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This Planning and Events Calendar is published semiannually in Word&Way. Use it as an informational guide to special events in Missouri. All events are located in Missouri unless otherwise noted. Download a PDF copy of the 2010 Mid-Year Event Calendar here.

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Undated National World War I Museum, Kansas City

100 West 26th Street

Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tu - Sun, except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's.

The only American museum exclusively dedicated to preserving the objects, history and personal experiences of World War I. Interactive exhibits, housing more than 50,000 objects. Admission prices based on age and access (museum, tower or combination). Active military and those under six, free. Tours for up to 100 also available.

Information: www.theworldwar.org, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   or 816-784-1908.

various

“For God and Country” Show

A fast-moving, fun-filled Western Country, inspirational and motivational show about our country and God as told by “John Wayne.” Written by and told through anecdotes by Ermal as “John Wayne,” with music by Paula Williamson. Comedy, skits and audience interaction.

Show schedule and to schedule a performance: 417-598-0088 or ermal.com.

 
May 2010 events 
  26 United Tour featuring Sanctus Real, Grace Bible Church, 601 Blue Ridge, Columbia

7 p.m.

Cost: $14 for groups of 10 or more; $16 in advance; $20 at door.

Concert featuring Sanctus Real, David Nasser and Mikeschair.

Tickets: iTickets.com , Lemstone Christian Store and Grace Bible Church.

 

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June 2010 
 4-5, 25-26 & July 16-17 Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation, Swope Park Christian Church, 62nd and Swope Parkway, Kansas City

Summer course taught by  Richard P. Olson and Dwight Lungren, exploring conflict transformation, including the various stages of doing so through mediation, undergirded by a theological commitment to reconciliation. The experiential class includes case studies, role play and other learning activities. Sponsored by Central Baptist Theological Seminary.

Registration and information: Debra Sermons, CBTS director of recruitment, 913-667-5711, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   or cbts.edu.

 4-6 26th Annual Black Christian Single Adult Retreat, Windermere Baptist Conference Center, Roach

Theme: “Say WHAT? God Says: Act Justly, Love Mercy and Walk Humbly,” based on Micah 6:7-8.

Reservations: 800-346-2215 or windermereUSA.org.

Information: 573-230-3847 or bcsministry.org.

 5 June Festival, The Baptist Home-Ozark, 1625 West Garton Rd.

Sponsored by the Auxiliary of The Baptist Home-Ozark to benefit residents. Booths set up inside The Home sell crafts, food, books, etc. Music from local groups and churches. Auction featuring quilts and other goods.

Information: Vonda Hambelton, 417-581-2101 or thebaptisthome.org.

 5 2010 Strawberry Festival, Lowe-Frillman Campus, Bridgeton

Sponsored by Missouri Baptist Children’s Home.

Information: 800-264-6224 or www.mbch.org.

 6, Aug. 29 National Bike to Church Days

Ride with others to church and be part of the start of a national movement! It's fellowship, good exercise and saves gasoline all in one FUN event. You can even offer your driveway to be a start point for others to ride together. Discover how to be a "hub" or a "spoke" church. Remember to ride safely with the proper equipment.

Information: biketochurch.com, aninconvenientpurpose.com or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

  7-8 Board of Trustees Meeting, The Baptist Home-Arcadia Valley 

Information: Kathie Jones, 573-546-2709 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 7-11, 11-15 Student Life Youth Camps, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Cost: $289.

Rectify. Respect. Resign. Rejoice. Reduce. Represent. It’s time for us to listen to Micah’s words in Micah 6:8 and Reply with our lives. Join Student Life and see just what “Re” is all about. 7-11: Afshin Ziafat, camp pastor; Unhindered, worship leader. 11-15: Adam Robinson, camp pastor; Jeff Johnson worship leader.

Information: studentlife.com or 800-718-2267.

