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Fair Havens PRESENTS

9 Special Sunday evening presentations await you this summer during Family Camp

You will be inspired and entertained with out line-up of outstanding performers and quality films. All the details are listed here!

EVENT DETAILS
Doors open: 6:30pm
Start time: 7:00pm
End time: 8:00pm (concerts) / 9:00pm (movies - may go slightly longer)

Movie - "One Night with the King"	Sunday, July 4, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare not provided
An epic motion picture set in an imaginative world of adventure, intrigue and romance, One Night With the King follows a young girl who rises from peasant to princess by going against the culture and seeking the King's heart rather than the riches of the kingdom. By 'chance' she is born with exceeding beauty to a people who have been carried away as slaves to the most powerful kingdom in the world. By 'chance' her parents are killed while she is young leaving her to be taken in by her uncle, a man who has found favour as a royal scribe. By 'chance' the Queen is executed by the unknowing King, spurned on by the ruthless plotting of palace princes hungry for power. By 'chance' the King is left feeling alone, pushed and prodded, desperate to live up to and avenge the battles of his father. By 'chance' Esther is carted off to the palace to become part of the King's harem at the same time a vengeful young prime minister with the King's ear is rising to prominence with a plan for orchestrating the genocide of her people. So begins the story of Esther, One Night With the King, a story that reveals that all of life is under God's command. Power, position and prominence are one thing, but when Esther must choose between all she's ever dreamed of and the fate of her people, will she be able to find the courage to step forward and embrace her destiny? [View Website]
Bob Cates - Comedian/Juggler	Sunday, July 11, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare Age 0 - Grade 3 Provided
Experience the Amazingly Funny world of Comedy in Motion with Canada's favourite juggler, Bob Cates. This memorable interactive comedy show includes advanced juggling, wild unicycling and balancing skills, black light laser effects and a finale that you will remember for a long long time. Bob Cates, a Canadian Juggling Champion, physical comedian and new vaudevillian comes from humble roots as a pig farmer's son. He was esctatic to be nominated two years in a row for Best One Man Show at the 2006 and 2007 Canadian Comedy Awards which presents awards in many categories including Best Stand up Comedian, Best Improvisor, and Best Television Performance. The Comedy in Motion show is much more than a stand up routine, and involves a great deal of physical skill which has taken years to hone. Some skills include advanced juggling, wild unicycling and balancing skills, Dance Dance Revolution while juggling, Chinese Yo Yo and cigar box manipulation, illusion, slapstick and frantic plate spinning reminiscent of the Ed Sullivan Show. He is one of few performers left in North America performing authentic plate spinning - his signature piece. Overall, the show is very fast paced, highly interactive and uses situational comedy and advanced skills to keep audience members of all ages on the edge of their seats right to the very end. [View Website]
Trevor Dick - Contemporary Violinist	Sunday, July 18, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare Age 0 - Grade 3 Provided
Trevor Dick is a popular electric and acoustic violinist including the five-string electric violin. He hails from one of Canada’s music centres: Guelph, Ontario and is invited to tour across Canada, the USA, South America and Africa. In 2004, he was nominated for a Vibe Award in the instrumental category. Since 2005, Trevor has actively promoted the cause of child poverty at his concerts. He and his band have been featured on national television programming such as 100 Huntley Street and Living Truth. Trevor maintains a vibrant teaching practice form his studio in Guelph, ON where he 6 lives with his wife, Le-Anne and three sons. [View Website]
Triumphant Sound - Gospel Trio	Sunday, July 25, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare Age 0 - Grade 3 Provided
Triumphant Sound is a Gospel trio that has been ministering for over 33 years. It began during a family Christmas get together. John Ross, Dave Ross and Ian Elliott their cousin were singing around the piano. Ian's dad was the pastor at Parklawn Baptist Church. He asked them to sing at church. There was someone at that service that asked them to sing at their church. A new group had been born. Eventually Bill Hawkins came to sing bass and Wes Chapman came to play base guitar. From there the history began. Currently the group is composed of members Brian Nelson, John Ross & Kathy Sellwood. Traditionally Triumphant Sound has been a male group. However, Kathy became a full time member of the group in July of 2009. Previously to the recent change they were blessed to sing with Phil Pugh. Phil sang the tenor part and worked with them for eight years. Phil chose to leave in December of 2008 to seek the Lord's direction for his singing ministry. John Ross and Bryan Nelson sang as a duet for three years prior to Phil's arrival. John and Bryan were used of the Lord as a duet but had always enjoyed harmony. They waited on the Lord for three years before Phil joined, making them a trio. Triumphant Sound had a sabbatical for approximately five years. During that time John Ross actually sang with Kathy and The Sellwoods. Bryan Nelson did some solo ministry. Bryan had mentioned that he felt he would sing with John once again sometime in the future. When the Sellwood's began to wind down John approached Bryan and they began to sing as a duet. [View Website]
