Our Mission
Away from normal daily routines, to grow spiritually through faith, hope, and
love inspired by the Holy Spirit that will carry over into family, parish, and community
life. We accomplish this by witnessing within our Orthodox Faith through the main aspects
of camp...
Mother Macrina of the Dormition Monastery in Rives
Junction, MI
offers spiritual insights to the campers
Worship
We corporately ascribe praise, glory, and thanksgiving to God the Father, the Son, and the
Holy Spirit during the morning Matins, evening prayer services, devotions, and the
Sacrament of Confession. This is culminated by receiving Holy Communion in the
Divine Liturgy.
Pan-Orthodox Clergy gathered at the Camp's Mid-week Divine
Liturgy
Fellowship
We strive as brothers and sisters in Christ to bring our faith into
sporting, recreational, and social activities. Discussion groups provide
opportunities to share what we have learned and experienced in our daily walk with Christ.
Senior High campers mentored the younger campers
and had fun together during their daily activity time
Education
We learn the Word of God and the Teachings of the Church in daily Bible study and religion
groups led by priests and staff. In addition, we learn how to share with one
another our revealed experiences through the grace of the Holy Spirit.
His Eminence Archbishop +Job teaches at
Community Time
Service
We minister to each other by loving and serving mankind, thereby living in the image of
God. By devoting our time, talents, and money, we respectfully maintain the
camp’s facilities, we contribute to Orthodox Missions and other causes, and we help
our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.
Campers took turns
tie-dying tee shirts for all the campers
Our
Goal
To provide a safe camp setting for children and adults in an Orthodox Christian community
of worship, witness, service, and fellowship centered on Jesus Christ.
Our campers for 2007
(pictured at the right) were Jennifer McMeekin, Hannah McMeekin, Grant Ofstedahl, Joe
McMeekin and Kayin White. Fr. Robert was among the clergy staff.
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