WELCOME HOME TO IRON MOUNTAIN! We are so glad you have chosen tobe a part of this year’s International Changing of the Colors Rally. Our CMA fam-ily from around the world is here to unite under one purpose and one plan – toworship the King of kings! This year’s rally will be an opportunity to see the in-ternational portion of the ministry of CMA like never before. Our prayer is thatyou will experience the presence of the Spirit of God as you arrive on Iron Moun-tain and that you would be personally revived and refreshed to continue God’scalling on your life. Make yourself at home, enjoythe rides and the hospitality of our National Lead-ership team, and most of all connect with Jesus whileyou are here.

John Ogden Sr.CEO/Chairman of the Board

Available Goodies

BENEFITS–Support local organizations through their fundraising efforts andsupply drives. These benefits are a fun addition to the rally and a way to showsupport of the community.

4TH ANNUAL NURSING HOME SOCK DRIVE supporting Polk County area nursing homeresidents. Be a blessing by donating new SOCKS! Fun socks, tube socks, non-slip socks, colorfulsocks – make it fun and provide a smile along with the love and light of Jesus! Over the last threeyears CMA has blessed 707 people with 1,787 pairs of new socks! Collection boxes located:Main Pavilion and Welcome Center.

RECYCLING through Polk County Developmental Center-a local organization pro-viding jobs for developmentally disabled adults. Help the community and the en-vironment by recycling plastic and aluminum in designated receptacles.

Wednesday 5:30 PM Pie, Cookies & Ice Cream Benefitwith Beta Sigma Phi

Thursday 5:30 PM Dessert Benefit with God’s Feeding Hands

Friday 5:30 PM Cupcakes & Ice Cream Benefit with Covenant House

Saturday 1:30 PM Refreshments Benefit at Bike Games for Mena Middle School, Washington D.C. Trip

Saturday 5:30 PM Ice Cream Benefitwith Fresh Start Pregnancy Resource Center

Sunday 6:30 AM Pancake Breakfast Benefit for CMA Run for the Son – Home Front Warriors Chapter

Benefits

BASIC MINISTRY PRINCIPLESHow to create ministry opportunities andwhat to do when you have them.

Kerry GibsonFri 2:15 PM (Main Stage)

CHAPTER PRESIDENTS MEETINGAll chapter presidents are invited to a specialdiscussion with the National Evangelistteam.

National Leadership TeamFri 1:00 PM (Main Stage)

EFFECTIVELY PRESENTING RUN FORTHE SONUtilizing the materials available to most ef-fectively communicate Run for the Son'spurpose and impact. Valuable for churchvisits, community presentations, and indi-vidual communication.

Jay WilberThur 2:15 (Youth Stage)

FISHING FOR TEENS: DISCIPLESHIPTHROUGH LOCAL YOUTH MOVEMENTLearning the practical and spiritual detailsinvolved in starting, maintaining, and grow-ing a Chapter Youth Movement. Good infor-mation for all who are currently workingwith Youth Movement and all who would liketo get involved.

Zeke McPhersonThur 3:30 PM (Main Stage)

IT’S HARD TO FIT IN WHEN YOU WEREMEANT TO STAND OUTHow to be a stand out Christian withoutsticking out like a sore thumb.

Tom PalazzoloThur 1:00 PM (Main Stage)

MEMBER TRAININGDesigned to address the specific needs ofthose interested in becoming involved inevangelism in the biking world with focus ontwo major areas: personal spiritual growthand training for motorcycle ministry. Theseries of 12 video sessions and

MEMBER TRAINING (CONTINUED)

discussion will take place over two days.Purchase your workbook in the GoodieStore before the first session on Friday.

Fri 1:00-4:30 and Sat 1:00-4:30(Iron Mountain Room)

PRAISE AROUND THE WORLDExperience calling out to our LORD, wor-shipping in multiple languages with ourCMA International family.

Becky Ogden & FriendsFri 3:30 PM (Main Stage)

USING THE SPOKE-N-WORD WITHCONFIDENCE!Experience how easy it is to share Christwith the CMA Spoke-N-Word, Gospel ofJohn, with confidence and understanding.This session will cover Chapters 10-12.

Peter & Connie HelgersonThur 3:30 PM (Youth Pavilion)

WOMEN AS WARRIORSDon't be fooled, ladies. Satan has a strategicbattle plan against women. We too are cre-ated in God's image. In today's society, ourenemy seeks to distort and destroy thatimage, our role and our true value in thisworld. It's time to take our stand and holdour ground. Kathie Palazzolo shares God'sbattle plan for women today.

