July Staff Reunion Planned at Covenant Harbor

LAKE GENEVA, WI (June 14, 2012) – Covenant Harbor Bible Camp and Retreat Center will celebrate 65 years of ministry with a staff reunion in July 6-8.

All former staff are invited to participate in the weekend activities, with the main reunion event taking place on Saturday, July 7. Click here to access more detailed information and an online registration form.

Evangelical Covenant Church President Gary Walter will be the featured preacher during the 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship service.

The special reunion worship service is part of 2012 Summer Sunday Worship Series, which formally launches this coming weekend with the 10:30 a.m. Sunday’s worship service featuring Jerome Nelson, superintendent of the Central Conference.

Another highlight of this weekend’s service is the commissioning of the 2012 camp and retreat center staff.

Following the worship services each week, guests are invited to enjoy the afternoon on the waterfront. For those not bringing a picnic lunch, they may purchase a meal.

Click here to access a speakers list for the summer season.

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