The hill is finally snow covered. Actually, camp is snow buried. For those of you that have seen me at a snow camp, what I’m about to write might surprise you. My heart sinks when the snow starts falling. There’s no arguing the snow is beautiful. Clothed with adequate warm weather attire I love to Read More >
Happy New Year from Bethany Birches! I (Cheeks) took a few minutes to reflect on the past year. 2012 was another year full of learning and challenge. The various challenges and uncertainty left a lot of room for God to work. As God moved and worked here on the hill I learned a lot about Read More >
This blog entry from Peg Smith, the CEO of American Camp Association caught my attention today. It is in response to the Sandy Hook shooting. It is relevant to our faith. It is relevant to the question: how should I parent? And, am I raising my child well? It seems to me the heart of Read More >
I am encouraged at the speed with which Dave Beidler is moving along in the cabin. Larry Wilfong joined in to help him recently and they’ve been putting the ceiling in the lofts. Fire Marshal stopped by yesterday to have a peek. He was pleased. I continue to be thankful for the many folks who Read More >
Greetings! This Saturday, December 8, we could use your help. Here’s what’s going on: Painting of the easiest kind – priming a brand new wall with nothing on it! Installing a sub-floor in a basement Putting the ice rink boards up if time and weather allow If you can come, just reply in the comments and let Read More >
If you like to ski/snowboard/spend time in the green mountains in the winter AND you care deeply about furthering God’s Kingdom here on Earth, keep reading! BBC has developed a wonderful opportunity for your passions to intersect: We are offering a rate of $15/person/night for midweek rentals this winter. This offer is good for any Read More >
Some pics from the beginnings of round 2, cabin & fire marshal. Stay tuned for picture progress.
We knew it was going to be a challenge – I remember being in a beautiful place after my frustration subsided upon the fire marshal’s departure. The kind of place in which it’s clear that though this is going to be a hard road to walk, it’s going to be good. It’s a road that Read More >
Voices chattered against the drone of the cider press as we walked through the fog towards the pavilion. This was the 10th year for the annual event; but my first in attending. The heavy air was not enough to dampen the number of early birds who, by 9:00 am had already gathered to survey the Read More >
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