Campers practice "trust falls" at Jr./Sr. High Camp. 

Prior to this year, camp was for two weeks and for only 1^st thru 6^th graders.  This year it was expanded to 4 weeks to include teenagers. 

One of the activities at camp includes a low ropes course, which was constructed by a local church group several years ago.  This teaches the importance of teamwork and helps build trust.  The older kids are more likely to benefit from this activity.       

A camper gets a little help with archery.

This is a local man who has developed a hobby playing the bagpipes whenever he can.  He not only performed but explained the history of the instrument and how it is played.  The kids had a lot of questions and seemed to enjoy it.

Archery and air rifles are always fun events for the campers.  Members of the local National Wildlife Turkey Federation have taken these events as one of their projects.  The young man who is helping the camper in the top picture has been in the Mission Youth Programs since he was in the 1^st grade.  He is now in high school and helps with the younger kids.  They are taught how to “give back” and the importance of service.

New this year was a zipline built by a Boy Scout for his Eagle Scout project. Needless to say, the campers loved this activity.