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HOPE

CANADA's

GODS MISSION. OUR ADVENTURE.

Summer/Fall2015

Manitoba Edition

Issue 10

A PUBLICATION OF

Celebrate!In the same way, there is joy

in the presence of Gods angels

when even one sinner repents.

L U K E 1 5 : 1 0 N L T

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Inside

GODS MISSION.OUR ADVENTURE.Canadas Hopeis the biannual

publication of One Hope Canada.

Letters, articles and photos

are welcome. Names of many

of the people mentioned in

articles have been changed.

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Summer/Fall 2015Manitoba Edition

Issue Ten

Cover imagetaken at

Dauphin Bible Camp

Additional Photo Credit

Red River Cart photo on

page 22 by Trevor Pritchard

HOPECANADA's

Do we have a reason to celebrate?

IN THE OLD TESTAMENT, GOD SPOKE CLEARLYTO THE ISRAELITES BY INSTRUCTING THEM TO

CELEBRATE. WHY? So they would not simply carry

on with daily life, but would purposely pause, ref lect

on Gods hand in their lives, rejoice, and be merry!

Jesus also used the act of celebrating in His parable

of the prodigal son.

Do we have reason to celebrate? Is it right for us to

celebrate? Would God approve of our celebration?

Yes, yes, andyes!

As a mission, we pause to celebrate the completion of this summers campseason. We have prayed, we have given, we have organized and planned, we

have wondered, doubted, worried, and then prayed again and again. Looking

back on the 2015 summer camp season, we rejoice how God used One Hope

Canadas camps and ministries to present the Gospel to thousands of children.

Hundreds committed their lives to Jesus.

Do we have a reason to celebrate? I say, Yes!

ABOUT THE CHAIRMAN

Ferdi has been serving on the National Board since 1995 and became the Chair in 2000.

As a young adult, he volunteered at a children's camp, and that is where he heard the

message of salvation for the rst time. He believes that ministry to children is possibly

the most important Christian ministry: c hildren need to hear about God.

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

BY FERDI VAN DONGEN

3 Chairmans Message

5 Finding Mother

9

Celebrating Growth

16 Message of Gratitude

17

Summer Ministry

by the Numbers

20 Partnering for the Kingdom

23 Radio Ministry

26 Remembering a Ministry

30

Cooking with Kathy

31

Supporters

CANADA

4 Field Director Editorial

6 Dauphin Bible Camp

8

Celebrating Hope

10 Gimli Bible Camp

13 Roseau River Bible Camp

14 Turtle Mountain Bible Camp

18 Camp Photos

22 Working Together

24 Valley View Bible Camp

28

Adventure Day Camp

MANITOBA

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FIELD DIRECTOR EDITORIALBY WAYNE EISBRENNER, MANITOBA FIELD DIRECTOR

Give praise

to the LordMAKE KNOWN WHAT HE HAS DONE

The theme of this edition is celebration and

according to the dictionary, this means to

observe or commemorate with ceremonies or

festivals; to make known publicly, proclaim,

to praise widely or to present widespread and

favorable public notice.

As I considered this editorial, my mind kept

going to the Don Moen chorus I learned many

years ago: I will celebrate, sing unto the Lord,

I will sing to Him a new song!, because we

do have so much to celebrate. We witnessed

3,700 children and youth come to camp, many

of these for the very first time. About a third

of those have no regular exposure to any

type of an evangelical Christian church. So,

we continue to stay true to our mission of

proclaiming the Gospel to those with the least

opportunity to hear of Christ.

As you read and interact with the stories

that follow, keep in mind the words of the

prophet Isaiah, who wrote in 12:4: In that

day you will say: Give praise to the

Lord, proclaim His name; make known

among the nations what He has done, and

proclaim that His name is exalted.

We celebrate what God has and is doing to His

honour and His glory.

CELEBRATE WHAT GOD HAS AND IS DOING

We do have so much to celebrate!"

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Some days, I tried to make supper

and in the middle of stirring the

creamed corn, would get distracted.

Dad sometimes got burned corn and

potatoes, but he never complained.

He just appreciated my trying.

While losing Mom was hard, and

though I didnt have siblings, I wasblessed with an absolutely wonderful

father. He was so kind and I knew he

would always keep me safe. I knew

he needed a wife and I needed a

mother, so I simply asked God to

send us someone.

A year after Mom died, I was

invited by friends to Gimli Bible

Camp. It was my frst time at camp;

I was so excited to travel by bus with

friends! As we tumbled out of the

bus, we were greeted by a lady with

a sweet smile. She reminded me of

my mother and I was immediately

attracted to her. I discovered this

pretty woman wasnt married, and

my ten-year-old heart was thrilled!

I followed her around all week, and

didnt leave camp before taking herpicture and getting her address.

At home, I waited for the r ight

moment. One night after supper I

showed Dad the picture and told

him, Dad, this is the lady I want for

my new mom. Here is her address.

Now you write to her. Being the

shy man he was (it took years to get

up the courage to ask Mom to marry

him), he responded with a decided,

No Faye, I cant do that. >page 12

W

hen I was nine, my mother, Gretta, died and every-

thing was different without her. Our house seemed so

empty at times. I was the only kid I knew who wore a keyaround her neckeveryone else had a mom to welcome

them home after school. I let myself into the empty house and waited

for more than an hour before Dad came home from work.

by Faye Rempel

MY

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God useslittle moments

to do big things

I realized God was asking me to takemy family and spend the summer as campnurse. To tell you the truth, I was afraid!in that moment: I am going to do

something amazing! Not realizing

how amazing it would be, God

brought my daughter into His

family as a result of the time we

spent at camp.

The staff were wonderful

at camp; one staff member in

particular took the time to let

Ellianna tell him stories and he

wrote down what she told him.

God used this little exercise, which

she has come to love, to enable my

daughter to express the love thathad been growing in her heart for

Him. After creating a story about

dinosaurs with this head cabin

leader, she then used storytelling

to tell me about Princess Ellianna,

who let go of her anger because

Jesus died on the cross for her and

rose again! Precious words that I

was not expecting to come out of

her mouth in the moments I spent

with her after lunch one Friday.

