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One At-Large Seat, One Elite Athlete Up for Election this Fall
Colorado Springs, Colo. (Oct. 2, 2018) – Following a public, membership-wide search for applicants, USA Ultimate announced today the final slate of approved candidates running for a seat on the 2019-21 board of directors.
Later this fall, USA Ultimate members will vote to fill two positions – one at-large seat and one elite athlete seat.
Candidates running for the at-large seat include Jimmy Donnellon, Matt Goff, Ethan Latinsky, Frank Nam and Timothy Rockwood.
All current USA Ultimate members in good standing are eligible to vote for the at-large seat.
The elite athlete election will be contested by three candidates: Kurt Gibson, Dave Klink and Charlie Mercer.
Only elite athletes, as defined by USA Ultimate's Bylaws, Section 5.6(b), are eligible to vote in the elite athlete election.
As part of their election campaigns, each candidate was asked to supply USA Ultimate with a public statement, which can be read below.
All USA Ultimate members are encouraged to read the candidates' statements below and vote in the election this fall.
At-Large Candidates
Elite Athlete Candidates
Jimmy Donnellon
I Live Ultimate that's for sure. The sport has been central in my life since I first played over 20 years ago. I am running for the USA Ultimate Board of Directors because I want to serve the players' needs and foster the integrity of ultimate. As a board member, I will be proactive in understanding the ideas and views of all who love this sport.
We are at a pivotal moment. Our players, organizers, and leaders have heightened visibility and accountability moving forward. We need to be vigilant to become a beacon in equity, diversity, community, and respect. We must look to improve player development to continue our growth and the national teams' successes into the future.
We have many opportunities and challenges in front of us. I will not claim to have all the answers to the complexities of our sport. I am open to all conversations and input. I want to represent all voices within our community.
As the president of Colorado Springs Ultimate Network for ten years I faced many of the same issues that the community at large has been addressing. I worked with our board to find solutions to improve equity, diversity, inclusion, SOTG, competition, and growth. Over the years, our community grew as we developed new leagues (youth and adult), sponsorships, initiatives, clinics (youth, women's, and beginners'), teams, and tournaments (sanctioned and non-sanctioned).
With 20 years of playing ultimate at various levels, I have grown to understand the joys and pains of being an ultimate player. My experience spans mostly in the mixed division (beach and grass, captained for one year), leagues, pick-up (including internationally), four years in the open division (college and club), and I just played my first year in the master's division. I am also currently coaching the Air Force Academy's Development Team in its first year. I look forward to incorporating my ultimate experience to serve you and advance competition.
In addition to my ultimate career and contributions, I have developed the keen ability to see the larger picture. With my background in marketing, I have learned the importance of a positive user experience in how we design all aspects and interactions online and in-person. Moreover, I have seen and continuously study the growth of technology and how it impacts our lives in how we work and play. I have also been able to blend work with my dedication to ultimate by joining Morrill Performance in bringing a long-term athlete development model to more ultimate players.
I am excited for this opportunity to serve you. My experience as an organizer, player, coach, volunteer, and professional provides me with a unique perspective that will help guide USA Ultimate to its bright future.
Matt Goff
I, Matthew "MattGoff" Goff, am running for election to the At-Large seat of the 2019-2021 USA Ultimate Board of Directors to provide strategic, sustainable growth guidance on behalf of the community as to further the advancement of ultimate and the positive changes it enacts.
For over 13 years, I have felt more and more connected to the broader positive impact on the world that happens through advancing the sport of ultimate. Through growing from a casual youth player to competing across the nation to captaining league and club teams in multiple cities, my early ultimate years were built on understanding and sharing the balance of character, community, and competition that shine in the spirit of ultimate. The strong sense of community developed through healthy competition of high-character individuals is a cultural experience I wish for more to share, enjoy, and celebrate and one that fuels my continued service to advancing ultimate.
While serving on Richmond Ultimate's Board of Directors since 2011, I have focused on diversifying the leadership, community, and ultimate opportunities as to develop sustainable growth strategies. As Secretary, I structured and developed the foundation of Richmond Ultimate to determine priorities, risks, and strategy. As Vice President, Power of Good 2015 honored me for leadership empowering innovation that has led to more opportunities for our youth and adults, women and men, recreational and competitive players. As President, I led strategic policy changes to scale sustainable growth, operation, and community. Now my focus with Richmond Ultimate is strategically engaging to support the current leaders, volunteers, and community, with a particular focus on youth outreach.
As a product management professional, I actively listen for customer needs, create data-driven strategies to offer solutions, and lead the execution of the nationally impactful initiatives. With accountability to today's diverse market, I've honed my ability to transparently prioritize work, align stakeholders to the strategic vision, and deliver the value to customers. I'd be honored to apply these professional skills to the national and international advancement of ultimate via USA Ultimate's Board of Directors.
I feel my organic growth experiences in mid-sized cities with growing ultimate scenes combined with my nationally impactful professional experiences will contribute unique perspective to ultimate's continued growth via USA Ultimate's leadership.
I am honored to be a finalist for the At-Large seat and look forward to continuing to serve the sport and community to affect a sustainable, equitable growth mindset. Thank you for your engagement and consideration.
Ethan Latinsky
Ultimate is full of wonderful people. In 2010, before ever seeing the sport, I was fortunate enough to meet and witness the camaraderie shown between the old school Scallywags of South Florida on a random Friday night in Gainesville before sectionals. At that point in time, I knew two things about ultimate: a backhand throw and if college teammates could be this close, I had to try out the sport.
In 2011, I transferred to USF to continue towards my master's degree with the goal of becoming a CPA. Thankfully, I lived with an ultimate player at the time who encouraged me during my first year to keep coming out. Even though I was in school, working, and studying for the CPA exam, my toughest challenge was learning to throw a flick.
Year one ended, but my flick never showed up. Thankfully, with a few helpful alumni the following year, I quickly figured it out! After a long struggle, I reached success with the support and help of the entire community around me. I came to truly love this sport as much or more than any I've ever played.
Since then, I've always followed ultimate and how it's grown. Even considering my relatively late start into ultimate and the community, there have been two things that have always stood out to me as the most important hurdles for the sustained success of the sport.
The first thing that we would need to make this mission successful would be to increase our level of care for the heart and soul of ultimate: The ultimate community!
