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[[Image:Missouri2013.jpg|500px|center|thumb|<right>'''April 19 - 22, 2013'''<br />'''[http://www.lakeoftheoaks.net/ Lake of the Oaks, Missouri''']</center>]] | [[Image:Missouri2013.jpg|500px|center|thumb|<right>'''April 19 - 22, 2013'''<br />'''[http://www.lakeoftheoaks.net/ Lake of the Oaks, Missouri''']</center>]] | ||
==Hosted | ==Hosted By== | ||
The Brent and Shannon Jarvis family, a His Church at Loess Hills CORE family, and HHC Living Network Personal Contact Minister (pcm. | The Brent and Shannon Jarvis family, a His Church at Loess Hills CORE family, and HHC Living Network Personal Contact Minister (pcm. | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 24 March 2013
Lake of the Oaks, Missouri
Hosted By
The Brent and Shannon Jarvis family, a His Church at Loess Hills CORE family, and HHC Living Network Personal Contact Minister (pcm.
Camping
The Lake of the Oaks Commons Area has lots of space for camping but no hook-ups, the Commons is a large field surrounding the Clubhouse.
If people would prefer to camp with hook-ups there are some campgrounds in the area:
R.V. Parks
City of Canton Missouri River RV Park
Hotels, Motels and Bed and Breakfasts
Lake of the Oaks Facilities
The Clubhouse - As seen in some of the photos of last fall's gathering
- The Lake of the Oaks clubhouse has modern restrooms, sorry no showers, a full kitchen, folding tables and chairs for inside use, a covered patio and picnic tables outside. The clubhouse has some exterior electrically outlets.
The Commons Area - As seen in some of the photos of last fall's gathering
- The Lake of the Oaks commons area is the land surrounding the Clubhouse. There is a fire ring and horse shoe pits, a swing set for the kids and plenty of relatively flat ground for pitching tents.
The Lake - As seen in some of the photos of last fall's gathering
- The Lake of the Oak's Lake is perfect for canoeing or kayaking, fishing or just skipping stones.
Canton, Missouri
Groceries - Canton Country Market
Discussion Topics
- Simply Good Health
- Raw Food Diet & Demonstration
- Forming COREs: the simple nuts and bolts of the Sacred Purpose Trusts
- Keeping Records: who, what, where and why
- Kingdom Economy: for the Church (ministers) and for the State (families)
- Ideas for spreading the Good News to the four corners
- Homeschooling 101: The Basics
- Gardening/Composting/Seed Saving
- Greenhouse Basics
PROPOSED Periods of Instruction
Outdoor skills:
- 1.) (Open attendance: 15-30 minutes - Daily?) Using a Chainsaw
- 2.) (Open attendance: 2-3 hours) Simple Construction - Small Building 101
- 3.) (Open attendance: 1-2 hours) Greenhouse Mechanics & Composting
Printable Details
- Printable images of each page brochure
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