2020 cma national events
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Rally service DVDs including music are avail-able daily during the rally or you can order theset, which includes Sunday morning’s service.
Turn in completed form and payment at theGoodie Store during the rally or mail to:
CMA Order DepartmentPO Box 9
Hatfield, AR 71945
$35.00 (plus tax) for the set.
March 1 CMA Day of Prayer – NationwideMarch 17-19 Pastors’ Retreat
Iron Mountain, Hatfield, ArkansasApril 3-5 National Women’s Conference
Glorieta, New MexicoMay 2 Run for the Son – Nationwide
June 17-21 National RallyIron Mountain, Hatfield, Arkansas
October 21-25 Changing of the Colors Rally –45th Anniversary – International RallyIron Mountain, Hatfield, Arkansas
Dec 29-Jan 1 Flame On! Youth Movement EventIron Mountain, Hatfield, Arkansas
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2019 Changing of the Colors RallyMain Service DVD Order Form
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2019 Colors RallyServices DVD Set TP-136-09
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2020 CMA National Events
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The year has been full of ministry opportunities, and moreare yet to come. We are happy to welcome you to this year’s Changing of theColors Rally where you can be refreshed and renewed as we worship Godtogether in the beautiful Ouachita Mountains. While you are in the area, Iencourage you to take some time to travel theTalimena Scenic Byway and experience the awe-inspiring views of this amazing place we callhome. Welcome home.
John Ogden SrCEO/Chairman of the Board
PLAYGROUND for ages 12 andyounger. Open daily between services.Closed after dark. Parents, please super-vise your children to ensure a fun and safe
environment for everyone.
Pets must be controlled on a leash and arenot permitted in buildings. Service animals
acceptable. Pick up after your pet and be cour-teous of others by observing quiet times.
Daily Trash Pickup on IM.
Leave your bagged camp trash on the mainroad, at the ends of the bike paths, at 8:00AM and 2:00 PM daily and a team will drivethrough to pick up. Thank you GroundsCrew!
IRON MOUNTAIN PARKINGHandicap parking available at the Pavilion. Handicap drop offs are available by the glass doors.Motorcycle parking is by the Bell CrossTower and next to the Pavilion.Trailer parking is beyond the “BK” RVcamping. Please take your trailer asfar back as possible. Trailers parked invehicle parking areas will be moved.The main drive and the bike paths arefor moving vehicles only. Please parkso that traffic flow is not hindered.Please no cars or trucks in tent campingareas.
ON-SITE MEALSON IRON MOUNTAIN
Wednesday night through Saturday night(WOW! prices include a drink and tax)Breakfast $6.00: 7:00-8:30 AMLunch $7.00: 11:30-1:00 PMSupper $8.00: 5:00-6:30 PM
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RUN FOR THE SON representatives arehere from Open Doors, MissionaryVentures, and Jesus Film Project®. Visitwith them and get information about theseworld-reaching ministries at their booths.
LOST & FOUND at Information Booth.Please turn valuables in to rally staff or
Information Booth volunteer.
FIRST AID for minor needs and blood pressure checks.
2020 RUN FOR THE SON PACKETSVisit the RFS booth to order packets orpick up pre-ordered chapter packets. Nowavailable, download packets and brochures
at www.cmausa.org/run-for-the-son.
TELL US YOUR STORY – CMA wants to hear what God has done in your life through theministry of CMA! The Filming Station opens directly after the Friday evening service for onehour. Your personal stories of God’s power at work will be encouraging to others and maybe used in future projects. Please be ready to tell it in your own words without using notes.Filming located in the Pavilion next to the World Map.
FINANCE STATION – Available services include: purchasing rally meals or ice, one-time donations, setting up recurring draft or credit card donations, ordering a Pavingthe Way paver, and picking up registration forms for December’s Flame On! event.
RUN FOR THE SON FUNDRAIS-ING Great opportunity to get ideas foryour own fundraising projects! Visit CMAmembers in the pavilion where you canpurchase items benefitting Run for theSon. Shared table space available on afirst-come, first-serve basis, open to allCMA members for their projects with allproceeds going to Run for the Son.QUILTS for purchase or silent auctioncan be viewed on walls. BIKE WASH withTom Stiglitz available all week, weatherpermitting, on Iron Mountain.
