Written by Jeffery Gosnell

The state of Illinois has grants available for outdoor education.

Click here for more information & grant applications.

Up to $500 per grant is being awarded, Lake Williamson's Eagle Crest Adventures outdoor education courses are a great use for the grant!  Rates for courses as low as $5/student for Outdoor Education Courses taught by ECA.  A wild cave adventure is one of the courses available through Eagle Crest's outdorr education program.  ACT ON THIS QUICKLY:  Grant applications are due January 31, 2010

Contact Lake Williamson if you need assistance with your school's application: 800-500-5922

 
Dec
1
2009

Tortilla Soup

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Written by Donna Turpin

“Soup is the song of the hearth...  and the home.”
Louis P. De Gouy, The Soup Book (1949)1

Conference Planning Meetings While Sharing Soup:
You may want to gather your team to cast vision for your next project, brainstorm on specifics, address invitations or coordinate packets over a steaming bowl of soup.  Crock pots are great time savers so you can have the ingredients simmering for hours as you coordinate other details for your meeting and event.

 
Written by Jenny Lenczycki

Over the past few days we’ve posted articles on Vegetarian requests as well as the needs for those who are Gluten intolerant.  Today's Meeting Planner Note gives some tips on serving guests with a food allergies.

 
Written by Jenny Lenczycki

Part Two in our series on Special Dietary Needs for guests attending your next off-site ministry event.  These may include attendees with a variety of vegetarian diets. 

 
Written by Jenny Lenczycki

As group leaders it is necessary to understand the special dietary needs for the guests at your event.  One of those issues is in meeting the special dietary requirements for our guests avoiding Gluten.

 
Written by Jenny Lenczycki
We could learn a lot from crayons; some are sharp, some are pretty, some are dull, while others bright, some have weird names, but they all have learned to live together in the same box. 
- Robert Fulghum1


What is a group?  Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary gives us many points of view including but not limited to:

  1. two or more figures forming a complete unit in a composition

  2. a:  a number of individuals assembled together or having some unifying relationship
    b: an assemblage of objects regarded as a unit2

As group leaders we are challenged to find the best possible ways to meet the needs of the "complete unit" as well as the special needs of the "individuals assembled together".  In some cases we  will receive requests from individuals that are personal preferences.  In other cases these may actually be life threatening steps if they were not heeded for allergy precautions.  So how do we enhance the conference and retreat experience for all our guests while working within logistical and budgetary limits?

 
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