This past Sunday was the first Middle Sunday of the summer, and was a wonderful day for all involved. It was a day of fellowship, and worship. A day of laughter and joy. It was a day of parents getting to spend time with their children. Friends were able to catch up on old times. Most of all it was a day for Christians to come together and enjoy spending time with each other.
For the past 4 years or so, when people pull up to Camp on Middle Sundays, they are great by this lovely face, always with a smile and instructions on where they should park and what the should do next. As always, well done Andrew Panter.
The morning started off with Bible classes for all of the campers and guests, and then was followed up with everyone gathering in the Pavilion for Worship. The singing was great as always, and Scott Busby did a terrific job bring the lesson to us.
For the first time, everyone was asked to stay at Camp for the day, instead of going somewhere else to eat. In order to feed everyone, several guys came out to Camp early with their grills, and cooked up some hamburgers for everyone. It turned out to be a great lunch.
After lunch, the first ever Festival of Games was held. This was a carnival type activity where the staff members were in charge of different games that the campers and the guests could compete in throughout the afternoon. There was also a competition going on amongst each Camp Group, and the group that won the most points got some sort of special reward during their cookout.
I hope you can tell from the pictures what a fun day this was for everyone at Camp. I hope you can make it out to one of the other 2 Middle Sundays this summer. You will have a blessed time.
Hail, Dear Ol' Deer Run,
Sparky
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