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A recent snapshot of what CCCA members are saying on social media
Pre-screening of “I Still Believe” Tis January, Monadnock Christian Ministries (Jaffrey, New Hampshire) co-sponsored a special pre-screening of “I Still Believe,” a Christian, biographical drama about singer-songwriter Jeremy Camp, in collaboration with Hillfest Events. Te faith-based film produced by the Erwin Brothers (“I Can Only Imagine” and “Mom’s Night Out”) will release this year. Te film tells the story of Camp’s faith during his teenage years, his early music career, the loss of his late wife to cancer and later meeting his wife, Adrienne.
Pine Valley Camp Heads to BEYOND The staff at Pine Valley Camp (Ellwood City, Pennsylvania) posed for a picture by The Power of Camp display at BEYOND. In their Facebook post, they wrote, “We are so thankful for this week of growth and spiritual refreshment, and we cannot wait to put into practice all that we have learned!” Thanks for posting, Pine Valley Camp!
Camp Gideon’s Mug Club When donors choose to become recurring donors for Camp Gideon (Acworth, Georgia), they’re added to the mug club. Te camp sends mugs to supporters, extending their thanks and expanding their brand footprint. Corporate donors, individual monthly partners, individual sponsors and church partners are recognized on their website. Could your camp develop a similar donor giveaway?
Construction is Underway for Welcome Center Camp Caudle (Hector, Arkansas) started construction for their new welcome center, the Wellhouse. As the camp has grown, so has the number of staff and the need for larger meeting spaces. Centered in the middle of camp, the Wellhouse will be used as a welcome center, camp store, retreat space and office space.
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www.ccca.org February/March 2020
Photos from social media feeds of respective camps and conference centers; background image iStock/Aaron Hawkins
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