Campfire Saturday–Junior High Winter Blast–Good News!
Hello, Blog friends. It’s Campfire Saturday! Please enjoy this sneak peek at one of my blogs written for Camas Meadows Bible Camp.
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Campfire Saturday–Senior High Teen Camp–Monster Hunter!
Hello, Blog friends. It’s Campfire Saturday! Please enjoy this sneak peek at one of my blogs written for Camas Meadows Bible Camp.
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Campfire Saturday–Middle School Camp 2–Like David . . . Only Better!
Hello, Blog friends. It’s Campfire Saturday! Please enjoy this sneak peek at one of my blogs written for Camas Meadows Bible Camp.
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Campfire Saturday–Junior B Camp–Made for a Purpose!
It’s Campfire Saturday! Please enjoy this sneak peek at one of my blogs written for Camas Meadows Bible Camp. Junior B Camp
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Campfire Saturday–Middle School Camp 1–The Father’s Heart!
Hello, Blog friends. It’s Campfire Saturday! Please enjoy this sneak peek at one of my blogs written for Camas Meadows
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Campfire Saturday–Junior High Winter Blast!
But so many times when I talk with people about this amazing thing called camp, this crazy life God has called us to, folks want to simplify the camp experience and break it down to the bare numbers.
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Campfire Saturday–This is Your Brain on Faith!
And yes, of course true friendship involves mashed potato art! In this case, another mashed potato duck.
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It’s Campfire Saturday! –Summer Staff Winter Retreat
At Camas Medows Bible Camp, the day after Christmas isn’t for finding all the stuff you lost underneath that pile
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Battleground!
She gazed up at that ocean of stars and felt so small. Beneath that giant sky, all her problems felt suddenly small, too. Knowing that the God of all those huge and brilliant things had made her and loved her brought an unexpected peace.
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Running From God!
Among this raucous splash of humanity were also children who had no faith background at all. Sometimes they would giggle when a counselor prayed or shout out a wild and perhaps slightly sarcastic, “Amen, brother!” during chapel as they attempted to navigate a strange social situation that was completely foreign to them.
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