There is a stable and dedicated ultimate community that exists across the U.S., and the sport continues to grow organically! Let's nurture what we already have and engrain it more into communities and schools. We can give ultimate wider visibility and let people see that, even though it's fun to play, it's more than just a sport!
My second area of focus would be the financing for USAU's endeavors. It is a significant part of any business and the major reason I have thrown my name into the hat. I can use my finance and accounting background to benefit your ultimate community whether you're located mountain side, towards Kansas or switch positions.
I would be honored to receive your vote and provide the bookends support of continuing the great traditions of spirit, passion, and fun while providing unique knowledge to assist in strengthening the financial foundation of ultimate. Currently working five minutes away from USAU headquarters, I believe I can immediately help the sport of ultimate continue to grow and cultivate positive change until the very last stall 9 hammer.
Frank Nam
I started playing ultimate in the late 80s at a N.Y.C. church camp where many of my older friends played ultimate at their local high schools (Stuyvesant, Bronx Science, Brooklyn Tech). I started a team at Livingston HS my junior year and played for Rutgers Machine for three more. Ultimate was my first attempt at leadership as I founded, captained, and coached the first-ever team at my high school, and it left an indelible mark on me.
I believe I have the qualifications necessary due to my experiences coaching youth and adults, organizing official USAU tournaments, working in non-profits, serving on non-profit boards, and working in local government.
I am running on a platform of helping USA Ultimate's discussion on equity with a framework that leads with race. To be specific, this would be an intersectional framework. I would use my experience with the City of Seattle's Race and Social Justice toolkit to review USA Ultimate's policies. You can read more about this initiative here.
For many years, I've watched the young people I coached and worked with in South Seattle struggle when it came to macro and micro-aggressions in the form of name-calling, questionable spirit-calls/cheers, and parent comments (amongst other things). I would like to use this experience to help address what is becoming a more common experience in our community and to build bridges that connect rather than divide.
Here are my qualifications:
Ultimate-related experiences: 11+ years of coaching experience at the HS, MS, and club levels. Former Skyd Magazine Youth Coach of the Year and multiple WA State Open CoTY awards during my seven years coaching the Franklin High School Boys team. Coached Seattle Underground for the past five years and worked as DiscNW's second-ever Youth Coordinator for three years. For 10 years, I was either the General Manager or U-19 mixed coach for DiscNW's YCC program and am one of the co-founders of Southend Ultimate Program (which runs the well-known All Girl Everything Ultimate Program). I was also a founding board member and officer for SUP.
Non-profit experiences: I have served on three different boards/committees with local non-profits (Seattle Works, 826 Seattle, Leadership Tomorrow) and have worked directly for non-profits for 10 years.
Government experience: I have local government experience as a Supervisor with the City of Seattle's Department of Neighborhoods. My role was working with a team of community engagement coordinators. During that time, I interfaced with multiple government departments, non-profits, business organizations, local community groups, and elected officials. I sat on the Special Events Committee which heard from and gave feedback to hundreds of organizations that wanted to utilize city parks/streets for fairs, events, marches, and run/walks. I am well-versed in multi-prong community engagement with a race/equity lens.
Currently, I work at The Seattle Foundation where I am working on a two-year grant to study the impact of "Othering and Belonging" on the Puget Sound region. Professor John Powell at UC Berkeley believes that most people come together (or "bond") through shared interests. That is true of ultimate. We all love this sport, and it draws us together. However, when bonding communities become too insular, they tend to "break" – meaning that we start differentiating ourselves from those unlike us, or we make assumptions about everyone in the group. I see this today as ultimate has worked hard on gender equity but seems to miss the boat on racial equity. In order for organizations, teams, players, to move forward, we need what Dr. Powell calls "bridging" relationships. To be a bridge is difficult as bridges get walked on. It relies on dialogue, honesty, open-mindedness, and most of all, vulnerability.
I would appreciate the opportunity to serve on USA Ultimate's Board of Directors in order to help build the bridges so necessary not only in our sport but in our communities.
Thank you.
Timothy Rockwood
In order to promote and preserve—in tandem—the core attributes of ultimate, I have dedicated thousands of hours helping to move our sport towards the level of Olympic inclusion and sponsor underwriting. Your votes for me will help move the disc upfield effectively.
As an elite player in the late 70s and 80s, I was an early member of the Ultimate Players Association, having been a founding member of the Middlebury Pranksters in Vermont and EARTH Ultimate in New York City. In 1982, after Regionals, where EARTH Ultimate defeated the legendary Rude Boys 16-14, I was chosen from 750 applicants to be one of two Olympic Researchers at ABC Sports for the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo and Los Angeles, which, to my chagrin, promptly ended my ultimate playing career due to the travel demands of the job. Nonetheless, I kept my hands in the game and on the disc and, in 1985, I was able to get the USA Ultimate Nationals from Washington, D.C., on TBS Sports network television. Two years later, I convinced my not-so-sanguine sports programming bosses to fund multi-camera production of Nationals from Miami, highlights of which aired in primetime nationally on TBS. Fast-forward three decades and, after being asked by my old friend Nob Rauch to assist WFDF in its broadcasting efforts, I have overseen marketing, production, and digital distribution of WUGC in London, WCBU in France, and WUCC in Cincinnati.
My underlying motivations are twofold: (1) to effect and execute strategies that will enhance development of our sport by introducing it through video media to a much broader audience, especially among youth and non-endemic viewers of sports; and (2) to eventually help pay for ultimate athletes to compete at local and elite levels without digging into their wallets by attracting new eyeballs and sponsors—which will, in turn, attract more diverse athletes in the U.S. and globally. My part-time, volunteer position with WFDF is the opposite of a conflict of interest: It's complementary. My unique sports media expertise and connections can help USA Ultimate—along with WFDF, the best stewards of our sport—accelerate quality of event coverage, growth of distribution channels, and partnerships with new, non-endemic sponsors.
Gender equity is an oft-cited phrase these days, and rightfully so. My track record speaks for itself: At this year's WUCC, WFDF hired a 40-person production team, including 15 on-air commentators, that was majority female: a first. Throughout my career in television and film, I have hired, mentored, and promoted dozens of women and persons of color. In addition, I have extensive experience collaborating to create women's health content in film and television. I believe that USAU and WFDF have unique opportunities to push for gender parity, and I hope to help promote this initiative.
