Send Me.
“Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.” – Isaiah 6:8
Our theme for this year’s Campmeeting is Send Me. As we see our world getting more and more chaotic, now more than ever missionaries and gospel workers are needed everywhere.
Truly darkness is covering the earth and gross darkness the people but God is calling upon His people to let their light shine.
Well, the question might be asked who are missionaries? We are told, “Every true disciple is born into the kingdom of God as a missionary.” DA 195.2
If you are a true disciple you are a missionary and you are needed more than ever. How can you make your business a missionary endeavor? How can Outpost truly be an OUT- post? How can the city mission actually fulfill its mission? Or how can I witness for Christ where ever I go? How can I join the Lord’s work of winning souls?
Join us at the annual Red River Outpost campmeeting where we will look at these questions and much more!
Many would be willing to work if they were taught how to begin. They need to be instructed and encouraged. – {MH 149.1}
Topics Include:
Agriculture 101
In this workshop you will learn how to start your garden, sustain your family and also bless your community. More importantly, you will learn how this is a means for the harmonious development of body, mind and soul.
Mental Wellness
Our minds are constantly under attack from numerous sides. Depression, anxiety, worry, fear, and anger are more and more common— even among God’s people. This year, we will focus on tools in God’s Word that will empower us to win the battle over our minds.
How to Study the Bible
Do you ever feel like sometimes the Bible seems hard to understand, dry, and hard to find answers? In this session, you will walk away with a deeper knowledge of how to use your Sword and, also, learn how to answer the most difficult questions about your faith.
Strengthening Prayer Life
Prayer is the breath of the soul, yet too often we go about our days suffering from want of communion with God. In this session, you will learn ways to strengthen your prayer life on a day-to-day basis.
Food Preservation
Food preservation is a valuable skill we all should know. It is especially important in preparation for what’s coming ahead. In a hands-on way, you will learn the different methods available. (Bonus…It is also a great family activity that brings everyone together!)
Natural Remedies
God has given us countless herbs for healing. Learn all about “God’s Farmacy” and use these natural remedies for you, your family, and others in need.
Speakers
Conrad Vine
Adventist Frontier Missions
Born into a pastoral family, Elder Vine grew up with his twin brother and two sisters in homes across the UK.
God led him to ADRA (1996). Initially serving in Azerbaijan, Elder Vine served with ADRA through 2002 in a variety of roles worldwide. He served as the Secretary-Treasurer in the Middle East Union and pastoral ministry for 4 years in Minnesota before Elder Vine answered the call to serve as President of Adventist Frontier Missions.
Conrad and Luda were married in December 1999, and regard their marriage and their two children as a personal blessing from a loving Heavenly Father.
Mark Sandoval, M.D.
New Paradigm Ministries
Mark Sandoval is a board-certified physician in emergency medicine and lifestyle medicine. Currently, he serves as the Director of New Paradigm Ministries and is the founder of HealthbytheBook.org and www.BetterLivingCreations.com.
He has a passion for God and seeks to serve Him in everything that he does. He particularly enjoys sharing about the gospel and its impact on healing, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. He also enjoys home life with his wife and seven children.
Dr. Thomas Jackson
M.E.E.T. Ministry
Dr. Thomas Jackson is the director of M.E.E.T. Ministry, a gospel-medical missionary training ministry located in the state of Tennessee.
Dr. Jackson has been involved with Gospel-Medical Missionary work full-time for 44 years. He has a Ph.D. in Natural Health Science and is a certified Biblical lifestyle coach. He has been married for over 50 years to Dr. LaVerne Jackson.
He has traveled extensively throughout the United States and internationally conducting health seminars and gospel medical missionary training.
Narlon Edwards
Red River Outpost
Narlon and his wife Samantha Edwards have been engaged in full-time ministry and self-supporting work for the last 12 years. They founded Tree of Life Ministries and have helped direct other self-supporting ministries in their formation and growth. Their one passion is to see the Three Angels’ Messages practically lived out and to develop outpost centers all around the world.
Narlon currently serves as the Director of the ‘Total Campus/Community Involvement’ program at Weimar Institute and is the Director of Red River Outpost, strengthened by the hands of his lovely God-fearing wife.
Whitmar McConnell
Red River Outpost
Whitmar has been a market and specialty crop grower for 30 years. For the last 12 years he’s also been helping other growers with soil fertility and water quality. He’s the husband of 32 years to his wife Lisa, a father to 8 children and “Gramps” to 2 grandchildren.
Chris Pfeifer
Red River Outpost
Chris and his wife Nayelyth have dedicated their lives to full-time service to the Lord from an early age. They both have over 20 years of ministry experience and have served in various capacities all around the world.
They are especially passionate about seeing the combined work of medical missionary work and the three angels’ messages as it is carried out in outpost centers. Chris now serves as the Sanitarium Director at Red River Outpost.
Romone Gibbs
Red River Outpost
Romone Gibbs is a graduate of theology from Ouachita Hills College. He has a deep passion for teaching and preaching about Jesus and helping people understand more of Him in a very practical and intimate way. He is a former Canvassing Director and student of M.E.E.T Ministry.
In 2017, he became one of the founders of Red River Outpost and has a deep desire to see self-supporting work and missionary schools flourish as they follow God’s blueprint more closely.
Camp Meeting Location
If you're flying in...
- Bluegrass Grass Airport (LEX)
1-hour drive from Red River Outpost - Louisville International Airport (SDF)
2 hours away - Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)
2 hours away
Lodging
Hotels
Abner’s Motel in Stanton, KY: 15 minutes away. Prices range from $65/night to $90/night. Options for kitchenette, various sizes of beds and free WiFi available. Call (606) 663-4379
Camping On-Site
We offer FREE spots on our campus, so feel free to bring your tents! Showers, Porta Potty, and potable water sources are available.
Airbnb
https://airbnb.com
Stanton, KY 40380
4Guys RV Park
RV Park at the Gorge
10137 Campton Rd
Stanton, KY 40380
(606) 663-4444
Callies Lake & Campground
5515 Campton Road
Stanton, KY 40380
(859) 559-2554
Volunteering Opportunities
Are you interested in helping before and/or during the Camp Meeting? We’d love to work together with you!
If you are able to come a few days before Camp Meeting, we need volunteers for:
Meal Preparation
Grounds Preparation
If you would be interested in volunteering during Camp Meeting, we need help with:
Registration
Meal Check-ins
Additional Info
Nearby Wholesome Attractions
Near Red River Outpost there are some amazing family-friendly spots to visit while you’re here. Some of those spots include The Ark Encounter and Creation Museum located 1hr and 10mins North of the Outpost. If you’re looking for a beautiful nature hike, there is the Natural Bridge, located in the Red River Gorge area about 20 minutes away from the Outpost.
If camping, bring:
Bible, notebook, writing instruments, food for your family (if not purchasing food prior to arriving at camp), cooking implements (propane stove, pots/plates, eating utensils – fire pits available), dish soap and sponges, tent, RV (if staying off-campus), sleeping bags, blow-up beds, pillow, weather appropriate modest clothing, hat, light jacket, hiking shoes and rain boots, gardening gloves, personal toiletries, water, water filter, bug repellent.
DO NOT BRING: Pets and firearms.
Our Camp Meeting
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$50 – Adults
FREE – Children 12 and under
Purchase meals at registration