Men's Gold Rush

Men's Gold Rush Men's Gold Rush is an annual Christian men's retreat to a secluded location in the beautiful San Juan mountains.

Each year we feature a guest speaker as well as fellowship and fun.

07/18/2022

Men’s gold rush starts this Thursday at Eureka like in the past couple of years
Bring your horse shoes another team building games. 

07/19/2021

Gold rush is this week. Bring your horse shoes. Games. And a rain jacket. Just in case. Thursday

07/14/2021

Next week.

07/16/2020
07/14/2020

I hear Steve Moseley Had some really. Nice. 30 year anniversary caps made for this year and will be available for 15 or 16 dollars I believe. Make sure to come this year. This might be your last chance to escape all the crazy things. Going on and enjoyable the beautiful mountains and Terry bolen with great messages from gods word

06/17/2020

So who’s coming this year. Hopefully we can have a big turnout this year.

05/23/2020

Still hopeful everything will open up Still planning on a good camp out

Looking forward to this year's Men's Gold Rush with guest speaker Shan Wood. It's been seven years since Shan last taugh...
07/13/2019

Looking forward to this year's Men's Gold Rush with guest speaker Shan Wood. It's been seven years since Shan last taught, encouraged, and challenged us with some powerful messages. He's the lead minister of the Edgewood Church of Christ in Mansfield, Massachusetts. As we learned in a recent Gold Rush newsletter, he served in Churches in Florida, Virginia and North Carolina for almost 30 years. Shan is a veteran of the US Navy, serving as a helicopter air crewman and rescue swimmer, and was deployed to the Caribbean Seas, Atlantic, Mediterranean and Indian Oceans; and the Persian Gulf.

Shan was raised near Buffalo, NY where his father served as Minister to the Tonawanda Church of Christ. While in the Navy, Shan met and married his wife, Leslie, whose father was a professor at Florida Christian College. Shan and Leslie have 3 children.

If you'd like to hear a recent sermon from Shan, click this link - https://www.buzzsprout.com/182635?client_source=large_player&iframe=true&referrer=https://www.buzzsprout.com/182635.js?player=large #

07/15/2018

Article from the July 15 Sunday bulletin at Northside Church of Christ in Farmington NM by Chuck Marshall.

Prepping

I’m prepping for Men’s Gold Rush which is next week (Thursday – Sunday, July 19-22). I’m gathering up all the things which I will need to have the most enjoyable adventure. If I don’t prepare, I could end up wet, cold, hungry, and sleepless. If I don’t have fun, I probably won’t attend next year.

People who don’t prep for Sunday assemblies may find themselves in a similar situation. People who don’t enjoy worship assemblies may have failed to prepare properly. People regularly stay up late on Saturday nights or cram so many things into Saturday that they are too exhausted to attend worship assembly. Those who manage to drag themselves out of bed often ruin the joy of worship with a heated family argument before arriving at the worship place. A few of these experiences, and they are likely to give up worship. Isn’t it interesting that we tend to quit worship rather than the other activities which lead to our exhaustion and fighting?

If we truly want to honor God, exhort our fellow Christians, grow closer to Jesus, and to be filled with love, faith, and hope, we must make some preparations. Let’s limit our activities on Saturday so that we can be home and in bed in time for a good night’s sleep. Let’s rise early enough in the morning that we may have time for a cup of tea or coffee as we read the Bible, pray, and meditate. Don’t stuff more things into your schedule on Sunday mornings. Most things can wait until after the assembly and Bible study.

If you’ve never thought of prepping for worship, try it. I know that you will find the worship assembly more enjoyable and rewarding by prepping beforehand. I am certain that I am going to have a great time during Men’s Gold Rush. I’ve planned for it and expect nothing less. Perhaps, we may find the same at worship assemblies for which we plan with a positive attitude.

07/13/2018

Buck Bridgewater talked to San Juan County Colorado Sheriff, Bruce Conrad and was told that as of midnight tonight, fire restrictions are being lifted. This means that campfires will be okay again. One word - Smores!

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