Online registration open soon. Paper registration forms available here, at all MS activities and at the church office.

For more information contact Brad Teel, Middle School Director, 360-452-3351.

What to Bring:

• Bible
• Pen or pencil
• Warm clothes for evenings
• Appropriate clothing
• Sleeping bag and pillow
• Flashlight
• Towel
• Toiletries
• Modest, one-piece swimsuits
• Note: each student is allowed one carry-on bag plus their sleeping bag and pillow

Do Not Bring:

• Drugs, alcohol, tobacco
• Fireworks
• Any electronics
• Inappropriate reading material
• Inappropriate clothing (including 2-piece swimsuits, tankinis, sagging shorts or pants, anything with inappropriate holes, cut-outs or slogans)
• Poor attitude

Also, participants will be asked to complete a medical release form as well as agree to a code of conduct as part of the registration process.

Register online HERE!

On July 17th, a bunch of High School students from four different churches will descend on the Firs Conference Center for some crazy camp games, extreme free time activities, (including wakeboarding, wake surfing, tubing, paintball, High Ropes… and more) uplifting worship, chill time with friends, and a place to get away from all the pressures at home and meet with God. We are looking for some kids that are ready for the time of your life. Are you up for it? Don’t forget to register early and bring a friend for a discount!

Our Speaker:Chris Gee was born in Oakland, California and raised in the nearby city of Castro Valley. In 2004, he made the trek down to Southern California to attend UCLA. There, he studied mass communication and English. Chris is currently a 3rd year student at The Master’s Seminary and serves as the Shepherd of the UCLA Bible study at Grace Community Church.

Activities

—>Wake Boarding

—>Tubing

—>Volleyball

—>Paintball($25)

—>Basketball

—>Frisbee Golf

—>Foosball

—>Ping-Pong

—>Pool Tables

—>High Ropes($15)

—>Swimming

—>Ultimate Frisbee

—>Crazy Camp Games

—>And much, much more……

Cost:

Cost is $265 for IBC students by June 29th and $290 for registrations after June 29th.

Cost is $230 for first time visitors and the IBC student who brings them! A non-refundable deposit of $50 is due with registration. Camp DVD, paintball, and high ropes are additional costs.

*Partial scholarshipmay be available. Call Student Ministry office at 452-3351 for an application, or to inquire about fundraising opportunities.

Dates:

We will leave IBC July 17th at11a.m.(Reg. starts at 10 a.m.) and return July 30 at approx. 3p.m.

Where:

The Firs Conference Center, 4605 Cable Street, Bellingham WA 98229 Phone: 800-765-3477

www.thefirs.org

Double Spirit Day:

Pirates AHOY! is our double spirit day theme this year! So get crazy with your “Pirate Garb” for dinner on Wednesday. Double Spirit day can change everything!!!

Talent Show:

The tradition lives on with the Annual Summer Camp Talent Show. This is always a fun evening so come prepared and let us see how talented you really are!

Bring:

Bible, pen or pencil, warm clothes for evenings, sleeping bag and pillow, flashlight, towel, toiletries, a modest swimsuit (this means one piece), spending money for luncheson the way to and returning from camp(orsack lunch) and for snacksandpaintball ($20-30 recommended).Note: each student is allowed ONE bag, ONE carry on bag, and their sleeping bag and pillow.

Do not bring:

Drugs, alcohol, fireworks, tobacco, ANY ELECTRONICS (they WILL be confiscated), any inappropriate reading material, inappropriate dress (including 2 piece swimsuits, “tankinis,” sagging pants/shorts, or anything with inappropriate holes or cut outs) or a poor attitude.

All High School Camp Participants must agree to the following code of conduct:

1. Participation in all regularly scheduled activities is required.

2. Respect will be shown toward the community and other campers.

3. Everyone is to be in their room at the stated times.

4. Consumption of alcohol, smoking, and use of illegal drugs is prohibited.

5. In cases of participants not abiding by this code of conduct parents may be called. Discipline matters will be handled by adult staff. Students will be sent home if necessary at participant’s expense.

6. Allcampers will respect the camp dress code.

Ready to register? Click HERE!