She was so excited to tell God she

loved Him. In fact she repeated this

confession numerous times as she

expressed in her own words how

thankful she was for Jesus and

what He did for her.

This event made my whole

summer worthwhile, because the

soul of my child is of utmost value

BY COLLEEN JOHNSON

CAMP NURSE

A moment. Thats how it all

began. A moment of saying yes to

serve at Dauphin Bible Camp for the

summer; a moment of saying yes

to spending ten minutes with my

daughter, Ellianna. To tell you the

truth, I was afraid! I realized God

was asking me to take my family

and spend the entire summer as

camp nurse. However, a true feeling

of peace came over me when these

words were spoken into my soul

A moment

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A true feeling of peace came over

me when these words were spoken

into my soul in that moment: I amgoing to do something amazing!

to me and our Heavenly Father.

God used these moments and a kind

young man this summer to bring

my four-year-old daughter into

relationship with Him. I believe

these moments were possible and

happened in the time they did

because of the opportunity mydaughter had to be a camp kid this

summer. I thank God daily for the

way He used the staff at Dauphin

Bible Camp to bring about this

commitment from my daughter!

DAUPHIN BIBLE CAMP

www.dauphinbiblecamp.com204-638-5568

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Why did God leave us one account

after another of wounded lives being

restored? Did He orchestrate this

so we could be grateful for the past

or so that we could look back with

amazement at what Jesus did?

My belief is that isnt the reason at

all. The purpose of these stories isnt

to tell us what Jesus did but to tell

Have you ever asked yourself

why that is the case? Why are

the Gospels full of such seemingly

hopeless people? While the

situations may vary, their conditions

dont they are trapped, rejected,

estranged, with no place to turn.

Often the only words on their lips is

a desperate prayer.

One cannot read the Gospel accounts without quicklyrealizing that we find in the pages one story after another of Godmeeting people where they hurt. And it is into that hurt that

Jesus, God with us, enters into those loves with simple actions.

Sometimes a word of grace and mercy, sometimes a touch of

kindness, fulfilling the prophecy, The Spirit of the Lord is on me,

because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He

has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of

sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of

the Lords favor.

Celebrating

Hope

by Wayne Eisbrenner, Manitoba Field Director

Many childrenhave boughtinto the lie thatthere is no hope.


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Our Mission has been able to speak the truth and demonstratethe unconditional love of Jesus. We celebrate the amazingchanges that are evident as young lives come to know Jesus.us what Jesus does, so that we can

together with the Lord, celebrate the

hope that we have in Christ.

These stories are historic moments

when a real God met real pain, so

that we can answer the question that

so many are asking today, where

is God when I hurt? And today

as perhaps never before, there is a

sense of hopelessness in our children

and youth. This past summer our

ministry points encountered many

children and youth who have

bought into the lie of the evil one

that there is no hope. We have

children whose thoughts are being

led to self-mutilation, self-harm even

to the point of suicide.

For the past eighty-eight years,

our Mission has been able to

speak the truth and demonstrate

the unconditional love of Jesus

particularly to children and youth

and we continue to do so in these

days. And while we are at times

overwhelmed with the issues that

we see in these young lives, we are

also privileged to celebrate with

the Lord and the angels in the

amazing changes that are evident

as young lives come to know

Jesus in a personal way. It has

been my privilege to witness first

hand changed lives and can bear

testimony to the fact that we have a

God who is our hope and who cares

about us inf initely more than we can

fathom.

Great is the Lord and most worthy

of praise; His greatness no one can

fathom. One generation commends

your works to another; they tell of

your mighty acts. They speak

of the glorious splendor of your

majesty and I will meditate on

your wonderful works. They tell of

the power of your awesome works

and I will proclaim your great

deeds. They celebrate your abundant

goodness and joyfully sing of your

righteousness. Psalm 145:3-7

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Celebrating

Growth!WE ARE GROWING! We are so thankful that we now have the

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Canada (formerly CSSM Ministries) with over 20,000 homes through each

edition of Canada's Hope.

This larger print quantity also means that we are able to improve the quality

of paper we use for the magazine you are now holding - making it easier for

you to read and enjoy for the same costs as our previous newsprint.

Thanks for your ongoing support and enjoycelebrating with us what God is doing!

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but every year he would have a

major meltdown. The first year

I heard some yelling, noticed he

was emotionally out of control and

escalating, and that his cabin leader

did not know what to do.

I held him tight until he could

calm down--he tried to scratch and

bite me as he poured out his hatred.

The next year, during our

overnight tenting at Camp Morton,

I noticed him chasing a boy with a

club, with murder in his eyes. I held

him again for about ten minuteswhile he fought viciously. As he got

a bit under control he complained,

The mosquitoes are eating me! I

wrapped my huge shirt around his

tiny body and we struggled some

more until he fell asleep, and I laid

him in his sleeping bag. It was only

about 8:30 but he was safe and out

for the night.

real name) was coming back to

camp this year I was excited. Histhree sisters and brother attended

camp for years but each stopped

when they were about 14 due to

pregnancy or legal issues. Their

home life is not the best, and they

were always a challenge to have

at camp. Mikey, the youngest,

attended when he was 8, 9 and 10

years old. Mostly camp was good,

Art Thiessen was visiting, and

challenged us to cheer everytime we hear about such a

miracle. The angels in heaven do!

While the chastened staff were

enthusiastically cheering I started

bawling. While I know all four

boys, one of them is special to me.

When I finally stopped crying I

was able to share why:

When I found Mikey (not his

Four boys became Christians last night,one of our cabin

leaders shared at morning staff meeting. Good news, but not

unusual, as about a dozen campers make that decision every week.

Celebrating

Salvation

I would

have immediately

and gladly given

my life that his

could be better.

Above & Right: 2015 Campers who heard

the saving message of the Gospel.BY DON ROE

CAMP DIRECTOR

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He made a square with his hands.

