Welcome, Senior Highers, to the 2010 Camp year!
We would like to invite you to join many others at Lake Blaine Baptist Bible Camp this summer.
Please check the schedule to the left for the dates and check-in times. Also be sure to browse the Rules & Checklist link for some important information about what to bring and not to bring to camp.
We encourage you to bring a friend along and get ready for a memorable and exciting week of spiritual challenge with lots of fun, fellowship, and good food!
Here is a note from your camp dean, Pastor Scott Craven:
Hello Teens,
I trust that you all are looking forward to the end of the school year. However, I hope that you are more excited about summer camp at Lake Blaine than anything else. Our theme this year is “Days of Knights”. We are going to imagine that the camp is a medieval castle. In order to help us better imagine this, we are not going to have any running water. Instead, our first activity Monday evening is to dig a well. Upon completion, it will be the responsibility of the girls to draw water from the well in order to supply the boys cabin, girls cabin, kitchen, chapel, and the speaker’s room with water. It’s going to be great fun!!!
Okay, okay, I’m just kidding. We’re not going to dig a well. Why do you need a well when you have a lake from which to draw water!
All joking aside, we are looking forward to a great week at camp. In light of our theme, we will be focusing some of our time on the idea of chivalry. This year we are very excited to have Dr. Dave Jaspers as our speaker. Both he and his wife will be here, and they will be doing some split sessions with the guys and girls. Our prayer is that the Word of God will challenge each and every one us. Pray, even now, that the Lord will speak to your heart and that you will respond to His leading.
Get your registration forms and get them sent in. Make sure to invite your friends.
See you in July!
—Pastor Scott and Kristi Craven
If you have any questions or would like to contact Pastor Scott Craven, please submit this form:
