The competition is starting to really heat up, of course team Ingimar is going to whomp Thorlak, despite their early lead (yes, Thorlak/Ernst, PD’s cabin is in second, Pam’s Thorlak/Sveld is in 5th, Justin’s Thorlak/Blarg is in 8th. But my Ingimar/Gwinst is going to climb from 6th to dominate for Ingimar!!!!!!!!!!!!!). Rachel is our secret weapon. Tonight is the Blob and Noah’s Nightmare competition. I think we have convinced Bayne that you can’t Blob someone with a broken fibula. Hopefully, we get some good pictures for you.
Today a bunch of the guys went to play paintball- huge smiles all around upon their return. It was tough to tell who was wearing more paint Anthony or Caden.
You can see from the pictures that the kids are having a great time. All of them! We have a number of kids who don’t attend regularly or are just starting mixed with the usual suspects, but they are all smiling, all talking and all connected. A real answer to prayer.
The speakers and actors have done an amazing job of bringing the story of Daniel from 600 BC, to the Viking era, then relating it to the present. The kids have been able to relate and identify areas where they can grow their own faith.
Hi to all the families that haven’t heard from their family members. Camp is fun, drinking plenty of water, food is fine.
Go Gwinst!
-Kathy
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Thank you to all of you leaders for making this experience possible for our kids.
You show them Christ in action through your leadership and love.
I pray you will feel Jesus right beside you all week long.
Much Peace,
~Jenny
Hi Everyone,
It is so strange to be at home while all of you are at Hume! It looks like you are having a ton of fun! You are in my thoughts and prayers (i.e. Kathy isn't too mischievous, Justin remembers he had a broken fibula, and Heather remembers how hot she is). With last night being the first decision night, I hope it was amazing and I am praying for tomorrow night as well.
Love and miss you guys, and I can't wait to hear all about it when you get back!
In Him,
Andrea
PS - I returned home from Virginia late last night.
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