Promo
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Speakers
Pr Terry Johnson
Pastor Terry Johnson is the President of the Greater Sydney Seventh-day Adventist Conference. He was born in France to a Mauritian Father and Icelandic mother, both of whom have been credited as being strongly influential in his life.
Terry is intentional about resources and training that cultivate spiritual growth and loves to share the gospel through training and business.
Blaire Lemke
Young Adults Director, North New South Wales Conference Blair
Lemke is the Young Adults Director for the North New South Wales Conference and is passionate about introducing young people to the life-changing truths of Scripture and engaging them in the life and mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He graduated from Avondale College in 2013 with a degree in Teaching and Chaplaincy and served for 5 years in these fields at Tweed Valley Adventist College before taking up his current role.
Blair has a vision of an army of young people who are experiencing radical, authentic, true godliness, daily reigning Christ as both Lord and Saviour in their lives and leading the way in a corporate revival, and believes that a revival of this nature can only be expected when prayer is taken seriously. .
Yvonne Hypolite
Yvonne Hypolite is a Londoner by birth and a Cardiac Physiologist by profession. She is both a trained counsellor and youth worker, as well as a motivational speaker and preacher of the gospel. Presently she works as a sessional Lecturer in the Science Faculty at Avondale College and as a Chaplain at the Sydney Adventist Hospital.
Yvonne lives with her husband Eddie and her daughter Rhea in Cooranbong, NSW.
WHAT TO BRING
WHAT TO BRING to the PRAYER RETREAT
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- Comfortable casual clothing
- Warm jacket
- Walking shoes
- 2 Towels – Hand towel, bath towel, bath mats
- Personal Items
- Single Bed Linen – sheets, pillow, pillowcases, sleeping bag or doona or blankets
- Toiletries
- Personal medication and repellent
- Bible, note book and pen
- A comfortable camping chair
FAQS
• How are accommodations set up? There are 2 options for accommodation.
1) You can bring your own tent.
2) A bed in one of the Cabins. (Get your friends and hire out a cabin for your crew).
• What is the cost to attend the conference? The cost to attend varies upon accommodation preference.
Meal Options:
Cabin: Adults $90, Child* $60
Camping: Adults $60, Child* $45
Offsite: Adults $60, Child* $40
This includes all meals, morning and afternoon teas, hot drinks, activities and resources.
No Meal Options:
Tenting: Adults $40, Child $25
Camping: Adult $30, Child $20
*Children aged 3-12 years old.
• What is the address and contact info for Crosslands? 100 Crosslands Rd, Galston NSW
Please note: Larger Coaches need to use Somerville Road via Hornsby Heights, you will need to make arrangements with our office to organise our ferry to transport your group across the river. Smaller buses such as Coaster and Rosa can access the site. Phone: +61 2 9653 1041
• Is the venue wheelchair accessible? It is possible to manoeuvre the grounds. However, as Crosslands is an older facility, some assistance would be required.
Please contact us on (02) 9868 6522 prior to booking should you require assistance.
• I have questions. Who do I contact? You may contact us using the form below, by emailing sydney [at] adventist.org.au, or call us on +62 (0)2 9868 6522.
About Crosslands
Crosslands Youth & Convention Centre is located just one hour’s drive from Sydney’s CBD, in the beautiful, secluded Berowra Valley Regional Park.
Nestled alongside the Berowra Creek in the tranquil Galston gorge, Crosslands provides a range of accommodation options for large and small groups. We have wide open spaces, meeting rooms, a commercial kitchen – and even a heated swimming pool! More on Crosslands Centre.
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