Please RSVP at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=195393237169068

Meet at the IBC Worship Center at 8:00 a.m.  Bring any snacks you want. lunch will be provided.  Also bring work gloves, water bottle and any yard tools such as rakes or hand shovels/spades

RSVP on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=101155559970102

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Come be a part of our video scavenger hunt on March 12th. This event is always filled with lots of laughs and memories (some we wish other would forget). So join us and bring a friend. Cost is $5 for Pizza, but is free to any friends you might bring or visitors to IBC. Check out the action last year at http://vimeo.com/album/199173 to see what you are in for!

High School Winter Camp is Feb. 25-27 at Mt Baker Bible Camp.  Download a registration for full details or register online at www.indbible.org

Please dress for the occasion and invite your friends to be a part of this evening.

Detail on video submissions:

Videos must be no more than 10 min in length and will be reviewed to assure acceptable content.  All videos must be submitted to Pastor Phil by 9 p.m. Wed., January 12th.

Bella Rosa Coffee (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bella-Rosa-Coffee-House/271119215766) – 3 $5 Gift Cards

Athletes Choice (http://maps.google.com/places/us/wa/port-angeles/w-1st-st/215/-athletes-choice?hl=en&gl=us): Quicksilver Hat

Olympic Distributing- 2 Snapple Poster Board, 2 Red Bull Poster Boards, Seahawks Football, Red bull nick knack signs, Bunch of stickers, Cascade Ice- 2 packs, 2 Wired T-shirts, Snapple t-shirt

Bike Shop (http://www.soundbikeskayaks.com/)- 1 pair of woman’s bike shoes, 1 pair of men’s bike shoes, 1 Kayak paddle

Cottage Queen (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/Cottage-Queen/129098313768272): Camo bag, Pink with green dots bag, zebra bag

North by northwest (http://www.nxnwsurf.com/): t shirt

Albertsons (www.albertsons.com): Ironman 2 DVD

Movie house (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/The-Movie-House/135685933114749): movies-“Invictus, “Diary of a wimpy kid” and “Dear John

Aglazing Art Studio (http://www.aglazingart.com/): 2 $10.00 gift certificates

Star Video (http://local.yahoo.com/info-22205597-star-video-port-angeles): 5 free movie passes

Papa Murphy’s (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/Papa-Murphys-in-Port-Angeles/342169010173): 5 coupon cards

Wendy’s (www.wendys.com): Packet of lots of free frostys

Swains (http://www.swainsinc.com/): $25.00 gift card

Tiger lily (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/Tiger-Lily-Clothing/132132974665): 4 bracelets and 6 headbands

Browns outdoor (www.brownsoutdoor.com): 2 Thermal Comfort T-shirts and 1 $10.00 and 1 $15.00 gift card

Beauty and the Beach: 5 free tans

Pa Power Equipment (www.papowerequipment.com): 2 posters and some stickers

Cracked bean (http://www.facebook.com/TheCrackedBean): travel mug, $10.00 gift card and coffee beans

Dominos (www.dominos.com): 7 Gift cert. for 1 large 1 top pizza

High Voltage (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/High-Voltage-Espresso/380270806638): 5 $3.25 gift cert.

Hair school (http://maps.google.com/places/us/wa/port-angeles/e-hwy-101/2941/-hair-school?gl=us): Mani, Pedi, hair cut, iron curl, condition, scalp treatments in gift cert. form

8th st. Grill (http://maps.google.com/places/us/wa/port-angeles/w-8th-st/511/-8th-street-bridge’s-grill?gl=us): 2 $10.00 gift cert.

Blackbird Coffee (http://www.theblackbirdcoffeehouse.com/): 1 $20.00 gift cert.

Westside Pizza (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/Westside-Pizza-Port-Angeles/127406260613356)- 1 $ gift cert.

