Thankfulness and Trust

Trust and thankfulness seem to go together in the Christian life. As a camp director I recognize my need to depend upon God in order to have a camp that will impact not just the heads but the hearts of our campers.

Each year I trust God to bring together what He wants for a successful camp–people, program, place. It's an exciting process to be part of as we see how he connects us with counselors, teachers, a program manager and most of all campers.

I am thankful for the team He has selected. We start our training camp this Sunday evening. It'll be the first time the entire team comes together. They are extra excited because we're getting to stay right across the street from Ark Encounter.

I'm thankful for the program the team is put to gather. Space Exploration will give us some exciting hands on activities as well as the opportunity to discuss some challenging apologetics issues from a biblical worldview.

I'm thankful for the campers that have registered so far. Trusting God to bring some more as we still have room especially in weeks two and three of our overnight camp.

Finally I'm trusting God to work in the hearts of the team members and campers. Our mission is to inspire students to explore how science and technology integrate with a creation apologetics worldview, preparing them to explain and defend their faith and succeed in their STEM education and in their future careers.

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Where Science & Technology Meet Truth

Featured Authors

Camp Infinity

Where Science & Technology Meet Truth

Jason Goff

Jason is the social media manager for Camp Infinity. He loves helping us tell the stories of Ci through the digital mediums of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Camp Infinity

Where Science & Technology Meet Truth

Camp Infinity

Where Science & Technology Meet Truth

Bryan Malik

Bryan Malik is the President of the Board of Advisors for Camp Infinity

Jeremy Ervin

Dr. Jeremy Ervin is the Inaugural Dean of the School of Education at Cedarville University. With his experience in providing professional learning for K-12 teachers and his time teaching pedagogy in higher education, he recognizes how the 21st Century classroom needs to center on the engagement of the learner with enduring understandings.

Max Lorentz

Max Lorentz has loved science (and astronomy in particular) since childhood. He enjoys sharing it with others, especially with young people. He studied mathematics as an undergraduate and is currently completing a Ph.D. in astronomy.

Robert Ring

RJ is a blog writer for Camp Infinity and a student at Bob Jones University majoring in engineering. He loves considering the science and technology claims of science fiction stories. He also loves reading. Throughout his life he has been a dreamer, imagining a never ending series of what ifs and maybes. From a young age, God gave him a passion for learning all he could about the world around him.