Strange. I asked him, What was that?

and he replied, A window. I am in

prison and I am trying to see what it is

like outside. My heart broke. He had

perfectly explained what his life was like.

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The third year his cabin leader,

the best I could give him, dragged

the angry child to me saying, He

attacked another boy. I dont know

what else to do. We let him go

and Mikey ran to the trampoline,

with me following. We bounced

a bit. I lay on the side and quietly

watched a lot. Every ten minutes

or so, over the next hour-and-a-

half I stopped him and we talked.

Towards the end, when he was

ready to apologize and rejoin his

group, he stopped bouncing and

went over to the trampoline netting

and made a square with his hands.

Strange. I asked him, What was

that? and he replied, A window. I

am in prison and I am trying to see

what it is like outside. My heart

broke. He had perfectly explained

what his life was like and, at that

moment I would have immediately

and gladly given my life that hiscould be better. But it doesnt work

that way. And the next month,

the postcard that we sent to him

to encourage him, came back. He

had moved and I couldnt discover

where to. That was three years ago.

On my computer in my office

the background pictures are of kids

that have affected me in some way.

And when their picture comes up, I

pray for them. I had been praying

for Mikey, 30 seconds at a time, for

three years but now he was 13 and,

excited as I was that we would

have the chance to minister to him

again, I was concerned about what

kind of behaviour we would have

to handle from this, much larger,

angry young man.

God knows what He is doing.

Mike sucked up the attention we

gave him, and four days later wasable to understand and accept

Christ s offer to free him from his

prison. I couldnt give my life for

Mike, but Christ did. That is worth

cheering about!

GIMLI BIBLE CAMP

www.gimlibiblecamp.com

204-642-5707

He was able

to understand and

accept Christs

offer to free him

from his prison.

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I hounded him for days.

Sometimes, I would walk

past his bedroom and see

him on his knees by his

bedside. I hoped he was

praying for the courage to

write that letter.

Finally, he agreed to write,

but he cautioned me, Faye, this

doesnt mean she will want to

have anything to do with us. I

understood that, but couldnt wait to

see if shed respond. Every day I ran

home from school and checked the

mailbox, and every dayno letter.

Weeks passed, but I didnt give up

hope. One afternoon I opened the

mailbox and my heart leapt. There

it was, a pink envelope. The longest

hour and a half of my life was spent

waiting for Dad to get home!

The pretty woman from Gimli

Bible Camp, Irene Adams, agreed

to meet Dad. She also agreed to be

his wife, an answer to my prayers.

I didget my new mother and Igot

to choose her! I distinctly remember

one incident where my new mom

and I were disagreeing about

something and when I complained

to Dad, he put down the newspaper,

looked me right in the eye and said,

Faye, you picked her, you work it

out! What could I say?

My prayers were answered in

such a beautiful way, yet recently I

realized there was more to this story

than even Ihad thought.

Several years ago I was looking

through some of my second moms

keepsakes and came across a real

treasure, a certicate given to her

many years before. It simply read,

This is to certify that Irene Adams

has attended Summer Bible School

conducted at Thunder Creek School.

It was dated July 26, 1934, when she

was eleven.

On the certicate I recognized

another name, the signature of the

Bible School teacher, Miss Gretta

McIntyre. My second mom had told

me that the rst time she heard the

Gospel was from Gretta, a twenty-

nine-year-old CSSM missionary,

who spent her summers travelingto different communities playing

her harpsichord, singing songs,

and telling children about Jesus. I

recognized Grettas name, because

twelve years after the certicate had

been issued, Gretta McIntyre married

my dad and, two years later, at age

forty-three, gave birth to me.

God, in His faithfulness, had

woven together the answer to my

prayeryearsbefore I was born! When

Dad wrote that rst letter to Irene,

he didnt know his rst wife, Gretta,

had introduced Irene to Jesus and,

although Irene had never met Dad

personally, she knew that Gretta

would have married a good man, so

she felt led to respond to his letter.

And, as Paul Harvey always said,

Now you know the rest of the story.

MotherFINDING MYContinued from page 5


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breath in, and then it happens.

Slowness approaches and through

the fogginess of sleep deprivation a

precious moment is born in which

we undoubtedly see God moving.

Celebration is ultimately the

driving force behind what we do.

Knowing that God can and does

work in the hearts of the broken and

battered. The outbursts at campfires

of broken homes and embittered

families, the loss of self-worth in

an ever progressing self-centered

world, and in the moments when

screaming is all that seems left to do.

These are some of those hard

moments but, celebration is also

found in the profound moments of

understanding, the moments when

child-like faith shines through an

unsuspecting crowd, and in the

stillness of a clear star-filled night.

Celebration really boils down to

the joy of the Lord, the revealing of

His plan, and the work of His people.

Lamentation 3:22-23 says, The

Lords lovingkindnesses indeed

never cease, For His compassions

never fail. They are new every

morning; Great is Your faithfulness

(NASB).

Gods faithfulness in itself issomething worth celebrating. This

past year we celebrated our 25th

anniversary and I challenge you to

reflect on the faithfulness of God in

your life and celebrate His goodness.

ROSEAU RIVER BIBLE CAMP

www.roseauriver.ca

204-427-2445

Celebrate

The joy of the Lord, the revealingof His plan, and the work of His people.The moments throughout the

summer, when all is lost in the

constant attempts to get your

Peewee campers to slow down

enough to complete the basic daily

tasks, are solidified at the end-of-

day experience of having those

small souls ask how they can know

Jesus.

Maybe your summer has looked

more like a frantic reminder of

an over-paced world in which

we are dying to just get one more

Relentless commitment,

unyielding duties and an obdurate

motivation, most definitely

mean the kingdom of God is a

party. The words of Tim Neufeld

echo throughout this summer

again and again. The very idea of

celebration can easily be swept

away by overloaded schedules and

seemingly outlandish expectations,

but this is camp after all, and the

one thing that brings it about face is

the very real fact of celebration.

God can

and does work in

the hearts of the

broken & battered.

The kingdom

of God is a party.

