Well, camp is over for the year and what a great week it was, learning that living for Jesus is being pretty extreme in today’s culture and society. Many things were learned by the campers as well as the staff and six or seven children gave their lives to Jesus during the week!!! It was sad to see the week end, but that just means that we begin to plan for next summer!!!
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