“Talk to parents for them.” “Bad cabin times are okay.” “Prayer comes first.” “Talk with another first-time leader.” “Change wording if they’re stuck.” “Gospel lived out in work crew.” “Laugh, be crazy, but stay safe.” “Skits at club.” “External adventure leads to internal discovery.” “Build bridges with kids.” “Planned devos for after camp.” “Fundraise if money is an issue.” “Set an example with your answer.” “Meal time questions ready.” “Heart-level distinction.” “Take a kid’s shirt if needed.” “Listen more than you talk.” “Prayer and time with Jesus first.” “We have extended time with them.” “Care about the friend, not the numbers.” “Invite them to church Sunday.” “It’s not the only place to share the gospel.” “Know yourself; take a break if needed.” “No phones, no parents, no school.” “Do not try to make them cry.” “Spend as much time with kids as possible.” “Holy Spirit changes hearts.” “Be an ‘oh boy’ leader.” “Camp is exhausting but worth it.” “Raffle for camp money.” “Relax in cabin time.” “Kids can be kids at camp.” “Be their leader first, friend second.” “Set up camp for the leaders.” “Pray before you get on the bus.” “Sit with your back to the stage.” “Treat every kid with love and respect.” “Get up early with Jesus.” “Ease into questions.” “Morning reflection time.” “Have campaigners ask.” “Gospel seen in skits and program.” “Write down the kids you know.” “Camp is a tool.” “Marathon, not a sprint.” “Cabin helper guides the convo.” “Community doesn’t end at camp.” “You are a servant.” “Do not ride if someone is left out.” “Encourage them next time.” “Camp sign-up night.” “Take tons of pictures.” “Ask kids who their friends are.” “Crossing them to Jesus.” “Pregnant pause.” “Camp video excites kids.” “Preparation is crucial.” “We go home with them.” “Do one-on- ones before leaving camp.” “Incentives help sign- ups.” “Talk to parents for them.” “Bad cabin times are okay.” “Prayer comes first.” “Talk with another first-time leader.” “Change wording if they’re stuck.” “Gospel lived out in work crew.” “Laugh, be crazy, but stay safe.” “Skits at club.” “External adventure leads to internal discovery.” “Build bridges with kids.” “Planned devos for after camp.” “Fundraise if money is an issue.” “Set an example with your answer.” “Meal time questions ready.” “Heart-level distinction.” “Take a kid’s shirt if needed.” “Listen more than you talk.” “Prayer and time with Jesus first.” “We have extended time with them.” “Care about the friend, not the numbers.” “Invite them to church Sunday.” “It’s not the only place to share the gospel.” “Know yourself; take a break if needed.” “No phones, no parents, no school.” “Do not try to make them cry.” “Spend as much time with kids as possible.” “Holy Spirit changes hearts.” “Be an ‘oh boy’ leader.” “Camp is exhausting but worth it.” “Raffle for camp money.” “Relax in cabin time.” “Kids can be kids at camp.” “Be their leader first, friend second.” “Set up camp for the leaders.” “Pray before you get on the bus.” “Sit with your back to the stage.” “Treat every kid with love and respect.” “Get up early with Jesus.” “Ease into questions.” “Morning reflection time.” “Have campaigners ask.” “Gospel seen in skits and program.” “Write down the kids you know.” “Camp is a tool.” “Marathon, not a sprint.” “Cabin helper guides the convo.” “Community doesn’t end at camp.” “You are a servant.” “Do not ride if someone is left out.” “Encourage them next time.” “Camp sign-up night.” “Take tons of pictures.” “Ask kids who their friends are.” “Crossing them to Jesus.” “Pregnant pause.” “Camp video excites kids.” “Preparation is crucial.” “We go home with them.” “Do one-on- ones before leaving camp.” “Incentives help sign- ups.”
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“Talk to parents for them.”
“Bad cabin times are okay.”
“Prayer comes first.”
“Talk with another first-time leader.”
“Change wording if they’re stuck.”
“Gospel lived out in work crew.”
“Laugh, be crazy, but stay safe.”
“Skits at club.”
“External adventure leads to internal discovery.”
“Build bridges with kids.”
“Planned devos for after camp.”
“Fundraise if money is an issue.”
“Set an example with your answer.”
“Meal time questions ready.”
“Heart-level distinction.”
“Take a kid’s shirt if needed.”
“Listen more than you talk.”
“Prayer and time with Jesus first.”
“We have extended time with them.”
“Care about the friend, not the numbers.”
“Invite them to church Sunday.”
“It’s not the only place to share the gospel.”
“Know yourself; take a break if needed.”
“No phones, no parents, no school.”
“Do not try to make them cry.”
“Spend as much time with kids as possible.”
“Holy Spirit changes hearts.”
“Be an ‘oh boy’ leader.”
“Camp is exhausting but worth it.”
“Raffle for camp money.”
“Relax in cabin time.”
“Kids can be kids at camp.”
“Be their leader first, friend second.”
“Set up camp for the leaders.”
“Pray before you get on the bus.”
“Sit with your back to the stage.”
“Treat every kid with love and respect.”
“Get up early with Jesus.”
“Ease into questions.”
“Morning reflection time.”
“Have campaigners ask.”
“Gospel seen in skits and program.”
“Write down the kids you know.”
“Camp is a tool.”
“Marathon, not a sprint.”
“Cabin helper guides the convo.”
“Community doesn’t end at camp.”
“You are a servant.”
“Do not ride if someone is left out.”
“Encourage them next time.”
“Camp sign-up night.”
“Take tons of pictures.”
“Ask kids who their friends are.”
“Crossing them to Jesus.”
“Pregnant pause.”
“Camp video excites kids.”
“Preparation is crucial.”
“We go home with them.”
“Do one-on-ones before leaving camp.”
“Incentives help sign-ups.”
