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THIS EMAIL WAS SENT TO ALL PASTORS WE HAVE ON FILE, WE INVITE YOU TO HELP US PROMOTE THIS EVENT

Dear Pastors,


We are so pleased to announce The Nexus Retreat. This is a weekend event focused on young adults in the following age groups: high school grads, college, and early career.

The Nexus Mission:
To grow in relationship with God and each other
To foster community
To show love

The retreat will be held at Camp Hickory Hills; Friday, May 21st - Sunday, May 23rd.

The theme comes from Ephesians 4:16 NLT, "[Christ] makes the whole body fit together perfectly. As each part does its own special work, it helps the other parts grow, so that the whole body is healthy and growing and full of love."

The activities for The Nexus were developed after consulting with young adults from the target age groups. Many of these young people are asking the following questions:

Where do I fit in?
How do I find my purpose?
Why do I feel isolated and lonely?

The staff is dedicated to creating an atmosphere where everyone feels a sense of belonging and connection to the larger group. There will be networking throughout the year as well as a fall get-together at a central location.

One of our special guests for the weekend is Bro. Adrian Varlack.

Please promote The Nexus at your local church. For additional information reference:

Facebook The NEXUS Retreat
Twitter The Nexus (TheNexusRetreat)
Website CampHickoryHills.org


A camp application is attached.

If you have any questions please contact me on email at: GJMiller109@aol.com or on Facebook at:

Thank you so much,
Janice Miller
Director, The Nexus Retreat

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