CAMP YOLIJWA, the summer camping program of the Eastern Regional Conference of Churches of God, is held at Doubling Gap Center. YoliJwa (Youth Living Jesus' Way) is designed to provide an opportunity for children, youth, and adults to share in Christian living experiences. Camp YoliJwa is a ministry of the Churches of God. Basis for acceptance and participation in the program is the same for everyone, regardless of color, race, or origin. ...

In the Spring of 1955, interest grew among a group of young adults, active in district functions, around the purchase of a camp for the Greensboro District. For many years, Methodist groups had rented or borrowed facilities from other organizations. ...

Manitoba Pioneer Camp is part of the national camping movement of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) of Canada. IVCF is an inter-denominational not-for-profit mission active in educational communities across Canada. There are Pioneer Camps located in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. The Purpose of IVCF is the transformation of youths, students and graduates into fully committed followers of Jesus Christ. ...

Located on more than 90 acres of scenic campground, Camp Dina offers the family feel of a small camp with caring counselors and a high staff-to-camper ratio. ...

You can still be involved in a week of camp as a staff member. We need counselors, kitchen staff, custodians, support staff. You may download a staff application HERE. All applicants are required to have a written reference from their pastor. ...

The Mission of Prairie View Christian Camp is to provide the setting and program whereby youth and adults are influenced by the message of Jesus Christ toward life changing decisions. ...

Ozark Conference Center is a full-service, interdenominational adult conference center that places special emphasis on camping for children and youth. Ozark is located on 325 acres atop Jenkins Mountain in Solgohachia, Arkansas. Solgohachia has a Native American heritage since it was one of the stopping places on the "Trail of Tears" and there are several legends about the origin of the name. Some say the name comes from a Native American name meaning "a hole in the mountain" while others think the town was named for a favorite warrior of the Cherokee tribe named Sol, who was unusually good with his hatchet.Whatever the name or history, after many years as a nomadic ministry, God led the founders and leaders of Ozark Conference Center to a home on one of the most beautiful mountaintops in Arkansas. ...

At Birchmont, we emphasize two activities. Every day each camper will play tennis and enjoy our waterfront. Although we offer a myriad of different activities, we firmly believe that tennis and waterf ...

Helen Keller Services for the Blind offers a wide range of services and programs for people of all ages who are blind or have vision impairments. Thousands of people in the New York metropolitan area and in Nassau and Suffolk Counties take advantage of these services every year. ...

Campground for groups (scouts, churches, 4H, schools) with bunkhouses, central shower, shelter house, lake, hiking, volleyball. Meals can be provided. ...