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day drew to a close, some students beaded for desti­ .v.

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nations otber^fian borne7 taking up tbe call to ; Y'V

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spend tbeir summer vacations counseling at Christian

camps across tbe nation. They built relationships with hun­ im m sm

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dreds of children and teenagers, leading some to* Christ and ■Lv '

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ballenging others to a closer walk with Him. Sophomore
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Sarah Puckett spent her summer at Trail's End

ana. she remembers leading an •Ny

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Indian girl to the Lord. "I saw her face turn

Across from an expression of hatred to joy." Counse­ m

lors watched God at work^ as in sophomore

Tom Lamborn's case at High Point Christian w M

America Camp in Pennsylvania. He witnessed three

teens who were involved in drugs smash t^eir

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rock tapes and pipes after getting saved.

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They also had fun. Sophomore Fayez Ayoub; a counselor X ; X v / E v X ; , ' ; ’;.; *X;.’v , V 1 :

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at The Wifds in North Caroling suffered the brunt of many

practical jokes in his cabin each week which included rocks in

his pillow; his towel stolen as he showered/ and shampoo

smeared on him in his sleep. And yet he echoed the feeling

"Summer camp is something that as

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many people as possible should do. You get to learn how to

put your faith into practice." ;; at:

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Several campers huddle

around Senior Karis Findlan

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who spent the summer as a

counselor at Camp Gilead in

oik City, FL. She learned that

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her job was full-time: "We had

to be there for these kids 24

hours a day, putting our own

problems aside for them."

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