Envy (http://www.envyhair516.com/): 5 free haircuts, Various hair product

Necessity and Temptation (http://www.necessities-temptations.com/): 2 Mugs, 2 t-shirts

Gordy’s Pizza (http://www.gordyspizza.com/): (5) 1 Med Pizzas

Odyssey Book Shop (http://www.odysseybookshop.com/): 10 Gift Cert

Wilder Auto (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Port-Angeles-WA/Wilder-Auto-in-Port-Angeles/134375389933260)
25 Candy Jars, 30 Pencils, 2 Wilder Chap sticks, 2 Wilder Scion Tee’s, 2 Scion (beanies) hats, 2 Scion Water Bottles, 6 Antenna toppers, 2 PA Baseball caps, 4 Scion tumblers, 2 Stuffed scion cars, 2 flashlights, 2 Scion “light-up” necklaces)

Barn Bash will be at 955 Olson Rd. at the Cummins Barn

You RSVP for this even at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=145722828796228

You can register online at http://public.serviceu.com/RegistrationForm/4768689-169969615/?OrgKey=50749386-5a71-49d6-bea9-4951ddcdd646

The weather is finally warming up and it’s time to hit the lake for some fun in the water! Meet up at the FLC at 10:30 to carpool out to Lake Sutherlin. We will return at 5. Bring your own lunch. Cost $3.

Please RSVP on Facebook or email phil@indbible.org so we know what transportation we will need

The weather is finally warming up and it’s time to hit the lake for some fun in the water! Meet up at the FLC at 10:30 to carpool out to Lake Sutherlin. We will return at 5. Bring your own lunch. Cost $3.

Please RSVP on Facebook or email phil@indbible.org so we know what transportation we will need

Are you ready for an Excellent Adventure?

Register online HERE!

Will S. Preseton and Fred Theodore Logan think that following Jesus is about as exciting as watching paint dry. They are in for the surprise of a lifetime as they’re taken on a most excellent adventure where they are introduced to the reality of what it means to be a Christ Follower. Get ready to join them on this journey of discovery at H.S. Summer Camp this year!

On July 25th, over 100 High School students from four different churches will descend on the Firs Conference Center for some crazy camp games, extreme free time activities (including wakeboarding, wake surfing, tubing, paintball, high ropes… and more), uplifting worship, chill time with friends, and a place to get away from all the pressures at home and meet with God. We are looking for some kids that are ready for an “Excellent Adventure.” Are you up for it? Don’t forget to register early and bring a friend for a discount!

Activities

—>Wake Boarding

—>Tubing

—>Volleyball

—>Paintball($25)

—>Basketball

—>Frisbee Golf

—>Foosball

—>Ping-Pong

—>Pool Tables

—>High Ropes($15)

—>Swimming

—>Ultimate Frisbee

—>Crazy Camp Games

—>And much, much more……

Cost:

Cost is $265 for IBCstudentsbyJuly 7thand $290 for registrations afterJuly 7th.

Cost is $230 forfirst timevisitorsand theIBC student who brings them! A non-refundable deposit of $50 is due with registration. Camp DVD, paintball, and high ropes are additional costs.

*Partial scholarshipmay be available. Call Student Ministry office at 452-3351 for an application, or to inquire about fundraising opportunities.

Dates:

We will leave IBC July 25at11a.m.(Reg. starts at 10 a.m.) and return July 30atapprox. 3p.m.

Where:

The Firs Conference Center, 4605 Cable Street, Bellingham WA 98229 Phone: 800-765-3477

www.thefirs.org

Double Spirit Day:

FLOWER POWERis our double spirit day theme this year! So get crazy with your “70’s” get up and be ready to get funky during Rec. and at dinner on Wednesday. Double Spirit day can change everything!!!

Talent Show:

The tradition lives on with the Annual Summer Camp Talent Show. This is alwaysa funeveningso come prepared and let us see how talented you really are!

Bring:

Bible, pen or pencil, warm clothes for evenings, sleeping bag and pillow, flashlight, towel, toiletries, a modest swimsuit (this means one piece), spending money for luncheson the way to and returning from camp(orsack lunch) and for snacksandpaintball ($20-30 recommended).Note: each student is allowed ONE bag, ONE carry on bag, and their sleeping bag and pillow.

Do not bring:

Drugs, alcohol, fireworks, tobacco, ANY ELECTRONICS (they WILL be confiscated), any inappropriate reading material, inappropriate dress (including 2 piece swimsuits, “tankinis,” sagging pants/shorts, or anything with inappropriate holes or cut outs) or a poor attitude.

