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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Summer Plans

This past week has been a busy one for me. I finished my paperwork for Stars and Stripes (or so I thought, I have been asked to add more detail), I found out about a new program at Camp Wesley Woods, paid my deposit it for the trip, found out my choir director is moving to Nashville this summer, and then I spent the weekend at Camp Wesley Woods.

This past weekend I went to a retreat at Wesley Woods for High School students who have felt a call to ministry. During the weekend, we heard about different forms of ministry and the ways different people felt their call. I loved going this weekend. I needed the time to get away from the stress of life. I also realized that right now God is calling me to focus on the here and now. What I can do this summer.
I have now finalized my summer plans. This summer I will be home for 14 days between June 3rd and July 28. I will be a counselor in training at Camp Wesley Woods for four weeks this summer. I am very excited about this! I will actually be at camp on my birthday this year. I have only been to camp once as a camper but I loved (and still love) my counselor. In addition, this summer I will be a voting member of the Holston Conference Annual Conference. . . which means I have to sit through meetings for three days straight and vote on stuff. I will also be attending Senior High Assembly (SHA). SHA is a summer camp of sorts where you live on a college campus, learn more about God, and meet other teens who are Christians. 
And of course, I will be going on the mission trip to the Bahamas. While in the Bahamas we will be working with Haitian refugees, I believe we might be doing some home repair for them. We will also be doing a sports camp for the kids and it will be led by Chris Canty, who happened to win the super bowl along with his fellow teammates, the New York Giants, this year. I am halfway to my goal for raising money. However, I still need your help. Please prayerfully consider supporting me on my mission trip to Nassau, Bahamas.
God Bless,
Rachel McCausland