Movie - "Gifted Hands: Ben Carson Story"	Sunday, August 1, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare not provided
A frustrated young boy with problems in school overcomes the obstacles in his life to become a world-renowned neurosurgeon in the new TNT Original movie GIFTED HANDS: THE BEN CARSON STORY. This uplifting and inspirational film stars Oscar® winner Cuba Gooding Jr. (Jerry Maguire) and two-time NAACP Image Award winner Kimberly Elise (The Great Debaters, The Manchurian Candidate). It is based on the true story of Dr. Benjamin S. Carson, whose lifelong journey led him to become director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Children's Center, a best-selling author and a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. [View Website]
Bryan Moyer Suderman	Sunday, August 8, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare not provided
Bryan Moyer Suderman combines his love of God, passion for the church, and delight in singing with all ages with a fascination for folk music traditions from around the world. He sets biblical stories and themes to music in a singable way for "small and tall" alike, with catchy tunes, a variety of instruments, and a spirit that invites you to join in. Bryan has years of experience performing and inspiring people to sing, whether in congregational settings, house concerts, singing for peace on Parliament Hill, or leading large groups at ecumenical conferences or Mennonite World Conference Assemblies in Zimbabwe (2003) and Paraguay (2009). Audiences respond to the warmth of his voice, the contagious nature of his songs, and his signature interactive style of singing and song leading. Bryan is a former youth pastor, teacher, and overseas mission worker, who holds degrees in Theology, History, and Education. Born in Winnipeg and having lived in 6 countries and 3 Canadian provinces, Bryan currently lives with his wife and son in Stouffville, Ontario (just north of Toronto), where they are members of Community Mennonite Church. [View Website]
The Masters 4	Sunday, August 15, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare Age 0 - Grade 3 Provided
Celebrating more than 20 years of ministry together, The Master's Four are recognized today as one of Canada's leading gospel quartets. The group was originally formed in 1985 at Unionville Alliance Church in Unionville, Ontario, Canada. Known in those days as "The Unionville Boys", the quartet quickly gained a local following through appearances at Churches, banquets, conferences and community events throughout Southern Ontario. As the ministry grew, the quartet was renamed "The Master's Four", reflecting their commitment to an expanded ministry and to the message of Grace and Hope that is engrained in their music. Today, the current members of The Master's Four continue to touch hearts and lives with this message through their unique blend of traditional, contemporary and southern gospel music. The quartet has been recognized with numerous awards and nominations throughout the years. Most recently, "Livin' By Faith" , the group's fourth recording and second with legendary gospel music producer and performer Nick Bruno, was selected as 2005 Canadian Southern Gospel Album of the Year. "My Faith My All" also was awarded "Canadian Southern Gospel Song of The Year" at the 2005 Covenant Awards. "Livin' By Faith" and their most recent recording, "Faith Of Our Fathers"", demonstrate why The Master's Four continue to gain new audiences across Canada and around the world! [View Website]
Movie - "Bananas Comedy Club"	Sunday, August 22, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare not provided
This "appeeling" comedy show goes beyond the stage. You'll laugh out loud as various Christian stand-up comedians such as, Jeff Allen, share fatherly advice on everything from child-proofing your home, teenage fashions, the secret to a happy life, "helping" your grown children decide to move out of the house, to joining a health club. They will tickle your funny bone with their unique style of humour. Bananas is good clean fun for the entire family! [View Website]
John Peneycad	Sunday, August 29, 2010 (7:00 pm) Childcare Age 0 - Grade 3 Provided
John Peneycad is a gifted soloist who has been singing contemporary and traditional gospel music for the past 20 years. John grew up in Toronto, Ontario. In 1989 he graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with an honours Business degree and subsequently became a certified management accountant (CMA). He and his wife Elizabeth spent the first 13 years of their marriage in Chatham, Ontario where John worked in Finance and Accounting for Union Gas Limited. While in Chatham, John's passion for singing and for ministry developed into a busy concert schedule, both as a soloist and tenor for the gospel quartet 4ever His. In addition to his singing engagements, John also served as Lay Director of Music and Worship at Gregory Drive Alliance Church in Chatham. In 1999 John received the Song of the Year Covenant Award from the Canadian Gospel Music Association for his first original song entitled "Empty Cross". In August, 2002 John's career took a new direction, as he and his family moved to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan to become the Pastor for Worship Arts at Moose Jaw Alliance Church. At that time, John also began seminary studies at Briercrest Biblical Seminary in Caronport, Saskatchewan. John is a regular guest of the nationally televised Peoples Church in Toronto and also appears on 100 Huntley Street which airs daily on Vision TV and CTS. His music is also played on many local radio programs across the Ontario.