SERVANT’S HEART opportunities to volunteer. Have you seen the Leading withService t-shirt, the Iron Mountain Volunteer patch, or Servant’s Heart pin and wondered howto get one? Helping is how. This is your opportunity to use the natural abilities and gifts thatGod has equipped you with to serve. Servant’s Heart opportunities are posted at theInformation Booth. Help is needed in many areas including Traffic & Parking, Prayer Team,Grounds, and Childcare. Additionally, First Aid, Kitchen, and Restroom sign up is at each ofthose locations. We thank you for blessing us at Colors with your Servant’s Heart!
Iron Mountain Pavilion Available Goodies
SERVANT’S HEART VOLUNTEER INCENTIVES enter daily volunteer drawing for an exclu-sive “Thank You” gift! Enter at the Information Booth before 5:45 PM daily. In addition, vol-unteers receive Rally Bucks valid towards CMA Goodies, Iron Mountain kitchen meals, vol-unteer T-shirts/patches/pins. Rally Bucks can be combined by chapters for purchases suchas cases of Bibles or Gospel Cups. Get yours today!
INFORMATION BOOTH with local informa-tion and brochures, rally information, sched-ule of events, and volunteer sign-up. Rallyfeedback is important to us for future events;please turn in your comment forms here.
CMA NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER TOURS: CMA Chapel, GoodiesMini-Store, Multi-Purpose Building, Support Center, and Media Studio–Thursday &Friday–12:30 PM–Home of Run for the Son, the HeartBeat, CMA Goodies, and so muchmore! Meet at the front entrance of the CMA Multi-Purpose Building promptly at 12:30PM, two miles south of Iron Mountain on Highway 71 on the right (see map in packet).
FAST LANE DISCUSSION–Wednesday 11:30 AM–Meet over lunch at LimetreeRestaurant where you can grab a bite to eat on your own and join in a discussion aboutwhat Fast Lane outreach has been doing this year and talk about plans for the future.
PARADE!–Saturday 1:00 PM–The community will be liningthe highway as we ride from Iron Mountain to Mena. Stagingbegins at 12:30 PM at the main entrance. Parade begins at1:00 PM. Bring new socks or lap blankets for the NursingHome Sock & Blanket Drive!
BIKE GAMES–Saturday 1:30 PM–Bring your lighthearted competitive spirit or yourcheering skills and be prepared for some fun in downtown Mena at Mena Street andMapel Avenue!
VENDORS–Concessions, Challenge Coins, Duncan FineJewelry, M/C products and accessories, and Mountainman Artcustom pinstriping and murals! Open daily from 11:00 AMuntil 7:00 PM. Check vendor booths for additional early morn-ing or late evening hours.
DOOR PRIZES–Shop with the vendors to enter the daily door prize drawing. Each pur-chase includes an entry ticket. The earlier you enter the more opportunities to win!
BENEFITS – Support local organizations through their fundraising efforts andsupply drives. These benefits are a fun addition to the rally and a way to showsupport of the community.
6TH ANNUAL NURSING HOME SOCK & BLANKET DRIVE supporting Polk Countyarea nursing home residents. Be a blessing by donating new SOCKS or LAP BLAN-KETS! Fun socks, tube socks, non-slip socks, colorful socks – make it fun and providea smile along with the love and light of Jesus! Over the last five years, CMA has blessedover 871 people with 2,385 pairs of new socks and 20 blankets! Collection boxes locat-ed: Information Booth and Welcome Center.
RECYCLING through Polk County Developmental Center-a local organi-zation providing jobs for developmentally disabled adults. Help the com-munity and the environment by recycling plastic or aluminum in designat-ed receptacles.
Wednesday 5:30 PM Ice Cream Floats Benefit with Covenant Ministries
Thursday 5:30 PM Ice Cream & Pie Benefitwith Quality of Life
Friday 5:30 PM Ice Cream & Cookies Benefitwith Humane Society of the Ouachitas
Saturday 5:30 PM Dessert Benefit with Beta Sigma Phi
Sunday 6:30 AM Pancake Breakfast Benefit for CMA Run for the Son – Home Front Warriors Chapter
Benefits Activities
CMA Goodies & ToolBox items available daily.Rally service DVDs including music are availableDAILY during the rally! Check out featured new prod-ucts. Have the CMA logo heat pressed onto your shirtfor a custom look! Heat press orders can be turned inthrough Saturday 6:45 PM.
