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CDC 2007

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Many convention participants brought their own accommodations. Others stayed in cabins at the campground.

What camp experience would be complete without a campfire? Tabor’s i268 led songs around an evening campfire, which also included roasted marshmallows and s’mores.

A highlight of the opening Celebration Missions Night was the commissioning of Sandy Fender for service in North Thailand. District chair Dick Nickel (left) and MBMS International’s Craig Jost (left) led in prayer for Fender, who is from Bible Fellowship Church, Rapid City, SD.

As both chair of the district and pastor of the host church, Bible Fellowship Church, Rapid City, Dick Nickel played a key role in organizing the conference.

i268, the worship band from Tabor College, Hillsboro, Kan., led worship during the last half of the conference. Organizers also appreciated the group’s generosity in allowing the conference to borrow their sound equipment.

Nationally-recognized comedian Kenn Kington told conferees to “expect nothing” and “appreciate everything” through humor.

All ages were welcomed at the 2007 family-friendly conference, including children. June Janzen (pictured here presenting a Bible lesson) and June Wiebe, both from Bible Fellowship Church, Rapid City, coordinated sessions for children based on western-themed “Avalanche Ranch” vacation Bible school curriculum.

The setting for the 2007 Central District conference was the Cedar Canyon Wesleyan Camp in South Dakota’s Black Hills. Sessions were held in the camp’s Memorial Lodge.

Mud volleyball was among the free time activities available to conferees. Photo by Kyle Goings

The worship team from Iglesia Agua Viva, a Spanish-language congregation in Omaha, Neb., led worship during the first half of the conference.

The Agua Viva worship team sang in both Spanish and English and displayed side-by-side lyrics in both languages, so that conferees could worship in either language.

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