Stories

“Being a part of the new walk in Christ for those we serve during Baptism is one of my favorite parts of the ministry.” Louann, Commissioned Minister

Jasmine came to our Homeless Outreach Program with fear that despite having a job she was going to loose her home and likely her kids, while she waited for that first paycheck to cover her rent.

Meet Mommy’s Closet, which has been providing the help families need for a decade. It started small, literally a closet, filled with boxes of diapers, baby food, baby wipes . . . and now its grown to where 80,000 diapers are handed out every year.

Meet Lionel Brown, 50 years old, from the Northern Arapaho Tribe. Today he is clean and sober. But for the past 35 years you might not have wanted to meet him. Likely stumbling and mumbling ‘you got a shot?’ Maybe just released from the Fremont County Crisis Center, once called the ‘drunk tank,’ or jail, and out looking for his next shot.

Meet Sophia Marscarena, some day she may be the surgeon who fixes your hip, replaces your knee, or maybe delivers your grandchild. “Whatever I do I will always credit Camp for helping me. To think back when I didn’t want to come. And now I want every kid to come.”