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Classes for 2008 Summer Camp

Stereotype Busters

Paul Glaser

This class discussed the roles of men and women, breaking down barriers between people and understanding the opposite gender

Comments about class:

Justin – entertaining and interesting

Ashley – helpful in understanding different relationships

Chris – good talks

Joslyn – interesting input from everyone

Scripture Marking

Tim Twombly

The people in this class chose to look up and marked mainly scriptures on Charity and prayer.

Comments about class:

Sabrina – challenging and uplifting

Prayer Pillows

Ann Taylor

While talking about prayer, this class saw it illustrated as all the pieces came together, like people helping others together.

Comments about class:

Beth M – fun

Cindy – fun

Andrew – fun and exciting “I can sew!”

Teambuilding

Edward Glaser

Throughout the week, the different stages of team development were discussed, and some effective tools for team building.  They talked about norms (rules or expectations) for teambuilding and how they promote harmony in homes by helping with communication.  Also discussed was active listening, conflict resolution and the importance of understanding other people’s point of view.

Comments on class:

Beth M. – Fun

Benny – enlightening

The Field is White

Jonnie McGowen

The class talked about missionary work here and everywhere, looked at pictures from Jonnie’s trip to Honduras and wrote letters.

Comments on class:

Cindy – insightful

Church Member’s Manual

Paul Glaser

Covered from who Jesus is, to the meaning of life, to New Heaven/New Earth, to the purpose of baptism, laying on of hands and repentance.

Comments on class:

All – do we really have to stop for lunch already?

Leadership

Edward Glaser

With a Christian view of leadership, we value other people and what leadership can do to improve the physical and spiritual lives of people around us.

Comments on class:

Cindy – helpful

Scrap ‘n Chat

Brookie-Lee and Paul

Brookie-Lee loves to do craft classes at camp, especially the affirmation books as they are such a positive thing to have and look back on even after camp.  While making the books people talked about whatever they wanted to like spouses, the church, questions about the scriptures, etc. Everyone enjoyed different perspectives without conflict.

Comments on class:

Beth M.—Fun

Joslyn – fun to combine personality and creativity

Camper-planned special activities

Monica Reed

The campers had tons of ideas and ended up planning an ultimate Frisbee game, a Hawaiian dinner, crazy Olympics and scripture skits for the whole camp.

Comments on class:

All – “No matter what else we do, we have to make people drink while hanging upside down”