We can’t wait for summer to gethere as there are several new things in store forour summer conference kids and their familiesduring the summer of 2008. First of all, wehave a new Childrens Program Supervisor. Her name is Ellen Kliewer and she comes to us from Sherman Lake YMCA Camp inMichigan. Ellen loves kids and has workedwith them for nine years. She is excited to bepart of the CBCC program team and looksforward to getting to know the kids and theirfamilies. She is enjoying putting together thechildren’s curriculum for this summer high-lighting the Summer Olympics that are coming

up in a few months. There will be lots of excit-ing games, interesting activities, and learningabout Jesus.

We have also started what we hope to bethe beginnings of a Challenge Course on ourproperty across Highway 101 by installing aGiant Swing! The Giant Swing is a favoritehigh element for many people. Participantswear a full body harness while they hang froma large swing suspended between two trees. Athird tree is utilized as a point from which thegroup pulls individuals up to their desiredswinging height. The participant releases the

Inside2 Letter from the

Director

3 Building Project Update

Vehicle Donations Needed

4 2008 SummerConferences

5 2008 Fall Conferences

6 Turkey Bible Study Tour

From the Kitchen

7 Without Debt

Wanted: End OfSummer Help

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What’s New in The Kids Programs by Eric Ipson

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Dear Friends,

Do you mind if I take a minute in this Selah to talk about money? Oh, not to ask you for any(at least not now!). But to talk about some of the many ways our friends support the CannonBeach Conference Center—some of which perhaps you weren’t aware of before now.

Everyone knows religious, non-profit ministries like CBCC rely on gifts and offerings tooperate. This has been true since our founding and continues today. The $2,000-20,000 permonth we receive in donations during the year is essential for our financial health and ability tooffer scholarships to those who need them.

But there are many other ways people give that have an enormous impact on the ministryhere as well.

Gifts in Kind save us cash out of pocket by providing donated, tangible items we can use inour operation or facilities. The most common are cars or trucks. Most of our fleet of vehicles isdonated! However, we also have gladly received donations of a portable generator, boats, jewelry,furniture for offices and staff housing, beautiful artwork to decorate stark walls, usable tools, newexercise equipment and much more.

Memorial Gifts, in remembrance of a friend or loved one, have provided money for out-door seating, landscape plants and trees, a beautiful pulpit, guest scholarships, a piano and more.

Estate Gifts, unplanned for, have had an enormous impact on our ability to maintain andupgrade our facilities over the years. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say all our recent buildings havebeen made possible by estate gifts of some kind—Tides, Pacific View Lodge, the Recreation Centerand even the pending new dorm. Our first computer system and several subsequent upgrades weremade possible by estate gifts. Nearly a third of our three-quarters of a million dollar facility renova-tion over the past six years has come from estate gifts, including new roofs, beds, staff housing,kitchen equipment, etc. The purchase of several key properties in the past 20 years had their seedmoney in estate gifts. Even the start/development of our guest scholarship fund, now at $40,000,came from a portion of two estate gifts. Truly these are gifts that live well beyond the giver!

Giving of Time and/or Expertise may not be thought of as valuable, but can take the place ofa necessary expense or enhance the ministry in some way. Volunteer electricians save us thousandsof dollars each year. A volunteer tile layer recently tiled two public restrooms. Volunteers built 22Adirondack chairs for guest enjoyment. Volunteer help on building projects has been part of thefabric of our history/culture. Management, financial and fund raising consultants have helped usover the years, saving money in services and strengthening the CBCC leadership.

I’m pretty excited about all these creative ways our friends have supported the ministry of CBCC!And as I said, that’s not even mentioning the nearly two thousand people each year who give regularor one-time gifts of $2, $30, $400 or $2,000! We praise God for all these supportive people!

By the way, as part of our commitment to financial accountability, CBCC has an annualaudit done by an independent auditor, has a standing Finance & Audit Committee of the Boardto monitor finances and is a member in good standing of the Evangelical Council for FinancialAccountability. We echo what St. Paul said, “For we are taking pains to do what is right, notonly in the eyes of the Lord but also in the eyes of men.” (I Cor. 8:21) For more information onour financial stewardship, contact CBCC at 503-436-1501 or cbcc@cbcc.net.

