Schooleys Mountain Bible Camp

08/18/2021

When my heart is overwhelmed: lead me to the rock that is higher than I.

06/18/2021

He has told you, O man, what is good, and what the Lord really wants from you: He wants you to carry out justice, to love faithfulness, and to live obediently before your God.

06/17/2021

A beautiful psalm read by Sister Sarah Robinson

06/11/2021

04/29/2021

A Prayer for India -
Heavenly Father

We come to you now as a community of believers crying out in pain and anguish that Covid-19 is inflicting on our brothers and sisters in India over these last few weeks. This worldwide pandemic has worn on us all for over a year and to see the worst outbreak yet and hearing of the loss of life of so many of your children, including Christadelphian Brothers and Sisters, is so especially heartbreaking.

Lord, please end this disease, and the ripple effects of it, soon.
Please bring your Kingdom on Earth and the healing we so evidently need.

In the name of Jesus, Amen.

The Williamsburg Christadelphian Foundation sent over $100,000 in Covid aid to India in 2020 and will continue to respond to needs in our community there this year. If you want to donate, please visit: https://buff.ly/32TbXQn

04/20/2021

We are excited to announce our first Call to Create for Spring this year! Inspired by Song of Solomon 2.12: Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing has come.

We ask that you be inspired by this verse in whatever way you wish. Whether it be one of your favourite hymns or praise songs, a piece of art or a photograph, we would love you to share your talent and creativity with us.

We will be sharing everyone’s submissions through the rest of April and May.

Submit your work here https://buff.ly/3gM7Vxo

Thanks so much for participating 💙

04/07/2021

In the United States and Canada, approx. 40,000,000 people, including 12,000,000 children, live in a food-insecure household.

There is much we can do to help. The spring initiative initiative aims to inspire North American families to learn about and nature, the value of food grown in the earth, and our individual responsibility to provide food for the . This is a wonderful time to teach children, regardless of their age, that they do and can have an important part to play in helping people in need. With your guidance, children will be encouraged and inspired to seek out new opportunities to show compassion and the love of .

Get started today by visiting: https://thegardenoutreach.org/grow2give/

03/25/2021

01/18/2021

On January 25th, 2021, we are excited to host our first online knitting group: Knit2gether!

Please join us for an evening of fellowship as we knit gloves, hats and scarves for the homeless, as well as hats and blankets for newborns affected by poverty.

Sis. Heide Molinaro (Schooleys Mountain, New Jersey) will share devotional thoughts on how Growing a Compassionate Faith is interconnected with the Fruits of the Spirit, followed by open discussion.

Find more information and register online at https://thegardenoutreach.org/national-projects/knit2gether/

We hope to see you there!

01/17/2021

Introducing The Prayer Project 🙏

What are your favorite prayers in the Bible? We would love to collate a selection of recorded prayer readings with imagery and create a selection of prayer resources to help people in their prayer life.

If you are interested in submitting or recording a prayer please email: [email protected]

12/11/2020

On Friday, December 11th at 8pm, José Bevia will be performing a solo jazz piano recital to benefit the The PEACE Project in Haiti. Held on Zoom, the program will include works by Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Chick Corea, Duke Ellington and other favorites.

The PEACE Project in Haiti is dedicated to providing quality education and community empowerment. Based in Carrefour, a significant community near Port au Prince, the PEACE Project currently funds three schools which, in addition to providing education to the students, provides healthy meals, job opportunities and community enrichment.

10/27/2020

In this episode of A Little Faith, Maggie and Helen reflect on the past year and share different ways they have connected with God in their daily lives. They discuss how these small moments have been more sustaining, and have created an opportunity to be more purposeful and to appreciate the way that God is working and moving in our lives every day. We don't always have an earthquake or a fire, sometimes just a still small voice.

“We have these moments in our lives where we see God working in undeniable ways and we have to respond to it. So how do you take your shoes off when you experience this sacred space? How do you invite more moments like these into your day to day?”
Maggie Schlageter

Listen to the full podcast today https://buff.ly/30BxDzb