Showing posts with label surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surfing. Show all posts

Monday, April 6, 2015

Young Life Area Camping Trip 2015

For the past 3 years our area has made a tradition of going camping in the Spring. The reason we go is to build community among all the leaders, grow in the Lord, and rest. 

This year was another faithful example of how the Lord is blessing us. One of my highlights is when we talk about how and when we have seen God moving in our lives and ministry. 
There were a lot of "God Sighting's" this past year!!!

As an area we praised God in worship and in action. We had a solo time Saturday morning and communion together on Sunday. Each night we worshipped together and talk about God.
The Lord has been super faithful to our area once again. 

Enjoy the shots below from our very own Rachel Antoun












-Dave

Monday, February 24, 2014

Beyond Sight- Young Life @ the Movies

Young Life is going to the movies!!!! 

We are going to be going to Krikorian Theatre in San Clemente on March 12th for the 7pm showing.
The cost is only $10 and we have the theater to ourselves. 

We are hoping to pack this showing out with people from every club South County Young Life has!

If you haven't see the trailer, click the link below

The movie is about a man born blind that becomes a surfer and goes to surf one of the largest waves in the world.


Please pre-purchase your tickets with the link below, we are going to try and fill the theater and this will ensure you have a seat

If you have any questions please email Dave @ SouthCountyYL@gmail.com




-Dave

Saturday, May 25, 2013

All Area Leadership Camping Trip


In the beginning of April we had our leader camping trip! Most of us arrived in Santa Barbara on a Friday night, grabbed In n Out for dinner, and then went back to the site for s’mores and time around the campfire. We spent Saturday morning in prayer and then spent the rest of the day walking around the beach, exploring the surrounding areas, and relaxing at our campsites. Our Area Director, his wife and our committee chairs made us dinner that night – Chillie dogs and baked potatoes  - and we had a devotional around the fire. The rest of the night we hung out around the campfire, enjoying each other’s company. It was a great time to get away from the craziness that we have in our day-to-day lives, and spend time with the people we serve with.






-Rachel