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More than 1,500 students attended last year's Fuego Frio. First Baptist Bossier City is once again hosting the youth conference Feb. 10-11.

Former LSU soccer star Mo Isom headlines Fuego Frio youth conference Feb. 10-11

January 17, 2017

By Message Staff

BOSSIER CITY – Former LSU soccer player Mo Isom and First Baptist Bossier City Pastor Brad Jurkovich are among those scheduled to speak during the upcoming Feugo Frio student conference.

Scheduled for Feb. 10-11 at First Baptist Bossier City, Fuego Frio will feature eight pastors from throughout the U.S., each speaking for 10 minutes on a variety of topics. Other highlights of the weekend include illusionist Danny Ray of Yucaipa, Calif., comedians 321 Improv of Boca Raton, Fla., and musical guests the Hardcastles of Austin, Texas.

“What we’ve got is these eight speakers who represent some of the largest churches in America do 10 minute talks,” said Jeff Luce, director of Camp Fuego. “We have these guys who are really solid communicators commanding an audience of so many on Sundays and they’ve agreed to come in for this short blast to talk to students about their passion.”

Last year, 1,594 youth from at least five states attended Fuego Frio. By the end of the conference, 72 of them made a first-time decision to follow Christ as their Lord and Savior.

“That’s the purpose of this whole weekend,” Luce said. “In the end, we come together to see major moves in people’s lives, which is the real benefit of the whole thing.

Tickets for Fuego Frio at $30 and include a t-shirt. For more information, call 800.478.3755 or e-mail frio@campfuego.com.

Various speakers and musical guests will lead Fuego Frio.

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