How religious will this camp be? :-)

[jon1]

I’m still thinking on that hot tub and scalding that hog!!! MMMMMMMM BBQ…

[Treblemaker]

Mormon, Buddhist, and atheist walk into a Southern Baptist’s house…

And the Mormon said to the Buddhist, “Be very very quiet”.

And the Buddhist said “Why”?

And the Mormon said, “Because this Southern Baptist thinks his home is heaven, and he thinks he’s the only one here.”.

I get to say that, cause I’m Southern Baptist. I converted for the jokes.

[Treblemaker]

Oops…I read further down, and saw the thread was ending…My bad.

[Trader_Todd]

And when I meet a a 62 year old southern male, I think of the Allman Brothers.
I must be spending too much time at church.
Cue “Lord I was born a rambling man…”

Me too…

[BanjoBen]

Good stuff, I have “The Gospel Focus of Charles Spurgeon” by Steven Lawson from that same series–I need to read the Knox book.

[JohnnyD]

Good stuff, I have “The Gospel Focus of Charles Spurgeon” by Steven Lawson from that same series–I need to read the Knox book.

I’ll send it to you. General Store address on Washburn?

[BanjoBen]

I’ll send you a message, thanks!

[ChrisWms]

I went to the July camp. I heard no talk of Jesus but His influence on Ben and staff was evident. They love their participants and genuinely care about each person. You can tell that there’s something “different” about them, which is a good thing. I encourage you to go, it’s a wonderful learning experience and a first-class, caring environment.