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The International Pathfinder Camporees Know How to Party Like Rock Stars

03-02-2023 09:52 AM CET | Leisure, Entertainment, Miscellaneous

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The International Pathfinder Camporees Know How to Party Like

"Blessed are the rock stars, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven," is what was witnessed at the 2023 International Pathfinder Camporee, an event sponsored by the South American Division of Seventh-day Adventists. The celebration is called "Camporees Immortals" and is considered to be the "greatest camporee of all time." This "mega camporee" is currently taking place from February 19-22, 2023, at the Pernambuco Adventist Teaching Institute in Saire, Brazil.

"Camporees" are the biggest events for the Pathfinder and Adventurer clubs anywhere in the world. This event is supposed to help Seventh-day Adventist youth develop a closer relationship with God, but as you can see in a video that was published, the youth are definitely partying like rock stars with the motorcycle stunt shows, rap competitions, thrilling pyrotechnic displays, contemporary musical concerts, shouting "Immortal" and even puppets that invoke the name of the Lord.

Why are our church leaders so obsessed with having the hippest and most fashionable youth ministry programs? Why are they so determined to operate their church functions like nightclubs, secular music festivals, and party venues? Why are they attempting to be the most well-known form of thrill-seeking entertainment? We have pastors who are using every worldly technique imaginable to increase their audience and gather as many followers as possible. They are literally treating church events as if they were entertainment shows.

"Some are not satisfied with a meeting unless they have a powerful and happy time. They work for this and get up an excitement of feeling. But the influence of such meetings is not beneficial. When the happy flight of feeling is gone they sink lower than before the meeting because their happiness did not come from the right source" (Last Day Events, p. 160).

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