Showing posts with label Grubb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grubb. Show all posts

Sunday, March 4, 2007

Has Bond Camp made a difference in your life?

As Frank Bush has been forward picture after picture from his files, we have been struggling to name everyone. Recently he commented, "One of the things that has hit me as I have been working on these pictures – we really had contact with a lot of young people. That got me considering . . . How much positive influence did we really have in their lives?"

From Cliff Butler's dream of a camp out in that wooded wilderness in the early 1950s to the current day, many hundreds, probably thousands, of kids have gone through the camp. If you are one of them, tell us what influence it really had in YOUR life. Click on the "comment" to leave a note there or use the guest book. Let the faculty and board, past and present, want to know what you think.

And if you were baptized at camp and have a memory about that we would like to hear it as well.

Saturday, February 24, 2007

Work crew

There was lots of work clearing trees for the chapel, the lake, the class areas. Roger Grubb, youth minister at Greenville, is on the left. The younger helpers are Bruce Nolin, Mike Bush and Gary Hill, all from Greenville.