Nine reasons I believe in camp ministry

Saturday night I got an email asking if I could help drive our church teens down to Camp Benaiah today for a week of camp. I was thankful for the opportunity to do it because I believe in camp ministry.

Here are some of the reasons why…

1. Young people have fun at camp.

2. Old people act young at camp.

3. Young people slow down at camp.

4. Relationships are built and strengthened at camp.

5. Character is revealed at camp.

6. Convictions are tested at camp.

7. Young people get marinated in God’s Word at camp.

8. The world to grows “strangely dim” as young people “turn their eyes upon Jesus” at camp.

9. Lives are transformed at camp.

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I reckon this link section needs a more permanent title. Right now I’m leaning toward “Life on planet blog.” I may change my mind.

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Just emailing from camp:)

Loved those reasons, including the marinating of campers in the Word.

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