10

First four-week and eight-week Summer School Sessions begin, Southwest Baptist University, Bolivar

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

11-15
Student Life Youth Camps, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

See June 7-11 listing.

12
HomeComing, The Baptist Home-Chillicothe, Hwy 65 North

Festive celebration emphasizing visits with residents. Traditional bake sale benefits residents. Music and entertainment with picnic lunch served in and around the gazebo. Members of the new auxiliary will be on hand to help.

Information: Connie Garber or Joyce Stark, 660-646-6219 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

14-16

Camp Connect Children’s Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Camp is for children who have completed 3rd-6th grade. Includes Bible studies with a mission emphasis along with many fun activities.

Information: 800-346-2215.

15-19
AREA1: Ozarks Summer Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Cost: $199-$230.

Confused by celebrities and older Christians, students overwhelmingly ask, “What makes me Christian?” Teens will get a biblically based, simplified look at having a real and vibrant faith in Christ. Worship leader Revive, concert by Kutless, main speaker Brian Housman.

Online registration and information: 888-416-2173, ext. 9 or areaone.org.

18

Western Missouri Golf Tournament

Location: WinterStone Golf Course, Independence. Sponsored by and benefiting Missouri Baptist Children’s Home.

Information: 800-264-6224 or www.mbch.org.

21-29
New Life Tour, Kobrin, Belarus

Cost: $2,639-$2,809 per person.

Trip sponsored by The Baptist Home to dedicate the House of Mercy at Kobrin Camp in Belarus after the first residents are received next spring. Tour of Belarus and brief stop in Germany included.

Information: Becky Barton, 573-546-2709 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

25-26 & July 16-17

Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation

See June 4-5 listing.

25-27 Above Rubies Home-Schooling Family Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Enjoy a relaxing weekend with your family while being fed from God’s Word. Family sessions, individual men’s & women’s sessions are centered around encouraging and unifying your family.

Information and cost: Christine Richardson, aboverubiesmissouri.webs.com.

Above Rubies ministry information: aboverubies.org.

 

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July 2010 Events

 1 First four-week session ends, Southwest Baptist University

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 5 Second four-week session begins, Southwest Baptist University

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

  5-9 Freedom Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Cost: $210.

Christ-centered camp for junior and high school student ministries. Freedom Camp has partnered with Windermere since 1988, with a long-standing tradition of providing excellent Bible teaching, challenging worship opportunities and plenty of free time.

Information: Art Cantu, 918-260-8464 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

  5-9 RA/Challenger Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

For boys who have completed 3rd through 12th grades to explore God's creation while utilizing camping skills and focusing on missions.

Registration and cost: Marvin Allison, 816-358-9820 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

16-17

Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation

See June 4-5 listing. 
16-19 St. Louis Family Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Weekend family retreat for husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters to strengthen their relationships with each other and Christ. Focus is on standing strong against negative cultural influences and to become powerfully influential.

Reservations and cost: 800-346-2215 

Information: stlfamilycamp.com.

 17 2010 Ozarks Berry Festival, Remington’s Entertainment Complex, 1655 W. Republic Rd., Springfield

Sponsored by Missouri Baptist Children’s Home.

Information: 800-264-6224 or www.mbch.org.

 19-23

Raise the Blaze, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Cost: $195. Includes room, meals, teachings, workshops, worship, activities and t-shirt.

Theme: “Absolute Surrender,” James 4:10.

Students will be challenged to make a decision for Jesus as well as to make a stand for Him in both their public and personal lives. Pastor Casey Kendall from 242 Student Ministries and pastor Trevor O'Keefe from the Core Junior High Ministries will be the keynote speakers.

Information: 573-302-1541, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it  or www.raisetheblaze.com.

23 The Baptist Home-Chillicothe Charity Golf Tournament, Green Hills Golf Course, Chillicothe

Information: Richard Hurtgen, 660-646-6219 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

25-29 Seminole Baptist Temple Middle School Youth Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Summer camp specifically for middle school students. Meaningful worship experiences and diverse activities, fun for believers and welcoming to those who don't normally go to church. Camp is structured to meet individual student needs.