Kathie PalazzoloThur 2:15 PM (Main Stage)

YOUTH MOVEMENT MEMBER TRAIN-INGDesigned to focus your attention on prepar-ing yourself for becoming an active, func-tioning member of a local CMA YouthMovement, capable and gifted for complet-ing Jesus’ great call to evangelize the world.Purchase your workbook in the GoodieStore for this DVD based instruction. This isthe official required CMA member trainingfor young people ages 12-17.

Fri 1:00-3:15 (Youth Pavilion)

Seminars by Title

LOCATIO M – Main Stage Iron Mountain Pavilion Y – Youth Activit

Schedule

WEDNESDAYNoon Vendors Open until 7:00 PM5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: John Ogden Sr., CEO/Chairman

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement9:00 PM Tell Us Your Story

THURSDAY8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: Peter Helgerson, National Evangelist

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 PM11:30 AM Fast Lane Discussion over Lunch (Limetree Restaurant)12:30 PM Tour: CMA Support Center 1:00 PM Ride: Dual Sport Ride1:00 PM Ride: Sport Bike Ride1:00-2:00 PM M Seminar: It's Hard to Fit In.... Meant to Stand Out2:15-3:15 PM M Seminar: Women as Warriors2:15-3:15 PM Y Seminar: Effectively Presenting Run for the Son3:30-4:30 PM M Seminar: Fishing for Teens3:30-4:30 PM Y Seminar: Using the Spoke-N-Word with Confidence!5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: Kerry Gibson, Vice President

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement9:00 PM Tell Us Your Story

FRIDAY8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: John Ogden Jr., National Evangelist

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 PM12:30 PM Tour: CMA Support Center 1:00-2:00 PM M Seminar: Chapter Presidents Meeting1:00-3:15 PM Y Seminar: Youth Movement Member Training1:00-4:30 PM IM Seminar: Member Training (part 1 of 2)2:15-3:15 PM M Seminar: Basic Ministry Principles

ON GUIDE ties Center IM – Iron Mountain Room by the playground

of Events

FRIDAY (CONTINUED)3:30-4:30 PM M Seminar: Praise Around the World5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: Jerod McPherson, Vice President

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement9:00 PM Tell Us Your Story

SATURDAY7:00 AM Special: Registration for 5K Run (Janssen Park)7:30 AM Special: Run for the Son 5K Run (Janssen Park)8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: Randal Tebeau, National Evangelist

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 pm12:30 PM Ride: Quad Ride12:30 PM Special: Line up for Parade1:00 PM Special: Parade1:30 PM Special: Bike Games1:00-4:30 PM IM Seminar: Member Training (part 2 of 2)5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: René Changuion, International Coordinator

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement9:00 PM Tell Us Your Story

SUNDAY6:30 AM Community Benefit: Pancake Breakfast8:00 AM M Service: Hiram Villaseñor, National Evangelist

IM *Kidz for Christ

Services are viewable live for friends and family at livestream.com/cmausalive

*KIDZ FOR CHRIST services heldduring morning and evening sessions forages 4-12 with Larry & Mary Sims. This in-teractive time is full of fun and learningabout God’s love and Jesus Christ. Music,puppets, and lessons will enrich your childand ignite their passion for the Gospel. Par-ents, please pick up your children immedi-ately following the service in the IronMountain Room - Children’s Chapel.

**YOUTH MOVEMENTservices held during morning andevening sessions for ages 13 and olderin the Youth Activities Center. High en-ergy learning, Bible study, and wor-ship.

BIBLE BUDDIES area will be available during main services, in the Pavilion, for in-fants through age 4. Parents, please be available in the Pavilion in case you are needed.You are also welcome to stay and listen to the service while tending to your child.

Rides–Take a self-guided ride where you can tour the country, visit, andminister with the local community!

DUAL SPORT RIDE–Thursday 1:00 PM-Get off the beaten path andride the Ouachitas on a mixture of dirt and pavement. Self-guided de-parture from Limetree Inn. PROTECTIVE GEAR REQUIRED. Be fueledup and ready to go.

FAST LANE SPORT BIKE RIDE–Thursday 1:00 PM-If you liketwists, turns, and hills, this is the ride for you! Self-guided depar-ture from Limetree Inn. PROTECTIVE GEAR REQUIRED. Be fueledup and ready to go!

