All Girls Christian Camp Resort Case Study

Everyday, Brother takes Doodle to Old Woman Swamp and the same thing happens: he grabs his little brother, stands him up, then Doodle collapses soon after. Through hard work and perseverance, Doodle eventually learns to walk on his own. Brother gains confidence in Doodle, and now believes in his own ability to do nothing wrong. In Old Woman Swamp, Brother also creates a development program for Doodle. Brother and Doodle’s relationship is beginning to flourish, “Doodle and I spent lots of time thinking about our future. We decided that when we were grown we’d live in Old Woman Swamp and pick dog-tongue for a living...Mama and Daddy could come and live with us if they wanted to. He even came up with the idea that he could marry Mama and I could marry Daddy” (Hurst 4). The daily trips Doodle and Brother take to Old Woman Swamp together slowly strengthen their bond. The beauty of Old Woman Swamp allows Doodle to imagine a perfect world. His innocence causes him to not understand that his idea of a ‘perfect world’ is never going to become a reality. Brother is old enough to know everything Doodle is imagining is a lie, but the picture he is painting is so serene, that all Brother could think to do was to agree. Doodle cherishes every second he has with his older brother, and Brother realizes how precious his little brother really is. Old Woman Swamp is a land of fantasy, whose warmth and comfort gives the two brothers a safe haven.

As adults, we spend a lot of time away from our family and friends due to work or other priorities in our life. We learn to adapt and keep going through these times of being away and this can make us a greater person. Summer sleep-away camp is much like a longer version of a sleepover and can be a great head start for children who may not be away from their family and friends much. This leads me to feel that summer sleep-away camps have positive effects on children and should even be considered important to the development of a child.

Red Rocks Church (RRC) is a non-denominational church located in multiple locations throughout the Denver-Metro area. Red Rocks strives to be one church in many places with campuses in Golden, Lakewood, Littleton, Denver, and Arvada. Red Rocks’ first campus, where it originally started, is located in Golden, Colorado. The church’s mission statement says that their prime objective is, “…to make Heaven more crowded, by welcoming prodigals home.”

The play involves seven very lively and funny women, who live on the Wasaychigan Hill Indian Reserve, Manitoulin Island, Ontario. Their lives consist of knowing everybody's business. 'Nothing is private or sacred to them, they know each other's sex habits, health problems, family histories and daily routines.'; (P. 174 Native Literature in Canada.) When they play begins we are given an over view of what it like on the reserve by a pictorous description, 'from here I can see half of Manitoulin Island?I can see the chimneys, the tops of apple trees, the garbage heap behind Big Joey's dumpy little house?';(P. 2 The Rez Sisters) The reserve has a bit of everything, a good side and a bad side.

Saturday night her girls were acting even crazier than usual. They seemed to bounce of the walls of the cabin, and she was relieved when the bell rang for the campfire line call. She gathered her but they could not stand still, and by the time they

In 1844 a draper in London named George Williams began to see more and more young men get into hard times because they had nowhere to go and be safe from everything that was going on around them. So, with the help of other drapers, George Williams developed a place where these young men could go and not only be safe, but learn about God. They developed the Youth Men’s Christian Association. With the efforts of its founder George Williams, the YMCA is now one of the biggest charitable youth organizations in the world. George Williams once said, “My lifelong experience as a businessman, and as a Christian worker among young men, has taught me that the only power in this world that can effectually keep one from sin, in all the varied and often attractive forms … is that which comes from an intimate knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ as a present Saviour.” This quote tells the reader that George Williams was not interested in making a profit, but instead was interested in teaching young men the rights from the wrong and how to follow Jesus Christ.

Since the summer of 1987, the Lord has been faithful in making many dreams become realities to better improve and strengthen the Winshape Camps ministry for generations to come. What started out as a ministry running only one camp for boys in Mount Berry, GA, is now one that runs eight camps for children of all ages both nationally and internationally.

The Shiloh Outreach Center is offering individuals who in the pass has made the choice not to complete high school. The Shiloh Outreach Center has a place to achieve that goal for a better future for themselves and their families.

