Hartland

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About Us

Our Mission Statement

“To take the everlasting gospel to the world in this generation through evangelistic, educational, health and media ministries.”

Established in 1983, Hartland Institute of Health and Education promotes healthful living, quality Christian education, and missionary work. We train young men and women to be Christian missionaries in the fields of Bible work, pastoral work, public evangelism, medical ministry, Christian education, and Christian media and publications. We also operate a lifestyle education center which offers health guests the opportunity to learn and adopt lifestyles to better health.

Located in the beautiful Piedmont region of central Virginia, we also promote country living. Our students enjoy the peace, quiet, and surrounding scenery as they perform their everyday tasks and study the Bible—preparing for their life-calling. Our health guests are also blessed by the scenic views while their lives are being restored to good health. We are also located near many historic sites which students enjoy visiting while they study history.

Hartland is founded on the principles of the Word of God, and follows the blueprint given in the Bible for Christian education and a solid, healthful Christian lifestyle. The education we offer is a balanced blend of academics and training in practical skills.

The main divisions of Hartland Institute are Hartland College, Hartland Lifestyle Education Center, Hartland Publications, and Hartland World Mission. We also operate a diversified agricultural farm and provide a variety of media and technology services. Every summer, Hartland conducts a one-week youth Bible camp, which has proven to be a tremendous blessing to the many young people who attend. Hartland also publishes two periodicals, Last Generation magazine and Hartland Ministry Report.

Last Updated Sep 7, 2011

Portland, OR

Location: Portland, OR
Starts: May 11, 2013
Speaker: Dr. Colin Standish
Contact: Pastor Mike Bauler
Phone: (503)351-6937

Dr. Colin Standish will be in Portland, OR on May 11, 2013 speaking to the church which meets at the Tremont Evangelical Church, 7115 SE Woodstock Blvd. His topics will be:

9:45 am: How to Strengthen Our Churches
11:00 am: No Creed but the Bible

Please join us for Christian fellowship in studying God’s Word.

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Creswell, OR

Location: Creswell, OR
Starts: May 4, 2013
Speaker: Dr. Colin Standish
Phone: (541)895-3888

Dr. Colin Standish will be speaking at the Creswell Sabbath Fellowship, 120 Oregon Ave., Creswell, OR on Sabbath, May 4. His topics will include:

9:30 am: How to Strengthen Our Churches
11:00 am: No Creed but the Bible
3:00 pm: What Happened to the 16th Century Reformation?

We look forward to fellowshipping with you if you are able to join us.

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Spring Convocation

Location: Hartland Conference Center, 278 Dogwood Ln, Locust Dale, VA 22733
Starts: April 26, 2013
Speaker: Dr. John Kelly and Jesse Ravencroft
Contact: Events Coordinator
Phone: 540.672.1996 ext 232

Restoration: The Sanctuary and Medical Ministry

April 26–28, 2013

Featuring
Dr. John Kelly passionately shares scientific evidence for treating and preventing disease through lifestyle. He was founding president of American College of Lifestyle Medicine, the medical specialty society for clinicians who use therapeutic lifestyle interventions to treat and manage disease. John serves as medical director for an outpatient lifestyle program treating the causes of chronic disease, and practices lifestyle medicine in Rocky Mount, Virginia.

Jesse Ravencroft, originally from Oregon, now works in Georgia as manager of W. D. Frazee Sermons. Jesse graduated from Hartland in 2003 as a Pastoral Evangelism major. He is also a certified massage instructor and currently a practicing licensed massage therapist. He teaches massage at Wildwood and the therapeutic massage course at Hartland. He enjoys giving Bible studies, doing medical missionary work, studying prophecy, being out in nature, and reading history.

“What about my kids?” you may ask. We have good news! There will be programs available for the children and youth (ages 3–17). Guest speaker, Jesse Ravencroft, will be sharing messages in the youth program (ages 13–17). We hope to see you and your family there!

