The sun shone brightly this morning and there was a nice breeze in the air as many gathered for the final Sunday morning service and Pot Luck Luncheon. There will be one more sevice at 6 pm Sunday.
 President Jack announced  that "$40,000 has been raised toward the $50,000 campaign to tear down and rebuild the old dining hall. He added 'God is blessing Douglas Camp- great things are happening all over the grounds and in the Old Tabernacle and I am confident that with God's Blessing we will meet and surpass our goal".
He thanked everyone for" their support and vote of confidence" in what is being done to revive the Holy Grounds at DC and reminded all to continue to send in their pledges.
Jack and Debbie Cnossen provided an abundance of high energy and leadership and have done a marvelous job at camp this week. Doing what they call -God's Work, aided by  a big effort from  their son Mike  Cnossen and his wife Christie. As in years past it takes many volunteers to do God's work.

The final Sunday morning service of DCM 2009 was weaved with wonderful music by the camp orchestra and the Hammer/Vatral singing quartet along with Rebecca Hammer. Bud Meyers offered opening pray. Dr. Neihof’s theme was’ the beauty of Holiness contrasted by the ugliness of sin. He weaved though the Holy Bible citing verse after verse to hammer home the importance of Holiness and how we should live a Holy life so others will desire to have what we have. He said, "people need examples" and gave a number of metaphors to clarify his point. Dr. Neihof proceeded to highlight seven critical points or components of Holiness. The seven-preaching/teaching points included: Purity, Harmony, Humility (and Pride), Christ Likeness, Consecration, Love and Health. It was another great message of Holiness followed by an alter call and a closing hymn of “Oh To be Like Thee”. Following the alter call and passionate prayers by those seeking God, all adjourned to the old dining hall for one final “pot luck luncheon” and a wonderful time of Holiness fellowship.