Submitted by Miriam Riesland
2018 will mark the 85th year of the Cadwell Springs Camp, and Interdenominational Holiness Camp in the secluded pine-covered hills of Southeastern Montana. The camp will take place July 26 to August 5, 2018.
A few notes on the camp: The snack bar is open in the afternoon and after the evening service and there’s always time for rest or recreation in the afternoon. Laundry facilities are available and campers need to bring their own bedding. If campers have an air mattress, they are encouraged to bring it. Additionally, the camp is supported entirely on a freewill offering basis.
Special Events include: First Cap Service: Thursday July 26, 7:30 PM; Missionary Day: Tuesday, July 31; Youth Day: Second Friday, August 3; Business Meeting: Second Saturday, August 4, 2 PM; Last Camp Service: Second Sunday after camp starts, August 5, 7:30 PM.
This year, the camp will be operated by a number of individuals, including the following folks:
Camp Speaker: Rev. Noel Bates. Rev. Bates has served in full time ministry for nearly 44 years having been ordained in the Wesleyan Church. Over that time Noel served as pastor and general evangelist, as well as many district board and leadership positions. He and his wife Karen have been married for 30 years and reside in Channute, Kansas where Noel has served the last 3 years as interim pastor at New Life United Brethren in Christ Church. Combined, they have 4 children. Over the years he has continued writings for various periodicals and devotionals. In their spare time he and Karen like to fish.
Worship Leader: Mark Umfleet. Mark and his wife Dorie live in Forsyth, Montana where they have served the Forsyth Wesleyan Church now for a number of years. They have four children. Mark is passionate about music and released his own CD.
Children’s Director: Naomi Umfleet. Naomi attends Indiana Wesleyan University studying children’s ministries. “I have felt God’s call to teach the children around the world so I’m hoping to be a missionary to children”, she says.
Youth Director: Kevin Bingaman. Kevin grew up in Montana and attended the University of Idaho, majoring in journalism. During his sophomore year of college, he felt God’s call to ministry and began his journey to the pastorate, first serving in Moscow ministering to college students. He has served as the youth pastor at the Church of the Nazarene in St. Maries, Idaho since 2014 and was ordained as an elder of the Nazarene Church in April 2018. Kevin married his wife Mikkayla in October of 2016. Kevin is passionate about discipleship and teaching the Word, and enjoys coming alongside young people to help them discover their callings. Missionaries: Leroy and Sandy Anderson. We have been serving the American Indian Field for 31 years. The last 18 years we have served as leaders for the Field. Along with administrative duties we are involved in encouraging missionaries and Native American Believers as they engage in ministry. We praise the Lord for many long-term relationships God has given us in Native communities. Watching as Native believers in Christ begin to grasp that God wants to use them to reach their communities and beyond is an extra special blessing.
camp, please contact one of the following individuals: Camp Director Derrik Larson (307)680-3585, [email protected] or Secretary Miriam Riesland (406) 427-5226.
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