Schedule
Friday
5:00-6:30 pm Registration
6:45 pm Medical Missionary Work and the Everlasting Gospel – Dr. John Kelly

Sabbath
5:00 am How To Memorize Scripture – J. H. Shin
6:25 am A Mother’s Faith was Stronger Than the Storm – James Whitaker
7:00 am Breakfast
8:45 am The Cleaning of the Heavenly Sanctuary and the Last Generation – Dr. John Kelly
10:45 am Christ’s Ministry in the Earthly Sanctuary – Dr. John Kelly
1:00 pm Lunch
3:00 pm Concert
4:25 pm The Mystery of God – Norbert Restrepo
6:45 pm Adam’s Fall and Christ’s Victory – Dr. John Kelly

Sunday
5:00 am How to Do a Devotional Bible Study – J. H. Shin
6:25 am God’s Saving Doctrine – Eric Viana Rosa
7:00 am Breakfast
8:45 am The Art of the Medical Missionary Work – Jesse Ravencroft
10:45 am Christ’s Method Alone Gives Success – Dr. John Kelly
1:00 am Lunch

Information/Registration
Preregistration is necessary for those wanting to stay on campus or eat in our cafeteria. For more information or to preregister, call 540–672–1996 ext 232 or email events@hartland.edu.

Check in is between 5:00–6:30 PM, Friday, April 26, 2013 in the Conference Center foyer. Please come here to confirm accommodations (meals and lodging).

On-campus Lodging (Limited)
Our on-campus lodging is very limited. Therefore, guests MUST call ahead and secure lodging with a deposit equal to the first night’s fee. Guests must provide their own bedding and towels. To secure your lodging, contact the events coordinator at 540–672–1996 ext 232.

Rustic Cabin* (one large room sleeps 10, has ceiling fan, heat in the cold months, and electricity) — $10 per night per person
RV or Tent Sites* (with water and electricity) — $20 per night


Rustic Tent Sites — $10 per night



*A shower house is provided for those in cabins and tents.

Meals (we serve breakfast and lunch only)
Adults $8.00, Children ages 5–12 $6.00, Children under age 5 are free with adult meal purchase


Tickets are required for all meals and are nonrefundable. 

Purchase tickets by calling 540–672–1996 ext 232. Meals are prepay only. We serve vegan meals, which may be prepared with nuts, nonirritating spices, herbs, and gluten. We are not able to cater to special diets.

Children/Youth
We offer programs for children and youth. Young people under 18 must have an adult take responsibility for their safety and behavior. Swimming, boating, or playing in the lakes and ponds is prohibited. Bicycles and skateboards are prohibited. This is for everyone’s safety.

Pets
Pets should be kept quiet and not allowed to roam freely. Pets are not allowed in any campus building. A special pet patch is located near the camping area. Please clean up after them.

Area Hotels
Comfort Inn, Orange, VA | 9 miles | 877-424-6423

Holiday Inn Express, Orange, VA | 8 miles | 800-465-4329

Best Western, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 800-528-1234

Comfort Inn, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 877-424-6423

Holiday Inn, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 800-465-4329

Microtel, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 800-771-7171

Directions
For GPS Users: 278 Dogwood Lane, Locust Dale, VA 22733
From the North: Take Hwy 15 south from Culpeper for approximately 10 miles. Turn left on Rte 614 (Locust Dale Rd). Hartland is 1.25 miles on the left.


From the South: Take Hwy 29 north from Charlottesville for approximately 25 miles. Turn right on Hwy 230 east for approximately 10 miles until it ends at Hwy 15. Turn left on Hwy 15 north. Go approximately 4 miles. Turn right on Rte 614 (Locust Dale Rd). Hartland is 1.25 miles on the left.

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Sunday, April 21, 2013 1:30–4:00 pm

Hartland Institute runs a small farm which helps supply fresh produce for our cafeteria and enables Hartland College students to learn practical skills. It helps many of them to pay their way through school. We invite you to our farm’s grand opening as we begin to serve the nearby communities in a more personal way, providing them with fresh and wholesome produce.

Join us for:

  • Farm tour
  • Appetizer samples
  • Recipes
  • Health info on the produce
  • Fresh produce and transplants for sale*
  • Home gardening info and tips

*All your purchases help sponsor students who are working their way through school!

Our regular hours are:
Monday–Thursday, 8:30 am–5:30 pm

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South Hill, VA

Location: South Hill, VA
Starts: April 19, 2013
Speaker: Dr. Colin Standish
Contact: Pastor Richard Vaughn
Phone: (434)865-4589

Dr. Standish will be speaking at the Victory Everlasting Gospel Church, 139 Country Lane, South Hill, VA on April 19 and 20, 2013. His topics will be:

Friday 7 pm: The Oxford Movement and Protestants
Sabbath 11 am: The Protestant Reformation and its Failures
Sabbath 2:30 pm: Preaching in Sunday-Keeping Churches
Sabbath 4:00 pm: A Roman Catholic Cardinal Changed US Protestants

If you are in the area, please join them for fellowship in studying God’s Word.