WE ARE OPEN:Wednesday 10:00 AM-6:45 PM,after PM Service for 30 minutesThursday-Saturday 8:00-8:45 AM, after AM Services through 6:45 PM, after PM Services for 30 minutes
CAMPING & MOTORCYCLINGCamping out of your saddlebags, really? Yes!Going light, with comfort camping.
John Ogden JrThur 3:30-4:30 (Youth Pavilion)
CHAPTER PRESIDENT MEETINGAll chapter presidents are invited to a special dis-cussion with the National Evangelist Team.
Jerod McPherson & National Evangelist TeamFri 1:00-2:00 (Main Stage)
CMA MEMBER TRAININGAddresses the specific needs of those interestedin becoming involved in evangelism in the bikingworld with focus on two major areas: personalspiritual growth and training for motorcycle min-istry. The series of 12 video sessions and discus-sion will take place over two days. Purchase yourworkbook in the Goodie Store before the firstsession on Friday.
Fri 1:00-4:30 & Sat 1:00-4:30 (Iron Mountain Room)
CMA YOUTH MOVEMENT MEMBER TRAININGPrepare yourself for becoming an active, func-tioning member of a local CMA Youth Movement,capable and gifted for completing Jesus’ greatcall to evangelize the world. Purchase your work-book in the Goodie Store for this DVD basedinstruction. This is the official required CMAMember Training for young people ages 12-17.
Fri 1:00-3:15 (Youth Pavilion)
FAITH, HOPE, AND HEALINGFinding hope and encouragement when the heal-ing doesn't come.
Kathie PalazzoloThur 2:15-3:15 (Main Stage)
FAST LANE: ROADS & TRAILS RALLIES -BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH RIDINGOver the years, the Roads & Trails Rally Serieshas grown from just a few events to 24 rallies in2019. These rallies open opportunities to connectwith motorcyclists on and off road, along withATV and side-by-side riders. These are family funweekends of riding and building relationships.Join us as we discuss how to reach the world,one heart at a time through Roads & Trailsevents. You'll be glad you did.
Mitch GravesFri 3:30-4:30 (Youth Pavilion)
GIVING FROM THE HEARTExperience the joy of committing to genuine gen-erosity as Christ is generous. It's about being agodly steward of everything God has given youincluding time, talents, and finances.
Threasa White & Chris McQuirkThur 3:30-4:30 (Main Stage)
GROWING YOUR CHAPTERCreative ideas on increasing your chapter mem-bership and participation.
Tom PalazzoloFri 2:15-3:15 (Main Stage)
JOURNEY THROUGH THE STORMWhen the storms of life come into our paths, weneed to focus on serving Jesus instead of focus-ing on our troubles. Trusting in Him is moreimportant during the storms because that iswhen only He can lift us up and calm the windsand seas. Waiting on Him means serving Himwhile He unfolds His perfect plan in our lives.
Peter & Connie HelgersonFri 3:30-4:30 (Main Stage)
KEEP IT SIMPLEHow to minister at events without over compli-cating it.
Jay WilberThur 1:00-2:00 (Main Stage)
PLANNING & PACKING YOUR WAY TO AGREAT TRIPLearn helpful tips for planning and packing thethings you need for easy and simple travel on anyroad trip.
Randal TebeauThur 2:15-3:15 (Youth Pavilion)
RFS MEETINGQ&A informational session for RFS Leads, RFSSecretaries, and anyone passionate about Run forthe Son.
Threasa White & Stephanie FaulknerThur 1:00-2:00 (Iron Mountain Room)
USING THE SPOKE-N-WORD WITH CONFIDENCE!Experience how easy it is to share Christ with theCMA Spoke-N-Word, Gospel of John, with confi-dence and understanding. This session will coverChapters 19-21. All previous session notes willbe available.