In His Grace,

Jeff CarlsenExecutive Director

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haul rope and swings as a long pendulum to a view of mountainsand ocean that takes their breath away! This element is great forlooking at how we motivate ourselves as well as challenging indi-

viduals to go beyond their per-ceived limits. The junior andsenior high students (MidKidsand Youth) will be flying highon the Giant Swing as part oftheir weekly outing. As youcan see from the picture, myyoung daughter enjoys theGiant Swing.

We’ve also got a newinflatable! Actually, it’s a mon-

ster inflatable measuring sixty-five feet long by eleven feet wideand thirteen feet high. This is an obstacle course inflatable.

Participants race each other through tunnels and pop ups andwalls before they climb up a rise at the end and slide down. Wewill be using the obstacle course inflatable during the weekly car-nival and possibly during a session time for the younger kids.

While we are excited about the new things in the children andyouth programs, we are not forgetting what we hold dear here atCBCC. Our purpose as always is to be a part of God’s plan in thelives of children and youth and their families whocome here. We do this by loving them, clearly pre-senting the gospel to them, nurturing their rela-tionship with Jesus Christ, and helping them growin God’s Word in fun and relevant ways. In otherwords, we’re about changed lives. The dream andvision that began here at Cannon Beach withArchie and Evangeline McNeill over sixty-fouryears ago continues to this day. We praise God forHis faithfulness and look forward to serving Himand our guests this summer at CBCC!

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Building Project UpdateNow that the planning is done and permits are in hand, the Office& Dormitory Project will begin moving ahead more quickly.

Site and utility ground work has taken several weeks. A new parking area wasput in place first to replace the spaces we are losing. Cooperation with the City ofCannon Beach on their projects in the area will save us several thousand dollars.

The concrete foundation slab and stem walls should all be poured by theend of May. After that, framed walls and roof trusses will begin to appear andgo up through the summer. Our goal is to have the building closed in by earlyfall. Completion could realistically occur by the late spring 2009.

Lots of volunteers will be needed beginning the first of June to help withframing, siding, insulation, window and door installation and other phases of

construction. Sub-contractors will pour concrete and install plumbing, electrical, heating and ventilation and perhaps sheetrock androofing. Steve Simer, Volunteer Coordinator, is busy scheduling volunteers now for the next five months.

We currently have about $475,000 in the bank and about $20,000 in outstanding faith commitments. This should carry us abouthalfway into the project. An estate gift, foundation money, and individual gifts will, Lord willing, provide the rest of the money tocomplete the project debt free.

If you would like to help in some way, contact Jeff Carlsen, Executive Director at 503-436-1501 or cbcc@cbcc.net Or contact SteveSimer, Volunteer Coordinator, at 503-436-9619 or stevesimer@cbcc.net.

Vehicle Donations NeededOver the years CBCC has used vehicles donated for ministry use. This hasproven to be a significant way for folks that enjoy supporting the Conference Centerto help us maintain our operations.

We are in particular need of small pickups to replace our aging vehicles used by themaintenance and landscaping departments. CBCC can make use of a variety of vehicles.So if you have a truck or other vehicle in working order, please consider donating it tothe Cannon Beach Conference Center. Contact our maintenance manager, Sam Ortwig,at (800) 745-1546 or email: samortwig@cbcc.net.

New job site WebCam at www.cbcc.net under ‘What’s New’

Eric Ipson,Youth Program& RecreationCenterSupervisor

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Jerry BenjaminJune 21 – 28Jerry Benjamin travels extensively in the United States,Canada, and other parts of the world as an Itinerant BibleTeacher proclaiming the message of the living and indwellingLord Jesus. Emphasis is given to the centrality of Christ in allof Scripture. His Jewish upbringing prior to salvation adds richinsights, while interweaving themes and practical applications,all concentrating on the Person and work of Jesus Christ.Musical artist: Johnny Ray Watson (inspirational/gospel)

Harvey PowersJune 28 – July 2 (Half Week)Harvey Powers is founder of the Redimere Group—Center forCounseling and Leadership Development. He demonstrates com-passion and understanding of everyday life as he addresses impor-tant issues from a sound, biblical perspective. Harvey is insightfuland discerning from years of ministry experience with an engag-ing speaking style that creates a positive audience experience.Musical artist: Susie Luchsinger (inspirational/country)