Information and cost: Chris Highfill, 417-881-4200.

26-31 Christ in Youth “MOVE”, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

MOVE is a five-day high school only event designed to amplify the call of Christ on student lives and high school ministries to become kingdom workers. This year more than 30,000 students on five continents will follow His lead and MOVE. Journey through 1 Timothy and focus on the importance of grace, truth, influence, godliness and endurance.

Information and cost: ciy.com/move, 417-781-2273 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

 29 Second four-week session ends, Southwest Baptist University

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 

August 2010 events

 2-6 Seminole Baptist Temple High School Youth Camp, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Summer camp specifically for high school students. Meaningful worship experiences and diverse activities, fun for believers and welcoming to those who don't normally go to church. Camp is structured to meet individual student needs.

Information and cost: Chris Highfill, 417-881-4200.

  5-6 Willow Creek Leadership Summit in Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield and Cape Girardeau

Cost: $265

Annual live teleconference sponsored by the Willow Creek Association. The Baptist General Convention of Missouri offers scholarships and help for church leaders to attend.

Registration and information: willowcreek.com.

Scholarship information: Contact 888-420-BGCM, ext. 706.

  5-6 Willow Creek Leadership Summit at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church, Liberty, 1600 N. 291 Highway

Live via satellite. 

Registration: willowcreek.com/summit or the church: 816-781-5959 or pleasantvalley.org.

  5-6  Willow Creek Leadership Summit, Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Springfield, 2210 W Republic Rd.

Live via satellite. 

Registration: willowcreek.com/summit or the church: 417-887-2317 or ridgecrestbaptist.org.

 12-22

Missouri State Fair, Sedalia

Theme: Growing Great Memories. Visitors will find affordable family entertainment and a new focus, Rural Lifestyles Showcase: Something for Everyone. Exhibits, competition, concerts such as Sheryl Crow, and more.

Information: mostatefair.com or 800-422-FAIR for complete schedule and promotions.

 18-22

Welcome Week, Southwest Baptist University

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 23 Fall Classes begin, Southwest Baptist University

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 23 -
Dec. 13

Fall Semester, Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Shawnee, Kan.

Courses include: Hebrew Bible I, Church’s Worship and Rituals, Baptist Denominational Studies, Christian Witness, Constructive Theology I, Formation for Christian Ministry, Christian Ethics and Caring Ministries of the Church. 

Registration and information: Debra Sermons, CBTS director of recruitment, 913-667-5711, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or cbts.edu.

29

National Bike to Church Days

See June 6 listing.

31

Day/Evening Classes begin, Hannibal-LaGrange College, Hannibal

Information or to schedule a visit: HLG Admissions Office, 800-HLG-1119 or hlg.edu.

 

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September events

 1-30 State Missions Emphasis, Baptist General Convention of Missouri

Information and materials: baptistgcm.org or 888-420-BGCM.

 4 HomeComing, The Baptist Home-Arcadia Valley

Features annual auction and crafts fair, now in its 31st year, for the benefit of The Baptist Home residents.

Information: Jean Crocker or Lesa Hogan, 573-546-7429 or www.thebaptisthome.org.

 8-10

Three Days in September, Hannibal-LaGrange College 

Wednesday through Friday mornings at 10 a.m., Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. Campus renewal services.

Information: Carroll Missions Center, 573-221-3675, ext. 3195.

 11 2010 Apple Festival, First Baptist Church, 10500 Missouri Hwy. 350, Raytown 

Sponsored by Missouri Baptist Children’s Home.

