Hartland has postponed its agriculture summit to next year.
with emphasis on the gospel, education, and the role of agriculture.
Come enjoy the blessings!
Gabriel McClover currently serves as the Chairman of the Board for the Adventist Agricultural Association. He and his wife Vonnelle own and operate a plant based restaurant called the Vineyard Cafe and juice bar in Summerville, GA. Gabriel and his wife are passionate about agriculture using the produce they grow exclusively in their restaurant. Gabriel spent 10 years in sales, marketing & business development for 3 Fortune 500 companies before moving to Summerville and founding the Vineyard Café & FITT Challenge LLC with his wife Vonnelle in 2016.
Gabriel is passionate about sharing his knowledge & experience in business with young people as a mentor, coach, and business consultant. Gabriel and Vonnelle are proud parents to 6 children: Elizabeth, Tiffany, Preston, Madison, Matthew, and Eliana.
Dr. Philip G. Samaan served for more than 20 years at Southern Adventist University as a professor in the School of Religion.
Upon his retirement, he was voted as a professor emeritus. While teaching at Southern, he was the recipient of the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, the President’s Award for Commitment to Student Success, and the President’s Award for Customer Service Excellence. He also held the Ellen G. White Memorial Chair in Religion for 18 years.
Prior to his long experience at Southern, he served as the Chief Editor of the Adult Sabbath School Lesson Quarterly at the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, and as a professor at the Theological Seminary at Andrews University in Michigan. While there, he served as Director of Doctor of Ministry.
Earlier in his ministry, Pastor Saman served as a missionary at the headquarters of the Africa-Indian Ocean Division, and Director of Youth Outreach and Campus Ministry of the North Pacific Union Conference. He pastored and was ordained to the gospel ministry in the Idaho Conference.
Dr. Samaan remains active in his Christ’s Way ministry as an accomplished author, an engaging teacher, and an inspiring public speaker.
Tony Fuentes is the Farm Manager, Agriculture Teacher, and Men’s Dean at Hartland College, as well as the Director of the Piedmont Bible Camp. With over a decade of farming experience, he is dedicated to educating and inspiring families to embrace a country lifestyle. Tony has a deep passion for working with youth and teenagers, taking annual missionary trips to various countries to share his love for service. He is happily married to his wife, Kenya, and is a proud father of three children: Yetzley, Jabneel, and Yetzraim.
4:00 – 6:00 PM | Registration
5:30 – 6:15 PM | Supper
6:30 – 8:00 PM
Campfire Vespers Dr. Samaan
6:00 – 6:55 AM | Early Morning Meeting
7:15 – 8:30 AM | Breakfast
8:45 – 10:35 AM
Bob Gregory
Sabbath School
10:11 AM – 12:15 PM
Dr. Samaan
Divine Service
12:30 – 1:30 PM | Lunch
1:45 – 2:00 PM | Digestive Walk
2:30 – 5:15 PM
Outreach (2:30 – 5:15 PM)/ Concert (3:00 – 4:00 PM)
Q&A (4:15 – 5:15 PM)
5:30 – 6:15 PM
Supper
6:45 – 8:45 PM
Gabriel McClover
6:15 – 6:55 AM
Exercise – Mr Shin
7:00 – 7:50 AM
Devotional Gabriel McClover
8:00 – 8:30 AM
Breakfast and digestive walk
9:25 AM
Safe Travels
For more information, kindly reach out to the Event Coordinator:
Phone: 540-672-1927 or 540-672-3100 ext:1212
Email: events@hartland.edu
Events Office Hours: Monday – Thursday, 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
*Lodging prices don’t include meals.
The wellness center offers central heating and AC. Free parking is available in the back of the building. There are a total of ten rooms with one or two beds (either double or queen size), all with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. The event site is across the road, less than 5 minutes away walking.
Our rustic cabins are a minute’s walk from the event site, so no need to drive. They are equipped with baseboard heating, ceiling fans, and windows. There is a shower house with restrooms nearby. Cabin beds are single-sized, and each cabin contains 6 beds. Guests must bring their own bedding, towels, and toiletries. Open flames are not allowed in the cabins. Warmers and slow cookers can be used. Wifi availab
Embrace the freedom of bringing your own RV to the Fall Convocation! Our accommodations cater to all, including those traveling in recreational vehicles. With convenient hookups, water, and the beauty of nature at your doorstep.
