2010 Speaker:  Craig Glass

Craig Glass is the founder and director of Peregrine Ministries, established in January 2003. The vision of Peregrine is to come alongside others in this profound life-long journey, providing guidance, insight and encouragement on the way. Through individual coaching, small group teaching, retreat speaking and guided adventure, Craig helps men leave a lasting legacy with those they love. Craig is involved in a ministry called Band of Brothers, which urges men to reject isolation by pursuing humility, unity and courage in their relationships with other men.  Craig and his wife, Beryl, married in 1976, have 3 children:  Barclay (26), Alec (24) and Conor (22).  To learn more about Peregrine Ministries, visit: www.peregrineministries.org.

This weekend is for men (& sons who are 13 years & older--sons who are students can come for 1/2 price with their dad) to get away and have time to refocus on what God is saying to them in their roles as leaders in their home, workplace, and church.  

In addition to the excellent teaching, we will be having some incredible food and fellowship.  Excursions have been planned that are geared towards men and their different interests.  The purpose of excursions is to program some off site activities geared towards menand their interests.  These options include but are not limited to:

• Golf - at the nearby Woodland Park golf course.  Sign up for this would require men to pay an additional fee to their camp registration fee for this activity.

• Off Roading – Guys who have four wheelers or dirt bikes would bring them and go off roading behind camp on the national forest service road which runs to Divide.

• Fishing – Those who want to fish can go to the Platte River or Eleven Mile Canyon for fly fishing and another group to Rampart Reservoir to bank fish or Eleven Mile Reservoir to boat fish .  These two possible options would require separate excursion leaders and men would be required to carpool or drive themselves.  Park entrance fees would be paid by participants.

• Hiking – There are several options for hiking.  Option #1 would be hiking the Crags on the way to Cripple Creek.  #2 Driving to Devils Head and hiking to the fire lookout tower.  #3 Hiking Sheeps Head mountain behind camp. 

• Canoeing – This would be done at Eleven Mile Reservoir, or Skagway Reservoir outside of Victor and could be combined with fishing.

Things to bring to camp: 
     Bedding, pillow, toiletry items
     Bible, notebook & pen

Housing is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.  So register early!  We have limited RV hookups available.  Call the office for more info.  Pets are not allowed at camp.

You will receive a confirmation letter after we receive your registration.  Registration begins Friday night at 7 p.m. after dinner.

Here is a sample schedule for the retreat:

Friday 

7:00- Registration & Check-in

7:45- Introduction & Icebreakers

8:00- Session 1

9:00- Break

9:15- Snack in Lodge

9:45- Activity in Chapel

10:30- Break

11:00- Lights out

Saturday 

7:30- Prayer meeting in Chapel (optional)

8:00- Breakfast

8:45- Session 2

9:45-Break

10:00-Excursions

4:00 - Everyone be back at camp, shower clean up etc…

5:00 - Excursion Reports

5:30 - Dinner

6:30 - Session 3

7:30 – Activity

8:30 – Bonfire / Praise & Worship / snack

10:00 – Freetime

11:00 – Lights out

Sunday

7:30- Prayer meeting in Chapel (optional)

8:15- Workshops/ seminars

9:20- Break

9:30- clean out cabins / pack up

10:00- Brunch

11:00- Session 4

12:00- See you next year.