Date: May 27-30, 2011
Location: Camp Mariah, Fishkill, NY
Theme: Love

Deadlines: must be postmarked by these dates
Scholarship: April 2
Registration:  April 9
Late registration: April 23

Costs:
Conference cost:  $135
[$50 non-refundable deposit included]
Bus fee: $15
Late fee: $30

Arrival and Departure:
-Buses will arrive at 5 pm on May 27 at
New Century Travel, Inc.
84-86 Allen St. (b/n Grand & Broome St.), New York, NY 10002
-Buses will return around 4:30 pm

General info:
Dan Lee
Fran Seid
teen.ecbc@gmail.com

More info:
tecbc1.wordpress.com
www.ecbcusa.org (go to Teen conference link)

Speaker:    Eugene Kim

 

Some things to bring:
-Bible, toiletries, pens, sports equipment, camera, cash
-The camp will provide blankets, pillows, covers and sheets.

Registration Checklist:
-Complete registration form and parental consent form
-Mail only the forms & payments to:
Celine Sze
3 Terrace Court
Port Washington, NY 11050
[Checks payable to Eastern Chinese Bible Conference]

* During the conference, you will be able to participate in two workshops. To learn more about each one, go to www.

tecbc1.wordpress.com

 

. THE WORKSHOPS ARE NOT FINAL AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Please check the website periodically for updates.  

• Guilt & Grace
• Impact Prayer
• On the Move via Hiking
• Getting Deeper
• Hearing the Voice of God
• Girl Talk
• Sex & Dating
• Worship
• Gray Areas
• Missions
• DISCovering

Speaker BIO

 

Eugene is currently serving as a youth pastor of Pilgrim Church in Paramus, New Jersey. He is also one of the founding pastors for a recently established ministry plant called “The Pulse” in Flushing, Queens of New York City. He was born and raised in New York City and after high school attend the SUNY at Buffalo. After graduating college, he has worked for various companies and firms like HSBC, Goldman Sachs, and Council of Churches as an IT consultant, market maker, and chief of staff (respectively). Since then, he has decided to become a full-time minister like his father and his fathers before him. Currently he is attending New York Theological Seminary to finish his Masters in Divinity.

 

In his spare time, he loves singing and playing the guitar and leads a worship ministry called “A Better King” formerly known as “Breachline.” The worship team has led worship for conferences and retreats for the past 4 years for many. His favorite verse is the one he remembers seeing on his grandfather’s bookshelf as a boy: “Seek first the kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”