Each site can have a maximum of two tents. Spaces are available on the RV site with an additional charge.
Massage
Unwind and rejuvenate at our Health Summit with our exclusive massage experience. Let our skilled therapists melt away your tension, leaving you feeling relaxed and revitalized. Don’t miss this opportunity to pamper yourself and prioritize your well-being. *Limit two per customer
Salt Glow
Indulge in the ultimate relaxation experience at our Health Summit with our rejuvenating Salt Glow Hydrotherapy service. Immerse yourself in the benefits of this unique therapy, designed to stimulate circulation in the skin and induce peripheral vasodilation, all without the need for heating or cooling. Afterwards, enjoy the feeling of euphoria and a sense of well-being as the treatment promotes lymph system drainage. Elevate your wellness journey with this soothing salt glow experience. *Limit two per customer
Infrared Sauna
Revitalize your immune system at our Health Summit with our Infrared and Steam Sauna services. Immerse yourself in the dual benefits of these therapeutic experiences, enhancing your immune system, promoting accelerated healing, and alleviating stress. Step into the infrared sauna to enjoy the warmth penetrating deeply into your body, fostering cardiovascular health. *Limit two per customer
Steam Sauna
Alternatively, bask in the soothing steam sauna, a gentle retreat for your pulmonary system. Elevate your summit experience as you embrace the rejuvenating effects that go beyond relaxation, nurturing your overall health and vitality. *Limit two per customer
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Off-campus Registration (Online or Daily):
Registrants can receive a full refund up until one week before the event, which is July 22nd, 2024.
If cancellation is within 7 days of the event a refund will be given minus $100 fee.
On-campus Registration:
Registrants can receive a full refund if we are able to place someone from the waitlist in their spot.
If we cannot place someone from the waitlist, registrants can receive:
– 75% refund up until 21 days before the event.
– 50% refund up until 7 days before the event.
Refunds within 6 days of the event will be at the discretion of Hartland Health Summit organizers.
Please note that refunds will be issued to the original form of payment within a reasonable timeframe.
Requests for refunds must be submitted in writing to healthsummit@hartland.edu and will be processed promptly according to the terms outlined above.
A: Yes, we will provide a shuttle to and from all the previously mentioned airports for a flat rate of $50. Please send us your date and time of arrival. There will be scheduled pick-up times for each Airport that will be provided once we have a better idea of arrival times.
A: Yes, each individual, including children, must register separately. As we anticipate high demand for this event, we are closely monitoring attendance to ensure we do not exceed capacity for seminars and classes. Each attendee will be checked in individually to maintain capacity limits. Additionally, we are offering a children’s program tailored to different age groups, so it’s essential to provide the names and ages of all children attending to customize their experience.
A: Unfortunately, all cabins are designed to accommodate four people due to limited space. However, you can request to be assigned with a friend. Otherwise, we will pair you with another attendee, offering a wonderful opportunity to forge new friendships!
A: All of our on-campus accommodations include access to the program, food, and of course lodging.
A: We’ll be offering the same nutritious cuisine prepared during our Lifestyle sessions—vegan, oil-free, unprocessed, and whenever possible, organic. Trust us, the food is a highlight not to be missed!
A: Absolutely! While parents attend seminars and classes, we’ve curated an engaging program for children. They’ll enjoy water activities, crafts, scavenger hunts, nature walks, and more!
A: The program is priced at $200 per child, aged 3 to 16 years old. This fee helps cover the cost of snacks, activities, and more.
A: While we’ll send out a detailed list of recommended items for each accommodation, here’s a quick preview: don’t forget your towels, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, and attire. Get ready to dive into the experience!
A: While we adore pets and typically welcome them on our campus, we’ve implemented a temporary no-pet policy for this event due to the number of attendees and potential allergies. However, certified service dogs are always welcome.