Ministries

Previous SOL Retreats
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SOL 2007
Theme: Google Heaven and Earth
Why am I here? Is there a point? Life seems so unpredictable and fragile. What answers does the world provide? In the world around us, do we see God around? Or is our culture totally disconnected with God. This camp will explore how Chinese Culture interacts with God, and focus on Feng Shui, Superstitious, Chinese Culture and Folk Religion.
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SOL 2006
Theme: The Prophesied Era
What scripture passages talk about the end-times? When are the end of days? Why is there pain and suffering in this world? Are they the plan of God? If God loves us and He is all powerful, why does He allow things like the tsunami, Hurricane Katrina, and earthquakes to happen? Is pain and suffering the work of evil?
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SOL 2005
Weary we may get about our numbered days, Like a breeze chasing amidst the desert's
quenching heat. Journey into Camp Berea and experience the Lord's goodness; Attending to His sweet whisper, a delicacy for the weak and meek. Alike the morning sunset we
will then dawn, Lifted up by His gracious Word and omnipotent Hand; Forever lavished in His rest, anchoring steadfast in His love.
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SOL 2004
For some people, their focus in life consists of the enjoyment of food and pleasures.
Happiness to them may mean having a happy family, many friends, an excellent report card, a stable dating relationship or holding a great job. However, we have tried all of
these and yet none of them seems to be enough in life. In addition, it seems that there are moments in life when we will face disappointments, failures in school or at
work, the pain of broken relationships and even illnesses or the death of loved ones. If so then what is life really about? Is there really a happiness that could be
everlasting?
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SOL 2003
Two Churches and a fellowship got together to brainstorm activities for college and career
group in Boston. It has become the joint camp activity among the Greater Boston Chinese Churches. Boston Chinese Church of Saving Grace, Chinese Church of Grace in Malden,
and Northeastern University Chinese Christian Fellowship were the participating churches and fellowship. As we are many parts but we are one body. Through this retreat we
had the opportunity to work together in one body.
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