Thank Jesus for an awesome camp this year. I personally had a blast and felt blessed to be there.
Here are some pics
The site was beautiful. Especially on the third day when the sun finally decided to join us again.
Tanya and Natalie :) People kept confusing Tanya and I up. Others thought Natalie was our sister. Haha! She is though.
Here is the treasure...
The girls had a little testomony-heart-to-heart-worship time in Ziychik II (name of the girls cabin). Everyday I see more and more of Jesus in the actions, words and countenance of our young woman.
Here is half of my cabin. Totally not taking pictures of themselves during church service.
And then the final hike up the mountain. All five minutes of it was a blast. As you can see, I remember saying something mean to David. He will get over it :) Haha
If you were around these girls in the AM you would have heard the entire good morning rap, but here are the last few seconds of what I could catch.
"Top of the mornin to ya girly"
So to answer my own question. Indeed, I did leave the camp site feeling the Lord's blessing because young people came to know Jesus Christ. My favorite parts of the weekend consisted of the church services, especially the worship!
"It rain outside, and it rain inside because God bless us"
-Pastor Mike Sahan
PS: If you have any comments or suggestions about camp email me or post a comment and if God wills it will be even better next year!
A lot of prayer went into the youth camp. It was indeed blessed, and the rain played a big part in that. I am learning that rain truly is a blessing! Aside from weather and chaos, I agree with Paul's quote that in the end when hearts are changed and turned to Jesus it is all worth it. With that said, there are no complaints from me. Worship services were amazing (my favorite part)! I also enjoyed that 5pm Bible study/testimony time. My only "complaint" is to have that every night of camp? I think it was a great ice breaker and great way to get to know the girls and build friendships! Maybe have something like that with a mixed group of people (whoever is interested) instead of making it exclusive to girls. A bit of both is good. Overall, the purpose of this camp was Jesus and though it may be difficult to plan things such as a designated time for optional Bible study it should be everybody's main goal! Oh, and I appreciated the showers in the rooms as far as amenities went :)
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