WHO has been to TLC before?

Well, I'm trying to think of something witty to say...

All guotes from www.bbc.edu/tlc/ and subsites.

Mission Statement:

"Baptist Bible College’s Teen Leadership Conference exists to train student leaders of local church youth groups to influence their church and community for Christ.

"The primary goal of TLC is to share God’s Word with age-appropriate methods to teen leaders, providing a platform for the Holy Spirit to produce heart changes and a ministry mindset. A secondary objective is to encourage and develop the adult leaders of these youth groups, in order that they will be sharpened in their ministry knowledge and skills."

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"Teen Leadership Conference began in 1969 on the campus of Baptist Bible College and was the vision of our basketball coach, Jim Huckaby. Rather than a sports camp, he developed a plan for a week-long Bible conference for teens and their youth leaders. This is not camp, but then again, it isn’t really church either. It is a time for spiritual challenge and renewal. We want to see all who attend grow in their walk with God and be challenged toward a life-long commitment of service for their Savior.

"TLC has now grown to close to 1,000 teens in attendance each year and necessitated that we add a second week. You can choose either week and receive the same great messages, workshops, counseling, and—lest we forget—fun! Teens enjoy hanging out and getting to know new friends that not only believe in Christ but also face the same challenges they do back home. Based on past experiences, we feel confident that your teen will be saturated with the Word of God and encouraged by Christian fellowship during the week.

"Our conference is staffed by experienced adults and college-age counselors. These young men and women are training for career ministry and have gone through a careful selection process and comprehensive training program led by veteran conference directors Glenn Amos and Matt Pollock. Supervised by these counselors, your teen will be housed in our College residence halls and eat in our cafeteria. You can be sure that they’ll get plenty to eat and will have very comfortable housing. Youth workers who attend will stay in separate accommodations on our campus as well."


I'm sure some copyright protection keeps me from posting more. Or is it because I am tired? Anyways, check out the official TLC site at the top of this post.

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