The group consensus of the approximate 110 MSC campers, former-campers, staff members, parents, and siblings was that Kings Island was a BLAST yesterday. The weather was spectacular for the Post-Camp Kings Island Trip, topping out at around 80 degrees, with sunny skies until early evening when the sky became overcast and cooled the temperatures down into the low 70’s. …
We had a wonderful year at camp and we’re so sad to see it come to an end. We had great meals, fun activities, met new friends, and learned how God fits in our hearts. We thank our directors, Ty and Ryan Bacon and all the staff that worked so hard to make it such a great experience for…
The last event of Wednesday night was our annual Pillow Fight Championship. If you have not seen this at MSC Junior Camp, you are surely missing something special. It has grown over the years from moving around some bunks in a cabin to a full-blown ring with announcers, judges, a bell ringer, microphones lowering from the ceiling and a…
Another great thing about Wednesday at camp is the fun carnival activities the campers get to participate in. Here is a video from the area where all of the carnival games took place. Kids enjoyed basketball shots, face painting, plinko, ball in the peach basket, bottle rings, and more!
At MSC Junior camp, we always look forward to team day. That’s the day when we all get our MSC camp shirts for the week, get in our “war paint” and compete for big prizes. (OK, maybe just bragging rights.) Over 8,500 points are available on team day so the competition is really up for anyone to take home….
Gold team captain, Brian Farkas brought us our flagpole devotion today using our theme: “God Fits: Tolerance and Love” 1 John 4:11 reads, “Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought to love one another.” Sometimes it’s hard to have tolerance and love for one another – whether it be our friends, or our brothers and sisters. But because…
The grand finale of Tuesday evening was a men’s skit that’s hard to describe – you just have to watch it. They completed their flawless routine with a standing ovation. It was a great way to end the night. The men were: Red Team captain Kevin Rhoton, Green Team captain Richard Thomas, Orange Team captain Fried Rademacher, Silver Team…
For their staff skit, Purple team captain Phil Martin and Royal Blue team captain Tad Niemeier played a game of war. The kids loved it.
One of the greatest things about camp at MSC is the wonderful friends you meet. Getting to meet others who are growing up and striving to be Christians is a special thing. This week the campers are forming amazing friendships – some may even last a lifetime! Such a wonderful blessing.
To make up the outdoor activities we miss yesterday due to rain, campers had a full day of fun with sports and crafts. Here are a few pictures from the day.
