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Worldview Weekend Family Camp Lodging Special Rates:
Guest Room: $109.00 per night (plus tax)
One Bedroom Suite: $199 per night (plus tax)
Two Bedroom Suite: $308 per night (plus tax)
There are full size homes or estates inside the resort that are available for rent. Please call 573-348-3131 for further information and rates.
Complimentary Services:
- USA Today newspaper, available in lobby and #1 Market Lane Gift Shop while supplies last.
- In-room coffee service
- Shuttle service throughout the resort and estates complexes, as well as to and from the Oaks Golf Course.
- use of swimming pools (including Tradewinds Deck Pool, Arrowhead Deck Pool Complex, the indoor pool/hot tub) and Tan-Ta-A's exercise facility.
- the indoor Wireless Internet Service is available in the Main Lobby.
- All guestrooms include irons, full-sized ironing boards, and hair dryers.
- All parking is complimentary.
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Special keynote presentations by:
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David Barton
- President of Wallbuilders
- Wallbuilders.com
- Best-selling author
- One of America's most sought after convention speakers
- (1996/97) Two Thousand Notable American Men Hall of Fame
- Involved in several cases at the US Supreme Court
- Spoken in numerous state legislatures
A sample of David Barton speaking
http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/1832/
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Dr. Bob Cornuke
- President of Bible Archaeology Search and Exploration (BASE) Institute
- BaseInstitute.org
- International explorer and adventurer
- Featured on Dateline NBC
- Featured on the History Channel
Click here for full bio
A Sample of Bob Cornuke speaking
http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/2005/
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Kerby Anderson
- President of Probe Ministries
- Probe.org
- Author of numerous books including his most recent book, Moral Dilemmas, written at the request of Chuck Swindoll
- Author of articles and editorials appearing in Dallas Morning News, Miami Herald, San Jose Mercury, and Houston Post
- Guest host of radio talk shows "Point of View" and "Open Line"
A Sample of Kerby Andreson speaking
http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/1981/
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Dr. Ron Carlson
- Founder of Christian Ministries International
- RonCarlson.com
- International Speaker having spoken in 75 countries on 6 continents
- Author of numerous books including Fast Facts on False Teaching.
- Spoken to over 30 major denominations.
- Frequent guest on D. James Kennedy's national radio broadcast and numerous others.
A sample of Ron Carlson speaking
http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/1806/
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Pastor Jason Carlson
- Jason Carlson is the Vice President of Christian Ministries International, an organization which trains and equips the local church to deal with the challenges of the cults, world religions, and Christian apologetic issues. His ministry has taken him to 28 countries on 6 continents, speaking and teaching in numerous churches, high schools, universities, and seminaries. In the past year alone, Jason’s ministry has taken him to Russia and Cuba; and this April he will be teaching for 2 weeks in the Ukraine.
Click here for full bio
A Sample of Jason Carlson speaking
http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/1810/
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Brannon Howse
- President and founder of American Family Policy Institute and Worldview Weekend. Worldview Weekend is America’s largest national Christian worldview conference series. Founded in January of 1993, Worldview Weekend is now held in approximately twenty states each year with an annual attendance of approximately twenty thousand.
- Brannon's is the founder of www.christianworldviewnetwork.com which features columns and articles by some of America's best Christian worldview authors and speakers. Brannon's website was receiving an estimated one million page views per month in its first eight months.
- Brannon is the founder of Worldview Weekend Online Institute, www.worldviewtraining.com which is a 12 week online course. In its first year of opening, Worldview Weekend Online Institute had nearly 1,000 students. Due to the numerous requests by Pastors to teach this course as a class in their church, Brannon developed the online course into an in-class curriculum with leader's manual, student manual, DVDs, CDs, tests and final exams.
Click here for full bio
A sample of Brannon Howse speaking
http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/1801/
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David Wheaton
- David Wheaton is an author, speaker, and radio talk show host. His first book, University of Destruction -- Your Game Plan for Spiritual Victory on Campus, was released in April 2005 by Bethany House and has reached as high as #25 on Amazon. He is also the host of the weekly radio program, The David Wheaton Show, which offers a biblical perspective on current events, culture, and faith.
- Formerly, David was one of the top professional tennis players in the world. During his 13 years on tour from 1988-2001, David reached the semifinals or better in singles or doubles of every Grand Slam tournament (including the semi-finals of Wimbledon), attained a career-high singles world ranking of #12, won the prestigious Grand Slam Cup, represented the United States in Davis Cup competition, and scored victories over such notable players as Andre Agassi, Jimmy Connors, Stefan Edberg, Ivan Lendl, Jim Courier, and Michael Chang.
- David was tossed his first tennis balls by his mother at age four, played his first tournament at eight, and won the Minnesota State High School tennis title in 1984 as a 9th grader. In 1987, he finished his junior tennis and academic career in style earning the number one junior ranking in America, winning the U.S. Open Junior Championships, and becoming the valedictorian of his high school class.
- David helped Stanford garner the NCAA team title in 1988, and received the Block S award as the most outstanding freshman athlete at Stanford. Shortly thereafter, he turned professional on Independence Day in 1988.
- As a professional, David played thirteen years on the Tour and achieved a career high world ranking of number 12 in 1991. He won the largest prize money event in tennis--the Grand Slam Cup--in Munich in 1991. He also had his best career results in the Grand Slam events reaching the semifinals of Wimbledon (1991) and the quarterfinals of both the U.S. and Australian Opens (1990). Another highlight of David’s career was representing his country in Davis Cup competition (1993). In all, David won three singles and three doubles tournaments on Tour and earned more than $5 million in prize money scoring wins over Andre Agassi, Jimmy Connors, Ivan Lendl, Jim Courier, Michael Chang, and Stefan Edberg along the way.
- David is still involved in tennis: He plays professionally part-time (he won the Wimbledon Over 35 Doubles Championship with T.J. Middleton in 2004), writes Grand Slam preview articles for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, and recently completed four years of service on the Board of Directors of the United States Tennis Association. In 2005, he was inducted into the U.S.T.A. Northern Section Tennis Hall of Fame
Click here for full bio
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Norm Geisler
- President of Southern Evangelical Seminary, Charlotte, NC
- He has a B.A., M.A. from Wheaton College
- He has a Th.B. from William Tyndale College
- He has a Ph.D. from Loyola University
- He has been in full-time ministry for over forty-four years
- Serving nine years as a pastor
- Serving forty-four years as a professor, including
- Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
- Dallas Theological Seminary
- Southern Evangelical Seminary
- He has authored (or co-authored) some 67 books, including:
- General Introduction to the Bible
- Popular Survey of the Old Testament
- When Critics Ask
- When Skeptics Ask
- Christian Ethics
- Baker's Encyclopedia of Christian Apologetics
- Answering Islam
- Why I Am A Christian
- Battle for God
- Systematic Theology, Vol. 1, 2, and 3
- Who Made God? And Answers to Over 100 Other Tough Questions of Faith
- Is Your Church Ready? Motivating Leaders to Live an Apologetic Life
- I Don't Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist
- He has traveled in 26 countries on six continents and in all 50 states.
- He is married to wife Barbara for 49 years.
- They have six children and eleven grandchildren.
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