Colombia

Another camp down and under are belts. We only had 19 boys, a smaller group then what we would of liked (their moms have a hard time letting them go), but they were really sweet and well behaved and cute and loveable and there were sure lots of staff there to love on them. It was a real blessing having the team there a missions team from Mexico and the States) and lots of extra staff cause I had a really bad cold, which resulted in very little energy and having to take a nap while the kids were in the pool.  The team was awesome and so willing to help out in whatever needed to be done and would just see things that needed to be done and do it.  A lot of them loved the camp ministry that we are doing and want to come back. As with the girls camp I sometimes struggle with the two day camp and wether it’s worth all the work and stress but it so it.  One of the girls on the team shared how touched she was during the game Mission Impossible and how the kids are going to remember fore

So here we go again….in just over two weeks we have another round of camp.  This one is for boys 8-10 and it is just another two day one.  But as I learned from the little girls camp, that two days are still worth all the work and God can still do amazing things in just these two days and I am pretty excited, even though in the past this group has proven to be the most challenging for me.  Also for this camp there is a team of 9 people coming from the States to help out.  While it might add a bit of craziness and I don’t think they speak Spanish but they could be future staff or future supporters and I just love sharing with other people this crazy dream of Camp Gozo and the crazy plans that God has for it.  So I will welcome the craziness and let’s be honest, thats 9 more people to hug and love these kids so the craziness is worth it. Things for this camp are falling together nicely.  For the boys camps this year I have had a co-director which I have loved and early lightens my l