Activities

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Living Education Activities focus on learning more about God’s way of life through interaction and engagement with other members in unique environments.

Our overseas programs take participants to places like Israel. Our Israel program takes the “familiar” places from the Bible and brings them to life as participants walk the same streets and climb the same hills as men and woman from the pages of the Bible.

The Men’s Training Camp program gives the opportunity for men to gather to experience a “spiritual boot camp”, learning more about being Christian fathers, sons, brothers and men. We also sponsor “Family Weekends” that focus on an immersive learning experience for all ages, with classes, fellowship and fun.

Men’s Training Camps

Men’s Training Camp

This type of weekend is meant to be a “spiritual boot camp” for all men. It is not necessarily designed to be a “leadership training” weekend. All men in the congregation are encouraged to get involved – even if they don’t consider themselves leaders. Our goal with this program is to focus the attention of all of our men on becoming better husbands, fathers, and Christians. This is the foundation upon which leadership is built.

Men’s Training Camps 2024

None scheduled at this point

Recent MTCs

2023

Livingston, TX (March 17-19) Registration open – go to cogl.org, and view the announcement to register.
New Hope, PA (April 21-23) Registration open – go to cogl.org, and view the announcement to register.
Garden Valley, ID (May 5-7) Registration open – go to cogl.org, and view the announcement to register.

2022

Wilburton, Oklahoma (December 2-4, 2022)
Livingston, Texas (March 18-20, 2022)
Blowing Rock, North Carolina (June 24-26, 2022)

Living for Tomorrow ( L4T)

L4T Weekend

L4T means “Living for Tomorrow,” and that’s exactly the type of young adults we are looking for in this new program. L4T involves a weekend of intensive focus on being successful young men and women, both today and into the future. How should a young man or woman define success? How is it possible to avoid the pitfalls, traps, and dead ends as a young adult? What strategies can be employed to make good decisions that will be stepping stones to a successful future?

According to many of the polls that focus on young adults and religion, there is a dramatic decline in interest in attending church after reaching the age of 19–20. Why is that? Are our young adults who understand the Truth of God subject to the same effect? What are those pulls and how can they be overcome?

Learn more or register for our upcoming L4T programs below.

2024