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3) Various supports for parishioners including online resources, a COVID-19 support line for seniors, and mass available via radio and online streaming.
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- 1. Stony Creek Baptist Camp An outreach of Joshua Scott Ministries
- 3. Youth of America ѳ 59% of teens walk away from Christ by their 18th birthday ѳ 2/3 of the teens and children in church today will abandon the church in just a few years ѳ Doubts of their foundational beliefs concerning the Bible and God begin at a young age ѳ 39.8% in middle school ѳ 43.7% in high school ѳ 61% of today's youth and young adults are already “spiritually Disengaged”. They no longer attend church regularly, read their Bibles, or pray. ѳ kids ages 8-18 spend 7.5 hours a day on electronics. Filling their minds with worldliness.
- 4. How we plan to operate This summer ѳ Minimal additional staff ѳ Buildings purposes ѳ Chapel in barn ѳ Overflow cabin in old school ѳ Mainly individual church ran ѳ Buildings updated ѳ Some re-landscaping Future summers ѳ Full time and summer staff ѳ New buildings ѳ Camp director ran ѳ Major landscaping
- 5. Temporary Chapel Future sight of Souvenir shop, coffee, and games
- 6. Latrine Permanent restroom/shower location. Needs new plumbing, toilets, showers, and sinks.
- 7. Dinning hall and Kitchen Needs general repair and updating. Side offices will be the nurses station and Camp Directors office.
- 8. Rope Bridge Future main passage for campers and staff on foot to get across campus safely.
- 9. Large Cabin and Staff Housing Needs bathroom updated and general fixing up.
- 10. Large cabin Future location for welcome center and offices.
- 11. Nursery and coffee lounge Half the cabin will be a relaxing coffee lounge for staff and adult guests. The other half will be a nursery.
- 12. How You can Help! ѳ Pray for us ѳ Financial support ѳ Building supplies and tools ѳ Laborers ѳ Especially men with electrical, construction, plumbing knowledge. ѳ Send your youth to our camp!
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