Here is a list of classes included in a typical camp:
·
Tracks
& Traits / Skins & Scales
·
Edible
Plants
·
Meteorology
·
Pond
Study
·
Night
Hike
·
Astronomy
·
Yucca
Rope Making
·
Shelter Building
·
Team Building exercises
·
Hiking
various trails in the National Forest
·
Adventure
Activities (Leap of Faith, high ropes, zip line, rock climbing, canoeing)
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Grizz during his fire circle presentation |
The most
important aspect of Outdoor Education camps is using creation to point to the
Creator. Every night includes an evening
program at our fire circle amphitheater, with worship time and a presentation
by a speaker. One of our returning
speakers this past season was Grizz, a Native American who speaks and entertains
with Native American singing and dancing and a few stories. Then he shares his
story of how He came to know Jesus, and gives an open invitation to anyone who
wants to be transformed by Jesus' love. One night, seven people came forward in
response to his invitation, including several fathers (chaperons). Later, Jared, our Outdoor Ed Director and full time World
Impact missionary, had the chance to talk to one of the dads who had come
forward. He had been deeply impacted by his camp experience at The Oaks, and
had felt God working in his heart all week.
Paul teaching a Pond Study class |
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campers during Skins & Scales class |
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