BY JARED FAST

MINISTRY DIRECTOR

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CREATIONdemonstrated through

lightening, meteorites, beautiful

red sunsets on a glassy lake, all

declaring Gods awesome power,beauty and handiwork.

PRAYER WARRIORSresulting

in countless answers to prayers.

Miracles - After staff prayed with

Victor who was terrified of storms,

he willingly joined the others in

chapel amidst the torrential rain

and booming thunder (which he no

longer heard!).

WALK IN FRIDGE ANDFREEZER UNITS SURVIVED

another summer!

ATTENTIVENESS OF CAMPERS

in chapels, their joy and spiritual

hunger for Gods Word, campers

praying for the first t ime,

campers opening up to staff and

experiencing Gods healing and

forgiveness.

they daily poured God's love into

campers' lives.

TRANSFORMED LIVESas non-

churched campers became engaged,

asked questions and gleaned

new understanding of His truths.

Evidencing staff and campers

growing deeper in their faith.

GODS LOVEpatiently

demonstrated (amidst weather

diversities) - the unspeakable JOY as

campers commit their lives to Christ.

VOLUNTEERSwho lifted the

load with clean-up and camp

preparations.

DONATIONSof meat, potatoes,

produce, fruit, cleaning supplies,

materials for games, and financial

gifts towards building, staff

support and general funds.

STAFF FAMILYas God met

every staff need with God-focused

dedicated teams who lived out the

theme, POWERED BY PRAYER, as

Summer 2015 was another exceptional summerto

celebrate Gods hand that was evidenced in so many ways:

CelebratingGod's Hand

Gods handwas evidenced

in so many ways

BY HOWARD AND KATHY WEIR

CAMP DIRECTORS

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Many, O Lord my God are the wonders you have done...

were I to speak of them, they would be too many to declare.PSALM 40:5

A GRANDMA who served in

laundry, and enjoyed many of the

camp activities with enthusiasm

(wall, zip line, tubing behind the

boat, etc.), was priceless!

NEW BOARD MEMBERS

FUNDRAISERS of Canola for

Camp, donation of hockey jersey

signed by Jonathan Toews, and

upcoming events planned for this

winter.

NEW FACILITYAmidst the

devastating disappointment of

being unable to begin construction

this fall as anticipated (awaiting

stamped engineered drawings),

we have His peace. We were

reminded the Master builder has a

plan that will astound and exceed

all human time expectancies and

realize these setbacks are not a

surprise to God.

We celebrate knowing HE IS IN

CONTROL...HE IS FAITHFUL

and continues to do exceeding,

abundantly above anything we

could ask or imagine!

TURTLE MOUNTAIN BIBLE CAMP

www.tmbc.ca

204-534-6844

You can generously help cover the travel costs of our

mission team by simply donating your Air Miles to One

Hope Canada. Email or call us and well tell you more

about this great opportunity to partner with us in sharing

the Gospel to thousands of children and youth from

across Canada each year.

If you would like to start collecting Air Miles for us, just

let us know and we will send you a One Hope CanadaAir Miles card.

Thank you so much for making a dierence in this way!

Toll Free 1-888-960 -2580

[email protected]

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7000+MangaBooksfrom the

Bible League

of Canada!

This summer One Hope Canada

received over 7,000 Manga books

from the Bible League of Canada to

distribute to thousands of campers

at 23 camp locations, stretching

from Pender Island, BC, to Hampton,

NB. What a gift!

Over half the children and youth

who attend our camps come fromhomes with no Christian inf luence.

These Manga books are an effective

way of telling them who Gods Son

is, and what Jesus did for them.

We are deeply grateful for the

ministry of the Bible League of

Canada, as we could not have

covered the cost.

Response from the frontlines

has been encouraging:

The Manga books are awesome!We used them during cabin

devotions. It was exciting to see the

campers, and especially the boys

who have a hard time sitting still,

make the connection between the

story we read in their Manga book

and the same story in the Bible.

Thanks so much, Bible League of

Canada! (Mark Wilson, Program

Director, Maple Springs Bible Camp,

Peachland, BC)

1.800.363.9673

Box 368, Grimsby, ON

L3M 4H8, Canada

www.bibleleague.ca

@BibleLeagueCan

Bible League Canada

Transforming livesfrom the inside out.

Last year, more than 688,000 peoplechose to follow Jesus Christ andover 9,808churches were planted.

Bible League Canada partners with local Christians around

the world and Canada to provide Scriptures and training

through:

Childrens Ministry

Church Planter Training

Adult Bible-based Literacy

Support of the Persecuted Church

Will you join us?Visit www.bibleleague.cato learn how.

Were passionate about sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.

MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE

BY JUANITA NEUFELD

HR/RESOURCE TEAM LEADER

The Manga books are awesome!


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This past summer,

in Canada

children and youth

heard the

20,5303,753staff and volunteers thanks to

GOSPEL.

We present the Gospel especially to thosewho have the least opportunity to hear the Gospel,particularly to children and youth and we disciple

believers for living and serving in the Church.

children and youthheard the

3,700856staff and volunteers thanks to

GOSPEL.

Here in Manitoba

cooks

cabin leaderslifeguards

maintenance

nurses and more . . .

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SUMMER

2015Celebrating

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Valley View BIBLE CAMP

Turtle Mountain BIBLE CAMP

Turtle Mountain BIBLE CAMP

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The National Board wanted

to determine rural church

ministry needs and discern

what and how to effectivelyand sustainably meet them.

W

E INVITE YOU TO EAVESDROP

IN A CONVERSATION BETWEEN

CO-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BILL

McCASKELL AND ALBERTA FIELD

DIRECTOR CLIFF PEDERSEN ASTHEY DISCUSS THE NEW VISION

FOR CHURCH AND COMMUNITY MINISTRY

WITHIN ONE HOPE CANADA.

You are a new face to many of our readers

outside of Alberta. Tell us a bit about your

connection with One Hope Canada.