Critically, in a sport with a diverse—and sometimes divisive—stakeholder base, I wish to unite the common interests of all ultimate players in order to advance our sport, highlight our athletes, and attract new viewers, sponsors, and distribution networks.
My non-disc life includes independent documentary filmmaking on social justice, environmental, and women's health issues https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1474959/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 plus volunteering for the past 15 years as a Certified Special Olympics Coach in soccer, basketball, and softball.
Elite Athlete
Kurt Gibson
Since the first time I was invited to play in a local ultimate summer league, I was hooked on the sport. I dropped all other sports in favor of ultimate and have never looked back. I am wholeheartedly invested in the success of this sport and have dedicated much of my life to it. I want to continue to carry on that spirit and energy in leaving the sport better for the next generation. I believe USA Ultimate plays the most critical role leading the direction of the sport and would be honored to continue to contribute to our sport's development as a member of the USA Ultimate Board.
Over the last 15 years, I have been lucky enough to travel all over the world participating in tournaments and teaching clinics. In that time, I have achieved success on the field with a College National Championship, three Club Championships, and two World Championships, and I have dedicated countless hours day and night to pushing my body and mind to the limits to be the best I can be to support my team.
Equally as rewarding as having success between the lines, I have also been able to see the value of sharing and teaching the sport as a role model to youth and other ultimate players across the globe. Understanding the importance of sharing ultimate's core values in the right way to foster that ripple effect globally is critical to growing our sport in a way that is aligned to the vision and mission of USA Ultimate.
The sport has grown tremendously since I began playing in 2003. I have seen great progress within youth programs and partnerships, and this is something I believe should be strengthened. Continuing the development and investment at that youth level for young girls and boys is something I believe to be extremely important to the future of the growth of the sport. We play a unique sport with strong, foundational values that are worthy of spreading as we strive to introduce others to it.
When not playing ultimate, I am a sales executive for a publicly traded company. I have also volunteered my time visiting cancer patients at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas. I also speak to youth cancer patients regarding the trials and tribulations of my cancer journey, encouraging them on their own journey and maintaining a positive mental attitude as they go through treatment.
Ultimate has been a formative part of my life and I would like to continue to contribute to its future on our board. I respectfully request your vote!
Dave Klink
I am running for reelection to the USA Ultimate Board of Directors for the opportunity to continue to contribute to the stewardship of our sport and spirit of the game and to develop and implement policies in my areas of focus, including competition, equity, the rules, and judicial matters.
Athlete Background. I've played college, club, league, and masters over the past 20 years, including 15 seasons of mixed club. For the first half of my career, my teams' seasons ended mostly at sectionals or regionals. In more recent years, though, I was honored to be part of Drag'n Thrust for three national championships (2013-2015) and a world championship (2014) and then to add two more national titles to my ultimate résumé in men's masters (Surly 2016) and mixed masters (Hey Babe 2018).
Coach and Organizer Background. I coached at the youth (women's, mixed, and open) and club (women's) levels, including recently coaching Minneapolis Pop (2017). I served as the competition director of the largest high school state tournament in the country for the past seven years, and I'm the vice chair of the Minnesota Ultimate Board of Directors. I volunteered for eight seasons as a USAU club coordinator in the mixed division. As national mixed director, I communicated extensively with the mixed captains across all flights in the first three years of the TCT.
Muggle life. I'm a husband, father, and business attorney. I advise nonprofit and for-profit corporations on a variety of matters, including corporate governance and litigation.
Values/philosophy. I'm proud that equity and spirit of the game are core values for USAU. I'm an advocate for mixed as well. I additionally believe that equity, SOTG, and mixed are our best marketing centerpieces: The sports world needs alternatives which emphasize these values! USAU must continue to focus on serving women and girls and do more to ensure that the demographics of ultimate reflect those of our country. USAU must strengthen relationships with local and regional organizations so that we are better positioned to grow and to provide more local, meaningful, and affordable opportunities for players and fans. USAU must also continue to focus on communication: I envision a day, soon, when we will all be able to find things on the USAU website without Google, where more than 30 people understand our committee structures, and where more than 1 percent of the members vote in these elections.
Areas of Focus. I'm an active contributor beyond standard board and committee duties. Here are examples of USAU policies with which I have been heavily involved over the past three years, in collaboration with others:
Competition. Reversing the prior TCT strategy of shifting the club season to hold Nationals in the summer; moving the U.S. Open off July 4 weekend and combining with YCC in August.
Equity. Modifying the transgender policy to allow more flexibility for youth athletes (in 2015); in the past year. working to develop a comprehensive Transgender Inclusion Policy (pending board approval); supporting push for divisional equity in TCT coverage and scheduling.
Rules. Developing a new Rules Policy for the philosophy and process by which the USAU rules will be maintained and revised and helping to kick start the group drafting the next edition.
Judicial. Helping to navigate new changes in the legal landscape for sports, including publishing a list of banned players and coaches and revisiting conduct standards.
If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to discuss issues which are important to you, then please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you for your consideration of my candidacy!
Charlie Mercer
I am an upper-middle class cis-gendered white woman running for the Elite-Athlete position on the USAU Board of Directors. I have played, coached, organized, and traveled for ultimate for over 14 years. I'm committed to the growth of our incredible sport – and we have work to do. We talk about being an inclusive place where everyone feels at home, and we're not there yet. That's why I'm running for the USAU Board.
I've represented the U.S. twice at world events and the Philippines three times. My experience playing, living, and training internationally has provided me with a unique perspective. Ultimate as a sport is exploding across the globe, and the U.S. has been leading the way. With this role, there comes a responsibility to lead thoughtfully, and that means learning from what other communities and countries are doing. We lead best when we listen first.
With years in the field of education, I've committed my life to learning, growing, and communicating. I currently run a leadership development program for high school girls of color in Seattle. I'm inspired daily by the youth, their passion, and fire. We need to privilege the voices of groups that aren't being heard, including our youth, because they are our future. Voices have been silenced within the ultimate community at large for too long. The community was loud and clear about topics of equity during the USAU Town Hall Tour, and now is the time to act.
