Young At Heart Day at Lake Aurora
March 9, 2023
Come get away for a day and enjoy the campus of Lake Aurora. A fabulous meal, fellowship, and inspiration await you.
Please RSVP by March 6
Cost: $18
Camp...its a GREAT place to be for kids of ALL ages!
Bring a crowd or just yourself but HURRY-- space is limited!
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The Day Includes:
10:00am - Check in, time for donuts, bagels, & coffee
All day - Senior's expo featuring interest groups:
- Explore the campus via our tractor pulled shuttle or pontoon boat
- Cornhole toss
- Hover Archery
- Silent Auction to benefit Oak Hammock building project
11:10am - Program - David Wheeler, Retired Johnson University, Tennessee
And special guest, Clyde Dorkman!
12:30pm - Luncheon
1:15pm - Camp ministry update, Silent Auction winners, and Doorprizes!
2:00pm - Enjoy the campus or head for home
Back by popular demand... Featured Speaker
David Wheeler
Former Professor, Johnson University, Tennessee
David travels quite a bit, speaking at seminars, retreats, leadership conferences, youth worker conferences, and Christ In Youth conferences. He was a keynote speaker at the North American Christian Convention, along with Max Lucado and Bob Russell. He has preached in 7 foreign countries and a writer for the Christian Standard and Standard Publishing.
David does a lot of stand-up comedy, and he is also deeply committed to promoting the use of drama in churches
David and Cathy were powerfully impacted by attending the “Grandparenting Matters!” seminar presented by the Legacy Coalition. In 2019 they were recruited as seminar presenters by the Coalition. David is also a member of the core leadership team and serves in the Legacy Pastors’ division. They are honored and thrilled to use their retirement years to motivate, inform and provide resources to thousands of grandparents, challenging them to become “intentional Christian grandparents”. More info at www.legacycoalition.com
David is ridiculously in love with Cathy, his wife of 48 years. The Wheelers live in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains. The two of them have cheerfully accepted the consequences of their love: two daughters, Julianna and Jennifer. Their loving families have blessed them with five grandchildren. Life is good!