Dr. Neihof opened camp meeting Friday night with a profound passionate message about the need for revival at home, at the church and in our Nation. He asked all to "let the need for revival start with YOU". Following the service and an alter call with great background singing from the Hammer/Vatral singers supported by the camp orchestra, many moved to the alter to accept Dr. Neihof's call to "let revival start with them".  After the inspirational service, camp goers moved to the Dining Hall to enjoy good food and great fellowships. Twas was another great night at the Holy Grounds at Douglas Camp Meeting.

Jim and Sue Hammer, plus their daughter Rebecca , Dave and Karen Vatral with and Debbie Cnossen and Nancy Borden on the grand piano's backed up by the great camp orchestra, nearly raised the rafters through the roof -top setting the stage for Dr. Neihof's Saturday night message of Redemption and Salvation. Dr. Neihof "stressed --don't put it off, deal with your sins now and let God help you with deal with the sins that you can't resolve directly". The most important issue is to seek sincere, true and real Salvation Today, and Tonight, as you never know if Tomorrow will come". He summarized by saying, "God wants to Save You Tonight" Will You Welcome Him Into Your Heart Tonight". The evening service closed with the great gospel hymn " Just as I am -Without one plea". Editors note: God has been providing wonderful weather for the first two days of camp. Come on out and enjoy the experience.

President Jack Cnossen opened the service with a wonderful "hark-back" to life at Camp Douglas when he was eight years old. Jack spoke about the need to raise $50,000 as our share of the dining hall project. The condemed building will be torn down right after camp meeting. One group has already pledged $30,000 toward the total cost and Jack ask all to pray about what God would have them give to help with our $50,000 share of the overall cost of the new multi purpose dining and conference building.

Opening pray was offered by Phil Butts. The music team lead the praise session with a wonderful rendition of Amazing Grace.

Dr. Neihof opened his preaching with a reminder that God is good-all the time. He then served up the third (R) of camp meeting. Day one was "Revival". Day two was Repent and today was a God inspired lively dose of " Rejoice in the Lord-Always". He reminded all that you can rejoice and find joy by trusting in the Lord, in good and in bad times. Many left the tabernacle rejoicing while heading to the old dining hall to enjoy the traditional Sunday Pot Luck Dinner with friends. Mindful that Dr. Neihof had reminded all in the morning service "that it is important to have friends and to enjoy friendships but the one friend you need the most is Jesus. He will never forsake you".

It was another day of wonderful memories and friendships renewed at the Pot Luck Luncheon featuring everyone's finest receipe's. Why not plan to be part of next Sunday's service and pot luck luncheon. If you can't make it-just pray for more miracles at Douglas Camp, every day that it is open.

President Jack opened Sunday night’s service with a reading from Acts Chapter 8 and Dr. Neihof followed with a God inspired sermon based on First Corinthians. He spoke in-depth about the sins in the early church by the natural man and the carnal man and the differences between the sins of a natural man and a carnal man. He went onto emphasize that “a spiritual man has the spirit in his fullness, grows in his Christian relationships, is outwardly clean, does not sin and lives a life of purity and holiness.
 He noted “the spiritual man also has peace with God and lives a life of victory and has a supernatural power that produces a new boldness". Following Dr. Neihof’s heart stirring, passion pack message, a number of people seeking God did so at the alter in the old tabernacle on the Holy Camp Grounds before proceeding to the old dining hall for food and fellowship. And God continues to bless Douglas with wonderful weather.
Bible study takes place at 10:30 every morning. All are welcome.