nature
Sacred Space. Growing Faith: The Importance of Sabbath
For so many people, nature and the outdoors is a place where they can more easily sense the presence of God. It is a place of refuge, peace, and silence. In nature, there is no ringing, beeping, sirens, or chimes. Instead, you hear the rustling of leaves, chirping of birds, and the gurgling of water.... read more
A Real Sense of God's Presence: A Camp Wyoming Story
Erin, her husband Ben, and their son Joey
Meet Erin. She is originally from Dubuque, Iowa, and has been coming to Camp Wyoming since she was 11 years old. “My first camp was Pioneer Tent camp, and I returned every summer after that. In fact, the very next summer, I met a boy in Pioneer Cabin Camp who would end up being my... read more
It’s been another fun-filled day at camp, and the day is only half way over! The sun came out, and everyone is having a great time. Here are some of the things we’re doing today: The Explorer campers hiked to Horsethief Cave this morning and had swimming lessons. The Discovery campers had arts and crafts and played meadow... read more
Today was the second day of our last week of camp! Everyone has been enjoying the slightly cooler weather and stayed active with lots of activities throughout the day. Here are a few of the things we did: The Explorer campers went swimming and had fun on the slip and slide this afternoon. The Discovery... read more
Almost every camper who visits Camp Wyoming takes the hike out past P.J. meadow, past the labyrinth, through Cedar Point, and over the Swinging Bridge to Horsethief Cave. It’s a cave filled with legends and stories that are told and shared each time the cave is visited. Many groups have Bible studies in the cave... read more
Not exactly the world we expected to wake up to this morning. Who wants to build a snowman?