Mike VanlaninghamJuly 2 – 5 (Half Week)Mike Vanlaningham is Professor of Bible at Moody BibleInstitute in Chicago, Illinois where he has been on faculty since1998. He earned a doctorate from Trinity InternationalUniversity, and before coming to Moody, pastored churches inCalifornia, Nebraska, and Illinois. Often quoted and published,Mike brings a wealth of biblical knowledge to his speakingengagements where audiences find him personable, interesting,humorous, and able to apply scripture to everyday life.Musical artist: Georgene Rice (inspirational/gospel)

Ian LeitchJuly 5 – 12Ian Leitch founded The Heralds Trust which is knownthroughout Christian circles. He has a unique personality andpulpit style that appeals to people of all ages. His enthusiasmfor the Gospel and godliness are contagious. For well over 30years Ian has been an evangelist, Bible teacher, and has pio-neered a traveling Bible School called The New Life Seminars.He has the heart of an evangelist and is happiest when he ispresenting the Gospel throughout the world. Ian and his wife,Morag, reside in Edinburgh Scotland.

Bill FarrelJuly 12 – 19Bill Farrel, a new grandfather, often illustrates Bible teachingwith his family-raising experiences. Having authored a numberof articles and books on singleness, marriage, kids, and livingthe Christian life, Bill is well-studied, interesting, engaging,and fun. He has been a youth pastor, senior pastor and enjoysministering as he interacts with guests.

Ray PritchardJuly 19 – 26Ray Pritchard is president of Keep Believing Ministries. He pas-tored for many years in the Chicago area, ministered extensivelyoverseas, is a frequent conference speaker, and often a guest onChristian radio and television talk shows. A graduate of DallasTheological Seminary and Talbott School of Theology, Dr.Prichard has written nearly 30 books and tirelessly publishesarticles in numerous periodicals. He is a dynamic preacher,energetic, humorous, insightful and faithful to God’s Word.Musical artists: Ivory & Brass (instrumental/inspirational)

Ron Cline & Jim BurnsJuly 26 – August 2Ron Cline, board chairman at HCJB Global, is a man gifted incommunicating the gospel of Jesus Christ. His background asa pastor, educator, counselor and missionary gives him credibil-ity and rapport with the many groups and individuals aroundthe world to whom he and his wife, Barb, minister each year.Jim Burns is President of HomeWord and host of their nationalradio broadcast. Each weekday in cities across America over amillion people hear Jim through his radio ministry to families.His passion is communicating to adults and young peoplepractical truths to help them live out their Christian lives.Musical artist: Carrie Kay (contemporary/inspirational)

Luis PalauAugust 2 – 9More than four decades after arriving in America from his nativeArgentina, Luis Palau is more intent than ever to follow his callingto spread the powerful word of God throughout the world. He haspreached the Good News to more than 1 billion people worldwidethrough radio, television, print, the Internet and festivals. He hasspoken before live audiences—to more than 25 million people.Whether on stage; through his radio messages heard daily in over40 countries; or in counsel and prayer with leaders from the localchurch to the White House, Palau consistently remains one of theworld’s most effective and compelling spiritual communicators.

Tom Shrader (Half Week)August 9 – 13Tom Shrader is Senior Pastor of a large Phoenix church. Since1991 he has also been involved in a teaching ministry underthe banner of Priority Living of Arizona. He currently leadsthree weekly study groups, targeted primarily at business menand women. Tom’s studies also make up the content of thedaily radio broadcast Exploring the Truth. Tom has a refreshingstraight-forward style of teaching that offers sound biblicalanswers to practical, everyday questions.Musical artist: Mila Polevia (contemporary/inspirational)

Bruce Fong (Half Week)August 13 – 16Bruce Fong is President of Michigan Theological Seminary andpreviously was professor of Homiletics, Bible, and PastoralMinistries at Multnomah Biblical Seminary. He also speaks atPromise Keepers, Family Life, and Bible conferences in theU.S. and abroad. He has authored Racial Equality in theChurch and contributed to several periodical publications.Bruce is an excellent communicator masterfully using illustra-tions and humor to enhance his in-depth Bible teaching.Musical artists: The Beene Family (Southern Gospel/inspirational)

