Area Activities

There’s lots to do in the area while visiting the AIIA Institute on the shores of beautiful peaceful Lake Hebron here in north central Maine. Below are a few ideas.

 

 

  • Kayak and boat on Lake Hebron (AIIA owns three kayaks and a row boat).
  • Go fishing on Lake Hebron (Bring your own tackle, or AIIA owns a few rods/nets. Fishing licenses can be purchased in town.)
  • Go on a moose safari. (Moose are regularly spotted within a 15 mile radius of Monson).
  • Climb nearby Borestone Mountain.
  • Hike a stretch of the Appalachian Trail. (The AT connects directly to Monson).
  • Visit the Monson Museum; see Town web site for summer hours at monsonmaine.org
  • Enjoy a Friday Night Hootenanny at the Monson Community Center. (Bring your instrument or just listen.)
  • Worship at the Monson Community Church on Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.
  • Visit the Indian Store on the south shore of Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine (15 miles north of Monson)
  • Visit the Indian Hill Gifts and Sporting Goods store in Greenville. (Lots of area-based souvenirs, gifts, and sporting goods).
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Saturday, October 7, 2017 2:00pm - 4:00pm
MONSON, MAINE • FAITH MATTERS | FORENSIC FAITH CURRICULUM

FAITH MATTERS is a monthly meeting sponsored by AIIA during which we examine worldviews, belief systems, and a variety of issues of life and truth — all through the lens of Christian apologetics. This event typically features lectures, resource reviews, and conversation geared for thinking adults and senior teens. FAITH MATTERS is open to the public. No admission charge. Participation is welcomed but not required. You will not be made to feel uncomfortable. Light refreshments are often provided.

FEATURED THIS MONTH: A review of, and a discussion on, an exciting new curriculum from J. Warner Wallace entitled FORENSIC FAITH. The kit includes a DVD, a book, and a participant’s guide. It is designed for use in small groups, Sunday School classes, or other apologetics-related educational courses. In this curriculum Wallace, a homicide detective, “makes the case for a more reasonable, evidential Christian faith.” Come check it out with us!

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