Friday 8pm to Sunday 8pm. Come for as much as you like

Photos of Volunteers Helping in May 2016

Spring Work Week (18+)                May 10-14, 2021

Family May Days                              May 14-16, 2021

NO FORMAL GATHERING FOR 2021 : (

BUT... please contact us to volunteer. We can still use lots of help!

Fall Work Week (18+)                     Oct 4-8. 2021

Thanksgiving at the Lake               Oct 8-10, 2021

90th ANNIVERSARY                      Oct 10, 2021

and THANKSgiving Dinner

Special invitation to all 2021 volunteers.

Worship service at 2pm, dinner to follow.

 
Service weekends are a great opportunity to work and play together. All ages are welcome, there is something for everyone to do to help out. Tools and equipment are provided, although you may choose to bring your own.

When not working, there will be games, worship, campfires, and time to hang out with new friends. You provide the labour, we provide the food, accommodations, activities, worship, and jobs that need to be done!

Check out the suggestions below to find some ways to spend time together during the Family Day Weekend.

Friday

7pm - Evening Devotions on Facebook/YouTube

Saturday

9am - Morning Devotions on Facebook/YouTube

7pm - Evening Devotions on Facebook/YouTube

Sunday

9am - Morning Devotions on Facebook/YouTube

7pm - CAMPFIRE on ZOOM

Join us for a Campfire on Sunday evening and share about your family weekend!

Monday

9am - Morning Devotions on Facebook/YouTube

Additional activity suggestions will be posted on Facebook throughout the weekend.

At camp, we believe it's not summer without a campout. That's why we've come up with some great ideas for camping wherever you are!

Elanor's
entirely optional
ESSENTIAL MUST-HAVES
for a successful campout

Here are some tips for your at-home campout experience.

• Build a fire if you can (drawing is fine), and experience some backyard survival skills by collecting water and/or building shelters (couch cushions?) (Wilderness Wednesdays, #3, 4, 5)
• Learn some fun knots to tie your shelters with! (Coordinator's Choice #3, 5)
• Enjoy a devotion or make your own! (Monday Bible Studies with Travis)
• Make family friendship bracelets! (Fun Craft Friday #05)
• Have your own campfire, or follow along with a previous campfire from this summer!
• Play some fun Games! Board games, cards, or some camp games!

Kendra's
planning, practical, and safety
Suggestions
for a successful campout

Here are some tips for planning your at-home campout experience.

• Make a Plan. At the very least, make sure someone knows where you're going. You can use our CampOut Planning sheet
• Plan your menu try to include cooking on the fire if you have one! Here are some meal ideas. Bannock is always a favourite!
• Pack everything you may need - it makes the experience more fun if you don't return to the house! (Packing list)
• Learn about Camping Ethics from "Leave No Trace"

We will have our check-in all together on August 16^th at 6:30pm before our evening Campfire... and you can all share what you and your family did for your campout!