From age 10 to the present, One Hope Canada has

signicantly impacted my life. The rst prayer I saw

answered was prayed by my school bus driver, a

One Hope Canada (formerly CSSM) pastor. The rstchurch I attended as a new believer in my teens

was a One Hope Canada church. After Bible college,

the rst church I pastored was with the Mission.

My wife, Gloria, grew up in a One Hope Canada

church, attended Camp Silversides many summers,

and taught VBS with the Mission two summers.

Fourteen years ago, the Lord called us to rejoin

the Mission as Alberta Field Director.

Tell us about the Missions history of sending

community missionaries and how that led to many

churches being planted across the country.

Over 140 churches grew out of the faithful ministry

of community missionaries who had a passion to take

the Gospel into Canadas remotest corners. Some rode

horses, others bicycled, and some had vehicles. T hey

taught the Bible in schools and promised children a

free week at camp for memorizing 500 Bible verses.

Many met the challenge, camps were started, and

out of these ministries grew Sunday schools, which

frequently developed into churches.

What has happened to those churches?

Many churches joined denominations, went

independent, or closed their doors when community

demographics changed.

There have been some encouraging developments

in One Hope Canada regarding our church and

community ministries. Bring us up to speed.

God used Canada Revenue Agency to trigger an initial

review. The National Board wanted to determine rural

church ministry needs and discern what and how to

Souls Saved,

Lives Changed,

Christ

Glorified

Left: Bill McCaskell

Right: Cliff Pedersen

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AGC would appreciate our assistance in helping small

town pastors raise support, so they wouldnt need a

second job. The more we researched, the more evident

it became that we could help each other be more

effective at building Gods kingdom.

What does the partnership mean for One HopeCanadas existing church ministries?

Over the next year or two, One Hope Canada churches

can determine which umbrella they best ft under.

Our more established churches will slide under the

AGC banner if they can fully support their pastor.

When a pastor needs or chooses to be bi-vocational,

he can be accredited with AGC. This will see our

churches and missionaries evaluating what works

best in their community. We, of course, will continue

to fellowship together at annual conferences and will

add AGC pastors to our conference registrations whenthey need to come under our banner to raise support.

What is your hope and prayer for the future?

Once we work through the next year or two of

transition, I sincerely long to see the Gospel going

into rural/small town settings all across Canada

through community missionaries. I sincerely long to

see churches birthed. We have the tools through the

AGC and the means through One Hope Canada. Christ

stated He would build His Church a nd it shouldnt

matter how He chooses to do it, as long as souls are

saved, lives are changed, and Christ is glorifed.

it became evident that

we could help each other

be more effective at

building Gods kingdom.

effectively and sustainably meet them.

We even asked: are we doing something another

group is doing? Is church ministry needed?

Then we discovered that CRA does not allow us to have

bi-vocational missionaries, because we are what theycall a religious order. That creates a signifcant problem

for many pastors who need to supplement their income

or work in their communities to develop relationships

for sharing the Gospel.

At the heart of the new vision is a partnership

with the Associated Gospel Churches. Explain the

partnership and why it is so important.

Over the past year, much research was done to

determine if there was another non-denominational,

Gospel-centered ministry seeking to plant and sustain

churches in small towns or rural settings.

AGC is thoroughly evangelical, has more than 150

churches, congregations, and ministries across

Canada, is non-denominational, and has no missions

programs or camps. Because CRA does not see them

as a religious order, their pastors are f ree to be bi-

vocational. AGC works in out-of-the-way communities

and has developed resources to assist churches and

small town pastors to be ef fective. We learned that

Then we discovered that

CRA does not allow us to have

bi-vocational missionaries.

That creates a significantproblem for many pastors,

who need to supplement

their income.

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by Wayne Eisbrenner, Manitoba Field Director

of the thirty-eight board members

who serve our ve Manitoba camps.

Allow me to introduce you to two

of these individuals.

Dennis Zilinskiis on the board

of our Roseau River Bible Camp

(RRBC) and has been involved at

camp for many, many years. Dennis

has served as a board member for 22

out of the 25 years the camp has been

operational. Joshua Scorgie pastors

the Baptist Church in Erickson and

recently joined us on the board of

Dauphin Bible Camp (DBC).

This past summer our camp

ministries, which employ seventeen

full-time year-round front-line

missionaries, were assisted by over

856 volunteers and summer staff.

In a time when we are told that

volunteerism is dying, we celebrate

the individuals who take time out

of full and busy schedules and give

many hours of dedicated service so

that children and youth can hear

and learn and experience the love

of Jesus rsthand.

Key to our ministry is the work

One of the pictures that our Executive Director couplecontinue to put before us is that of the Red River Cart. The point

is to emphasize that locomotion for the cart is dependent on

both wheels. In a similar fashion, the mission of One Hope

Canada can only be fullled when both the corporate wheel

(Ministry Resource Centre and Front-line missionaries) and

grassroots wheel (Board members, volunteers) work together.

Working Together

What motivated you to become

a board member of a One Hope

Canada camp?

DENNIS: Initially I was asked to

be involved on the board by the

Gift Discernment Committee and

I wanted to serve somewhere at

RRBC. My initial involvement

was as a counselor and I loved

it, so because of my loyalty and

commitment to camp, Im still

involved.

JOSHUA: I was impacted as a

young Christian going to Galilean

Bible Camp in Ontario, which is

a One Hope Canada ministry. It

gave me an opportunity to serve

as a young Christian leader, and

the opportunity now to serve on

the board of Dauphin Bible Camp

is allowing me to be a part of

impacting others for Christ.

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USING RADIO TO SPREAD THE WORD OF WHAT GOD IS DOING IN CANADA

One Hope Canada

Uses RadioEVERY SUMMER, ONE HOPE CANADAS 46 MINISTRY POINTS

WELCOME MORE THAN 3,600 VOLUNTEERS. With camp ministry

being so people intensive, appealing for volunteers is vital.

That is where One Hope Canadas radio ministry comes in.

around the world on the Internet.

Long-time host Harold Giesbrecht

explains how it works.