QUAD RIDE–Saturday 12:30 PM-Meet at Walmart at 12:15for a 12:30 departure. Location to be determined based onconditions of trails. Ride length approximately 3 hours. Bringdrinks, snacks, goggles and handkerchief in case of dust.(Self-guided riding opportunities available all week. Mapsavailable at the Information Booth.)

Rides

CMA NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER TOURS: GOODIES MINI-STORE, MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING, CHAPEL, SUPPORT CENTER & MEDIA STUDIO–Thursday & Friday–12:30 PM-Come see the Goodies Mini-Store now open year round! Home of Run for theSon, the HeartBeat, CMA Goodies, and so much more! Meet at the front entrance of theCMA Multi-Purpose Building promptly at 12:30 PM, two miles south of Iron Mountain onHighway 71 on the right (see map in packet). Large groups will be split into smaller groupsand taken in turn.

FAST LANE DISCUSSION–Thursday 11:30 AM- Meet over lunch at Limetree Restaurantwhere you can grab a bite to eat on your own and join in a discussion about what FastLane outreach has been doing this year and talk about plans for the future.

PARADE!–Saturday 1:00 PM–The community will be lining the highway as we ride fromIron Mountain to Mena. Staging begins at 12:30 at the main entrance. Parade begins at1:00 PM. Bring a pair of socks for the Nursing Home Sock Drive!

BIKE GAMES–Saturday 1:30 PM–Bring your lighthearted competitive spirit or your cheer-ing skills and be prepared for some fun!

VENDORS–Concessions, patches & sewing, leather, M/C products and accessories, cus-tom pin striping and murals, M/C trailers and campers! Open daily from 11:00 AM until7:00 PM. Check vendor booths for additional early morning or late evening hours.

DOOR PRIZES–Visit the vendors and have your Door Prize card validated for a daily draw-ing. The earlier you enter, the more opportunities to win! Drawing winners posted aftereach morning service in the vendor area where you turned your ticket in.

Activities

RUN FOR THE SON 5K FUN RUN/WALKSaturday 7:30 AM- Registration at 7:00 AM at JanssenPark in Mena. See packet insert for more information.Sponsor & Registration forms available at Finance Booth.

CMA Goodies & ToolBox items available daily. Rallyservice DVDs including music are available DAILY during therally! Check out featured new products. Have the CMA Logoheat pressed onto your shirt for a custom look! Heat pressorders can be turned in through Saturday 6:45 PM.

We are open:Wednesday 10:00 AM-6:45 PMThursday-Saturday 8:00-8:45 AMAfter AM Service – 6:45 PMAfter PM Service for 30 minutes

RUN FOR THE SON representatives are herefrom Open Doors, Missionary Ventures, andJesus Film Project®. Visit with them and get in-formation about these world-reaching min-istries at their booths.

LOST & FOUND at Info Booth. Please turn valuables in to rally staff or

Info Booth volunteer.

FIRST AID for minor needs and blood pressure checks.

2018 RUN FOR THE SON PACKETS

Visit the RFS booth to order packets orpick-up pre-ordered chapter packets. Nowavailable, download packets and brochures

at www.cmausa.org/run-for-the-son.

TELL US YOUR STORY–CMA wants to hear what God has done in your life through the min-istry of CMA! The Filming Station opens right after evening services. Your personal stories, ofGod’s power at work, will be encouraging to others and may be used in future projects. Pleasekeep your story under two minutes and be ready to tell it in your own words, without using notes.Filming located in the Pavilion, next to the World Map.

FINANCE STATION – Pre-purchase meal tickets available services include: purchasing rally meals orice, one time donations, setting up recurring draft or credit card donations, ordering a Paving the Way

paver, and picking up registration forms for Saturday’s 5K and December’s Flame On! event.

RUN FOR THE SON FUNDRAISINGGreat opportunity to get ideas for your ownfundraising projects! Visit CMA members inthe pavilion where you can purchase itemsbenefitting Run for the Son. Shared tablespace available on a first-come, first-servebasis, open to all CMA members for theirprojects with all proceeds going to Run forthe Son. QUILTS for purchase or silent auc-tion can be viewed on walls. BIKE WASHwith Tom Stiglitz available all week, weatherpermitting, on Iron Mountain.

SERVANT’S HEART opportunities to volunteer. Have you seen the *NEW* VolunteerT-Shirt, patch or pin and wondered how to get one? Helping is how. This is your opportunity to usethe natural abilities and gifts that God has equipped you with to serve. Servant’s Heart opportunitiesare posted at the Info Booth. Help is needed in many areas including Traffic & Parking, Prayer Team,Grounds, and Childcare. Additionally, First Aid, Kitchen, and Restroom sign up is at each of thoselocations. We thank you for blessing us at Colors with your servant’s heart!

