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"It was exciting to hear a child

so excited about getting saved.'

After months of practicing or to work on the custodial return. Mike Morgan said

skits and learning songs, four staff and kitchen crew. At that what he personally re­

students, two recent gradu­ many of the camps, different ceived from being on the

ates, and their sponsor set out team members preformed team was a twofold reward.

on a new ministry as the first skits and taught Bible les­ “First, I really grew in my re­

Camp Ministry team from sons. Whether teaching or lationship with God, and sec­

the college. The team headed doing manual labor, their ond, the friendships I made

to the East and Midwest goal was to be of service to with the team members.”

where they spent ten weeks the camps. One of Mike’s most memo­

serving and ministering to The camp team’s focus rable nights was when he was

five different camps. was not to receive blessings a counselor at a junior camp,

They found that they but to be a blessing to oth­ and a nine year old boy

could help the camps in vari­ ers, but no matter how much wanted to get saved. “It was

ous ways. Many times they they gave of themselves they exciting to hear a child so ex­

were asked to be counselors always received something in cited about getting saved.”

Kerri Lamborn and 2002 2002 graduate Dave

i graduate Megan Haynes open a Atkins and Mike Morgan sing

package full of brownies sent to “The Saga of John Henry.” They

Megan from a friend. The Camp performed this amusing skit at

Team loved to receive mail. every camp they visited. Dave

was particularly impressed by

» the team’s unity. He said “The

I

I unity and balance of the team as

a whole was a constant encour­

agement to me.”

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