Maintenance prayer report

Maintenance staff has been busy keeping the bathrooms clean, picking up groceries each day, mowing, keeping the camp clean, etc.  Staff ripped off the "lean to" on the caretaker's garage so a new roof can be put on in the near future.   (Fun fact: The lean-to used to be the girls outhouse before we had indoor plumbing here at DLBC.  On one of the walls was written, "Brenda Bordeau    Walker, Minn  1954")-the more things change, the more things stay the same.

Beach-front prayer report

Today we had a great time swimming at the beach and playing in the sand.  Lots of shrieks of delight were heard.  The staff and counselors were constantly on the alert making sure all the kids were safe, and were fanned out across the edge of the deeper water (in the ropes).  Everyone seemed to be having fun.  The kids may lose the privilege of bringing canteen items to the beach tomorrow because they didn't pick up their garbage right away until they're counselor had The Ash Boys clean up the beach.  These are all learning experiences that we try to communicate with grace.  Please pray for continued safety at the beach and for our lifeguard and her family, as her grandpa is not doing well health-wise.

Craft shop prayer update

Today we painted in the craft shop.  The kids were introduced to Grandma Mary who has been involved at the camp for years.  She chooses and brings all the crafts for this age group.  It's nice for the kids to have a Grandpa & Grandma at the camp.  The kids painted wooden and ceramic items.  We chatted with them about how things were going in their cabins and they talked about they are all becoming friends.  For such a large camp, the personalities are clicking well.  Grandma is in her 80's but wanted to be the one to clean out all the paint trays and persevered until the job was done.

Kitchen staff prayer update

We're having a blast.  There's been no stress.  We baked a ton of molasses and chocolate chip cookies.  We've had just enough food for every meal.  For lunch we had two leftover bowls of chili.  Today instead of hurrying through dish washing, we took time to pray with a counselor.  Pray for energy and wisdom with amounts, etc in the kitchen and that the kids would feel loved by the cooks.

Duck Inn Cabin Update

Campers say: we like chapel, meeting new friends (x2), crafts, carpetball, swimming, art, cupcakes, chapelCounselors say: Everyone's doing well except we had one camper not feeling well today (her mom is on staff so that helps).  Please pray for her and Channyn's health (migraines, etc.).  Four campers received Christ as Savior last night!  Pray for continued processing of what it means to trust Jesus & follow Him.

Another way to invest in the camp you love!

Hello friends of Deeper Life Bible Camp,  

We are writing to inform you about our annual Camp Work Day, on Saturday, May 21st, 2011. It’s a day we have set aside to prepare the camp for the coming summer ministry. We will be cleaning out all of the buildings, doing work projects, and putting the camp in working order for the summer.

 

One project that we are focusing on is major work to the girls cabin Indus. We will be removing and replacing the siding, replacing the soffits, and facia boards. We need to finish this project so we are able to house campers for the first week of the camp season.

 

There is a group being put together to do the physical work on the cabin, but we are need of finances to finish the job completely. For all of the building materials we need $2,000. Right now we have $300 that was donated toward the project.

 

We are asking all of our “Lifers” to band together to be apart of completing the project.

 

 

 

Thank-you for your support in the ministry of DLBC,

In Christ,

The Camp Board

We will be removing and replacing the siding, replacing the soffit and facia boards, and putting T-111 siding in.

 

 

 

 

To donate, send checks payable to (with Lifers Project in the memo line):

 

Deeper Life Bible Camp

PO Box 27

Blackduck, MN 56630

 

Or  by Credit/Debit card on our camp Facebook page

 

Or at www.dlbconline.com