Our sport isn't broken. Our sport is incredible. And we haven't reached our potential yet. I believe that change happens when pressure is applied to organizations from both outside and within. I've been working within USA Ultimate for many years, as a Club/College Regional Director, as a representative on the Club Working Group, to push equity, inclusion, and transparency. I hope to continue this work on the board, with your support.
Have any questions or comments? We welcome community feedback and discussion made in a respectful manner. Please refrain from profanity or personal attacks, as such public comments negatively reflect on our sport and community.


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By Willow Lawson
Psychology Today
Published July 1, 2003 / Reviewed November 16, 2010
Baby boomers have turned 60, an age once associated with early bird dinner specials and slow driving in the fast lane.
But today, age 60 looks like Geraldo Rivera, Mick Jagger and Lauren Hutton, all of whom are in their seventh decade.
More and more, how we grow old is a personal choice. Older folks are going back to school in their 50s, starting businesses in their 60s, training for triathlons in their 70s and, yes, having sex in their 80s.
This is a good thing, according to researchers who have found that negative stereotypes about aging can actually shorten your life. A 2002 Yale University study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that people who have a positive perception of aging tend to live seven and a half years longer than those who don't. The difference may be the result of a better response to stress or even just the will to live, according to the study.
What Brain Drain?
Research has found that memory studies can intimidate elderly subjects into performing poorly. Older subjects score higher on memory tests if they aren't explicitly told that the study is about memory and aging, according to a study by researchers at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.
We are swayed by our own expectations. The research, reported in the Journal of Gerontology, found that elderly subjects scored 20 to 30 percent worse on memory tests after reading a pessimistic newspaper account about aging and memory than those who read a cheerful article about growing older.
People who have an upbeat outlook on aging are also more likely to take control and responsibility for their health. Curbing lifestyle diseases caused by obesity, lack of exercise, smoking and chronic stress is perhaps the biggest hurdle in the aging game. Nearly 55 percent of Americans are overweight and some 22 percent are obese, according to the National Institutes of Health. The rates are even higher for Americans over age 50. These are startling numbers when one considers the impact this will have on future rates of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and arthritis. Arthritis alone plagues half of all Americans over age 64.
"People of all ages are always looking for a magic bullet," says Fox Wetle, Ph.D., assistant dean of the Brown School of Medicine in Rhode Island. Wetle says that while there is no easy way out, exercise may be the "magic shotgun."
Troubling health trends — such as obesity — notwithstanding, new research shows a bright future for those of us entering midlife. Many symptoms long associated with aging are actually signs of disease, according to more current studies.
Between the ages of 30 and 90, the brain loses about 10 percent of its volume. Forgetfulness isn't an automatic result, however. Scientists have found that loss of brain cells due to aging isn't as steep as once thought. In fact, they now believe memory problems aren't a natural part of growing older. Studies have shown that people with bad memories as older adults probably had the same deficiency when they were younger. But later in life, we may attribute it to aging.
Crossword puzzles, practicing the piano and playing chess exercise the brain, counteracting these natural changes. Exercise helps cognitive function too, studies show.
I Want Your Sex
Older people are still amorous with surprising frequency, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association.
More than 4,000 people between the ages of 40 and 80 were polled in the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Around 30 percent of men aged 70 to 80 reported having sex five times in the past month, although only 8 percent of women reported doing so. Most women said the lack of sex was due to the absence of a partner. Indeed, the study found women were more likely to be widowed.
Still, sexual dysfunction was an issue for both sexes, with some 40 percent of men reporting problems such as erectile dysfunction.
Exercise is an antidote for that too, perhaps even more so than pills, according to a two-year study from the Cologne University Medical Center in Germany.
Researchers studied men with circulatory problems and prescribed either an exercise program, the prescription drug Viagra or a placebo. The exercise group, which focused on working pelvis and leg muscles, reported 80 percent better erections, while Viagra resulted in a 74 percent increase in sexual arousal.
But it's not just sex that matters. Social support makes both men and women less vulnerable to health problems, according to a study at the University of California at Irvine. People ages 58 to 90 who described themselves as lonely were particularly at risk.
"It's really important to have confidantes and social support for general health," says Wetle. "We all need something to look forward to that will get us up in the morning."


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Join Bluewater Photo in June 2021 for some amazing muck diving and an up-close look at Apo Island's coral reefs!
June 27 - July 4 , 2021 (7 Nights)
Trip Leader: TBD
7 Nights: $2,271 Deluxe Suite double occupancy
Single occupancy surcharge: $929
Travel Insurance not included, click here to learn more about our preferred plan
Why Join This Trip?
- 25% off rental photo gear from Bluewater Photo
- Leaders who care about their guests' experiences
- Stunning night dives
- Opportunities to photograph rare critter action
- Great support from Bluewater Travel if flight/weather issues occur
- "Bluewater helped me out when I needed it most, the airline wouldn't let me board because of a Visa issue. They saved my butt" - Ray Tsusuki
- 7 nights / 8 days accommodation, twin share in Deluxe Suite room (6+1N Free)
- Complimentary non-stop shuttle transfers from Dumaguete airport/ferry terminal to Atmosphere.
- 7 days of Full Board Meal Package (a la carte & buffet breakfast with fresh juices, tea & locally brewed coffee, 2-course lunch, and 3-course dinner).
- Complimentary 10 min head massage on arrival, and 20 min yoga intro class, and unlimited use of our outdoor gym.
- Complimentary Wi-Fi, filtered drinking water throughout the resort, fresh fruit, tea & coffee in rooms.
- 5 diving days including Apo Island trips (includes tanks, weights, dive guide services, and all daytime marine park + UW camera fees)
- 10 guided boat/shore dives in total.
- Guided dives can be used as night dives or Mandarin fish dives with an additional charge of $12 USD per dive per diver to cover higher local sanctuary fees after 5 pm.
- One complimentary checkout dive on House Reef on arrival day (guided daytime dive with shore entry & exit, including tanks, weights, dive guide services, and all daytime marine park fees).
- Complimentary Nitrox fills for Nitrox certified divers.
- Complimentary marine life presentations (standard schedule, twice a week).
- Complimentary snorkeling on Atmosphere House Reef (incl. snorkeling gear and marine sanctuary fees).
- Includes all government taxes (except airport fees)
To get a little insight as to what the waters around Atmosphere Resort is like, see our Guide to diving Dumaguete.