Peter HelgersonThur 1:00-2:00 (Youth Pavilion)
*KIDZ FOR CHRIST services heldduring morning and evening sessions forages 4-12 with Larry & Mary Sims. Thisinteractive time is full of fun and learningabout God’s love and Jesus Christ. Music,puppets, and lessons will enrich your childand ignite their passion for the Gospel.Parents, please pick up your childrenimmediately following the service in theIron Mountain Room - Children’s Chapel.
**YOUTH MOVEMENTservices held during morning andevening sessions for ages 13 andolder in the Youth MovementActivities Center. High-energy learn-ing, Bible study, and worship.
BIBLE BUDDIES area will be available during main services, in the Pavilion, forinfants through age 4. Parents, please be available in the Pavilion in case you areneeded. You are also welcome to stay and listen to the service while tending to yourchild.
Rides – Take a self-guided ride where you can tourthe country, visit, and minister with the local community!
DUAL SPORT RIDE–Thursday 1:00 PM–Get off the beatenpath and ride the Ouachitas on a mixture of dirt and pavement.Self-guided departure from the Iron Mountain Bell/Cross Tower.PROTECTIVE GEAR REQUIRED. Be fueled up and ready to go.
SPORT BIKE RIDE–Thursday 1:00 PM–If you like twists,turns, and hills, this is the ride for you! Self-guided departurefrom the Iron Mountain Bell/Cross Tower. PROTECTIVE GEARREQUIRED. Be fueled up and ready to go!
QUAD RIDE–Saturday 12:30 PM–Meet at Walmart at12:15 PM for a 12:30 PM departure. Location to be deter-mined based on conditions of trails. Ride length approxi-mately 3 hours. Bring drinks, snacks, goggles, and hand-kerchief in case of dust.
SELF-GUIDED RIDING opportunities available all week. Maps available at the Information Booth.
Rides Seminars by Title
Services are viewable live for friends and family at livestream.com/cmausalive
LOCATION GUIDEM – Main Stage Iron Mountain PavilionY – Youth Stage Small Pavilion
IM – Iron Mountain Room by the Playground
Schedule of Events1:00-4:30 PM IM Seminar: Member Training (part 1 of 2)2:15-3:15 PM M Seminar: Growing Your Chapter3:30-4:30 PM M Seminar: Journey Through the Storm3:30-4:30 PM Y Seminar: Fast Lane: Roads & Trails Rallies – Building
Relationships Through Riding5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: Zeke McPherson, National Evangelist
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement9:00-10:00 PM Tell Us Your Story
8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: John Ogden Jr, National Evangelist
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 pm12:30 PM Ride: Quad Ride12:30 PM Special: Line Up for Parade1:00 PM Special: Parade1:30 PM Special: Bike Games1:00-4:30 PM IM Seminar: Member Training (part 2 of 2)5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: Steve Douglass, President CRU
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement
AM Pancake Breakfast Benefit6:30 AM Pancake Breakfast Benefit8:00 AM M Service: Mark Heid, National Evangelist
IM *Kidz for Christ
11:30 AM Fast Lane Discussion over Lunch (Limetree Restaurant)Noon Vendors Open until 7:00 PM5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: John Ogden Sr, CEO/Chairman
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement
8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: Randal Tebeau, National Evangelist
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 PM12:30 PM Tour: CMA Support Center 1:00 PM Ride: Dual Sport Ride1:00 PM Ride: Sport Bike Ride1:00-2:00 PM M Seminar: Keep it Simple1:00-2:00 PM Y Seminar: Using the Spoke-N-Word with Confidence!1:00-2:00 PM IM Seminar: RFS Meeting2:15-3:15 PM M Seminar: Faith, Hope, and Healing2:15-3:15 PM Y Seminar: Planning & Packing Your Way to a Great Trip3:30-4:30 PM M Seminar: Giving from the Heart3:30-4:30 PM Y Seminar: Camping & Motorcycling5:30 PM M Dessert Community Benefit7:00 PM M Service: Jerod McPherson, Vice President
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement
8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: Kerry Gibson, Vice President
IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 PM12:30 PM Tour: CMA Support Center 1:00-2:00 PM M Seminar: Chapter President Meeting1:00-3:15 PM Y Seminar: Youth Movement Member Training
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