The Anthony Family decided to take a trip to yosemite national park to go camping. Their names were Vero, Chris, and Jacob. Vero at the time was pregnant and she decided to invite her niece Toni. Toni was so excited to be able to go on vacation with her aunt and uncle and cousin and cousin to be. Toni was looking forward to going have an adventure in the beautiful nature that surrounds her. She loves the outdoors and could stay outside the entire day going for, hikes,runs, and sitting in nature and admiring what a beautiful world God created for her.

God has been at work in my life in so many ways in this last year. This past summer, I worked at Trout Lake Camps, a Bible camp in Pine River, Minnesota. This experience not only taught me how wonderful a Christian community is, but also how to give my life completely over to Him. I was able to have meaningful conversations with campers about their faith, and ways they could come closer to God. I also know that God has placed this camp in my life not only to tell young students about Jesus Christ, but to learn how to stretch my faith beyond its limits. I can not wait to bring what I have learned to Northwestern. I believe that UNWSP will continue to stretch my limits and take me deeper in my walk with God. I plan to make life-long friends while

Emma Chester, my camp counselor, is a hero. I was going to Portage Lake Bible Camp for the first time with my new church. I’d heard about this camp. It sounded fun. What could go wrong? Lots of things. I grabbed my bags, hugged my parents goodbye, and left. About four hours later, we arrived. I was told my cabin and counselor after entering. I had Cabin 6AB, and Emma, a bright, smiling young woman. I found my group, and they told me about her. She appeared while we made our beds, smiling brightly, and they ran to give her a hug. We had a lot of time to decompress, and later we sang around the fire pit. Our group became a family. Over the next few days, I loved Emma. Whether she was chasing us around in an intense game of Gorilla Warfare, trying

This analysis will look at the Young Woman’s Christian Association (YWCA) in order to understand the organizations effective communication strategies with its audience. This is important because the organizations goals are aimed at helping empower woman and eliminate racism around the world. However, to do that the information must be truthful, authentic, and helpful to the people it is trying to impact. In my research, I looked at the YWCA’s focus on domestic violence and homelessness. Their role is to empower both genders to break the cycle of domestic violence and homelessness while also achieving self-sufficiency (YWCA of San Diego, 2016). They try and do this through many programs and services that allow individuals and families to recover from trauma, improve their economic status, and secure a permanent residence (YWCA of San Diego, 2016). The YWCA’s purpose is to inform, persuade, and aid its audience out of abusive relationships while also helping woman all over the world fight for their rights. The analysis of this organization movement towards fighting domestic violence and homelessness will be based off Bitzer’s model, TARES test, narratives and argument, visual rhetoric, symmetrical and asymmetrical communication forms, as well as, ways to improve the organizations rhetoric.

Our mission statement is, “ Ensure that each we provide an amazing summer camp experience for kids from all walks of life.” Each participant will be able to develop their social skills as they make new friends daily. We will help kids gain an appreciation for the community they live in and respect for the environment around them. We will achieve these goals by exposing our children to new places, new experiences, and new ideas. Our camp will allow kids the chance to create fun memories while still learning a lot.

When Kizzy was a young girl, Missy Ann taught her to write. Kizzy and Noah both fell in love with each other. Noah is like Kunta Kinte and wanted to be free, so Kizzy forges her master's signature on a traveling pass, so Noah could get to a free state. Noah is caught and snitches about his fake traveling pass. Dr. William Reynolds has a rule for his plantation that he will not sell you if you behave. Kizzy broke that rule and is sold to Tom Moore and her parents were devastated. Kunta and Belle chased after the wagon but they would not do anything about it. It is so horrible that slave owners would sell other slaves’

Jack Smith a 17 years old teen from (Ontario, Canada) is invited to stay with his cousin Mary Loose-Doe from (Water city, N.Y). Accompanying him in his trip is his other cousin 21 year old Bill Jones, both boys are foreign to the United States and the city life as they derive from a small settlement. Mary shows the boys a good time, taking them out to party’s offering them marijuana and alcohol. The boys are later introduced to Mary’s boyfriend 21 year old Pete Poorchoice. Pete is a High school droop out and veteran of two reformatories.