God’s Word Comes Near
Paavo sees the Word at work in campers’ hearts as they push themselves to become wiser, kinder, and more faithful people. He trusts that they hear God’s Word as he tells them that they are loved for who they are.
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But we are proud to say that Amanda Rasner contributed 86 entries already.
God’s Word Comes Near/in Our Impact, Stories/by Amanda Rasner
Paavo sees the Word at work in campers’ hearts as they push themselves to become wiser, kinder, and more faithful people. He trusts that they hear God’s Word as he tells them that they are loved for who they are.
An Accepting Community/in Our Impact, Stories/by Amanda Rasner
Despite having to work so hard, and without electricity or running water, Lydia was thrilled with her week at camp. She made friends and felt truly accepted.
Through Sunshine & Rain/in Our Impact, Stories/by Amanda Rasner
The struggles Katie faced with her illness were not meant for her specifically, but rather a symptom of our very human lives. God was with her in her times of strife as well as her times of joy.
Loaves & Fishes in Mass City/in Our Impact, Stories/by Amanda Rasner
Logan’s fears about church were proven wrong, as they were fully welcomed. God used this experience to remind them that in Jesus, there is always enough.
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We Use What We Have/in Our Impact, Stories/by Amanda Rasner
By using the available resources, Ruby, a young camper, and Will, a stand-in staff, stole the show — and our hearts — in the Camp ACTS performance.
Good for One, Good for All/in Our Impact, Stories/by Amanda Rasner
Some Houghton Middle School teachers experienced a transition when their school camp moved to Fortune Lake.
