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CAMP BRINGS FAITH ALIVE
Spirituality, Faith-Formation Practices Nurtured at Camp
Most U.S. parents, regardless of their faith identity or practice, want their children to “have a healthy relationship with spirituality,” according to a recent study by the Barna Group. Yet parents are also concerned this is not happening – nearly 75% of U.S. parents said so. Continue reading “Michigan Area United Methodist Camping”
FARM LIFE CAMP Farm Life Camp is a fun, exciting – and electronics free day – for your 5-14 year old child where they will be immersed in the daily hands-on activities of life on the Willows Edge Farm. Continue reading “Willows Edge Farm”
The Mountain was founded by Unitarian Universalists in 1979 as a nonprofit camp and conference center. This is an ecologically conscious retreat and learning center serving congregations, businesses, schools, and other Unitarian Universalist and community groups. Continue reading “The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center”
The Alaska Center is an award-winning camp program in Alaska that provides a broad range of outdoor environmental education experiences for students ages 4 to 16 from all economic, social, and cultural backgrounds. Continue reading “The Alaska Center | Trailside Discovery Camp”
The benefits of spending time in nature, in the fresh open air, are well documented. For sleepaway camps, the great outdoors is as much a part of their culture as campfires and singing. For some camps, however, it’s much more than just a passing mention, it’s an integral piece of their program that reflects an intentional approach to child development. Such is the case with Swift Nature Camp. Continue reading “Swift Nature Camp”
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