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Lifestyle Center Costs

Jan 29, 2013

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Sessions * Cost
18-Day Session $3,569.00
Accompanying Spouse $3,212.10
Companion/Observer $1,500.00
10-Day Session $2,624.00
Accompanying Spouse $2,362.00
Companion/Observer $1,000.00
7-Day Session $1,836.00
Accompanying Spouse $1,650.00
Companion/Observer $735.00
5-Day Session $1,312.00
Accompanying Spouse $1,180.00
Companion/Observer $525.00
3-Day or Weekend Session $790.00
Accompanying Spouse $710.00
Companion/Observer $315.00
One Day Session $250.00

* 10% discount for registering two weeks in advance

Off-Session Lodging and Treatments

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Lodging Cost
One Day Stay * $150.00
Companion ** $60.00

* Includes bed, treatment, meals, and lifestyle consultation

** Companion shares bed with guest

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Treatments Cost
1/2 Hour $35.00
1 Hour $60.00
Special Treatments $100.00

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Winter Convocation

Location: Hartland Conference Center, 278 Dogwood Ln, Locust Dale, VA 22733
Starts: January 25, 2013
Speaker: Dr. Grant Leitma
Contact: Hartland Events Coordinator
Phone: 540.672.1996 ext 232

January 25-27, 2013

Start 2013 off the right way! Dr. Grant Leitma, Chair of the Department of Psychology at Washington Adventist University, will share how we can have the mind of Christ. Don’t miss out on this practical presentation.

Speaker
Grant Leitma, PhD, has been teaching at Washington Adventist University in Takoma Park, Maryland since 1982, and chairs the Department of Psychology. He lives with his wife Terry and their three children in Frederick, Maryland.

Information/Registration
Preregistration is necessary for those wanting to stay on campus or eat in our cafeteria. For more information or to preregister call 540–672–1996 ext 232 or email events@hartland.edu.

Check in is between 4:00–5:15 PM, Friday, January 25, 2013 in the Conference Center foyer. Please come here to confirm accommodations (meals and lodging).

On-campus Lodging (Limited)
Our on-campus lodging is very limited. Therefore, guests MUST call ahead and secure lodging with a deposit equal to the first night’s fee. Guests must provide their own bedding and towels. To secure your lodging contact the events coordinator at 540–672–1996 ext 232.

Rustic Cabin* (one large room sleeps 10, has ceiling fan, heat in the cold months, and electricity) — $10 per night per person
RV or Tent Sites* (with water and electricity) — $20 per night


Rustic Tent Sites — $10 per night



*A shower house is provided for those in cabins and tents.

Meals (we serve breakfast and lunch only)
Adults $8.00, Children ages 5–12 $6.00, Children under age 5 are free with adult meal purchase


Tickets are required for all meals and are nonrefundable. 

Purchase tickets by calling 540–672–1996 ext 232. Meals are prepay only. We serve vegan meals, which may be prepared with nuts, nonirritating spices, herbs, and gluten. We are not able to cater to special diets.

Children/Youth
We offer programs for children and youth. Young people under 18 must have an adult take responsibility for their safety and behavior. Swimming, boating, or playing in the lakes and ponds is prohibited. Bicycles and skateboards are prohibited. This is for everyone’s safety.

Pets
Pets should be kept quiet and not allowed to roam freely. Pets are not allowed in any campus building. A special pet patch is located near the camping area. Please clean up after them.

Area Hotels
Comfort Inn, Orange, VA | 9 miles | 877-424-6423

Holiday Inn Express, Orange, VA | 8 miles | 800-465-4329

Best Western, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 800-528-1234

Comfort Inn, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 877-424-6423

Holiday Inn, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 800-465-4329

Microtel, Culpeper, VA | 12 miles | 800-771-7171

Directions
For GPS Users: 278 Dogwood Lane, Locust Dale, VA 22733
From the North: Take Hwy 15 south from Culpeper for approximately 10 miles. Turn left on Rte 614 (Locust Dale Rd). Hartland is 1.25 miles on the left.