In 1999, I joined CSSM after

working for Golden West Radio. My

program director said theyd like to

use me now and then as a production

voice for commercials. Because CSSM

was a religious order, my receiving

Since 2001, One Hope Canada has

partnered with Heart of the South,

enabling us to secure paid advertising

for all camp ministries. Its a great

way to spread the Word.

Heart of the South is a two-hour

weekly Southern Gospel radio

program airing on 36 stations from

British Columbia to Ontarioand

outside income was not an option

with CRA, so we arranged for Golden

West to give CSSM commercials in

exchange for my recording time.

From small beginnings fteen years

ago, the concept grew beyond Golden

West to Heart of the South, airing on

three dozen stations in ve provinces.In exchange, One Hope Canada

receives 4,000 commercials and

thousands of Minute of Hopeaudio

stories annually, a retail value in the

hundreds of thousands of dollars.

If interested in having Heart

of the South on your local radio

station (it could help a One Hope

Canada camp), please contact

Harold Giesbrecht at haroldg@

onehopecanada.ca.

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What makes the mission of the

camp you serve and One HopeCanada meaningful to you?

DENNIS: Camp ministry is so

worthwhile. I grew up Catholic and

knew nothing about camp. Over the

years Ive seen the reality that camp

matters, the Gospel is preached and

young lives are being changed. Its

also very a ffordable.

JOSHUA: I am excited about the

leadership of the camp and seeing

the difference the ministry ofDBC is making in the lives at my

church children, youth and adult

volunteers. I see that God is at work,

lives are being impacted and thats

being evidenced in my ministry

here in Erickson.

What appeals to you about your

board service as a volunteer

activity?

DENNIS: The camaraderie of

working with other Christians. This

is something that I can do and be a

part of something that really matters.

I also have the satisfaction of being a

resource to younger people.

JOSHUA:In vocational ministry

(as a pastor), its easy at times to

get focused on my little part of the

world and my ministry. Being

involved on the board of DBC allows

me to gain rsthand a broader

Christian perspectivelike going

from a microscopic view of ministry

to a more binocular view.

What has been one thing that

has caused you to celebrate your

involvement as a board member of

your One Hope Canada camp?

DENNIS: Seeing kids come to k now

Jesus. Because of my involvement

over the many years, Ive come

to see this as my camp its a part

of who I am and I see the joy that

camp has brought to so many.

JOSHUA:Dauphin Bible Camp's

vision of Gospel ministry includes,

but is not limited to, beginningpeople in the faith. DBC seeks

to establish and grow people for

a lifetime of being led more by

Jesus and leading more people to

Jesus. That's Biblical and holistic

discipleship worth celebrating and

supporting!

God has been so good to us in

providing us with dedicated board

members such as Dennis and Joshua

who give of their time, energy and

resources to help make One Hope

Canada ministry points the blessing

they are.

We celebrate their passion and

faithfulness and thank the Lord for

each one of them.

God is at work,lives are beingimpacted ...

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BY HENRY AND LORETTA ENNS

CAMP DIRECTORS

We felt we needed to have the

community join with us to celebrate God'sfaithfulness for the summer that has passed.

impactful, and what encouraged

them most. Campers share

what they learned through ourdevelopment programs.

As leaders, we get to express our

gratitude to our staff and countless

volunteers who help make the

summer happen, and most of all, we

publicly give God all the glory for

the great things He has done during

the summer and in the year past.

As directors, we find this

night of celebration to be a huge

encouragement. We have come to

realize the importance of reflecting

on the summer, sharing where we

saw God move, and celebrating

God's faithfulness - whether it be

the provision of staff members,

spiritual and physical protection,

donations, lives transformed, or

how staff have grown in their faith.

This celebration f ills us with

thankfulness and gratitude, which

At our Harvest Celebration we

have leaders and staff members

share how they saw God work

through their campers and

different situations, what was most

We realized that we had not been

sharing stories of our summer,

and our supporters were missing

out on many of the blessings we

experience throughout the year.

Three years ago, we switched from hosting an Open

House in June, to a Harvest Celebration in September.

We felt we needed to have the community join with us to

celebrate God's faithfulness for the summer that has just passed.

Harvest Celebration

The Harvest Celebrationis a reminder of why

we do what we do!

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We have come to realize the

importance of sharing where we saw God

move, and celebrating God's faithfulness.

THERE

IS A WAY.

A note on our new name to those of you who have already remembered the Mission in yourwill: Any existing wills which are made out to CSSM Ministries or Canadian Sunday SchoolMission are acceptable and do not need to be changed. For any will written from this pointforward, please designate the gift to One Hope Ministries of Canada. Thank you.

ONE HOPE CANADA'S PLANNED GIVINGgives youan opportunity to direct your gift to a specific camp, regionor our entire nation, assuring that Canadas children andyouth will continue to hear the Gospel in the years to come.

For information on how life insurance, company stock orestate gifts can be used to further Gods Kingdom in Canada

please call 1-888-960-2580

YOU HAVE SEEN GOD USE CAMP MINISTRY TO IMPACT THE LIVES

OF YOUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN AND NOW YOU WANT TO

bless future generations.

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in turn refreshes us for the season

ahead. It is a reminder of why we

do what we do!

No celebration is complete

without food, and so our evening

always ends with an array of

desserts in the dining hall!

Our theme this past summer

was "Throwback," and the verse

we chose to go with the theme was

"Jesus Christ is the same yesterday,

and today, and forever" (Hebrews

13:8). ...and that, friends, is a reason

to celebrate!!

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INTERVIEW BY HOWARD McLEOD,FORMER GALILEAN BIBLE CAMP DIRECTOR

AND ONTARIO FIELD DIRECTOR,

ASSISTED BY AGNES FRIESEN,

FORMER CSSM MISSIONARY

AND NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER

S

HIRLEY WHITEHEAD AND ROSELLA

deMONTMORENCY WITH ONE HOPE

CANADA (THEN CANADIAN SUNDAY

SCHOOL MISSION) FROM 1953 TO 1992.

