Archive for July, 2009

Mexico – Set construction and Opening night

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Mexico – Previewing Las Canadas and Opener Practice

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Mexico – Loading up for the border crossing.

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Mexico – It all starts here…

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July 10

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Our final day of recreation. Thanks for “Dizzy Pig” Meadow Ranch Staff. Our staff loved it so much we made the students do two rounds. They loved it just as much (that’s what we told ourselves anyways).

July 09 – All Camp Hike

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Students were given the option of an all day trek in the mountains. 100 of the 120 said, “Yes, please.” No problems with curfew at the end of this day.

July 08

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Yes, We are alive!

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We Just wanted to let you know we are alive. The camp has no internet connection. Below is a post from Heidi Gross.

Romania Blog July 8, 2009
Wednesday morning, July 8th and the sun is shining, well sort of. Each day the sun shows itself intermittently and when it does it is a welcome relief from the rain. In true Hume fashion, even when the rain falls the program continues.
God’s name receives praise here at camp. Throughout the day, whether at morning or evening chapel and even during free time, the Romanian students enjoy worshipping the Lord through song. It is a beautiful sound and a pleasing offering to the Lord. At evening chapel PK has challenged students to think about darkness (John 3:16-21) and the conflict that exists between it and light. In addition, students have attended seminars on a variety of topics. The message and seminars have been a springboard for conversations between students and American or Romanian staff. Questions are asked, and answers are sought.
The generation of young people here at camp live in the shadow of older generations who have been Orthodox at best, or godless under Communism for so long. A decision to follow the truth of Christ can often lead to conflict at home. Adi is one of the young men at camp who has a heart to share Christ with his family. But he faces the reality of rejection from his father. According to Adi’s father, Adi’s decision to follow Christ has made his son “weak” and this perception weighs heavily on Adi.
Many of these types of conversations continue to take place with students who are seeking answers regarding how to be a light in this dark place. In a country where 2% profess to be Christian it is exciting to see that God is moving in the lives of these young people and that His Name will be spread across this nation in the days, years, and decades to come.

- Heidi

July 07 – Let the games begin!

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Rec begins with a bang… literally. Thunder, lightning and an all out downpour! The Romanians headed for cover and the Americans… those crazies kept right on playing. Most of the students re-joined us and the legend of Hume style rec was validated.

July 06

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