From the South: Take Hwy 29 north from Charlottesville for approximately 25 miles. Turn right on Hwy 230 east for approximately 10 miles until it ends at Hwy 15. Turn left on Hwy 15 north. Go approximately 4 miles. Turn right on Rte 614 (Locust Dale Rd). Hartland is 1.25 miles on the left.

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Escalon, CA

Location: Escalon, CA
Starts: November 9, 2012
Speaker: Dr. Colin Standish
Contact: Dale McDonald
Phone: 209.605.0349

Dr. Colin Standish, President Emeritus of Hartland Institute, will be speaking at the Escalon SDA Church November 9-10, 2012.

Friday 7:00 pm Rebellion in Our Ranks
Sabbath 11:30 am Evangelical or Everlasting Gospel
Sabbath 2:30 pm Women’s Ordination
Sabbath 4:30 pm Preaching to Evangelicals and Pentecostals

If you are in the area, you will not want to miss this special weekend.

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Last Generation's Fall 2012 Promotional

Nov 9, 2012

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Dear Hartland Friends,

My name is Betsy Mayer, I am the editor of Last Generation magazine—a 32-page, full color magazine written to share the Seventh-day Adventist message with your outreach contacts. If you aren’t familiar with Last Generation, you’ve missed out on a great way to share the Thee Angels’ Messages.

Let me share a recent story about how effective this magazine is in finding people ready for God’s last-day message.

A few weeks ago, our sales manager returned a reader’s call. His wife answered: “We’re trying to figure out how we got your magazine, ‘Back to Basics.’ We live with our children and they aren’t religious. We’re born-again Baptists and love the Lord. You can imagine how surprised we were to find this magazine on their coffee tableWe read it from cover to cover and want more copies! We also want to sign up for a subscription and sponsor some of our friends, too!”

“Back to Basics” is our special issue on the Thee Angels’ Messages and the law of God. This sincere couple “ate it up!”

Every year at this time we offer great discounts on subscriptions to Last Generation magazine so that you can send God’s truth to your friends, co-workers, and family. We regularly feature topics that interest all people—health, current events, family, the life of faith, personal conversion stories, and stories of Christians throughout history. We weave the Seventh-day Adventist message into these features in an easy-to-read format.

Last Generation comes six times a year. Our regular subscription price is $15. We offer a $12 subscription price for 10 or more addresses and a $10 subscription price for 20 or more addresses. We have great discounts on bulk quantities sent to one address, too. If we receive your order before the end of 2012, you will qualify for a 5% discount, in addition to these great prices. This applies to any current subscriptions you renew between now and the end of the year as well.

You can mail your order to us, or you may purchase all your subscriptions at our online store: www.lastgen.net.

We look forward to partnering with you in sharing God’s end-time message.

Yours in the Blessed Hope!

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Betsy Mayer
Managing Editor

Click here to download order form.

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Family Summer Camp Meeting, July 24-29, 2012

Location: 278 Dogwood Ln, Locust Dale, VA 22733
Starts: July 24, 2012
Speaker: Dennis Priebe, Isaac Olatunji and others
Contact: Events Coordinator
Phone: 540.672.1996 x232

Winning: A Spiritual Perspective On Being Successful in Earth’s Final Moments.

Hartland’s Family Camp Meeting is a place where the whole family loves to come! Don’t be late for the first meeting which begins at 6:45pm Tuesday, July 24, 2012. Camp meeting goes until 12:30pm Sunday, July 29, 2012.

Seminar presenters and their topics are:
Dennis Priebe | Face to Face With the Real Gospel
Gwen Hawkins | Homeschooling Whys and Hows
Isaac Olatunji | Will the Real SDA Please Stand Up?
Ted Huskins | God’s Plan for You as a Steward

Featured Speakers:
Dennis Priebe is an Amazing Facts Revivalist with 40 years experience as a pastor, teacher, and seminar speaker. Throughout the United States, Elder Priebe presents seminars on the subject of righteousness by faith. His goal is to help Christians grow into the fullest possible relationship with Christ.

Isaac Olatunji is an Oakwood University Professor of Religion and Theology and a 1994 Hartland Pastoral Evangelism graduate. He is also the speaker director of Project Latter Rain ministries. Dr Olatunji specializes in evangelism, leadership development and health education. Through revival and reformation, he seeks to prepare God’s people to meet Jesus when He comes again.

For more details, call 540-672-1996 ×232.

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