CMS Summer School 2010 has started!
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Registration is available on site, but for the Youth and Children's program it is conditional on availability.
Both full-time and daily rates are available.
Sunday–Friday: Auditorium doors open 9am, session starts at 9.10am.
Onsite registration costs:
Adults: $30 a day or $150 for 5 or more days.
Concession: $20 a day or $100 for 5 or more days.
Children:$15 a day of $45 for 3 or more days. Families with more than two children only pay for the first two children.
These costs do not cover meals or accommodation; you can arrange accommodation through the many real estate agents in Katoomba and the surrounding towns.
For enquiries about registration, please phone the Summer School hotline (02) 9284 6736.
This year Mike Raiter, principle of the Bible College of Victoria and ex-missionary to Pakistan, will be taking us on the road with Jesus Christ. Through Luke's account of Jesus' travels, we'll follow the sandal-clad footsteps of the man from Nazareth, and hear his call to true discipleship: an unswerving commitment, a thoroughgoing transformation, and a wholehearted dependence on the Lord Jesus. This is a discipleship that reaches deep into every dimension of our lives, propelling us into lives of service, of ministry and of mission.
Alongside a host of CMS missionaries, CMS Summer School will also feature two international guests presenting dynamic evening sessions on a range of world mission trends and issues.
Dennis Tongoi
With twenty years of leadership of the Navigators in Kenya under his belt, and having served as a consultant promoting social transformation in nine African nations, Dennis Tongoi will bring a wealth of experience to this year's Summer School. Dennis is now the Director of CMS-Africa and an associate with the Harvest Foundation, which coordinates development, caring and training ministries throughout Africa. He's also the chairman of several organisations working in social justice and humanitarian aid.
Armin
Despite suffering persecution for their faith, Armin and his family have worked for many decades to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ. Armin was a CMS bursar from 2002 to 2005, and in 2008 he established he established a local organisation where he currently serves as national leader.
Each day at CMS Summer School will offer plenty of opportunities to hear from God's word, to get up close and personal with CMS missionaries, and to enjoy Christian community.
The Summer School Youth and Children?s program caters for all age groups, from children in crèche all the way through to youth in year 12. With eight different age-based programs running alongside the Summer School morning sessions from Sunday to Friday, the Youth and Children's program will provide excellent Bible teaching and an exciting mission focus for all young people at Summer School. The program is run by a mature and experienced team of leaders who have a passion for youth and children?s ministry and for global mission.
Gen:Mission is a strand for 18-25s at Summer School, aiming to raise up a generation of young mission-focused and servant-hearted Christians. Gen:Mission gives you all the best of the Summer School program with a twist. As well as the Summer School morning and evening sessions, Gen:Mission offers specialised training, targeted missionary sessions, opportunities to get serious about mission, and lots of social events. Gen:Mission is a vibrant community committed to world mission. Come be a part of it at Summer School 2010.
Park and Ride is back for Summer School 2010! To skip the traffic and take the stress out of your mornings, plan to use this free daily bus service to get to the KCC site each day.