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Enhance camp programming with artificial intelligence tools


using AI-generated images. Use AI to craſt skits on specific topics or themes. Create a custom scavenger hunt. Make creative short stories about your camp staff and camp theme.


Tips for using AI To get the best results from AI, follow these tips:


• Ask questions in various ways. When you change the way you ask a question, you receive different results.


• Use interactive queries. Ask AI to ask you questions like, “Ask me questions to get to know Gen Z.”


• Make specific requests like, “Give me 10 ideas to do with a church youth group outdoors near (your city), (your state).”


• Improve your written text or devotionals using AI tools like Grammarly to proofread and enhance your content.


• Remember that AI is a tool and a starting point. It comes with biases and limitations and needs human intelligence to be used effectively.


By integrating AI into camp programming, you can enhance creativity, streamline plan- ning and create memorable experiences for your campers. Explore these tools and discover new ways to make your camp activities more engaging and impactful. 


(Some ideas used with permission from Jesse Stanley, program director at Ironwood Camp in Newberry Springs, California.)


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John Skaggs is the chair of the camping ministry major at Appalachian Bible College (www.abc.edu). He has served for 20 years in camp ministry and loves using the outdoors to teach biblical truth and to point people to the Creator.


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