The resort's instructors and guides are highly trained and know how to get you to fantastic dives. They offer small group diving and the guests' requests are accommodated within safety limits. They also offer flexible dive options.
At Atmosphere, you can take full advantage of some of the world's best scuba diving. The world-renowned Apo Island with its walls, stunning coral and schooling fish is a short boat ride away. Some of the world's rarest critters compete for the underwater photographer's attention along the Dauin coastline near Dumaguete in the Philippines, where Atmosphere is situated. The area is often frequented by underwater photographers in search of exquisitely rare shots.
The night dives at Atmosphere are stunning, as are the mandarin fish dives at dusk and the fluoro dives where you can see the underwater world in a completely new light.
OPTIONAL UPGRADE: Accommodation
- Premium Suite double occupancy $2,343 per person
- Garden Apartment Suite double occupancy $2,414 per person
- Premium Pool Suite double occupancy $2,629 per person
- Up to a maximum of 5 guided boat/shore dives a day.
- Includes tanks and weights, dive guide services, ALL marine sanctuary, night dive, UW camera fees, and Apo Island trips.
- Upgrade fee: $488
Recommended add-on: OSLOB
Visitors may choose to swim or snorkel with the whale sharks in Oslob, or simply watch these gentle and magnificent creatures from the boat. Either way, it's an awesome experience. A van will take guests from the resort to Oslob, which is about an hour and a half away.
- 1 standard snorkeling trip to Oslob with group rate to any package: +$131 USD
- 1 double time snorkeling trip to Oslob: +$155 USD pp
- Oslob trip for kids 0-3y old - FOC
- Oslob trip for kids 4-11y old - 50% off
- 12y old and up – standard adults' rate
About Atmosphere Resort
Atmosphere Resort & Spa in Dauin, Dumaguete, is one of the best luxury dive resorts in the Philippines, offering excellent diving, impeccable service as you would expect from a 5-star hotel, luxurious and comfortable rooms and a wide array of amenities to please the discerning diver and traveler.
Garden Suite Room & Family pools
Restaurant & Private Tree House Dinner
Read the reviews of Atmosphere Resort here.
how to Get there
Trip attendees should fly in and out of Dumaguete through Dumaguete Airport (airport code DGT). Flights may arrive any time on June 21. Return flights should be made any time on the last day of the trip (June 28). Airport transfers are included and travel time is about 20 minutes each way.
Deposit: $800
Payment 2: $800 due January 1, 2021
Payment 3: Balance due March 1, 2021
We can help with that! See more of the Philippines before or after your workshop in Anilao with Bluewater. Flying all that way merits a multi-destination vacation! Puerto Galera, Cebu & Bohol, and Anilao are amazing destinations nearby that offer a range of additional unique experiences. Here are some examples of packages we can add on to your workshop reservation:
*Rates are subject to change at any time; please contact us for the most updated pricing.
Price: Starting at $2,085 per person*
*based on double occupancy and mid-range room pricing. Room upgrades are available and additional peak season rates may apply for certain dates
A few hours' car and boat transfer from MNL, Atlantis Puerto Galera can offer you abundant corals and fish diversity and an inexpensive all-inclusive dive package.
- 7 nights at Atlantis Puerto Galera
- Daily dives
- Free WiFi: Yes
- Swimming Pool: Yes
Price: $2,157.50 per person*
A short domestic flight from MNL to either of these islands offers a whole new experience! See pristine corals and abundant reefs, all with never-ending diversity ranging from tiny seahorses to whale sharks. There are numerous resorts to choose from, but we think Magic Resorts (Magic Oceans Bohol & Magic Island Cebu) offer the best experience for the price.
- 5 nights on each island in a superior de lux cottage
- 20-dive package
- All meals
- Free WiFi: Yes
- Swimming Pool: Yes
Price: $2,160 per person*
*based on double occupancy and mid-range room pricing. Room upgrades are available and additional peak season rates may apply for certain dates
A few hours' transfer South from MNL, this macro haven is an easy add-on to extend your vacation!
- 7 nights in a casitas room at Aiyanar Beach and Dive Resort
- All meals and transfers
- 3 dives daily
- Free WiFi: Yes
- Swimming Pool: Yes
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Einar Ben - Reykjavik
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Located in the center of Reykjavik´s downtown area is Einar Ben, a fine dining Icelandic cuisine restaurant. The restaurant is named after one of Iceland´s most beloved poets and entrepreneurs. Einar Ben had ideas about Hydro Electric power plants to run railway's, heavy industry and on exporting electricity to the UK via a cable from Iceland to Scotland. Einar Ben even lived at one time in the building that today houses the restaurant.
The menu is traditional Icelandic where Einar Ben´s chefs utilize the fresh Icelandic produce. As you browse the menu it´s not unlikely that you will find yourself in trouble deciding what to order. To foreign visitors we recommend trying the Icelandic lamb. the Icelandic lamb has a wild taste as they live wild in the Icelandic country side before they are gathered each fall. Besides the lamb, it´s always worth it to try lobster dishes or local fish delicacies.
If you are a real gourmet person then the set menu is something for you. The set menu is where Einar Ben´s chefs use each day's best produce to create a five course feast for your table. Combine that with carefully selected wines to complement each dish and you might think you´ve died and gone to heaven.
In 2008, Einar Ben was featured on Food and Wine´s magazine´s 'Go to List' and was also awarded the prestige Wine Spectator wine awards. Einar Ben was the only restaurant who made it to both list but a total of 6 Icelandic restaurants were recognized by Food and Wine magazine and Wine Spectator.
Reservations are recommended at Einar Ben and can be done via phone or email. See contact details above. Please note that when booking by email, reservation must be re-confirmed no later than 2 days prior to day of booking to keep the reservation.
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Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 23rd, Aug. 2012 Under Video News
Namco Bandai has released a video detailing a smorgasbord of bonus content for those who purchase the Day One edition of Tales of Graces F, releasing for the PS3.
Fans inn Europe and Asia Pacific will receive the game, an original soundtrack with 12 songs chosen by the team, 4 behind the scenes videos, a high quality hardback art book – all wrapped up in a special folded box. You also receive the DLC which includes the original costumes from Tales of Destiny 2, along with a custom PS3 them.
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45 minutes – $110.00 per person
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3+ people – $95.00 per person – 45 minutes
Pony Rides
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Lesson Information
We have lessons most days of the week, both group lessons and private lessons.
