Through this tradition of intentional living, Fowler staff and volunteers become role models in caring and faithful living and witness to the love that God has for all of creation.

 

Community



To understand the Christian Faith and what it means to be in the body of Christ, we must have solid examples of what community looks and feels like. Living, working, playing, laughing, and crying together allows campers to have intentional images of Christ present in our fellowship and interdependence.



Simplicity



In an age of ever increasing speed and technology, opportunities to "be still and know that I am God" will become even more important. "Happiness" of being entertained is replaced by the "joy" of creating together. Whether it is music, games, or the pleasure of watching the sunset, campers are challenged  to find God present in all areas of our lives.



 Caring for Creation



Our response to God's presence is always one of thanks for the beauty that is around us and care for all that God has made: both human and the non-human. By learning to love outside of ourselves we learn to love others as we wish to be loved.