This summer was another great testimony of the body of Christ coming together for a common purpose of sharing the name o Jesus


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how God cont nua y su ta provides.


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following chapel, while others did not and see hardened towards it. It is God alone who changes a heart of stone to a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26).). We are thankful for the goodness of God since nothing comes fromourselves as it says in 2 Corinthians We continue to pray for those who have heard fr God’s word this summer that the seed planted w grow into saving faith.


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If you are reading this and are interested in serv-


ing at this camp, please do not hesitate to reach out. Our hope for next summer is to have many weeks of


men. The light shines inin the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”


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how God contiinuallly sustains and provides


overnight camps. If you are able to support this minis- try through prayer that would be great and we would like to hear from you.


If you want to commit to praying for the camp here are a few prayer requests:


• STAFFING - Like many camps, it can be challenging to recruit staff. Our location adds a challenging dynamic to this as well. Pray for passionate workers to join our team.


• FINANCIAL -We also have financial needs. On top of the general maintenance and camp operations, we want to update some of our activities such as the ar- chery range, BMX track, the basketball court, and the sand volleyball court.


• COMMUNITY AND CAMPERS - Pray for the spiritual need in these communities. Remember to pray for the campers that came this year and heard the gospel. We continue to pray that Jesus will draw them to himself.


Charles Spurgeon said, “Prayer and praise are the


oars by which a man may row his boat into the deep waters of the knowledge of Christ.” We prayerfully act in obedience to him and give praise and thanks for what he does in our own lives and in the working of the ministries that we engage in.


Thank you for your investment in this camp, and


we would love to hear from you. You can find our con- tact information on our website as well as additional information. Thank you for taking the time to read this — and I will end with the mission statement of the camp:


“To be a dynamic Christian camping ministry


committed to bringing children, youth and adults to a saving knowledge of and a maturity in Christ, while supporting the local church body.”


Jon McComish and his wife, Cora, have been married


for nine years and have three daughters and a son. They are Carmella (7), Malachi (5), Elianne (3), and Maeva (3 months). The McComish family attends Hodgson Bible Church, pastored by Hans Elgby. They live just north of Fisher Branch, Manitoba. Currently, Jon works full time on Fisher River reserve as an addictions counsellor. He has had the privilege of serving as director at Fisher Bay Bible Camp for the summers of 2019 and 2021.


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