For the Youth - Bible Trivia:

1. What does God identify as a reason His people are destroyed?
*Hint: Hosea 4:1-6

2. Who is the Mediator of the New Covenant?
*Hint: Hebrews 9:11-15

3. What order of events caused the walls of the fortified city of Jericho to fall down flat?
* Joshua 6:1-21

North Canton Announcements:

1. Sabbath Service Time (April 22nd): 2:00 PM – (Reminder Potluck tomorrow)
2. Next Sabbath – (April 29th): 2:00 PM
3. Following services there will be a quick congregational meeting prior to the Potluck.
4. Sabbath of May 6th: (GCE Weekend– General Conference of Elders): Sabbath services will be webcast live from Cincinnati. Split sermons will be from President Rick Shabi and GCE Chairman Len Martin. Services will begin at 2:00 p.m. EDT – Please be seated 15 minutes prior so that local announcements can be made. Link: https://www.ucg.org/webcast
5. Jordan Evans: Jordan began her final treatment for the Thyroid Cancer earlier this week. She took the RAI pill on Friday. This will be followed by a short time in quarantine. As you can imagine this has been a very trying time for Jordan and the entire family. Please pray that the treatment goes well with no side-effects and that the family can experience the peace that only God can supply during this difficult time.
6. Feast of Tabernacles Registration & Housing: Most members have already received their 2023 Festival Planning Brochure. If not, it can found at feast.ucg.org.  Instructions can be found for registering for the Feast of Tabernacles.

Important dates - Sunday, April 23: Feast Registration Opens at 12 p.m. EDT & Early housing begins in the U.S. and Canada

Sunday, April 30: General housing begins for U.S. & Canada at 12 EDT.

If you need help registering for the Feast, please contact your pastor, local congregational festival advisor or you can email USFestival@ucg.org or call (970) 484-5878.

7. Branson Feast Site: For those who qualify for early housing and were considering staying at the Baymont Inn – it has changed ownership and temporarily not ready for business.  The new name is The Boardwalk Inn and their new phone number is (417) 417-0411.  They are honoring the rates listed in the Feast Planning Brochure and online at the Branson webpage.  They will begin taking reservations on May 8.
8. United Youth Camps: The United Youth Camps program will once again host five teen summer camps, seven pre-teen summer camps, one teen winter camp as well as the young adult boundary waters adventure. The details for each camp can be found at uyc.ucg.org. It is important to note that several camps have an application deadline of May 1—just two weeks away, so please apply right away! If funds are a concern, scholarships are available, so please speak to your pastor if you need one. (Camp Video will be presented on April 29th)
9. Spring/Summer Picnic: Mark your calendars, Our annual Spring/Summer Picnic is scheduled for after Sabbath Services on June 10, 2023 at Price Park.
10. Donations Pantry: Our donations pantry is running low on a few items. If you are able, please help. The canned/packaged food items, paper products and cleaning supplies seemed to help our brethren here in North Canton and beyond. Thanks to all for participating. We will have another Sabbath for donation on May 13th. Contact Debbie Kuhns with any questions or suggestions.
11. Troyer’s Hollow Campout: Mark your calendars for the Annual Troyer’s Hollow Campout June 23-25, 2023! Nestled in the scenic hills of Amish Country near Charm, Ohio, Troyer’s Hollow in the Doughty Valley, it has a long tradition within the local community and the church as a relaxing retreat. A beautiful creek winds through the secluded canyon hollow where we will camp.

We have the entire property for two days, and one side on Sunday. Activities planned include a Friday evening Bible Study (8:00 PM), Sabbath Services (11:00 AM), an afternoon potluck, kettle popcorn over the fire, and many campfire discussions. The campground has covered pavilions with a small kitchen, nicely maintained bathrooms, and shower facilities. 

Tent camping is most popular, though there are a few RV/Camper sites.  There are also hotels in the area for brethren who are non-campers.  Please contact Mary Miller or Susan Miller to make your reservations, especially for RVs and campers. 

Please plan to provide your own meals and drinks, aside from the Sabbath Potluck where everyone shares the meal with abundance.

Fees to cover property usage: Campers: $25 per camper/ $35 per family per night –

Non-campers: $10 per person / $20 per family per day

Arrival Time: Friday, June 23 after 3 PM - Departure: Sunday, June 25 by 2 PM

Nearby hotels are available for those who do not wish to camp. Alcohol is prohibited on the property. If you wish to come, or just have questions, please contact Mary Miller (mary@crawfordmfg.com, 330-204-6972) or Susan Miller (330-204-1756)

Facebook Event Link: https://fb.me/e/5lOeXEQOS

If I’ve overlooked anything, Please let me know ASAP.