Monthly Archives: October 2010

It’s almost time!  Rulebreaker will be available Monday November 1st for Free.  Need something for your group to do over the Holidays?  Interested in trying something new and see if it’s helpful and resourceful for you?  Then take this opportunity … Continue reading →

I’m trying to think back on how the chicken got it’s place in the Wayfarer family.  I may need some fellow staff to fill in some of the missing pieces.  But right now it sits in our office, adorned in … Continue reading →

Wayfarer Camp intentionally uses different voices to speak to your students.  Wayfarer redefines normal camp by being message -centric instead of speaker-centric, and that means we focus les on who is speaking and more on what is being said.  So … Continue reading →

During the Fall and Spring season, there are many weekends Wayfarer is on the road engaging in the other local ministries and churches.  Dave Rhodes was with Hoffmeyer Road Baptist Church in Florence, SC yesterday for their annual city wide event they do … Continue reading →

If you missed it last week then you are in luck.  It’s free Friday and again today only, for any Theme order, we’ll include 10 Student Workbooks from the Theme you select FOR FREE!  For information on all of our 1228 … Continue reading →

Wayfarer Camp has been designed to be what we like to call “intensional” – intentional moments of intensity.  From large group worship services to private personal devotions, each segment of the day has been prayerfully crafted to make an impact. … Continue reading →

Another Church just signed up for Wayfarer Camp happening this summer at Converse College in Spartanburg, SC. We have two weeks of Wayfarer Camp to select from – June 14-17, 2011 and June 20-23, 2011. Still needing to make camp … Continue reading →

At Wayfarer Camp 2011, we’re setting aside four days of tick-tock time to engage God intentionally and expect him to break into our lives in timeless ways. We’ll be inspired and disturbed. We’ll be encouraged and challenged. We’ll be loved … Continue reading →