Camp Blue Haven...Registration Time!

Ecclesiastes 12:1
Remember your Creator
in the days of your youth...

If you have not registered and retained your spot as a returning camper for this coming summer you need to do it by Feb. 15th! You will loose your spot if you don't remember to register by that date. If you are interested in registering as a first time camper go here and register:
http://campbluehaven.com/

There are still a few openings in a few sessions. There is a waiting list in other sessions and if you don't register as a returning camper your spot will be filled with campers on the waiting list.

Don't miss the best one or two weeks of the year!

May I learn as I live and grow, God forsakes me never.


Camp Blue Haven is a one- or two-week camp for youth entering fifth grade through high school graduates. Located in the Sangre de Cristo mountain range in New Mexico, the camp provides lots of fun in the outdoors. God’s scenic beauty serves to enhance the spiritual atmosphere of the camping sessions. Christians worshipping God and helping others grow in the likeness of Christ while singing, praying, studying and playing together makes for an unforgettable experience.

A typical summer will see between 1000 and 1200 campers in attendance from all over the Southwest. There is no discrimination because of race, color, national origin or religious affiliation.

The Camp’s 1,100 acres consist of rugged mountain terrain covered with an abundance of pine, spruce and aspen. The 160,000 acre Santa Fe National Forest adjoins Blue Haven property. Two beautiful streams, the Blue and the Tecolote, flow through camp property and there are two man made ponds which are stocked each year with trout for fishing.































Blessings! Amy

Comments

Becky W said…
How much fun does is that!!!! I love summer camps with Christians! My little girl got to go for the first time last year.
February 8, 2011 at 2:27 PM
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