A forever experience. Evangelizing, discipling, and motivating people to serve the Lord. ...

The Country School Farm Summer Camp is in Holmes County, Ohio, where today's Amish live much as they did a century ago. ...

The Goals of Wakonda are to enable campers to: Experience Christian community. Experience their own uniqueness and personal worth. Experience relevant encounters with the Scriptures and Ch ...

We would like to welcome you to another exciting summer of sports camps at Miami University. Our outstanding coaching staff looks forward to sharing their passion for each and every sport offered. The goals of the Miami University Intercollegiate Athletics Sports Camps are to provide opportunities for athletes of all ages to enjoy a fun-filled experience in a unique learning environment. ...

Oberlin College is an integral part of the city of Oberlin, a town of about 8,600 residents located 35 miles southwest of Cleveland. Campers train in one of the best college towns in the state of Ohio while getting comprehensive volleyball instruction from an enthusiastic and experienced coaching staff. ...

Credo is a summer program of intensive chamber music study designed to nurture the serious music student artistically and spiritually. ...

Hurt Locker wins Oscars for best picture and best original screenplay - many congrats to screenwriter Mark Boal '95! ...

Oberlin's exquisite 440-acre campus, located just 35 miles southwest of Cleveland, provides outstanding facilities, including the Allen Memorial Art Museum and beautiful Hall Theater and is the prefect location to house this summer Musical Theater camp. ...

Oberlin College has hosted the highest quality and nationally recognized tennis camps since 1974 with over 6000 happy alumni. Campers will enjoy a superb tennis complex with ample outdoor (12) and indoor (6) courts. ...

The Oberlin College campus is located on 440 acres in Oberlin, Ohio, 35 miles southwest of Cleveland. Founded in 1833, Oberlin was the first institution of higher education in America to adopt a policy to admit students of color (1835) and the first college to award bachelor's degrees to women (1841) in a coeducational program. ...