This is the stage where most of the get-togethers and worship took place during the Summit.

Amanda, Birdie and Natalie outside the Activities Center where most youth

spent a lot of their "free time".   Hey, how did Ron get in that picture?

Whitney, Renee, Natalie, Betsy, Audra and a friend they knew walk the grounds for

their Affinity Group class "Photography and Video.  They were looking for just the right

picture when they stumbled onto this little cabin.

Mason and Elliot participating in their Affinity Group class "Wii Got Faith, Gamers for God". 

This is the picture before they realized I was taking their picture.

And this is the picture after they knew the camera was on them. 

Ham it up, boys!

Birdie, Lauren and Seth are participating in their Affinity Class called

"Color Me Bad".  This class showed them a new Spiritual technique

of painting, drawing and using color pencils to express themselves.

Amanda also participated in this class.

Youth from all over the region are gathering in the Auditorium

for Worship.

Pastor Jay gives us a smile while Ron (lower left hand corner purple shirt)

tries to get away from the camera.   Go figure!

The Summit wasn't all just fun and games.  Hmmm, according to this picture,

maybe it was.  

OK, OK, maybe it really was all fun and games.

Birdie reaches "new heights" on the rock climbing wall.  This

photographer was content keeping grounded on the main floor.

Natalie also shows her talents on the rock climbing wall.

Entertainment was provided on Saturday night.  The special feature was

a Pro skateboarder.  After his show, he gave a testimonial to the youth.

(This picture is not of the skateboarder)

Several times throughout the weekend, everyone had been assigned to different

Small Groups Meetings.  This is the group that Scherryll met with.  She found it

to be very informative on certain subjects and also a time to reflect and share one's

views.

Just couldn't resist putting this picture on the website.

Smile Betsy!

New friendships were also made as well as memories

that will last a lifetime.

Ahhhhhhhh!

Not a kid in sight.  Maybe I can just sit back for a few minutes!

Summit's over and so is the "no cell phone rule".