Registration opens September 1st
Camp Manitou
Keynote Speakers
AJ Crocker has a deep passion for seeing youth and young adults be shaped by the Bible. He grew up in a pastor’s family and after spending some time in Toronto and Vancouver, he settled down in Caronport, Saskatchewan. For 17 years he has lead things like Youth Quake, a youth conference for 1600 high school students, Christian high school chapel programs and marketing departments. Over these years AJ has travelled Canada extensively as a youth speaker and has four video teaching series on Right Now Media available here. AJ’s wife Cheryl is a high school teacher at Briercrest Christian Academy teaching leadership, art and English. They have 3 great kids who are very active in dance, hockey and soccer. AJ spent his college years working at Foot Locker and is a sneakerhead to this day. He skateboards to work and is a long-suffering fan the Toronto Maple leafs.
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Passage: Matthew 25:14-30
How do we pursue Godly relationships with other believers? God has given you so much to share with your friends and family. Understanding and using what God has given us is a key to pursuing Godly relationships.
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Passage: Matthew 5:13-16
Whether we want it to or not, the way we live communicates certain things to the people around us. Followers of Jesus are called to live in a way that reflects their heavenly Faither. This makes us different than the world and adjusts how we approach relationships.
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Passage: John 15:4-12
Sometimes we wake up one day and realize an important relationship to us has drifted apart. This happens with friends, but this also happens with Jesus. How do we faithfully remain in relationship with Jesus? Answering that might give us some clues to our earthly relationships as well.
Joshua Dalzell serves as the head of Spiritual Care and Campus Life at Linden Christian School. His passion is helping students follow Jesus’ example in every aspect of life Joshua is happily married to his incredible wife, Amy, and they have two children, William and Brooklyn.
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Student Workshop Presenters
At our Student Leadership Conferences, we provide a distinctive opportunity for high school students to create and present workshops to their fellow students. This exceptional experience enables leadership students to grasp the process of researching, preparing, and delivering a workshop, all with the support of a mentor teacher. We firmly believe in empowering students to cultivate their leadership abilities, and presenting a workshop to their peers is a remarkable privilege and a significant chance to make a lasting impact on their lives. This year, we eagerly anticipate the innovative presentations that students have prepared for the conference.
Contact
ACSI Western Canada Office
Phone: 403.948.2332
Email: acsiwc_info@acsi.org