Information: 800-264-6224 or www.mbch.org.
 13-14 Board of Trustees Meeting, The Baptist Home-Chillicothe

Information: Kathie Jones, 573-546-2709 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 18

Parents & Family Day, Goodson Student Union, Southwest Baptist University

9 a.m.-noon

Parents & Family Day is a day set aside for parents and family members to visit campus, have lunch, attend a parent meeting and spend time with their student. Students are encouraged to show off their dorm room and give parents a tour of campus from their point of view. Opportunities are also available to attend SBU athletic events together.

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 19

Talk Like a Pirate Block Party, 301 E. Capitol Ave, Jefferson City

Arr-fternoon and evening free event sponsored by downtown churches, including First Baptist Church, Jefferson City.

Information: 573-634-3603, info @fbcjc.org or fbcjc.org.

 20-23 The Baptist Home Fall Celebration @ Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Experience the best Christian senior adult retreat in the Midwest designed to suit the spiritual needs of today’s active senior adults. Inspirational and challenging worship, engaging and educational workshops. Includes entertainment, great food, and time to relax and enjoy Windermere’s natural beauty.

Registration and cost: 800-346-2215 ext. 2001.

Information: Frank Fain, The Baptist Home, 573-546-2709 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Event brochure: Download from thebaptisthome.org

 21

Missouri Baptist Foundation Annual Conference, Stoney Creek Inn, 2601 South Providence Road, Columbia

Cost includes breakfast and lunch.

Registration: 8 a.m.

Program: 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Annual conference to educate, motivate and investigate the financial market, stewardship and communication of ministry and mission efforts. Special guest presenter Gracia Burnham will share the story of her husband’s death during a rescue attempt from a group that had held the Burnhams captive for 14 months while missionaries in the Philippines.

Information:  800-776-0747

Updates and RSVP: mbfn.org.

 21-22 Missouri Baptist Development Council, Stoney Creek Inn, 2601 South Providence Road, Columbia

Annual meeting for training, networking and learning skills in raising funds for ministry in Missouri. Glenn Miller of Miller Management of Kansas City, Kan., is a church and ministry financial advisor who will instruct development officers and business leaders how to handle growth and unexpected “changes” that face their work today.

Information:  Missouri Baptist Foundation, 800-776-0747.

 23-20 Season of our Joy, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

The Feast of Tabernacles (Feast of Sukkot or Feast of Booths), an eight-day Judeo-Christian festival (the Season of our Joy), pictures the establishment of the 1,000-year messianic kingdom to be set up at the second coming of Yeshua the Messiah (Christ). One of the three pilgrimage festivals God gave Israel in Leviticus 23.

Information and cost: season-of-our-joy.com

 24 3rd Annual Baptist Home-Arcadia Valley Golf Tournament, location TBA

Information: Colin Hedrick, 573-546-2709 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 26

Fall Music Night, First Baptist Church, Jefferson City, 301 E. Capitol Ave. 

6 p.m., Free

Last year featured classic cars and music, this year's event looks to be another unique night of music.

Information: 573-634-3603, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   or fbcjc.org.

 

October events

  1-2

2010 Homecoming/Family Weekend, Hannibal-LaGrange College

Information: HLG Alumni Services, 573-221-3675, ext. 3122.

  2 Single Adult Conference, First Baptist Church, Jefferson City

301 E. Capitol Ave.

Information: 573-634-3603, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or www.fbcjc.org.

  9 Scrapbook Generation Fall Scrapmania, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Cost: $49

Scrapbook Generation hosts Scrapmania. Fee includes meals, snacks and drinks; goodie bags; free mini-classes and demos; and much more.

Registration and information: scrapbookgeneration.com or 417-886-0440.

  9 “Rollin’ on the River” Cruise, Hannibal

Mark Twain Riverboat, 100 Center St.

Benefit for Missouri Baptist Children’s Home.

Information: 800-264-6224 or www.mbch.org.
 14

Tony Campolo, First Baptist Church, Jefferson City, 301 E. Capitol Ave.

8:15 and 10:45 a.m. worship services.