All lessons are by appointment and are taken by fully qualified instructors. All instructors have been teaching at Brockman's Riding School for over 4 years and are very experienced and excellent with both children and adults.
Prior to undertaking a lesson, all students are required to complete our Riding Disclaimer Form. Please download this by clicking here, fill it out and hand it to your instructor on the day.
For Trail Rides you are also required to print out and complete the following Horse Safe Trail Ride Indemnity form.
** PLEASE NOTE: Riders are required to wear smooth soled shoes or boots with a heel, t-shirt over the shoulders or a jumper and jeans or tracksuit pants. Joggers and shorts are NOT permitted. Upon booking all clients will be asked 4 questions to help staff to choose correct horse/pony for their ride, whether it be lesson or trail ride, these being their age, weight, riding ability & any disabilities. Maximum weight of rider is 85kgs. For clarification or further information please call Jenny on 0417 770 312. Thank You.
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This gorgeous four bedroom, split level home has been given a fresh update and is ready for caring tenants. Some features include three bathrooms, stunning stained glass windows, floating timber floorboards and air conditioned lounge/dining areas.
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- Three bedrooms upstairs, all with built ins. Master features ensuite. Fourth bedroom downstairs with ensuite
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I got to bed quite early, around 9:30pm last night. i guess I've just been in a funk lately. Tonight I'm not too sure If bryan will be home or not, so my plans include the gym, ushering for a fine arts event at my school theater, and working on this much dreaded thesis paper 😦 gahhh.
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Creative Specialist in Airbrush Makeup
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This course offers a comprehensive deep dive into airbrush skills for artists to add to their makeup skills, which allows for their careers to be more diverse and also to set them apart from artists in the beauty industry.
The students will work exclusively with the world's number 1 airbrush brand, TEMPTU. Upon completion, they will not only have a higher level of creative skills but also a thorough understanding and product knowledge of the TEMPTU range. Students will leave with the TEMPTU seal of approval. This course combines basic airbrush skills along with professional makeup artist skills to a Creative and Avant Grade Level. The instructors are one of the best in the industry and will be flown in from Europe and NewYork.
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This course will be awarded a certificate from the London Academy of Freelance Makeup and one further one from an accredited global body provided the module will be passed.
Week 1 Airbrush Makeup
You will gain Certificate in (Creative Specialist In Airbrush accredited by BABTAC (British Association of beauty therapy and cosmetology)
- Introduction to airbrushing
- Equipment: Types of airbrush guns, types of compressors.
- Using your Airbrush (Assemble and disassembling your airbrush gun).
- Troubleshooting (Dealing with common problems)
- Health and safety standards
- Product knowledge: types of makeup formulas (Temptu)
- Understanding pressure (PSI)
- Airbrush control: Distance – PSI – Movement control / In class exercises
- Control your airbrush pressure directly from the gun
- Point and shoot exercises, working with Air practice, aim and shoot exercises, back bubbling technique.
- Prepping the skin for makeup application
- Concealing with your airbrush
- Applying a sheer flawless foundation (In class demo and practice)
- Temptu S/B foundation shades
- Colour mixing
- Working with different S/B pallets and using adjusters
- Combining conventional make up techniques with your airbrush make up
- Working in layers
- Creating a dewy base and sculpting the face using Temptu contour kit
- Creating a different eye makeup looks (1x natural / 1x Dramatic)
- Applying blusher and a soft lips colour using Temptu airbrush colours
- Working with Temptu Air Brow stencils and formula to shape/reshape eyebrow
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Students are required to return for a practical and theory exam with an external verifier from the UK in order to be issued with their certificates with CIBTAC. (Confederation of International Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology).
Certificates awarded by BABTAC (British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology) will be issued after successful completion of the module and sent to the student within 3 weeks of graduation.
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In Alabama's special election Senatorial race, the big news has been voters' decision to make the controversial figure, Justice Roy Moore, the Republican nominee for the Senate seat.
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On "Meet the Press Daily" Chuck Todd pressed the question of abortion to Jones, asking, "So you wouldn't be in favor of legislation that said, ban abortion after 20 weeks or something like that?"
Jones said he would not support such legislation. In fact, he said once the child is born, he would "be there for that child." In the astounding statement Jones said, "That's where I become a right to lifer."
That means that there is no point before the birth of the child when Doug Jones running for the United States Senate in Alabama would consider himself pro-life.


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Giant sand portrait at Brancaster Beach will remember Norfolk soldier killed by wolves
PUBLISHED: 15:05 01 November 2018 | UPDATED: 15:08 01 November 2018
A Norfolk-born soldier who lost his life in the First World War will be commemorated by a giant sand portrait as an act or remembrance.
Driver Stephen Hewitt will be drawn into the sands at low tide and washed away as the sea returns to Brancaster Beach on Sunday, November 11.
The north Norfolk beauty spot is one of 32 beaches where people are being invited to assemble on Sunday, November 11.
Large-scale portraits by have been commissioned for an Armistice project by film director Danny Boyle, called Pages of the Sea.
People attending will also be asked to join in by creating silhouettes of people in the sand, remembering the millions of lives lost or changed forever by the conflict.
Victoria Egan, the National Trust's general manager for the Norfolk coast, said: "As we mark Armistice Day this year, the centenary of the end of the First World War will very much be at the forefront of our minds. As we come together as a nation and a local community, we wanted to remember and honour those that sacrificed their lives.
"Driver Stephen Hewitt was born in Norfolk, served with the Royal Field Artillery and died of his wounds in 1916, aged 38. He was buried in Greece, never to return to Norfolk's shores. Many of us have ancestors that we will want to remember and if Brancaster Beach can act as a space for people to come together on the afternoon of November 11, we hope the waves lapping along the shoreline as the sun goes down, will add a sense of peace on such a poignant day."
The portraits commemorate men and women who served or who were casualties of the First World War, most of whom died in active service. They were chosen by Danny Boyle to represent a range of interesting stories – ordinary people who gave their lives to the war effort covering a range of ranks and regiments, from doctors to munition workers, privates to lieutenants and majors.
The public is invited to explore an online gallery of portraits of some of the men and women who served in the First World War, and select someone to thank and say a personal goodbye to either via social media or as they gather on beaches at www.pagesofthesea.org.uk.