Ed UnderwoodAugust 16 – 23Ed Underwood is Senior Pastor of the historic Church of theOpen Door in Glendora, California. In addition to nearlythirty years as a pastor, Ed has been a fire fighter and commis-sioned Army officer. His practical messages are drawn from adeep understanding and love for people and love for God’sWord. Guests appreciate Ed’s approachability and straight-for-ward style often enjoying conversations at meal times plus fel-lowship and counsel throughout the week.Musical artists: RESCUE (acappella/contemporary)

Bob Kraning & Bob VernonAugust 23 – 29 (Short Week)Formerly Director of Forest Home Conference Center, BobKraning joined Chuck Swindoll’s staff as Pastor of Men’sMinistry and Evangelism in 1988. Founder of Good WordMinistries, Bob now travels full-time teaching and preaching.An excellent and enthusiastic communicator, Bob radiates hislove for the Lord. During his 38 years in the Los Angeles Policedepartment, Bob Vernon came to be known as a Christianwilling to stand up for his faith under difficult circumstances.Since retirement, Bob founded Pointman Leadership Instituteand has taught, preached, and discipled across the United Statesand around the world with a message of Christian ethics andneed for moral change. Bob, an engaging speaker, is faithful toteach God’s Word and illustrates often with great cop stories.Musical artist: Diane Susek (inspirational)

Labor Day WeekendRon AllenAugust 29 – September 1Ron Allen is Senior Professor of Bible Exposition at DallasTheological Seminary. He is a popular conference speaker, greatstory teller, and an articulate writer. An Old Testament scholar,Ron draws from a background in archaeology and many tripsto the Middle East, to enhance his Bible teaching. He has writ-ten a dozen books, was one of the senior editors for The NewKing James Version, Old Testament, and was the OldTestament editor for both The Nelson Study Bible and TheNelson’s New Illustrated Bible Commentary.Musical artist: Johnny Ray Watson (inspirational/gospel)

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Women’s ConferenceLisa HarperSeptember 12 – 14Lisa Harper is a speaker and Bible scholar whose pas-sion for Starbucks coffee and motorcycles is rivaled onlyby her desire to help others understand the relevance ofthe Old Testament in everyday life. She combinessound biblical exposition with easy-to-relate stories anda comedic wit helping women understand and applyGod’s Word to their lives in churches, conference cen-ters, living rooms and coffee shops across the country.Before she officially hit the road, Lisa served as thedirector of Women’s Outreach for Focus on the Family,where she was the creator and driving force behind theorganization’s Renewing the Heart conferences. She hasbeen featured on radio and television programs such asMidday Connection, Janet Parshall’s America, Focus onthe Family, and Life Today.Musical artist: Susie Luchsinger (inspirational/country)

Men’s ConferenceBill FarrelSeptember 19 – 21Bill Farrel is a family man with many great storiesabout loving sports, loving his wife, and raising boys.His depth of biblical understanding, enthusiasm,humor, and sincerity make him a popular men’sspeaker. He finds time to counsel, write best-sellingChristian books, speak across the country, and is nowlearning what grandparenting is all about.

Women’s ConferenceRoseAnne ColemanOctober 3 – 5When RoseAnne Coleman speaks, she helps womenfind their place in the story of God. In addition to theBible, she uses humor and her life experiences to drawin a crowd. “I don’t come as the expert,” she says. “I tellyou about what hasn’t worked in my life. I tell youabout what Jesus has done and continues to do for me.”RoseAnne loves to encourage women no matter wherethey might be on their spiritual journey.Musical artist: Carrie Kay (contemporary/inspirational)

Retirees ConferenceRay PritchardOctober 6 – 9Ray Pritchard is one of those preachers that stirs his audi-ence with the simple Gospel truths. Now President ofKeep Believing Ministries, Ray’s background includes manyyears of significant pastoral ministry. He continues towrite, speak on radio and television, and encourage folkswherever he’s at to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ.Musical artists: The Beene Family (Southern Gospel/inspirational)