All High School Camp Participants must agree to the following code of conduct:

1. Participation in all regularly scheduled activities is required.

2. Respect will be shown toward the community and other campers.

3. Everyone is to be in their room at the stated times.

4. Consumption of alcohol, smoking, and use of illegal drugs is prohibited.

5. In cases of participants not abiding by this code of conduct parents may be called. Discipline matters will be handled by adult staff. Students will be sent home if necessary at participant’s expense.

6. Allcampers will respect the camp dress code.

Ready to register? Click HERE!

Register online HERE

WHAM! BANG! CRASH! POW! This summer superheroes from all over the world come with us this summer as we join forces to fight the evils of lethargy and boredom. Get ready to MARVEL at the incredible, awesome, incomprehensible Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST.  What powers do you possess to assist us in this EPIC adventure? Come show your skills!!!

On August 15th, Middle School Students from 3 churches will descend on Camp David Jr. beside beautiful Lake Crescent and get ready for battle.  This adventure will include some crazy camp games, extreme free time activities, (including wakeboarding, wake surfing, tubing, paintball… and more) uplifting worship, chill time with friends, and a place to get away from all the pressures at home and meet with God.  We are looking for some kids who are ready for a legendary encounter! Don’t forget to register early and bring a friend for a discount!

Cost is $180 for IBC students by Aug. 1 and $200 for registrations received after Aug. 1. Cost is $145 for first time visitors AND STUDENTS WHO INVITE THEM!. A non-refundable deposit of $50 is due with registration plus $10 DVD fee, if ordered. .

*Partial scholarship may be available. Call Student Ministry office at 452-3351 for an application, or to inquire about fundraising  opportunities.

Double Spirit Day:

Extreme COSTUMES is our double spirit theme this year!  So get crazy and be ready to show your stuff during Rec. and at dinner on Wednesday.  Double Spirit day can change everything!!!

Cabin Skits:

The tradition lives on with the Annual Summer Camp cabin skits .  This is always a fun evening so come prepared and let us see how talented and skilled you really are!

Dates:

We will leave Aug. 15th at 2:30 p.m. (Reg. starts at 1:30 p.m.)

and return Fri. 11 a.m.

Where:

Camp David Jr.

Lake Crescent

1452 Camp David Jr. Rd.

Port Angeles, WA 98363

360-928-3540

RSVP on Facebook

Join us for an awesome night at Olympic Skate Center, July 7, 7-9PM!

Cost is $5 per person.

Wednesday June 30, 6:30 – 9:00PM

Calling all High School Seniors! Please join us at RENU on Wednesday June 8th for a special night to recognize you and celebrate!

Join us for a fun night to celebrate your last few days as middle-schoolers!

IBC Mexico Misison Trip 2010 from Crossroads Ministry on Vimeo.

You can also watch our presentation to the IBC body from Sunday

Mexico Presentation 2010 H264 1280×720 from Crossroads Ministry on Vimeo.

Thad Smith: “Them & Us” from Crossroads Ministry on Vimeo.

STRIVE is IBC Student Ministries’ Annual Fundraiser.

Meet at the IBC Worship Center at 8:15 a.m.  Bring a sack lunch, work gloves, water bottle and any yard tools such as rakes.

The date of the May 2nd Parent Meeting has been moved to MAY 16!

Grab your parents and join us at the Family Life Center on June 13th after Second Service for some great food and fellowship!

In life, problems tend to magnify themselves so they become all you see.  And, if they linger in your life long enough or become numerous enough, the world seems to be reduced to nothing but problems.  Problems are not all of life, of course, but they seem that way in the moment.  And, when problems consume our view, they inevitably cause us to drift into hopelessness and despair.

So, today I would like to offer a few biblical directives for dealing with life’s problems.  They have helped me in recent times of trouble, and so I hope they can be of some help to you as well.

