Page 16 - Clearwater Christian College 2003

The Camp Team gathers

in front of their mode of transpor­

tation for the summer-a college

van. In front is Pue Sysoumang,

Megan Haynes, and Paul Daley;

standing in the back is Kerri

Lamborn, Mike Morgan, Dave

Atkins, and Greg Livingston.

On a side

trip be-

t w e e n
weeks at

camp, the

g r o u p
stopped at

G r o u n d
Zero in new York City. As they

were traveling to the next camp,

Mr. Mark Bates suggested that they

visit the site. It was 10:00 P.M.

and the visitors deck was closed,

but they were able to look through

the fence. Paul said, "It didn't re­

ally hit us that this was the place

where terrorist had crashed the

planes and caused thousands of

people to lose their lives." Across

from the site, a huge board con­

tained written messages from visi­

tors. Kerri wrote, "CCC remembers

and we are praying."

Taking a break from a hike

at Camp Ta-Pa-Win-Go, Pue

Sysoumang gives a camper a

hug. She learned from her sum­

mer ministry that camps in the

states are as much of a mission

field as are foreign lands.