Thanks to everyone who came out for Partner Service Day this weekend!

We were able to collectively complete many projects that have been on our to-do list all winter! (click the images to see the full-size versions)

Planting Flowers to make a great first impression when new people enter camp:

Picking up sticks and branches to keep campers safe:

Creating a new path within the Teams Course so that groups can use the elements more effectively:

Building a new Pioneer-era cabin to replace and improve upon the Outdoor Education programs:

Simply making new friends and having a good time:

All of these are important and worthy endeavors that volunteers participated in this weekend! 

Pass this along to someone if you recognized them in a photo… and plan to join us in the fall if you can! Partner Service Day is always a great time!

During this holiday season, make sure to welcome Christ the King into your lives at every opportunity.

This fall, we welcomed an aptly-named school into camp for an Outdoor Education trip:

Just about every morning we are greeted by a new sunrise that boldly proclaims God’s handiwork.

What are some of the ways that you welcome Christ the King into your life? Where do you see his handiwork at camp or home?

We just had an interesting post on Camp’s facebook page that made me wonder about the things that trigger camp memories for people.

“did you know you can find Choco Tacos at Kroger!!! Boxes of them…Camp memories in my freezer ”

Trading Post Choco Taco

What things do you encounter in your day that trigger Camp memories?

This slideshow celebrates the dozens of people who served thousands of people at Camp Tecumseh in 2010.  Thanks for a great year…