Church Outreach For two years, we exhibited at the Orange Conference, where ministers specializing in children, youth and family ministry gather for learning and inspiration. Tis powerful week allowed us to share the story of Te Power of Camp at an event with:
• 7,150 people • 1,910 churches • 62 denominations • 49 states
In 2019, we were key exhibitors at the National
Youth Worker Convention, where 4,000 youth work- ers spent a week learning how to be more effective in their ministries. We were there to remind them about the power of having a local camp partner as they minister to teens. Following these key events, we stay engaged with
these local church leaders by providing them with content and other resources via email that help them integrate camp ministry into their other efforts with children and teens.
Other Tools Te past two years, CCCA has partnered with Our Daily Bread, a trusted provider of devotional material, to create a first-30-day devotional especially for campers as they leave camp. CCCA members helped author the content and Our Daily Bread made the Beyond Camp resource available free of charge to CCCA members. Our first year, more than 230,000 units were
ordered! A total of 618 CCCA member camps partici- pated. Because of the member response to this effort, Beyond Camp, Volume 2 is in production at this time and soon will be offered to CCCA members.
Gregg Hunter says, “We believe the name says it all: Te Power of Camp. It conveys just what we hope it will — that camp is a place where God changes lives. And at CCCA, we want to increase demand for your camp so you can do more and more of the ministry you are called to. We’re committed to continuing our efforts through Te Power of Camp for 2020.” Follow Te Power of Camp’s Facebook page and
regular email updates for ways your camp can engage in the campaign.
Conference Booth Devotionals
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