1. God will never allow a problem into your life that you cannot endure – 1 Corinthians 10:13.  This verse basically says that God “sizes us up” and knows what we can handle.  Psalm 103:14 reminds us that God “knows our frame” and is acquainted with our fragility.  Because He is faithful and loving, God will never allow something into our lives that we cannot handle.  So, if there is a problem in your life right now, take courage from this passage – you can handle it!
2. We are instructed to cast our problems on God – 1 Peter 5:7.  And, this is not like a cast when you go fishing.  You do not cast your problems to God and then reel them back to yourself.  You are to cast them and leave them.  Only God can allow a problem into your life, and only God can remove the problem from your life.  So, he invites you to give the problem to Him…to let Him “worry” about it, and to let Him solve it.  In the mean time, you can be free of the worry and the stress and the fretting.
3. Problems reveal your spiritual condition – Deut 8:2-5.  When pressed with a problem, the real you comes out.  So, problems give us a chance to examine our hearts.  The nation of Israel failed their test, but Job was a success (see Job 1:21-22; 2:9-10).  What have your problems revealed about you?  Anger?  Impatience?  Lack of trust?  Bitterness?  Your problems should not be an occasion for you to fail, but an opportunity to shine for the glory of Christ and the good of others.
4. Problems have a purpose – James 1:2-4.  Most things in the world become weaker by testing.  When continual pressure is put to them they eventually bend or break.  Case in point, I had a snow shovel break on me last week.  The shovel had not become stronger from all the years of practice, rather it became weaker.  Not so with humans.  James tells us that our testing is designed to make us stronger…to produce new ability within us.  We may not like our tests, but without them we would remain weak.  God tests us, not so that we would fail; but so that we, through the strength of Christ, would emerge the victor.

It is true, problems are a part of life.  But, they are not all of life.  What problems are you encountering right now?  May these words challenge you to guard yourself so that you do not let the temporary destroy the eternal, nor the immediate destroy the ultimate.  Rather, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.  In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths,” Proverbs 3:5-6 (ESV).

Alive2Christ,

Kendall C.

Sourced from: Devotions to Help you Marvel at our God!

Coming up Saturday, April 17th, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Invite your friends!

Join us this Saturday, March 13th @ the IBC Family Life Center for a Video Scavenger hunt! Come have fun with friends and watch yourself and others get crazy for prizes.

Event is free! And open to all H.S. students

Starts at 2:00 this Sat. Bring a friend!

Camera Capers is coming up Feb 20th, 2p.m.-5p.m. Join us as we scavenge around town for some photo finishes, epic snapshots, and memorable camera work. Don’t forget to bring a friend!

Get ready to hit the slopes of Baker! Register Online Here!

We are inviting you and your friends to come with us on an amazing two days of snowboarding, skiing, tubing, and much, much more! If you can’t ski or snowboard, don’t let that stop you! We have lessons available and many others who will be learning with you, as well as tubing for non-ski/snowboarders. Along with the snow, worship, and teaching we will have some sweet games and of course lots of new people to meet. So grab your snowboard, skis, or just yourself and a friend and get your registrations in early so you can hang with us that weekend.

If you plan on renting equipment for skiing/snowboarding there are forms your parents MUST FILL OUT!!! Links to most forms are below, or you can pick up a copy at the Church office.

This camp fills up fast, so get your registration and deposit in today reserving your spot!

Registration:
Check-in begins at 3:30 p.m. Friday, February 26. Bus departs at 4:30 p.m. from the IBC Family Life Center parking lot, 118 Ahlvers.
IBC Bus Returns at approximately 10:00 p.m. Sunday, Feb 28th. to the IBC Family Life Center parking lot.

Final Registration
Is Wednesday, February 17, 2010.

Forms:

2010 Winter Camp Flyer

Medical Release Form

Lesson Liability Form

Rental Pricing

Scholarship Application Form

Partial scholarship application available for registration fees only, MUST be submitted before final registration date in order to qualify. Contact Adrien at the church office to apply.

All forms & money are due before departure. Unused or additional lifts requested not marked on these forms are not guaranteed for refunds or group rates.

Costs:

$50 – Deposit Due with Registration (nonrefundable).

$135 – Early Registration Fee (Includes deposit).

$125 – Guest/visitor Registration Fee (For first time visitors and/or students who bring them. Includes deposit).

$150 – Late Registration (after 2/3/10. Includes deposit).

Skiing/Snowboarding Lift Tickets, rentals (All due upon departure. You must choose one activity per day, only!)

