Campus Ministry

"Remember your Creator in the days of your youth, before the days of trouble come and the years approach when you will say, 'I find no pleasure in them'" Ecclesiastes 12:1

Randy and Kim Ware have loved, served, and reached out to college students for the past 8 years. Randy helped begin the Osage Christian Church located in Manhattan, KS where he served as the Campus Minister for 4 years. During that time both Randy and Kim completed their bachelors degrees at K-State, all the while giving their hearts to the college students.

"We hope to establish a vibrant college-aged ministry, where these students can grow in love and character."

Randy and Kim Ware
316-461-5225
randywarejr31@yahoo.com

2008 Campus Ministries Conference: Baton Rouge, Louisiana July 3-6
Here am I Send Me: Rebuild the City
Calling all campus students, as well as high school juniors and seniors, to come to Baton Rouge, Louisiana this summer and help to "Rebuild the City." This will be a conference like nothing we have done in the past! Come join us as we serve the city of New Orleans by rebuilding their city and become inspired, encouraged, and equipped to build up our campus ministries around the world. Frequent good news shows that the fires of revival in campus ministries all over the world are burning hotter than ever! The cities of the world are full of people living in depravity and indulgences and they desperately need to be rebuilt by righteous men and women. The college campuses are a great avenue to reach influential people that can cause a spiritual revolution. Cities of the world need to be rebuilt one soul at a time. God is always building up his kingdom and there is a need for faithful and sacrificial builders in every generation. Please join us for a great time of fellowship and an opportunity to become a "spiritual builder" and serve the community. Schedule: Thursday, July 3: Campus ministers program will begin in the afternoon at the hotel, the conference will kick off in the evening at the Maravich Arena on the LSU campus. Friday, July 4: Rebuild in New Orleans in the Lower Ninth Ward with Hope Worldwide helping ACORN and Habitat for Humanity. No Construction experience necessary - we will be clearing lots of debris and overgrowth in order for people to begin rebuilding their homes. Saturday, July 5: Messages and fellowship at the Baton Rouge Marriott and an evening session at LSU Sunday, July 6: Church at LSU
Here are the details... Register at www.hereamisendme.net Registration cost per person is $85 ($95 after June 1st) Hotel reservations can be made at http://Marriott.com/BTRMC
Group rates of $114 a night (single occupancy) or $124 a night (for 2 to 6 occupants) are available online for Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights by entering the group code: CAMCAMA- (rate will be extended to Wednesday or Sunday if you contact the hotel directly (225)924-5000 and speak with Madeline Strother in sales. All housing arrangements must be done on your own. Also you are responsible for finding your own roommates. All participants will be bussed into the work site on Friday Shuttling to the main sessions at LSU will be provided from the Marrriott. If you drive yourself that is fine also. Book your flights now! Baton Rouge is a small airport and flights will sell out quickly. You can also fly into New Orleans and shuttle to Baton Rouge - keep in mind also that there is a huge music festival in New Orleans the same weekend and many will be flying in - SO BOOK YOUR FLIGHTS EARLY! or those who drive into Baton Rouge - there are no parking fees at the Baton Rouge Marriott. Check out www.hereamisendme.net for more details. Email any questions to tamencke@satx.rr.com Online registration and mail in registration are both available.