Women’s ConferenceLori SaliernoOctober 17 – 19Lori Salierno is CEO of Celebrate Life Internationaldedicated to equipping students, women, and leaders inChristian discipleship. Lori’s fresh approach and personalstories bring biblical truths to life and provide practicaltools for the daily Christian life.Musical artist: Lisa Reiff (contemporary)

Couples ConferenceRené & Laurie SchlaepferNovember 7 – 9René & Laurie Schlaepfer met at seminary whilethey were both completing Masters of Theologydegrees. Now with three children and leading a largeCalifornia church, they enjoy opportunities to speakand teach together. Laurie loves her primary role as astay-at-home mom but finds time to research andteach world religion at the collegiate level. René is agifted speaker with a quick sense of humor andinsight into Biblical application for marriage and life.Musical artists: Clark Bondy (saxophonist)

Thanksgiving ConferenceDick HubbardNovember 27 – 30Dick Hubbard is former pastor of historic CalvaryBaptist Church of New York City. A gifted Bible teacher,he now devotes his time to conference speaking, seminars,and training leaders in developing countries. He is an in-depth Bible teacher both challenging and encouraging.Thanksgiving is a chance for families to spend a longweekend in Cannon Beach. This conference includes acomplete kids program, nursery through high school.

Christmas ConferenceTed RendallDecember 12 – 14Ted Rendall serves as Resident Minister and Professorat Olford Ministries International. He is chancellor emer-itus at Prairie Bible Institute in Canada, as well as pastoremeritus of the Prairie Tabernacle Congregation. He is asought after speaker and prolific author who for 31years served as editor of The Prairie Overcomer. Dr.Rendall and his wife, Hester, minister at conferencesaround the world, often on the subject of revival. Musical artists: Brandon & Chrysta Beene (inspirational)

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Turkey Bible Study TourTravel Conference • March 9 – 22, 2009

Dr. Ron Allen will provide Bible teaching for a tourof Turkey often called the “The Other Holy Land.” Followthe journeys of Paul and visit sites from Acts, The Epistles,and Revelation. Jeff & Jean Carlsen and Janet Kerns willhost the tour as Ron Allen, Senior Professor of BibleExposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, provides expertcommentary. For further information and registration pleasecontact Master’s Tours, PO Box 288, Brush Prairie, WA98606-0288, (360) 253-5949.

Children’s ProgramSupervisorEllen Kliewer grew up in Zion, Illinoiswhere she had her first job with kids teaching swimming andfigure skating. After high school Ellen moved to Michigan andattended Western Michigan University receiving a Bachelors ofScience in Recreation. Duringthose years she worked at GullLake Ministries doing everythingfrom maintenance to life guard-ing and program. Gull Lake waswhere she developed a passionfor family camping before mov-ing on to be Program Director atSherman Lake YMCA Camp.After nearly two years at ShermanLake, the call came to beChildren’s Program Supervisor atCannon Beach Conference Center and she accepted. Ellen isresponsible for the Kids Klub after school program and willsoon help supervise her first summer of family conferencechildren’s programs. As she is hands-on with ages 0-5th grade,her goal is for kid’s programs to be a place where children canhave fun, feel safe, and learn about the grace and love of God.

Tabouleh is a salad like no other. Made with fresh veggies,olive oil and spices, it can be eaten in pita bread, scooped ontopita bread, or traditionally with a fork. In the Middle East, freshgrape leaves are used as the scoop. Tabouleh can be made with avariety of vegetables according to taste. You can add carrots,cucumbers, red or green onions. While preparing, taste as you go.Add romaine lettuce for a fuller salad.

INGREDIENTS:2 bunches of fresh parsley (1 1/2 cups chopped, with stems discarded) 2 tablespoons of fresh mint, chopped 1 medium onion, finely chopped 6 medium tomatoes, diced 1 tablespoon salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper 1/2 cup bulghur, medium grade 6 tablespoons lemon juice 6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil Romaine lettuce or grape leaves to line the serving bowl (optional)

PREPARATION:Soak bulghur in water for 1 1/2 to 2 hours in cold water until soft.Squeeze out excess water from bulghur using hands or paper towel.Combine all ingredients, except for salt, pepper, lemon juice, and oliveoil. Line serving bowl with grape leaves or romaine lettuce, and addsalad. Sprinkle olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper on top. Serveimmediately or chill in refrigerator for 2 hours before serving.

