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Teen Camp 2021

Rather than give another report of camps from our perspective, take a look at what some of the teenagers said about this year's Teen Camp:

Marina (18): "Being at camp was really nice, I'm glad I had the chance to see some friends I hadn't seen in awhile because of Corona. The best part of camp was the worship time, the evening messages and hanging out with my friends. One of the best memories I had was breathing fire and celebrating my 18th birthday. I'd recommend camp to everyone because through small groups and the evening sermon, the leaders were able to bring us closer to the Word of God in fun and creative ways."



Denny (15): "Teen camp this year was amazing! The team, workshops, olympics, food and of course the leaders, service and worship get an A+! My favorite part was the music workshop (an interesting group that was a lot of fun to hang out with). I'll remember playing games at the lake with my good friends."



Dora (15): "Being at camp was excellent. One of the better parts of camp was the atmosphere throughout the 6 days, in the sense that it was so easy for everyone to fit in and become friends with the other campers. The best memory from camp, which I will always remember, was talking with new friends by the campfire. I'd recommend this experience to everyone because I believe you will discover a part of yourself you never knew existed."



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