Stephen Hewitt was born in Halvergate, Norfolk, in 1878 to Chrisiana Elizabeth Tower Harper and Isaac Christmas Hewitt.
His biography on livesofthegreatwar.org says he married Louisa Caroline Catt in 1899.
The couple lived at Kimblesworth, a village near Chester-le-Street in County Durham.
Driver Hewitt died at Salonica, in Greece on August 31, 1916, at the age of 37. He was out riding the previous day when he was attacked by wolves and died of his wounds. He is buried at the Lahana Military Cemetery.
Fellow officer 2nd lieut J W Hosach wrote to his wife: "I feel it my duty to write and tell you how truly sorry I feel for you, your sorrows being shared by me and the other officers of the battery.
"Your husband was my groom and I just say I have never met sucha straight and good fellow in the same capacity and his place will not be easily filled."
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On The Road To Success!
Shantyra's story is one for the books! Since entering our Permanent Housing Services program four months ago, she was offered an apartment with a private property owner. This new property was a 20 minute commute from her job, and she didn't have a vehicle, but she took the risk, accepted the apartment, and determined to secure a vehicle.
She applied for a loan through our Microloan program, and thanks to our friends at Ephrata National Bank, she received the funds to put towards a vehicle. She was also connected to a local program called Wheels to Work. A car had become available that very day, and she was bumped to the top of the list to receive it!
A few days later, Shantyra was able to sign the lease to her own apartment, and went directly from there to a meeting to transfer the donated car into her name – and she drove away with it that day!
She stood in amazement at God's perfect timing, how clearly He showed His love and care for her and her baby.
We are so happy for Shantyra! And happy too to be witness to seeing the path opening before her.


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Sorry to hear that, Shell. I know it in no way compares, but I remember very vividly the pain I felt when my son chose to live with my mother instead of me. Fortunately, he's only 3 hours away, but it still hurt. I guess the best you can do, is hope she find her way in life. You've done what you can do. That doesn't make it easier though, does it? I dunno if this will help at all, but when my son left and he had some 'drug use' issues shortly after, I started up a mindless hobby to distract myself. In the end, I had a large bookcase that is completely covered in pennies. It's either really cool or a complete horror to look at. I still haven't decided.
It wasn't me who said that god doesn't give you more than you can handle. I don't buy it. Sometimes things just suck and your only choice is to go on. I don't think it's part of a plan, because if it is? I have to say, for a large part of the time, the plan sucks ***.
On the other hand, you did just say you wanted the opposite of mindless. Have you been reading? Sometimes that's a good way to escape for a while. Job hunting is good. I need to do the same, it's just that I don't have the energy to actually do anything about it. I just want someone to do it for me.
I hope your day gets better (and week, month, so on). I don't think I could possibly say anything to improve your situation, but I AM willing to lend an ear when you need it!
thanks mae
well, i've come to the conclusion that i could not have done any more for her. A couple days ago we checked out the computer, and we found out she was starting her old sh1t up again. She had only gotten some trust back, and we think 2 days before she went to canada she had the EX boyfriend over before she went to school (plus she was late for school that day), i don't have to think too hard to know what they were up to.
It hurts like h3ll, but i think she's playing games. I'm getting a vibe that she gave the ex an ultimatum, take me back or i will move away. Just a few emails and notes i've seen now that seem to point in that direction.
Because i know she is playing games, i think its easier to deal with it. I know its not "me", its "her". Plus her dad basically let her run wild when she got there, so she's thinking "cool" no rules..
one day she'll grow up a bit and realise she can't use people for her own amusement..but its going to be a while i'd say
I've been reading a lot and fixing up a few things round the house..
its just so hard though..walking by her empty room, seeing her friends around town.
i'm curious about your penny thing..do you have a pic of this? :)
I don't
but I can take one. Basically, it's just a bookcase with glass doors on the front. I covered all the wood with pennies (heads up on the left and tails up on the right). I just used a hot glue gun, then a coat of high gloss varnish over the whole thing to keep the pennies from falling off (which they did ALL the time). I had one of my stepdaughters friends ask if it was my younger son's project (like I would let an 8 year old use the hot glue gun, I burned the crap out of myself over and over on this project) and had another person offer me $800 for it. (She wanted to resell it in her vintage shop). I wouldn't sell it though, it's a reminder to me that I can get through whatever it is that comes at me. It may not seem like it while it's happening, but in the end, I'm always okay. One saying I really DO believe is "What doesn't kill us makes us stronger".
I hope you can smile and find one good thing to day. I cant relate to the pain of a child leaving, but I know what its like to feel overwhelmed and at your limit. you will get by, you will improve, and you will succeed.
As for keeping stimulated, I find various open source projects and create "proof of concept" versions that can be applied to our infrastructure. Currently I am building an NAS based on linux and an intel P3. I now have a 400Gb NAS that cost the company Zero dollars (old parts) to back up my workstation on, and a possible sell for new equipment in IT when they see how well it works. Busy work can suck, but it can be turned in to play time.
thanks Isaa
its just been one of those days
tried to start a new programming project i been thinking about, thought it might get my mind off stuff but my head is just not into anything at the minute..
and i know something will happen to make me smile..actually, it already did..replys from you guys!
It really does help
doesn't it? I've had many times over the past 5 years where I've gotten wonderful advice and comfort from the people here.
Shell, here's one to be going on with.....
One for the ladies
One day my housework-challenged husband decided to wash his Sweatshirt.
Seconds after he stepped into the laundry room, he shouted to me, "What
setting do I use on the washing machine?"
"It depends," I replied. "What does it say on your shirt?"
He yelled back, "University of Oklahoma."
And they say blondes are dumb...
Right. Now, SMILE. Your daughter is now well away from the bad influence of a boyfriend, and that needs to be looked at as a plus.
Yeah, I know, she's back with her Dad, but look at it as you getting a little respite. After all you've been through with her lately, you need to de-stress. (And yes, I know, I know, this is the pot calling the kettle black, I gottit)
Take this as well deserved "you" time, because you and hubby need it, and you know it. Look at all the optimistic parts of this, and work on those - you have more time for hubby, you can have a few romantic nights, you can plan for Xmas together, hey, you've even got time for some Xmas shopping!
