Salvation Army camping programs provide thousands of children each year with an opportunity to learn more about themselves and the world around them, enjoy nature, participate in sports, make new friends, learn new skills and have fun in a healthy, safe and caring Christian environment. Salvation Army camping programs, both regional and local, result in positive long-term relationships with other campers who live often in the same community and make children and parents aware of facilities available to them even in their own community. Salvation Army camping focuses on the children who attend and ensures a strong investment and follow-up in campers.
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Fun, Friendship and Faith
For many kids, camp is the first place they hear of God’s love.
by Riley Hobbs FeaturesSome places and holidays stay with us long after we leave. For many young people, camp is more than just a week away from home. It can be a place of belonging, encouragement, courage and faith. In this personal reflection, Riley Hobbs, a member of The Salvation Army’s International Children and Youth Advisory Group, shares how camping ministries shaped his own relationship with God and why he believes their impact can last a lifetime.
Taylor Castelli is the family ministries co-ordinator at Kamloops Church and Resource Centre, B.C. Where are you from? I grew up in Lethbridge, a city in southern Alberta surrounded by rolling hills and something called coulees—steep-sided valleys found along the river. One of my favourite things to do was walk along the river bottom and
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