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EPISODE RECAP

Is it worth it to continue to have student camps when things don’t always go as planned? (5:00)

Is it just fun for students or is it really beneficial? (8:00)

Liability is a huge tension when it comes to student camps. (8:30)

Use multiple communicators for the talks at student camps. (16:00)

The best way a camp experience can impact a student is when the communicator communicates in a way that enhances the role of the small group leader. (17:00)

If your camp isn’t tackling issues that students are really wrestling with, then it might not be worth it. (20:00)

There is an expectation for valuable moments to happen during a student camp. (20:00)

What are ways you can make camp a huge win for leaders too? (28:00)

Three catalysts of faith that are hit at camp: practical teaching, providential relationships, and pivotal circumstances. (32:00)

If you are serious about helping a kid develop a faith of their own through the student years, I don’t think you can afford NOT to have some sort of camp experience. (33:30)

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“There are three catalysts of faith that happen at camp: practical teaching, providential relationships, and pivotal circumstances.” Click To Tweet“If your camp isn’t tackling issues that students are really wrestling with, then it might not be worth it.” - @Coachshef Click To Tweet“If you are serious about helping a kid develop a faith of their own through the student years, you can't afford not to have a camp experience.” - @Coachshef Click To Tweet“The best way a camp experience can impact the life of a student is when the communicator communicates in a way that enhances the role of the small group leader.” - @Joshua_lamm Click To Tweet