I know none of this will detract from your daughter not being there, but things always look better if you're feeling positive.
It was Tig who said God doesn't give you more than you can handle. But, grief, He does push it at times. I normally find myself just on the edge of the breakdown hill when things inexplicably start easing off.
Been there, done that, got the tshirt more times than I care to admit.
Now. Your medication, missy, is to leave work this afternoon, and pop into the off licence or supermarket on the way home. Pick up a ready meal (go on, I dare you)and at least one bottle of wine. Go home, run a hot bath with your favourite bath bubbles, light half a dozen candles and spread them around the bathroom, open the wine and pour a glass. Relax in the bath while sipping the wine, and when YOU are ready, then leave the bath, heat up the oven and have your 2nd glass of wine whilst it's getting hot. Shove the ready meal in the oven, set the timer, pour glass no. 3, and relax while things are cooking. Pour glass no. 4 and slurp with meal when ready.
Put the meal container in the bin (see? no washing up) and relax in front of the TV for the rest of the evening, with the option of opening wine bottle no. 2.
If you avoid the hangover, you'll feel a damn site better in the morning.
I know this isn't really much help, but with a distance factor involved all I can do is try to lighten the mood and provide support. You know where I am if you need a sound off, Shell.
no rest for me tonight
have classes.. "Interopability" *shudder*
but i will definatly do as you suggested tomorrow night.
i'm going to book a weekend away for me and the hubby..we need it. I'm thinking Christmas markets in Germany or Austria..sounds like good fun..eat sausage and get drunk :)
the joke is good..kinda reminds me of a guy i know!
have spare room if you want to grab a cheap flight to Newcastle on RyanAir - and if you want to know more about our nightlife, check out daughters website...
(that's the section for visitors, btw!)
Genuine, serious invite Shell, if you don't want to go to the expense of going to Europe.
thanks :)
i will definatly keep your offer in mind GG.
it wouldn't be for a few weeks anyways..have some stuff we've to do around here before we can run off for a weekend.


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Like anyone else, he's trying to stay in shape; the difference between him and the average German his age is that Lukas stands out as the only white man jogging along the streets of Kumasi, Ghana, at 05:30—and he's always looking for a way to bridge the gap between running and sharing his faith.
Lukas moved to Kumasi in August 2016, as part of a year-abroad venture he has undertaken with OM. Having been born in Egypt, and moving back to Germany when he was seven for his parents' work with OM, Lukas is no stranger to OM's international presence, and when he explored other options, he came to the conclusion that OM was the best fit.
Lukas brings to Ghana a fresh perspective on advancing the gospel through sports, a rising trend in international missions—but he had no idea when he left Germany that his ministry would take place on the football pitch.
Though his desire had been to join OM Ghana ever since he visited OM Ghana Field Leader Chris Insaidoo in 2014, Lukas first sought out discipleship, unsuccessfully in South Africa and later joining OM's Missions Discipleship Training programme in Kabwe, Zambia.
It was in Zambia, after the two-month programme, that Lukas joined a training programme for sports ministry—and at the same time Chris arrived from Ghana to attend a leadership meeting.
"Originally they had planned for me to do school ministry," Lukas says. "But when Chris learnt that I was training for sports ministry, he decided it was a good fit."
OM Ghana had previously attempted to launch a sports ministry, but it hadn't been successful, and ever since the team had been praying that God would provide a new sports opportunity.
While receiving sports ministry training, Lukas learnt new concepts he plans to implement during his time in Ghana, such as 'whole life coaching'—the application of a specific sports skill, such as heading in football, to life skills and, ultimately, the Christian faith.
Lukas also learnt about fatherlessness and the significant influence coaches have on children's lives—and he's seen it firsthand.
"One of my neighbors lives with his aunt, because his parents don't want to take care of him," he says about a boy he spends time with regularly. "Working with kids like him is an amazing opportunity."
Such a situation highlights what Lukas sees as the most important aspect of sports ministry: building relationships to open doors for evangelism and discipleship.
"Sports is an international language," he says. "Wherever you go in the world, you can play football with locals, and you can make friends immediately. You don't even necessarily need to speak their language, but by the way you play as a Christian, the way you respect others and act differently, you can be a witness. Sports are a platform where it's easy to make friends and share the gospel."
To that end, while in Ghana, Lukas is looking for ways to build relationships with everyone he meets—even when he's going for a run in the morning. During one jog, he met a young Christian man who, like most other Ghanaians, plays football regularly. He and Lukas have run together a few times since, and they've met in Lukas's home to talk about faith and sports.
Lukas has also connected with local school teachers and coaches to play football with children during P.E. periods.
The transition from discipleship student to leading sports ministry has proved to be a challenge for Lukas—though his faith has grown as a result. From MDT to 'real-life' mission work, he has experienced a noteworthy change.
"The first six months, when I was in Zambia and southern Africa, it was all just getting training, receiving information, learning, and people giving me a lot of attention and guiding me," he recalls. "Here [in Ghana], it's a completely different feeling. You need to be intentional and think for yourself."
Chris has ideas about the future of OM Ghana sports ministry—such as a three-fold strategy to reach schools, churches and communities, as well as an OM Ghana team fitness programme—but for the most part, Lukas has to take the initiative himself; he's also the only Westerner on the team, which provides its own set of challenges, as his responsibilities and cultural adjustments have tested his relationship with God.
"I've learnt that I need and want to be more intentional about my faith, and not have a faith that depends on my circumstances; so wherever I go and whatever I do, my faith does not change."
As the only OM Ghana staff member working on sports ministry, Lukas has taken the liberty to plot out goals to aim for until he returns to Germany next April—a wide variety of plans ranging from a kids' team and sports camp to a running club involving Bible study and prayer. While OM international's annual Run for the World event took place in September, Lukas says he wants to put together a similar event, encouraging locals to run and raise funds for OM Ghana's various ministries.
However, as part of his six-month plan for OM Ghana, Lukas's biggest goal is to train one or more Ghanaians in sports ministry skills, so that the programme can continue even after he leaves.
For Lukas, the possibilities are nearly limitless.
"There are many different programmes, and ways to connect sports to discipleship and evangelism," he says. "It's simple and effective—plus, sports are awesome."
Published: Wednesday, 01 February 2017
Credit: Andrew Fendrich
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