We take pride in the quality of our team and on how they render the services we offer to our clients and campers. Below are some client and campers testimonials we would love to share with you. These stories are the testament to our teams’ dedication to providing excellent care.
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15 responses to “Testimonial”
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“Despite the many years that passed by since my camper days; I never once forgot about my camping experiences. It built me up on the inside in so many ways that I didn’t know existed. Forever, I’ll proclaim, I am a CHAMPION, You are a CHAMPION, We are CHAMPIONS for Christ, and there are no limits to what we can do!”
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“When I hear the word Camp, I think of an experience of a lifetime. A few words that come to mind are fun in the sun, exhilarating hikes, long-lasting friendships, bunk beds, teamwork, classes, laughter, chapel, beautiful sights to behold.”
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“Camp was always a vacation away from city life. God and nature is a very good combination to see what’s real. God is real and we need him.”
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“Camp for me was like God pulling me over to the side of the road as I drive and mind my business, arresting me, and sending me to his rehabilitation camp. Camp is rehab and restorative care of the mental, physical, spiritual, emotional, and physiological human being.”
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“Experiences of a lifetime. A camp is a place where I had a one on one encounter with the Lord. I met great people, some of who became friends for life. Through this leadership camp experience, I was afforded an opportunity to go to the National Prayer breakfast twice. Exceptional counselors, teachers, and prayer warriors.”
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“I see young campers having fun, hanging out at night, running to get the snack after Chapel. I remember lives being touched by the Holy Spirit. Lives changed forever. At camp, I became a God-father to many.”
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“Camp to me is like a family reunion. Meeting new friends & reuniting with old ones. Also getting a spiritual recharge.”
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“My favorite part about camp was church, worship and praise.”
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“Camp provides an environment that is exclusively designed to be appealing to kids of all ages. It’s like nothing that can be experienced “down the mountain.” A piece of Heaven that they will never forget and always long to experience again and again even as a mature adult. Every parent should afford their child this priceless experience.”
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“I’m most looking forward to making friends and having fun. Also I’m looking forward to the giant swing and the zip line.” Age 12
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“Camp is a great relaxation from school. It was great to put my mind at ease. I learned more about God at camp which I wasn’t expecting it to be in camp, but it was and I felt it was a good thing. I liked learning new things and making friends. I expected something different in camp but it was pretty good.
My favorite part about camp was the activities like swimming and ziplining! I missed swimming because of COVID and I’ve never ziplined before! It was awesome!
If there was a rating for camp, I’d rate it 4 1/2 stars out of 5.”
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“The best part of camp was being able to meet new friends. At camp I was able to be myself, see a new competitive side of me, and explore more things that I never knew I was able to do. When I return to camp next year I’m hoping for even more people.” Age 15
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“The best part about camp was the Pool Party and the 4-way tug of war challenge. I also enjoyed the cardboard boat race, cabin clean-up, class, the Sneaker Banquet and Petty Kay. I am looking forward to being a Jr. Camp Counselor one day.” Age 16
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“At camp I learned about our father and grew closer to him. The best part about camp was meeting new people and creating new friendships. When I return to camp next year I will continue to be a champion and make even more friends.” Age 15
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“I had lots of fun at camp. I wouldn’t change anything! The best part about camp was the Pool Party and the movie night, even though I fell asleep on most of the movie.” Age 9
“I had lots of fun at camp. I wouldn’t change anything! The best part about camp was the Pool Party and the movie night, even though I fell asleep on most of the movie.” Age 9
“At camp I learned about our father and grew closer to him. The best part about camp was meeting new people and creating new friendships. When I return to camp next year I will continue to be a champion and make even more friends.” Age 15
"The best part about camp was the Pool Party and the 4-way tug of war challenge. I also enjoyed the cardboard boat race, cabin clean-up, class, the Sneaker Banquet and Petty Kay. I am looking forward to being a Jr. Camp Counselor one day." Age 16
"The best part of camp was being able to meet new friends. At camp I was able to be myself, see a new competitive side of me, and explore more things that I never knew I was able to do. When I return to camp next year I'm hoping for even more people." Age 15
“Camp is a great relaxation from school. It was great to put my mind at ease. I learned more about God at camp which I wasn’t expecting it to be in camp, but it was and I felt it was a good thing. I liked learning new things and making friends. I expected something different in camp but it was pretty good. My favorite part about camp was the activities like swimming and ziplining! I missed swimming because of COVID and I’ve never ziplined before! It was awesome! If there was a rating for camp, I’d rate it 4 1/2 stars out of 5.” Age 9
"I'm most looking forward to making friends and having fun. Also I'm looking forward to the giant swing and the zip line." Age 12
“Camp provides an environment that is exclusively designed to be appealing to kids of all ages. It's like nothing that can be experienced "down the mountain." A piece of Heaven that they will never forget and always long to experience again and again even as a mature adult. Every parent should afford their child this priceless experience.”
"My favorite part about camp was church, worship and praise."
Age 14
“Camp to me is like a family reunion. Meeting new friends & reuniting with old ones. Also getting a spiritual recharge.”
“I see young campers having fun, hanging out at night, running to get the snack after Chapel. I remember lives being touched by the Holy Spirit. Lives changed forever. At camp, I became a God-father to many.”
“Experiences of a lifetime. A camp is a place where I had a one on one encounter with the Lord. I met great people, some of who became friends for life. Through this leadership camp experience, I was afforded an opportunity to go to the National Prayer breakfast twice. Exceptional counselors, teachers, and prayer warriors.”
“Camp for me was like God pulling me over to the side of the road as I drive and mind my business, arresting me, and sending me to his rehabilitation camp. Camp is rehab and restorative care of the mental, physical, spiritual, emotional, and physiological human being.”
“Camp was always a vacation away from city life. God and nature is a very good combination to see what's real. God is real and we need him."
“When I hear the word Camp, I think of an experience of a lifetime. A few words that come to mind are fun in the sun, exhilarating hikes, long-lasting friendships, bunk beds, teamwork, classes, laughter, chapel, beautiful sights to behold.”
“Despite the many years that passed by since my camper days; I never once forgot about my camping experiences. It built me up on the inside in so many ways that I didn't know existed. Forever, I'll proclaim, I am a CHAMPION, You are a CHAMPION, We are CHAMPIONS for Christ, and there are no limits to what we can do!”