AFTER CONCLUDING A SUCCESSFUL

MINISTRY FOR THE LORD, THEY RETIRED

IN WINNIPEG. WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE MOST

MEMORABLE PART OF THEIR WORK, THEY BOTH

SAID, HELPING GUIDE INDIVIDUAL CHILDREN

TO ACCEPT JESUS AS SAVIOUR. ROSIE WAS

HAPPIEST DOING CHALK ART FOR GROUPS

WHILE SHIRLEY TOLD THE BIBLE LESSON.

Tell us about your salvation experiences.

ROSIE: I responded to the Gospel when an

evangelist came to my rural church near

Woodstock and the Spirit of God prompted me

to trust in Jesus as my Saviour. William Jones from

Hamilton later baptized me; he was used by God to

help direct my life of service for Him.

SHIRLEY:When I was a teen, I attended an

Inter-School Christian Fellowship event in

Bessie Plunketts Thunder Bay home. While

helping with the dishes, the conversation changed to

my spiritual condition, and she helped me trust the

Lord for salvation.

Our first ministry was to

teach religious education in schools.

that grew to twenty-five schools,

three Sunday Schools and Bible clubs.

Where did your paths frst cross?

SHIRLEY: We attended Toronto Bible College [now

Tyndale University], where we met and later sensed

Gods call to full-time work with Canadian Sunday

School Mission.

What was your frst assignment with the mission?

ROSIE: We were sent to Amaranth, a wide spot on the

road in southern Manitoba, in October 1953. Our frst

ministry was to teach religious education in schools.

That grew to twenty-fve schools, three Sunday

schools, and Bible clubs. It was a joy to work there,

even though our early mode of transportation was by

foot or bicycle. During the prairie winters, traveling

from school to school could be very cold. God later

supplied us with Willy, our little Willys car.

We also had the joy of helping to start Ochre RiverBible Camp, which later moved to near Dauphin and

is now Dauphin Bible Camp, one of the chain of camps

with One Hope Canada.

After a few years in Amaranth, Shirleys mom had

a stroke, and Shirley went home to Sault Ste Marie to

help. She took a teaching job in an elementary school

so she could care for her mom. I stayed in Amaranth

for a couple of years but, by then, it was felt the work

R E M E M B E R I N G T H E

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MinistryW I T HChildren

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Our interest in working with childrens ministry grew stronger

and stronger, and the Lord seemed to be leading us into childrens

crusades with the mission reaching into other provinces.

was developing into a church planting ministry.

Don and Donna Lee moved to Amaranth and, in

God's wonderful way, helped start and build a church.

I moved to the Sault where I served with CSSM as

an assistant to Mary Neal, teaching Bible in public

schools and working at Galilean Bible Camp.

What was your next ministry?

SHIRLEY:Our interest in working with childrens

ministry grew stronger and stronger, and the Lord

seemed to be leading us into childrens crusadeswith the Mission. After consultation with CSSMs

national office, it was decided we should begin a

ministry with Childrens Crusades out of Winnipeg,

but reaching into other provinces. In 1966, we visited

the Maritimes to observe a similar CSSM work under

the Whites. That was an eventful trip with our

little travel trailer, but such a valuable one. When

we returned to Manitoba, we were asked to go to

Amaranth for a childrens crusade.

One encouragement was the provision of a unique,

self-supporting chalkboard, with its overhead lightingand black light for Rosies backgrounds to support my

Bible lesson. A man from my church in Sault Ste Marie

created this teaching unit for us. Besides travelling

to summer camps, our time was lled with Bible

presentations to AWANA clubs, Sunday schools, church

childrens clubs, and retirement homes.

ROSIE: One of the greatest challenges in ministry

was the stress of unloading our packed car, lled

with equipment and visuals, to set up for a meeting.

An even greater stress came after the meeting as we

attempted to t everything back into the car.

When you drove into Galilean Bible Camp for

July chapel sessions every third year for a couple

of decades, your station wagon just bulged with

interesting teaching aids. Your puppets took on real

life for campers as they saw ventriloquism done so

eectively. The remarkable hush from the children as

Shirley presented the Gospel through Bible stories

was a gift from God. There was often an audible,

but gentle, expression of awe from campers as

the black light revealed the hidden climax to the

Bible presentation Rosie so cleverly created. At the

camp, we were always thrilled when your letter of

acceptance to our invitation arrived. We wanted you

to join us more often, but realized others wanted a

share of your God-centred ministry. Your valuable

chapel ministry was a huge encouragement to me as

a beginner in camp administration. Even yet, as I talk

with former campers, some still say it was through

your ministry that they began a personal relationship

with the Lord.

What about retirement?

SHIRLEY:Shortly after we retired in 1992, we had the

privilege of going to Venezuela for a short visit. Frieda

Johnson, who served there with TEAM, invited us to

teach missionary children during their missionary

conference. It was a joy when some of them grew in

the Lord.

Now, after over twenty years, we praise the Lord for

His protective care. People gave so much of themselves

so we could serve this way. We are thankful for the

many children who responded to the call of the Gospel

during those exciting and full years.

These two dedicated ladies still reach out to the

needs of people, praying that the Lord will enable

others to present the Gospel to the spiritually needy

across Canada. There will be many in heaven who

found the way and the truth and the life through

Rosie and Shirleys ministry.

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BY MELANIE MUSHALUK

ADVENTURE DAY CAMP COORDINATOR

Beaver Lake Bible Camp (MB), Gimli

Bible Camp (MB) and, just recently,to Camp Livingstone (QC).

Harold Giesbrecht, our Radio

Promotional Coordinator, tells

more about his experience with

G-Force. "It was sometime last

autumn that I noticed on our

office bulletin board that Camp

Livingstone was in need of a car. I

contacted G-Force in Winkler about

the need and, at the time, they had

nothing. Later, an elderly couple

donated their wheels . . . a beautiful,

completely loaded Buick LeSabre!

G-Force meticulously restored

it to like-new condition and my

wife, Natalie (who used to work at

Camp Livingstone), and I had the

privilege of delivering it to Camp

Livingstone in March! Im not sure

that Id ever driven a car with so

many options! This gift has allowed

unwanted vehicles, have them

inspected and repaired, and then

release them to people in need.