$36 – Saturday Youth Lift

$48 – Saturday Adult Lift (16+)

$36 – Saturday Beginner Lessons

$36 – Sunday Youth Lift

$48 – Sunday Adult Lift (16+)

Rental Pricing

Bring:

- Bible

- your 3 Ring (IBC Ministry Notebooks)

- Snow Gear (as waterproof as possible)

- Warm winter clothes/hat/gloves

- Munchies for the bus ride

- Sack dinner for bus ride

- Water bottle

- Towel & personal care items

- Sleeping bag and pillow

- Please mark all items that you pack with your name. Duct tape and a black marker work great.

Each student is allowed ONE BAG and ONE ADDITIONAL CARRY-ON BAG/BACKPACK as well as sleeping bag, pillow, snowboard/skis, and boots. Bring a sack dinner for the bus ride over, and your own snacks!

Ready to register? Click here!

All Camp Participants must agree to the following code of conduct:

1. Participation in all regularly scheduled activities is required.

2. Respect will be shown toward the community and other campers.

3. Everyone is to be in their room at the stated times.

4. Consumption of alcohol, smoking, and use of illegal drugs is prohibited.

5. Personal electronics are not permitted (i.e. ipods, games, DVD players, etc.)

6. Modest clothing is expected.

In cases of participants not abiding by this code of conduct parents may be called. Discipline matters will be handled by adult staff. Students will be sent home if necessary at participant’s expense.

Check out: www.mtbaker.us for the latest snow report.

We’ll be staying at:
Mt. Baker Bible Camp
8444 Mt. Baker Hwy.
Deming, WA 98244
360-599-2921

If you have any questions, please contact Phil Kooistra or Adrien Craven (aecraven@mac.com) at the IBC Office: 454-3351
IBC Student Ministries
112 N. Lincoln St. Port Angeles, WA
360-452-3351

You can also check out all the videos from this years Oscars online at http://vimeo.com/album/168086

If you would like a DVD of the Oscars please contact Russel Elledge.

Thank you so much for coming. I would love the opportunity to get to know each of you better and serve you and your families in whatever ways possible.

IBC Student Ministry is built upon . . .
Purpose: Our ministry exists to glorify God by assisting parents in evangelizing and equipping students through the Word of God to present each one complete in Christ.

As a Ministry we are committed to…
• Teaching and applying the Word of God to students in both public (preaching) and private (small groups) ministry.
• To a Christ centered Gospel that emphasizes repentance and shows the character of God’s love as both mercy and Justice.
• To continually emphasizing the Glory, Sovereignty, and Holiness of God to all in our ministry.
• To providing adult leaders who can model mature Christian Character and show the love of Christ to students through an incarnational ministry.
• To providing age appropriate ministries and activities to Middle School, High School, and College age students.
• To a Biblical model of parenting and to do all we can to foster the critical relationship between parents and students.
• To helping students discover their spiritual gifts, training them to utilize them, and giving them opportunities to minister with them.
• To allow every student to be “known” through a small group ministry.
• To providing training that helps equip students in theology, apologetics, Bible knowledge, and personal ministry.
• To exposing students to local, global, and personal missions ministry.
• To Communicate the heart of Jesus for the lost, by equipping and challenging students to become missionaries to their own culture as Salt and Light.
• To teach our young men and women what the Bible teaches concerning the Biblical roles of Men and Women
• To help students apply the knowledge they have received through works of service.

Web Page: Our Website can be found at http://ibcstudentministries.org This website includes upcoming calendar information for both H.S. and M.S., A description of our programs, Forms to download (including recent flyers and Medical Release forms), SMS subscription, and a host of web links for parents to check out. You can also access all of our sermons on this site. Be sure to check out the “Parents” page for a parent friendly run down of the site.

Parent Blog: The Parent blog has now been integrated with the new website and you can find the articles at http://ibcstudentministries.org/parents/

(Please check and update your info before you leave)
NETMA: Nobody Ever Tells Me Anything! NETMA will make sure that you are up to date on all of the latest information in the student ministry as well as help you to get to know Pastor Phil a little better. Sign up today, email Pastor Phil at phil@indbible.org, or subscribe to the News and Alerts on the website.

