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  • Lorna Anne

    Member
    April 25, 2024 at 10:45 pm

    Family camp such significant impact of the Pentecostal movements because that's the place where you get away from their routine activities and the pressure of the everyday life.the atmosphere is different.

    The Bible Camp played an important part in my spiritual journey. I accepted Jesus in my life,and that's the start of y journey in my life.

  • Sharon

    Member
    April 14, 2024 at 10:35 pm

    Camps are so important. As a young child I actually gave my heart to the Lord at a children's camp – Faith Bible Camp near Winnipeg. So many years ago, yet it changed my life completely. Then as a teen – and later as a young person, I attended both Trossachs and Kedleston Camps. I witnessed God moving in the services with His mighty power. I know it impacted the call of God on my life. Sound bible teaching in both the morning and evening sessions were unforgettable, as well as rich fellowship throughout the week.

  • Deleted User

    Deleted User
    June 26, 2023 at 2:24 pm

    Camps have played an important role in my life as there have been significant times of inner healing and even ministry opportunities in being a counselor myself. Those times at camp brought me to a deeper relationship with God, with deeper levels of intimacy. As a counselor I saw the same things happen with the kids in my cabin as they opened up in ways they had never done before.

  • Chris

    Member
    June 12, 2023 at 11:48 am

    The Pentecostal Movement started out with camps and tent meetings and in that way, it is connecting to our past heritage. As mentioned in the video, the Jewish people spend a week each year celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles wherein they remember how their ancestors spent 40 years living in tents in the wilderness. As Christians, we can connect with both of these parts of our past by attending Bible Camp!

    I have attended Bible Camp as a child and as an adult with my own children. I have always enjoyed camp and have felt that some of my most impactful times with the Lord have been at camp. There really is something to be said about unplugging from the world and spending quality time with God, family and other brothers and sisters in Christ!

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