Camps and StuffWednesday, July 16, 2008
Just got back from a week long camp in north Georgia. It was pretty good. But there was this incessant amount of hugging. Leaders hugging and crying with leaders, students hugging and crying with leaders, students hugging and crying with students. Well, you get the picture.
Maybe that is a normal camp experience? Back home for this week and then off to another camp on Sunday. I am pretty excited about this next camp. It is our very first AMiA camp. It will be small but I think it will be good. The most exciting part is we get an opportunity to infuse the DNA of the Anglican Mission into students and leaders. We will have speakers in the evening, great video, a great worship band, morning prayer and a 24 hour prayer room. The best part, though, is the fact that we all (speakers, band, leaders and students together) all get to go out during the day and DO the ministry. Some will go work with surfers...some with skaters...some with children....some may even build homes with a local Muslim youth group. This should be fun. Please pray for everything as you feel led. Labels: Summer Camp +
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You have a "big daddy" bear hug coming when you get to Orlando!!!!!
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Involved in Youth Ministry for over 10 years, Rev Chris Zoephel has worked with junior highers, senior highers and those who act like these folks both as a paid staff member and as a volunteer in churches and para church organizations. These days most of his time is spent chasing his son around, keeping his office somewhat organized and trying to point others toward Christ. Currently Chris is on staff at Immanuel Anglican Church in Destin, FL as the Pastor of Discipleship (which includes being a youth pastor). Chris also serves as Director of YAMIA for the Anglican Mission in the Americas. |
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