Gwen Shamblin teaching the children about God at the weekly Tuesday webcast.
Remnant Fellowship Church Summer Day Camp has been an exciting tradition since 2001, and now, 16 years later, it is with great anticipation that many original campers and counselors are looking forward to bringing their own children to experience day camp! This year, over 300 children and youth will attend the Remnant Fellowship Church Summer Day Camp ranging in age from 6-18, as well as “tag-a-long” campers, a term coined many years ago to reference a child or toddler that is under the minimum day camper age but may attend with parental supervision.
Gwen Shamblin pictured with four of her seven grandchildren
Gwen’s teachings help the children find God and His creativity and genius in every situation from sports, to art, to music – it is all about God!
Jaclyn, pictured far right, as a day camp counselor
Jaclyn with husband, Wes, and daughters, Juliet and Annelise
“I have so much peace and hope for the future and next generation knowing that my children will make life-long friendships with other children that are based on loving God FIRST and building a relationship with Him above all else. This is going to be the BEST summer ever!”
Chloe, on right, pictured with friend, Brooke Lomas in 2004
“My girls are SO looking forward to camp! I LOVE getting to watch them play, with forever friends, and learn how to find a relationship with God together!”
Chloe pictured with husband, Austin, and daughters Olive, Ani, and Violet in 2017
And it is not only the children who are encouraged from summer day camp! Chloe says, “It’s an encouraging, strengthening and fun time all summer long for parents and kids alike.”
“It is priceless as a tag-a-long parent to get to watch your children fall more in love with God and build life-long friendships from such a young age!”
Margaret Polivka pictured with her sister Abby McGinnis and dear friend McKenzie Ruberto, all loved Remnant Summer Day Camp as children.
“Spending the days with my “tribe” of best friends were some of the sweetest times in my life. We became more unified by the day as we learned about a deep relationship with God, answered prayers and blessings for obedience!”
Margaret pictured with husband, Shane, and sons, Cooper and Camden
“I still get to put into practice lessons that I learned at Remnant Fellowship Day Camp. It’s an experience that will always be one of my favorite memories, and I can’t wait to watch my children learn how to get a relationship with God with friends that they will have forever!”
With Camp Kickoff just a few days away – we can’t wait to see the fun and love for God that this summer will bring!
Remnant Fellowship leader, Tedd Anger, praying with the campers during a Tuesday webcast.
The children enjoy hours of outside time playing and building friendships.
Tuesday webcast led by the youth band and junior counselors.
