California Mountain Camp Invitation - August 20-25
Landecker, Peter (Space Technology)
In addition, the theme speaker, Rev. Jon Dobrer, will give a series of talks about "Islam, Judaism and Christianity Intertwined: What Does It Mean For You?" Jon is Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Fullerton, as well as teacher at the University of Judaism and a syndicated columnist. He studied at USC, the University of Vienna, the Peace Corps in Tunisia and Star King. Jon tells how Judaism birthed Christianity through the midwife of Hellenic cults and how both combined in forming Islam. Our religious DNA continues to exchange and enrich these traditions for us to this day.
DeBenneville is owned and operated by the Unitarian Universalist Pacific Southwest District. It is at 6800 feet altitude in the San Bernardino National Forest among towering pines, oaks and cedars with a creek nearby, and Jenks Lake within walking distance. It has an Olympic-size swimming pool and a large hot tub. A field trip to Big Bear Lake Solar Observatory is offered.
In 2006, per person costs range from $325 to $440 depending on the type of accommodation you select, and includes all meals and workshops for the week. Please ask about scholarships.
The rich program (including a list of workshops and their facilitators) is available at http://pswirl.org with an associated registration form. Information about Camp deBenneville Pines is available at http://www.uucamp.org. Alternatively, for registration information, contact Registrar Marcia Taylor at mar...@pngusa.net or 909-597-1037. For program information contact Richard Booth at madlib...@hotmail.com or 323-851-3348, or write to Come2...@yahoo.com.
Join us in our beautiful mountain camp as we welcome newcomers and greet old friends! Experience for yourself the varied offerings of PSWIRL week.
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Landecker, Peter (Space Technology)
In addition, the theme speaker, Rev. John Morehouse, will give a series of talks about "Making Peace from the Inside Out" John is Minister of the Pacific Unitarian Church in Rancho Palos Verdes. He is an expert on Eastern Religion, which he has studied both here and abroad, especially in India. His talks will give us insights to bring peace within, with our neighbors, as well as peace between cities and nations.
DeBenneville is owned and operated by the Unitarian Universalist Pacific Southwest District. It is at 6800 feet altitude in the San Bernardino National Forest among towering pines, oaks and cedars with a creek nearby, and Jenks Lake within walking distance. It has an Olympic-size swimming pool and a large hot tub. A field trip to Big Bear Lake Solar Observatory is offered.
In 2007, per person costs range from $325 to $440 depending on the type of accommodation you select, and include all meals and workshops for the week. Please ask about scholarships.
The rich program (including a list of workshops and their facilitators) as well as photos from past years is available at http://pswirl.org with an associated registration form. Information about Camp deBenneville Pines is available at http://www.uucamp.org. Alternatively, for registration information, contact Registrar Marcia Taylor at tay...@pngusa.net or 909-597-1037. For program information contact Richard Booth at madlib...@hotmail.com or 323-851-3348, or write to Come2...@yahoo.com.
Peter Landecker and Lenore Snodey
Camp deBenneville Pines in Angelus Oaks, California. Relax, swim, or take
The 2008 PSWIRL Week is from Sunday, August 17 through Friday, August 22.
UU Rev. Jim Grant is our Theme Speaker. Information about his theme
"The Struggle to Become Human" is available at
http://pswirl.org/Themes/PSWIRL2008Theme.htm.
DeBenneville is owned and operated by the Unitarian Universalist
Pacific Southwest District. It is at 6800 feet altitude in the San
Bernardino National Forest among towering pines, oaks and cedars with a
creek
nearby, and Jenks Lake within walking distance. It has an Olympic-size
swimming pool and a large hot tub. A field trip to Big Bear Lake Solar
Observatory is offered.
In 2008, per person costs range from $335 to $440 depending on the type
of accommodation you select, and include all meals and workshops for
the week. Please ask about partial scholarships.
The rich program (including a list of workshops and their facilitators)
as well as photos from past years is available at http://pswirl.org
with an associated registration form. Information about Camp deBenneville
Pines is available at http://www.uucamp.org. Alternatively, for registration
information, contact Registrar Marcia Taylor at mar...@pngusa.net or
909-597-1037. For program information contact Manon at Washburn at
310-544-1943, or write to Come2...@yahoo.com.
Join us in our beautiful mountain camp as we welcome newcomers and
greet old friends! Experience for yourself the varied offerings of
PSWIRL week.
Peter Landecker, http://pswirl.org Webmaster
Peter Landecker and Lenore Snodey
Liberals (PSWIRL) welcomes you to their annual adult event at beautiful
Camp deBenneville Pines in Angelus Oaks, California. Relax, swim, or take
part in a wide variety of workshops and activities -- it's up to you!
The 2008 PSWIRL Week is from Sunday, August 17 through Friday, August 22.
UU Rev. Jim Grant is our Theme Speaker. Information about his theme
"The Struggle to Become Human" is available at
http://pswirl.org/Themes/PSWIRL2008Theme.htm.
DeBenneville is owned and operated by the Unitarian Universalist
Pacific Southwest District. It is at 6800 feet altitude in the San
Bernardino National Forest among towering pines, oaks and cedars with a
creek
nearby, and Jenks Lake within walking distance. It has an Olympic-size
swimming pool and a large hot tub. A field trip to Big Bear Lake Solar
Observatory is offered.
In 2008, per person costs range from $335 to $440 depending on the type
of accommodation you select, and include all meals and workshops for
the week. Please ask about partial scholarships.
The rich program (including a list of workshops and their facilitators)
as well as photos from past years is available at
http://pswirl.org/Flyers/PSWIRL2008.htm
with an associated registration form. Information about Camp deBenneville
Pines is available at http://www.uucamp.org. Alternatively, for registration
information, contact Registrar Marcia Taylor at mar...@pngusa.net or
909-597-1037. For program information contact Manon Washburn at