Audio youth messages from the
​June 2026 camp meeting are now online!

* Guest Editorial (Sister Gerri Lynn Bremer)
* Accusations (Brother Roger L. Decker)
* Humility (Brother Abraham Burton)
* Thoughts From God's Word (Brother Alex Orr)
* Especially for Young People (Brother Landon Snapp)
* My Testimony (Sister Nikki Plyler)
* Arise and Return to Bethel (Brother Charlie Green)
* Questions & Answers (Brother Earl R. Borders)
* Bible Studies  (Brother Reggie Stegmeier)
*  ​Upcoming Meetings

* Guest Editorial (Sister Gerri Lynn Bremer)
* Ye Who Are Spiritual (Brother Roger Decker)
* Our Greatest Responsibility as Parents (Brother Reggie)
* Especially for Young People (Brother Nick Conger)
* My Testimony (Brother George DeVries)
* "Yet Lackest Thou One Thing" (Brother Irwin Sesher)
* Questions & Answers (Brother Earl R. Borders)
* Bible Studies (Brother Reggie Stegmeier)
* Upcoming Camp Meetings

The Tabernacle must have been very important to God. Creation is described in only two chapters (Genesis, Chapters 1 and 2). Yet, the construction and operation of the Tabernacle is described in at least fifty chapters! The Tabernacle and later the Temple were "holy places made with hands" (Hebrews 9:24). They were physical examples (or models) "of heavenly things" (Hebrews 8:5), teaching us many spiritual lessons. 

​Printed copies of this book will be available in the God's Acres Bookstore during the June 2026 camp meeting.

*Guest Editorial (Sister Gerri Lynn Bremer)
*  God Loves a Cheerful Giver    (Brother Roger L. Decker)
*Thoughts From God's Word  (Sister  Jennifer Spurlock
*  I Am Nothing  (Brother Calvin Foster)
*  Especially for Young People  (Brother Raymond Owens)
*  My Testimony  (Sister Dale Bennett)
*  The Vision of the Valley of Dry Bones  (Sister Karen Wilks)
*  It's Time to Step Up  (Sister Myrtle Mullen)
*  Questions & Answers   (Brother Earl R. Borders)
*  Bible Studies  (Brother Reggie Stegmeier)
*  ​Upcoming Meetings  

To answer this question requires the consideration of other underlying questions. The first one is, What necessitated the development of the King James Bible? Contrary to what some may think, it was not the lack of an English Bible but due to the fact that there were several English versions in use. In England, the Church of England was the established state church, and the king was its head, even as he is today. ​

*  Guest Editorial: The Potter by Sister Gerri Lynn Bremer
*Lovers of Their Own Selves  by Brother Roger L. Decker
*  Thoughts From God's Word: Revile Not   by Sister Annette  Hupp
*  The Foreknowledge of God  by Brother Larry Dishman
*  Especially for Young People: Be a Christian Even When No One Is Watching by Brother Colton Carr
*  My Testimony: Take Heed Lest You Fall   by Sister Ida Conley
* ​     Scars by Brother Steve Strelecky
* Q&A: How Was the King James Version Translated? by Brother Earl R. Borders
* Bible Studies: The Armor of God: The Belt of Truth  by Brother Reggie Stegmeier      

* Another Gospel by Brother Roger L. Decker
* The Hour of Decision  by Brother Richard Talbot
* Especially for Young People  by Brother Nolan McClain
* Thoughts From God's Word  by Brother T. J. Foster
* My Testimony  by Brother Bill Miller
* Hold Fast  by Brother Alan Vossler
* Learning to Trust God  by Sister Julia Hobbs
* Bible Studies  by Brother Emerson Wilson
* Questions & Answers  by Brother Earl R. Borders
* Upcoming Meetings
* Songs From the Heart
* Camp Meeting Recordings

Pilgrim's Progress Dramatization Videos
(as told by Sister Karen) are now online.