All-Comers: A Weekend for Singles and Couples
February 15-18, 2008

All-Comers is intended for both singles and couples, and offers a three-night alternative to the usual two-night couples conference series.  It is geared for those 45 and older, although anyone may attend.

Speaker: Phil Tuttle, new President of Walk Thru the Bible Ministries, is our featured speaker. Phil is a graduate of Wheaton College and Dallas Theological Seminary. During the last 15 years, he has served Walk Thru in several key roles, including Dean of Faculty, Senior Vice President for International Ministries (WorldTeach), and Global Teaching Pastor.

Phil is a terrific communicator with a unique blend of biblical instruction, real-life illustration and spontaneous humor. He was well received at the Dallas Seminary Conference here last summer. Phil and his wife Ellen have been married 26 years, and they have two children, Emily and Philip.

Musicians: Once again music and worship are led by Laurey Berteig and his dynamic Six-4-One Vocal Band from the Westminster Chapel of Bellevue, Washington. Their music will enliven our sessions.

The conference opens with a concert from the vocal band and our own David Talbott, pianist, and organist.  Phil Tuttle will speak Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.  In addition to the outstanding keynote messages, a variety of helpful seminars is offered.

Hosted by David & Carla Talbott, Roger & Rachel Williams, and Dave & Leslie Burns.

What to Bring
Bring casual clothes with sweaters and jackets for chilly nights and mornings, also comfortable walking shoes and clothes for recreation. Bring a Bible and notebook, umbrella and a flashlight. Hotel-style housing includes all linens and towels. No maid service is provided for weekend conferences.

Campership Fund
Friends of Mount Hermon have provided funds to help those whose financial situation would prevent their attending a conference. Request an application from the Registrar.

Schedule
Registration begins at 4:30 p.m. on Friday with dinner at 7:00 p.m. The conference closes with Monday brunch, by noon. Full-time registration is required. No children, please.

Cost
There is a range of prices with various housing choices. Excellent food service and accommodations are included with each package. Rates and more information will be available soon.  Per-person rates include meals, snacks, housing, and program. You may choose housing elsewhere, but must have meals with the conference.

Please do not let finances get in the way of a Mount Hermon experience. Through the generosity of many, a partial grant from the Campership Fund may be just the gift you need to make it possible for you to attend camp. For more information and an application, please contact our friendly Registration staff.

Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis and must be accompanied by a $75 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit. We highly recommend early reservations, as this conference usually sells out. Deposits must be sent within seven days of a telephone reservation, or cannot be held.