Noted author and speaker Tony Campolo will be featured. First United Methodist Church is sponsoring the event, held at First Baptist Church.

Information: First UMC at 573-635-6886, or FBC Jefferson City, 573-634-3603.

 15

Campus Visit Day, Han-nibal-LaGrange College

Information or to schedule a visit: HLG Admissions Office, 800-HLG-1119 or hlg.edu.

 16

Family Visitation Day, Southwest Baptist University

A great day for students and families to tour the campus, visit with faculty in various academic areas, have financial aid questions answered, interact with current students, visit with athletic coaches and more. Dress casual, bring questions and plan for a great day!

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 23

Homecoming, Southwest Baptist University

Root for the Bearcat football team as they take on Central State University!

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 31

Fall Fun for Families, First Baptist Church, Jefferson City, 301 E. Capitol Ave.

2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Free.

Indoor fun fest with games, food, bounce houses, face painting and lots of free prizes.

Information: 573-634-3603, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or fbcjc.org.

 

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November events

 5

Campus Visit Day, Hannibal-LaGrange College

Information or to schedule a visit: HLG Admissions Office, 800-HLG-1119 or hlg.edu.

 6 Amani Ya Juu Gathering, First Baptist Church, Jefferson City

9 a.m.

A training project in sewing and marketing for marginalized women in Africa. African women affected by wars and ethnic conflicts. Items are available for purchase to benefit this effort.

General information: amaniafrica.org.

Event information: Lori Hodges, 634-3603 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

  9

Harvester Holiday Banquet, Baptist Building Gold Room, 400 E. High St, Jefferson City

Former staff and retirees from all Missouri Baptist entities are encouraged to attend the holiday banquet celebrating their rich relationships and wonderful memories. Keynote speaker Jerry Cain and musical entertainment by the Jefferson City High School Chorale.  
Information: 800-887-0747

Updates and RSVP: mbfn.org.

 19

HLG Booster Banquet, Hannibal-LaGrange College

Featuring actor Kirk Cameron.

Information: HLG Alumni Services, 573-221-3675, ext. 3122.

 19-21 Mizzou BSU Vision: Ruach, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

Ruach is a Hebrew word that means “wind”, “breath” or “spirit.” High school and middle school students will explore what it means to have the breath of God within them, empowering them. Participants will be challenged to dig deeper into the Word and have an opportunity for youth groups and youth leaders to join together to seek the Lord.

Information: Ashley Williams, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   or the BSU, 573-449-3843.

BSU information: mizzoubsu.com.

 

December events

 1-31 World Mission Emphasis, Baptist General Convention of Missouri

Information and materials: baptistgcm.org or 888-420-BGCM.

1

HLG Hanging of the Green, Hannibal-LaGrange College

Information: HLG Public Relations, 573-221-3675, ext. 3116.

 3

Campus Visit Day, Hannibal-LaGrange College

Information or to schedule a visit: HLG Admissions Office, 800-HLG-1119 or hlg.edu.

 6

Family Visitation Day, Southwest Baptist University

A great day for students and families to tour the campus, visit with faculty in various academic areas, have financial aid questions answered, interact with current students, visit with athletic coaches and more. Dress casual, bring questions and plan for a great day!

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 9

Music Department Christmas Concert, Hannibal-LaGrange College

7 p.m.

Information: HLG Music Department, 573-221-3675, ext. 3161.

 13

Commencement, Southwest Baptist University

7 p.m.

Information: sbuniv.edu or 800-526-5859.

 18

Winter Commencement, Hannibal-LaGrange College

10:30 a.m.

Information: HLG Academic Affairs, 573-221-3675, ext. 3092.

 30 - Jan. 10, 2011

12-day Spiritual Tour of Israel and Italy

A truly memorable tour throughout the Holy Lands, plus three days visiting the sites of Rome. Hosted by Rev. Richard Green.

Contact: 573-881-0931 to be part of this trip.

 

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