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Harwood, TX, 77984
Phone: 1-830-540-4766
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The Peach Valley Christian Youth Encampment was first conceived in the mind of J. E. Ezzell of Point Comfort, Texas. With the help of a few friends, his dream became a reality in 1963.
Peach Valley Christian Youth Camp is chartered under the laws of the state of Texas and is operated by a 15 member board of directors, all of whom live in the South/Central Texas area. Each member of the board is a Christian interested in youth ministry and dedicated to Christian principles. We plan all of our camp sessions with the needs of Young people from ages 7 -19 in mind. ... Temple, GA, 30179
Phone: 770.562.3103
Fax: 770.562.0067 Camp Type:
Woodland Christian Camp opened in 1969. The original property, located on 44 acres in Temple, Georgia, was purchased in order to provide a place for Christian youth of the Atlanta metropolitan area to camp, retreat, and fellowship. That first summer of camp hosted 487 campers. ...
College Park, MD, 20740
Phone: 301-314-9070
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Maryland 4-H Youth Development offers Clover Programs for youth ages 5-7 and 4-H Club programs for youth ages 8-18 (Age 18 as of January 1 of the current year). 4-H is in each Maryland county and Baltimore City, as well as Europe and Korea through a partnership with the CSREES/USDA Army and Air Force. ...
Fingal, , N0L 1K0
Phone: 519-764-2317
Fax: 519-764-2428 Camp Type:
Pearce Williams strives to do this in a non-competitive, caring way, allowing your child to discover the world around them, while promoting success, self-confidence and self-esteem in a safe, secure and stimulating environment. We strive to have all campers live and grow in a Christian community environment. ...
Minocqua, WI, 54548
Phone: 715-356-5383
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We at Camp Agawak feel we have something very special to offer to everyone that passes through our forested gates. Camp Agawak has been in existence for over 70 years offering numerous activity opportunities and wonderful facilities. The staff is gentle and caring in helping to create a safe, warm family atmosphere. A video tape is available to see the many activities and facilities Camp Agawak possesses. ...
Wiarton, , N0H 2T0
Phone: (519) 534 0245
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We want to welcome you to our newly renovated camp nestled in the trees on Berford Lake, and located in the beautiful Bruce Peninsula. Its peaceful atmosphere just shouts STOP?..and LISTEN. ...
Goderich, , N7A 3X9
Phone: (519) 529-7317
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Camp Kintail exists to provide children, youth and adults with opportunities for personal and spiritual growth within a Christian community through reflection, recreation, relaxation, and worship in a ...
South Glastonbury, CT, 06073
Phone: 860-659-5955
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Ronaldo world's best player selected by FIFA, puts his arm around Dan Gaspar, Director of Connecticut Soccer School, Star Goalkeeper Academy and Men's Head Soccer Coach at the University of Hartford. ...
Waccamaw, NC, 28450
Phone: 910-646-4111
Fax: 910-646-1175 Camp Type:
Welcome! Thank you for taking the time to visit. The Anchorage is a year-round camp and conference center existing for the purpose of spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ, developing strong Christian character, challenging individuals to Christian service, and promoting Christian fellowship and culture through Bible study, recreation, and camp living. ...
Pottersville, NY, 12860
Phone: 518-94-2620
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SonRise Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center opened in 1960 as Camp of the Pines, Inc on Lake Champlain. It was owned and operated by the Lutheran Laymen's League. In the mid 1960s Camp of the Pines moved to its current location in Pottersville, NY on Schroon Lakes. In the 1970s a tornado devestated the property of then Camp of the Pines by removing all the pine trees in what is now commonly reffered to as "big field." After sitting unused for a summer the camp re-opened as Camp SonRise. In the 1980s ownership of Camp of the Pines, dba, SonRise Lutheran Ministries transfered from the Lutheran Laymen's League to the Atlantic District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. ...
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