Author: Nate Irvine | Filed under: Events, The Salvation Army

Central Bible Leadership Institute


What are you doing, say, July 26 to August 3? Going to Central Bible and Leadership Institute? I thought so.

For those unfamiliar with CBLI, its name speaks for itself. It’s a 10 day retreat at The Salvation Army’s Camp Wonderland for Families, Young Adults, and teens aimed at raising up leaders by equipping them through the Word of God (hence Bible and Leadership). Each age group has it’s own track. So the teens, ages 14 and up, have their own schedule which usually includes united worship, intense Bible Study, peer leadership groups, various workshops/electives, and more. If you are a teen, and parent is not going, you can still go by yourself as long as your parent gives consent. The total cost for the 10 days is only $220. That sounds like a lot, but considering what you’ll be getting out of it (great teaching, worship, change of heart and mind, and some of that Christlikeness), it’s nothing! But don’t wait, because there may be a late fee starting July 1.

Do you want to go deeper? Do want the necessary tools for reaching out to a hurting and lost world? Then go to the CBLI website, download the application, and get your butt there. You will NOT want to miss this!

Just as a shameless Young Adult track plug: This year’s special guests are Aaron and Cherie White from the Vancouver 614. They’re great people. Plus, the topic for the 10 days will be the Kingdom of God. There will be baggo. Enough said!

About the Author

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Nate Irvine

Nate Irvine works as the Director of Youth Evangelism and Discipleship for the Metropolitan Division of The Salvation Army. He makes his home on the north side of Chicago, and attends the Irving Park Corps. Graduated from Trinity International University with a BA in Biblical Studies and a minor in Spanish in 2006, he lives to see God's Kingdom here on Earth, and The Salvation Army live true to it's calling. When he's not working, he can probably be found watching hulu, enjoying music, or just hanging out.

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