Hummus isone of the morepopular MiddleEastern dips.Served with freshor toasted pita,hummus makes agreat snack orappetizer. Tahini is an important part of the hummus recipe andcannot be substituted. However, it can be omitted.

INGREDIENTS:1 16 oz can of chickpeas or garbanzo beans 1/4 cup liquid from can of chickpeas 3-5 tablespoons lemon juice (depending on taste) 1 1/2 tablespoons tahini 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons olive oil

PREPARATION:Drain chickpeas and set aside liquid from can. Combine remaining ingre-dients in blender or food processor. Add 1/4 cup of liquid from chickpeas.Blend for 3-5 minutes on low until thoroughly mixed and smooth.

From our Kitchen Tabouleh & Hummus

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Patrick Sprout assumesBusiness and OperationsDirector roleAs Cannon Beach Conference Centerseeks to fulfill its mission and be a place where increasingnumbers of individuals and families find physical and spiritual renewal in a beautiful setting, animportant staff position has been assumedby Patrick Sprout. Transitioning from GuestServices Manager to Business and OperationsDirector, Patrick has increased his oversightresponsibilities at CBCC, permitting othermanagement staff to expand their roles as theConference Center continues to grow andprepare for the future. With a proven track record of excel-lence in job performance along with appropriate education,training, and experience, he will continue as an importantpart of the CBCC management team.

Patrick began his CBCC career 14 years ago after gradu-ating from Multnomah Bible College with a Bachelor’sdegree in Biblical Education. Since then, his responsibilitieshave steadily grown along with his heart for ConferenceCenter guests. The operations oversight at CBCCincludes such areas as business/finance, food service,housekeeping, group retreats, front desk, informationtechnologies, as well as our motel, Ecola Creek Lodge.Patrick will continue working along-sidedepartment managers and assistExecutive Director, Jeff Carlsen, inassuring the best possible experience for themany guests that visit Cannon Beach ConferenceCenter each year.

Without Debt by Carl Sandeen

My mother and father experienced the GreatDepression and tried to encourage me to stay out of debt.And for the most part, I’ve done okay. Theonly experience I have with those hard timesis through the stories. I remember a fine ladyfrom Dallas, Oregon telling me she sprinkleda little sugar on her lard and toast whenthere was no money for fancier food. Ofcourse my dad would have a story or two forme when my “wants” got a bit out-of-hand.

When it comes to personal experience, I know the reliefmy family has felt when household debts are few. There wasthe personal experience of working with my Seaside church,paying off debts, and seeing the church freed up to signifi-cantly expand Christian outreach. And the opportunity tomove to Cannon Beach while Pacific View Lodge construc-tion was in progress. To realize that God’s people were mak-ing it possible to have this valuable asset available for min-istry without huge debt. I later helped with the RecreationCenter and knew that when the doors opened, the bills hadbeen paid and there was opportunity for significant ministryat conferences, retreats, and in the community.

As I visit with Conference Center guests and assist withfund-raising efforts, I’m thankful for the heart of folks thatbelieve in what is happening in Cannon Beach and are willingto sacrifice financially. Rather than talk about how hobbled we

are with debt, it is fun to share about the blessingsof ministry coming our way each day, and the

good financial stewardship our board and fellowstaff members promote. Wow! Another project is

underway and through gifts of all kinds, I trust we’ll openthe doors debt free in a few months and enjoy fully many

new ministry opportunities.

Carl Sandeen

Patrick Sprout

Wanted: End Of Summer HelpWould you like to spend the last few glorious weeks of summer atthe beach? CBCC is seeking end of summer staff to help us finish oursummer conference season. Live and work in one of the most beautifulplaces on earth and enjoy the very best weather of the year!

End of summer staff will help out wherever needed: dining room,housekeeping, snack shop, children’s program, etc. Positions are paid andinclude housing and meals. Time off is provided for enjoying the beach,relaxing, or attending a conference session.

Applicants must be 18 years or older. No experience necessary. Youprovide the willing heart and positive attitude and we will provide thetraining needed. End of summer opportunities begin mid-July and endSeptember 1st or later. For more information, call (800) 745-1546 or applyonline at www.cbcc.net.

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