DO ANY OF THE CG OFFER CHURCH SERVIVES? WHEN OUR BOYS WERE YOUNGER AND CAMPING WITH US, WE STAYED AT SEVERAL CG THAT OFFERED CHURCH SERVICES. WE WOULD REALLY MISS NOT GOING TO CHURCH
THANKS, LOIS
Luvglass said
03:37 PM Sep 10, 2006
Hi Lois, We've only been in one campground that offered services. Shouldn't be a problem for you though, there are always churches in any locality you can use. Fred
Here4Now said
06:22 PM Sep 10, 2006
We have been so blessed by visiting churches in the different areas we have been in since going full-time in July.
When we get to a town for the weekend, we do an internet search for churches according to the components of the service which are important to us. For example, we prefer contemporary worship. If we're out and about, we'll drive by the church to confirm service times...or call the church if necessary.
Doncat said
09:04 PM Sep 10, 2006
I have been to several campgrounds that have services, some only in the summer season. I am only a weekender/long weekender, but since I am preparing to fulltime asap, I was wondering the same thing. I also hear there are some Christian camping organizations out there that promote mission work...
broseyjng said
11:46 AM Sep 12, 2006
If you find out about the Christian camping assoc which promote mission work, please post the info. I know we would be interested and I am sure there are plenty of others that would want to know as well.
We don't believe in "retirement" per se - just in getting to the point in life when you can work or provide a service (that you enjoy!) for free!!!
Darrell and Judy said
12:14 PM Sep 12, 2006
Here are two for starters:
Habitat for Humanity
Methodist has NOMADS
Judy and I enjoy visiting local churches in the area. We like contemporary services with worship teams, etc. If we can catch a Sunday School class life even better.
Darrell
Doncat said
07:43 PM Sep 12, 2006
This is an excellent site for news on Campers For Christ and even a schedule of rallies....
In addition the Escapees RV Club has Birds of A Feather (BOFs) groups for Habitat For Humanity, Christian Fellowship, and DOVE (Red Cross Disaster Relief Operations). These are "certified" BOFs and more information can be found at Escapees Certified BOFs.
There is no shortage of volunteer opportunities.
Doncat said
09:17 PM Sep 24, 2006
Speaking of church services, I have a couple of questions for some of you seasoned fulltimers.
1. Were you long time members of a community church before fulltiming and are you still members of that church?
2. Was it hard to leave that church?
...Don
TTMERIT said
01:39 PM Oct 19, 2006
Queen Wilhelmina State Park in western Arkansas had a service on Sunday morning in a little chapel in the park in June 2004 when we were there.
Howard said
12:47 PM Dec 11, 2006
In this week's "Winter Texan" newpaper, there are 22 RV parks in the area with Church services. You will tend to find seasonal services in warmer areas.
Delaine and Lindy said
01:04 PM Dec 11, 2006
We are at the Green Gate Grove in Mission Tx, and there are Church services every Sunday at 10:30 am. Out West we attended some Churches called Cowboy Church time very well spent. Life is Good....GBY...
ahoweth said
07:08 AM Dec 12, 2006
Hi Lois:
We have been RVing for many (almost 40) years and this is what we have seen. As a general rule Many of the privately owned RV parks do have Sunday services, but not all. Most of the state parks, and COE parks do not, freedom of religion, constitutional issues (political) with the state parks and COE parks.
This is one of my pet peeves so I will just end with that and not go into one of my rants. My wife says I have a personal problem.
DO ANY OF THE CG OFFER CHURCH SERVIVES? WHEN OUR BOYS WERE YOUNGER AND CAMPING WITH US, WE STAYED AT SEVERAL CG THAT OFFERED CHURCH SERVICES. WE WOULD REALLY MISS NOT GOING TO CHURCH
THANKS, LOIS
We've only been in one campground that offered services.
Shouldn't be a problem for you though, there are always churches in any locality you can use.
Fred
When we get to a town for the weekend, we do an internet search for churches according to the components of the service which are important to us. For example, we prefer contemporary worship. If we're out and about, we'll drive by the church to confirm service times...or call the church if necessary.
If you find out about the Christian camping assoc which promote mission work, please post the info. I know we would be interested and I am sure there are plenty of others that would want to know as well.
We don't believe in "retirement" per se - just in getting to the point in life when you can work or provide a service (that you enjoy!) for free!!!
Here are two for starters:
Habitat for Humanity
Methodist has NOMADS
Judy and I enjoy visiting local churches in the area. We like contemporary services with worship teams, etc. If we can catch a Sunday School class life even better.
Darrell
This is an excellent site for news on Campers For Christ and even a schedule of rallies....
http://www.campersforchrist.com
Here is the link for NOMADS - Nomads On a Mission Active in Divine Service
and one for SOWERS - Servants On Wheels Ever Ready
and RVICS - Roving Volunteers In Christ's Service
and Habitat For Humanity RV Care-A-Vanners.
In addition the Escapees RV Club has Birds of A Feather (BOFs) groups for Habitat For Humanity, Christian Fellowship, and DOVE (Red Cross Disaster Relief Operations). These are "certified" BOFs and more information can be found at Escapees Certified BOFs.
There is no shortage of volunteer opportunities.
Speaking of church services, I have a couple of questions for some of you seasoned fulltimers.
1. Were you long time members of a community church before fulltiming and are you still members of that church?
2. Was it hard to leave that church?
We are at the Green Gate Grove in Mission Tx, and there are Church services every Sunday at 10:30 am. Out West we attended some Churches called Cowboy Church time very well spent. Life is Good....GBY...
We have been RVing for many (almost 40) years and this is what we have seen. As a general rule Many of the privately owned RV parks do have Sunday services, but not all. Most of the state parks, and COE parks do not, freedom of religion, constitutional issues (political) with the state parks and COE parks.
This is one of my pet peeves so I will just end with that and not go into one of my rants. My wife says I have a personal problem.