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Today at Camp — Men’s Life Roles
/in Camp, Texas Teen/by Ryan DawsonMen’s Life Roles really nailed it this year! The campers learned how to design, execute and finish plans for a practical storage box for the dorms. See the evidence of their hard work!
Today at Camp — Women’s Life Roles 2025
/in Camp, Texas Teen/by Ryan DawsonWomen’s Life Roles this year tackled the idea of making useful products at home, without all the extra ingredients! They had a blast while learning skills that can prepare them for future life roles!
Today at Camp — Music 2025
/in Camp, Texas Teen/by Ryan DawsonThe hills of Texas were alive with the sound of music this year at camp! This was the first time in a number of years that LYC had a music class at teen camp, and the camper loved it!
Today at Camp — Gym Sports 2025
/in Camp, Texas Teen/by Ryan DawsonGyms Sports this year was a slam dunk! Checkout what Mr. Braddock had lined up for the campers this year!
Today at Camp — Canoeing 2025
/in Camp, Texas Teen/by Ryan DawsonThe Canoeing Class at LYC focused on “L.E.T.” (Leadership, Excellence and Teamwork) this year. Keep calm and paddle on to (to the link) see more about what happened in Canoeing this year.
Today at Camp — Disc Golf 2025
/in Camp, Texas Teen/by Ryan DawsonCheck out one of LYC’s new activities this year, Disc Golf!
Podcast 156: A Truth “Too Wonderful for Me”
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonToday, we take a brief look at a beautiful truth that King David felt was simply too wonderful for him—beyond his reach to fully grasp and appreciate. If we reflect on it, we can begin to see where he was coming from and benefit from the perspective it provides.
And, BTW, don’t forget to check out all the posts about the teen camp, which is wrapping up this weekend! Click here to check them out.
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