Text Message List: There are two ways to receive txt message alerts from Student Ministry. Give your cell# and name to Pastor Phil @ phil@indbible.org or You can set SMS alerts for our Facebook fan pages or twitter pages. (Must activate Facebook Mobile http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=821 and then subscribe to SMS updates on the facebook fanpage)

Resources:
Internet Filtering
1. www.familyconnect.com
2. www.covenanteyes.com
Ipod Touch protection
1. Go into parent controls and set up a code
2. Turn off Safari browser and youtube
3. Download http://www.mobicip.com/ or Covenant Eyes (http://www.covenanteyes.com/blog/2009/12/28/covenant-eyes-iphone-app-is-here/) as the browser
4. Full Detials can be found at http://content.mobicip.com/content/how-setup-parental-controls-iphone-ipod-touch-os-3x-edition
Movie and Music Content
1. http://www.screenit.com
2. http://www.pluggedinonline.com/
3. http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/

Book that I highly recommend on a Biblical model of parenting.
Age of Opportunity, Paul Tripp
Teach Them Diligently, Lou Priolo
Shepherding a Child’s Heart, Tedd Tripp
Successful Christian Parenting, John MacArthur
Growing Up Christian , Karl Graustein
“Disciplines of a Godly Family” by Kent and Barbra Hughes
“Big truths for Young Hearts” by Bruce A. Ware

Current Teaching:
Sunday Encounter M.S./H.S.: 1 Thessalonians and then 2 Thessalonians
Wednesday Night FUEL (MS): Gospel of Luke
Wednesday Night RENU (H.S.) Proverbs

Teaching Team:
High School
• Pastor Phil, Brad Teel, Kevin Denton, Rob Mason

Middle School
• Thad Smith, Joe Gladfelter, Brad Teel, Phil Kooistra

Facebook: if you are unaware of our facebook groups you can find them at…
Student ministries Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/IBCSM
High School Ministry: http://www.facebook.com/ibccrossroads
Middle School Ministry: http://www.facebook.com/IBCMiddleSchool
Independent Bible Church Group: http://www.facebook.com/indbible

Videos: You can find our videos (including sermons from Crossroads) at the following places.
All videos can be found at: http://vimeo.com/ibccrossroads
Crossroads Group page is at : http://vimeo.com/groups/ibccrossroads
Sunday sermons at: http://vimeo.com/ibcsmsermons

Feeds: For those of you who use RSS Feeds below are the following feeds for Student Ministry.
Podcast for latest sermons is podcast link (Recently updated and can be found on the website)
Rss Feed for sermons is http://feeds.feedburner.com/SermonsFromCrossroadsMinistryInPortAnglesWa
Events and Updates High School: http://ibcstudentministries.org/?cat=65,68&feed=rss2
Middle School: http://ibcstudentministries.org/?cat=66,67&feed=rss2
Devotional Blog: http://marvelatgod.wordpress.com/feed/
Parent Blog: http://ibcstudentministries.org/?cat=8&feed=rss2

Opportunities
1. High School Oscars: We need some parents to help with Food for our “Oscars” after party. Oscars is Jan. 16th and we have an after party where food is served. The food we are looking for is “Appetizer” items like “chips, veggies, fruit, and a few hot dishes like meatballs, little smokies, etc. If you are able to help with this please sign up today and talk Becky Gladfelter or email her at bglad90@yahoo.com or call her at 797-4358
2. Camera Capers: We will need Digital Cameras and transportation for our middle school event on Feb. 20th If you are able to help please let Thad Smith know.

3. Video Scavenger Hunt: We will need help with vehicles and Video cameras for this event.

Calendar
Pick up the next 3 month calendars

Upcoming Events…

Jan. 16th H.S. Oscars
Jan. 17th Mexico Meeting
Jan. 24th Mexico Lunch Fundraiser
Jan. 28-30 M.S. Winter Camp
Feb. 14th Mexico Meeting
Feb. 21 Mexico Lunch Fundraiser
Feb. 20 M.S. Camera Capers
Feb. 26-28 H.S. Winter Camp
March 7 Mexico Meeting
March 13 H.S. Video Scavenger hunt
March 14 Mexico Meeting
March 20 M.S. Bowling
March 21 Mexico Lunch Fundraiser
April 3-10 Spring Break Mexico Mission Trip
April 17 Amazing Race
May 2 Parent Meeting
May 8 STRIVE

Big Summer Dates:
H.S. Summer Camp July 25-30 @ the Firs Conference Center in Bellingham
M.S. Summer Camp August 15-19 @ Camp David Jr.

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