One Hope Canada has been in

need and G-Force has helped. They

have donated long-term vehicles to

Several years ago, a gentleman

from the Winkler Mennonite Breth-

ren Church approached someone

from our Mission, telling us about

one of their amazing ministries,

G-Force. They accept donations of

Every summer, Adventure Day Camp travels all over

Manitoba,bringing evangelistic programs for kids. This past

summer, nine different church or Christian groups invited

Adventure Day Camp to come. We partner with the local group,helping them bring a quality recreational program, Bible

Lessons, and games and crafts to the kids in their community.

But, how do we get there?

Celebrating Mobility

How does a mobile ministry

function without mobility?

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The team traveled over 4,200 km in a

donated minivan they nicknamed Clifford".

Clifford also recieved free repair work!

broke down. Pastor Keith, from

the Emerson Baptist Church, got

them in touch with Frank and

Rob Suderman at TAC Auto Sales

Quality and Price. Rob fixed their

van for free, a huge blessing that

allowed them to stay on time with

their schedule and not cost them a

dime!! Praise the Lord!!

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staff at Camp Livingstone to have

a measure of autonomy while they

serve at camp."

And, every single summer, they

loan a vehicle to Adventure Day

Camp and this vehicle is used to

transport the team to each of our

locations.

This summer, the team traveled

over 4,200 km in that minivan they

nicknamed Clif ford.

During their second last week,

in Emerson, Manitoba, the van

We were able

to reach ninecommunities

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Howard and Kathy

Weir have been

serving as camp

directors at Turtle

Mountain Bible Camp (Manitoba)

since 2002, but previously served

at Galilean Bible Camp (Ontario)

for many years before that.

begin listening to Satan's subtle

lies, drowning out Gods still

small voice of truth. This results

in our focusing on circumstances

and becoming frustrated,

overwhelmed, and defeated.

How does this relate to cooking?

Just as it takes the right ingredients

for a tasty meal, so too do we need

God and one another to get the

correct spiritual results. I am a

do-it-myself person. Instead, God

calls us to community. For example,

this summer God used His people to

bless our camp through donations

of meat. Working alone, I could

have made four hundred pounds

of ground beef into 7,000 meatballs

in May. Yes, what could have been

long and tiring days took only two

hours while visiting and laughing

with volunteers. As we learned in

I am grateful that God led us to the

theme, Powered by Prayer,at Turtle

Mountain Bible Camp (in Manitoba)

this summer. Little did I realize the

importance of endeavouring to

implement more prayer into my life

and the lives of staff and campers.

It is easy to apply when miracles

happen (we evidenced many) and

when God works and answers in

ways beyond anything we can ask

or imagine.

We rejoice in His faithful

provision through donations to the

camp, volunteers who come with

servant hearts, and the blessing

of a God-focused and praying

staff team. It is easy to forget we

are in a spiritual battle and need

Gods armour. Ive discovered, like

Elijah who experienced incredible

victory, how quickly one can

JUST AS IT TAKES THE RIGHT INGREDIENTS FOR A TASTY MEAL, SO TOO DO

WE NEED GOD AND ONE ANOTHER TO GET THE CORRECT SPIRITUAL RESULTS.

COOKING WITH KATHYBY KATHY WEIR

Cooking with FireCONFESSION HONESTY WAITING. IM LEARNING THAT BEING

DIRECTIONALLY CHALLENGED AND COOKING IMPAIRED ARE NOT

THE ONLY THINGS I STRUGGLE WITH.

the culinary class at Skills camp,

there is much to learn from one

another as we taste and see that the

Lord is good and share the results

with others.

It is important to follow

instructions when cooking, so too

is a successful life recipe all about

choices! Will we listen to Gods Holy

Spirit, His Word and truth, or the

deceitful lies of the enemy? Will we

accept the prayers, hugs, and support

of His people, or will we wallow in

self-pity and struggle, trying to do

things on our own?


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SunnysideServices

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TRUCK & TRAILER REPAIR204-856-5531 or [email protected]

HOURS:Monday - Friday 7:30am - 5:00pm

FULL SERVICE SHOP Clutches, air conditioning, transmissions and engines

TRANSPORT SERVICES

Service to western Canada and the USA

Full load and less than full load service

of dry, non hazardous freight

Cross docking ability

Personal touch for all customer related questions

Manitoba inspection station for trucks and trailers

Providing service including oil changes, inspections and all types of repairs.

Equipment for diagnostics: including computer ECM codes

Large parts inventory on hand for quick repairs

Located at the west

end of Portage la Prairie

204-857-4286 (ext. 221)

Fax: 204-857-4282

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Our team rocked @ verses!Camp has changed my lifeCanoeing yesterday was amazing! The challenge of it all was super!!I went to camp hoping to make friends, but I ended up with family.Thank you for God. Thank you for this camp.I feel safe hereI hope you stay awesome!

Im coming back next year!

still learning a lot in chapelGod bless the cooks!I liked being stuck on shore waiting for the wind to slow downPlease make us read the Bible more I love the songsBest time ever!!Thank you for making everything awesomeCamp is when I get my spiritual high I love chapelthe mountains are awesome GOD is awefull. (i.e. full of awe)I never wanna leave cause I wanna learn more about Godthe food is always yumI am glad that there is heavenThank you for getting deoderizor for the bathroom.My favorite verse is 1 Peter 1:5-7 Thankyou for being so caringPlease make swimming longer.I love camp because it is in natureI am very thankful for the kindness I LOVE CAMP!! I love GodI am thankful for God. I actually passed my swim test!!!!I dont want to leave I love learning about God

I love campfire and learning about Jesus!Thx 4 the food!I really appreciate that you are giving us time alone in quiet.everyone ROCKSThank you for teaching us the truth!

Thank youfor God.Thank youfor this camp.Camp has changed my life.

Thank youfor God.Thank youfor this camp.

Camp has changed my life.

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MB (Fall 2015) - Issue #10