Iron Mountain Pavilion

SERVANT’S HEART VOLUNTEER INCENTIVES enter a drawing for daily volunteer “Thank You” gift!Enter at the Info Booth before 5:45 PM daily. In addition, volunteers receive Rally Bucks valid towardsCMA Goodies, Iron Mountain kitchen meals, volunteer T-shirts/patches/pins. Rally Bucks can be com-bined by chapters for purchases such as cases of Bibles or Gospel Cups. Get yours today!

INFORMATION BOOTH with localinformation and brochures, rally informa-tion, schedule of events, and volunteersign-up. Rally feedback is important to usfor future events; please turn in your com-ment forms here.

PLAYGROUND for ages 12 and younger.Open daily between services. Closed after dark. Par-ents, please supervise your children to ensure a fun and safe environment for everyone.

SHUTTLE SERVICE between SupportCenter and Iron Mountain ½ hour beforeand after morning & evening services.Pick up on Sunflower Lane in the Sup-

port Center campground.

Pets must be controlled on a leash and arenot permitted in buildings. Service animals ac-ceptable. Pick up after your pet and be courte-

ous of others by observing quiet times.

IRON MOUNTAIN facilityis no alcohol, no firearms, and outside-onlysmoking. Rules for the grounds are found inyour registration packet and are available at theInfo Booth. Please refer to this information onvehicles, trailers, road rules, camping, pets, andfacility policies. Thank you!

Daily Trash Pickup on IM.

Leave your bagged camp trash on the mainroad, at the ends of the bike paths, at 8:00 AMand 2:00 PM daily and a team will drivethrough to pick up. Thank you Grounds Crew!

IRON MOUNTAIN PARKINGHandicap parking available at the Pavilion. Handicap drop offs are available by the glass doors.Motorcycle parking is by the Bell CrossTower and next to the Pavilion.Trailer parking is beyond the “BK” RVcamping. Please take your trailer asfar back as possible. Trailers parked invehicle parking areas will be moved.The main drive and the bike paths arefor moving vehicles only. Please parkso that traffic flow is not hindered.

ON-SITE MEALS ON IRON MOUNTAINWednesday night thru Saturday night

(prices include tax)Breakfast $6.00: 7:00-8:30 AM SouthernCountry Breakfast & Bagel Bar with JuiceLunch $7.00: 11:30-1:00 PMSoup, Salad & Sandwich Bar with Iced TeaSupper $8.00: 5:00-6:30 PM Gourmet Saladwith Nightly Choice Entrée with Iced Tea

IRON MOUNTAIN RULES OF THE ROAD

4 Obey all instructions from trafficdirectors.

4 Use caution when riding on IronMountain. Be aware of children, animals, and pedestrians!

4 Parking is restricted on the road and bike paths.

4 North Exit onto Hwy 71 is for north-bound travel only.

4 Be careful entering and exiting IronMountain.

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March 4 CMA Day of Prayer – NationwideMarch 20-22 Pastors’ Retreat – Iron Mountain, Hatfield, ArkansasApril 6-8 National Women’s Conference

Louisville, KentuckyMay 5 Run for the Son – NationwideSummer 2018 Youth Movement Mission Trip to Peru!June 19-23 National Rally

Iron Mountain, Hatfield, Arkansas*July 26-29 No Borders Rally

International Falls, MinnesotaOctober 17-21 Changing of the Colors Rally

Iron Mountain, Hatfield, ArkansasDec 29-Jan 1 Flame On! Youth Movement Event

Iron Mountain, Hatfield, Arkansas

Rally service DVDs including music are availabledaily during the rally or you can order the setwhich includes Sunday morning’s service.

Turn in completed form and payment at theGoodie Store during the rally or mail to: CMA Order Department, PO Box 9, Hatfield, AR71945.

$35.00 (plus tax) for the set.

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2017 Changing of the Colors RallyMain Service DVD Order Form

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2017 Colors RallyServices DVD set TP-116-09

FOR MORE INFORMATION 800-300-6530

See your January HeartBeat fora full 2018 schedule of stateevents and mission trips.

2018 CMA National Events

2018 Roads & Trails Rally SeriesGreat riding – on road or off! Coming toa state near you. www.cmausa.org/cma_national/fast-lane.asp

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