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Why Camp ?

At camp, young people have the mental room to consider some of the most important issues of life. This break from the craziness of their regular routine allows campers to think about their future, to evaluate unhealthy patterns, and to discover the truth that God loves them and has an amazing plan for their lives.
CCCA member camps are set in some of the most beautiful spots on the continent. Campers explore nature, participate in new adventures and test their limits in a healthy environment surrounded by the grandeur of God's creation.
In a setting separate from their daily routine, with an opportunity to shed the expectations and pressures of others, campers are freed up to truly be themselves, to live above artificial limitations and blossom into who they were created to be.
Good friends who exert positive peer pressure can make all the difference in a kid's life. Friendships with caring adults and other campers, forged through shared experience and the compressed time at camp, can last a lifetime and provide a connection that helps young people navigate the challenges of life.
According to researchers, kids spend on average 40 minutes in meaningful conversation with their parents each week. At camp, caring adults, counselors and mentors come alongside campers, helping them think through decisions and experiences in a way that will prepare them for their future. Many campers point back to a positive role model they met at camp as one who helped shape the direction of their lives.

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What Your Kids Wish You Knew About Their Time at Camp

21 Mar

Some kids tear up when their parents drop them off at camp, unsure about saying goodbye, only to cry again at pickup because they don’t want to leave. Your child may seem different when you come to pick them up from camp. During their week at camp, your camper likely grew in their self-confidence, created […]

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Processing How to Spend Your Summer

18 Mar

Internships, volunteering, studying abroad, working at summer camp, nannying … there are so many fun ways to spend your summer. Young adult/college summers are unique in that you get to try something new for just a few months that may not be as easily accessible later in life, so intentionality is important as you make […]

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Following Up With Kids About Camp

15 Mar

You dropped your kid off at camp for a week of outdoor adventures, bonding with their peers, memory making and time away from screens. Now, as you pick your camper up, they seem happy and relaxed, yet a little tired and maybe even sad to leave. How can you help your child  process and share […]