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FOR MEANINGFUL VACATIONS WITH SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT

SUMMER 2014

CAMP-of-the-WOODSA Christian Family Resort & Conference Center Located in the Adirondack Mountains

WelcomeCAMP-of-the-WOODS is a modern Christian resort located on beautiful Lake Pleasant in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York.

World class speakers are at daily adult chapels while kids and teens enjoy the programs designed just for them. We offer an array of fun activities for the family; you will love how your family will grow closer together.

Most guests come for a week at a time and enjoy staying together as families. Though our name is over 114 years old, our facilities are not. Over $27 million dollars has been invested in the last 15 years.

Join the thousands who come each year to experience our safe and wholesome environment. You and your family will grow spiritually while having a great vacation.

Visit www.camp-of-the-woods.org for more information

Table of ContentsChapel SpeakersSeminar SpeakersSports EmphasisMusic ProgramKids KlubTeen MinistryFamily ActivitiesCamp MapAccommodations & RatesSummer AccommodationsOur EnvironmentCamp StaffTapawingoLIFTConference SeasonFamily RetreatsThe Partnership Program

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Week 1June 21 - 28

DR. ReX keeNeRSenior Pastor, Grace FellowshipWaterviliet, NY

Week 2June 28 - July 5

Rev. alisTaiR beggSenior Pastor, Parkside ChurchChagrin Falls, OH

Week 3July 5 - 12

DR. kNuTe laRsoNPastor, Coach, and TeacherSawyer, MI

Week 4July 12 - 19

DR. ChaRles ZimmeRmaNProf. of Practical Theology, Biblical SeminaryHatfield, PA &Teaching Pastor, Calvary ChurchSouderton, PA

Week 5July 19 - 26

DR. Jim samRaSenior Pastor, Calvary ChurchGrand Rapids, MI

Week 6July 26 - August 2

DR. ToNy evaNsSenior Pastor, Oak Cliff Bible FellowshipDallas, TX & President, The Urban AlternativeDallas, TX

Week 7August 2 - 9

DR. bRyaN WilkeRsoNSenior Pastor, Grace ChapelLexington, MA

Week 8August 9 - 16

Rev. ColiN smiThSenior Pastor, The Orchard Evangelical Free ChurchArlington Heights, IL

Week 9August 16 - 23

Rev. gaRReTT kellSenior Pastor, Del Ray Baptist ChurchAlexandria, VA

Week 10 & laboR Day WeekeNDAugust 23 - 30 & August 30 - September 1

DR. WooDRoW kRollPresident & Senior Bible Teacher for the Int’l. Radio Broadcast “Back to the Bible”Lincoln, NE

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Chapel speakers subject to change. For speaker biographies, go to www.camp-of-the-woods.org under our Summer Season tab.

DR. CRaWfoRD loRiTTsSenior Pastor, Fellowship Bible ChurchRoswell, GA

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Dr. Charles ZimmermanDr. Tony Evans

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Week 1June 21 - 28

keRby aNDeRsoNPresident, Probe MinistriesPlano, TX

Week 2June 28 - July 5

lysa TeRkeuRsTNY Times Best-Selling Author,President, Proverbs 31 MinistriesWaxhaw, NC

Week 3July 5 - 12

DR. DaviD soNJuSt. Andrews UniversityVestal, NY

Week 4July 12 - 19

DR. PaTRiCk smiThAssistant Prof. of Theology and Philosophy, Gordon-Conwell Theological SeminarySouth Hamilton, MA

Week 5July 19 - 26

s. miChael CRaveNFounder & President, Battle for TruthPlano, TX

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PRisCilla (evaNs) shiReRAuthor and TeacherCedar Hill, TX

Week 7August 2 - 9

DR. CaRol kamiNskiAssociate Professor of Old Testament,Gordon-Conwell Theological SeminarySouth Hamilton, MA

Week 8August 9 - 16

DR. JohN WooDbRiDgeResearch Professor of Church History and the History of Christian Thought,Trinity Evangelical Divinity SchoolLake Forest, IL

Week 9August 16 - 23

DR. DoN hagNeRProfessor Emeritus of New Testament, Fuller Theological SeminaryPasadena, CA

Week 10 August 23 - 30

DR. DaviD DeNyeRProf. Emeritus of Old Testament Theology,Alliance Theological SeminaryChandler, AZ

semiNaR sPeakeRsJuly 26 - August 2

bRyNDaN loRiTTsSenior Pastor, Harvest Bible ChapelBrentwood, TN

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Our CAMP-of-the-WOODS musicians are fantastic. They perform at the Friday and Saturday night concerts, with classical, Broadway, opera, big band and sacred music...truly something for everyone’s musical tastes. They also lead worship at the daily Chapels and Sunday Night Worship service, perform at recitals, plus play at the Monday Night Carnivals.

sPoRTs emPhasisWeek oNe (June 21 - 28)TeNNisDave Schultz Ages 9 - 15

Week TWo (June 28 - July 5)fooTballClayton Kendrick-Holmes, Karl Swanke & Eric SchuetteAges 9 - 15

Week ThRee (July 5 - 12)soCCeRJohn Andrulis & Donn TruaxAges 9 - 15

Week fouR (July 12 - 19)baskeTballBay Forrest, Jon Baldwin & Joe OdhiamboAges 9 - 15

Week five (July 19 - 26)flooR hoCkeyMatt Berner & Troy LoneyAges 7 - 16

Week siX (July 26 - August 2)baseballMickey WestonAges 7 - 16

Week seveN (August 2 - 9)baseballMickey WestonAges 7 - 16

Week eighT (August 9 - 16)volleyballJoel DearingAges 13 - 18

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TRoy loNeyFLOOR HOCKEYFormer Pittsburgh Penguins star-forward

miCkey WesToNBASEBALLFormer NY MetsPitcher & Coach

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Dr. John & Kathy WinkerDirector & Pianist

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TeeN miNisTRyThe Middle School and Sr. High teens meet for chapel on Monday – Friday in a specially designed teen chapel. Outstanding leaders are committed to presenting solid and culturally relevant Bible teaching. Your teens will make new friends and love the many activities offered just for them.

kiDs klubWe are intentional about sharing the truth of Jesus Christ with children. Our Kids Klub offers daily morning programs for children age 2 – 6th grade with qualified teachers and a solid biblical curriculum. They will enjoy meeting kids their own age while learning about Jesus. Nursery care is provided for infants.

Daily Teen Chapel

Dr. Kate Trezise, DirectorKids Klub Children’s Ministries

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The aDiRoNDaCks aRe PeRfeCT foR fuN family aCTiviTies

There is so much to do during the days and evenings at CAMP-of-the-WOODS. Activities include hikes, canoe trips, tennis, shuffleboard, rock-climbing, mini-golf, sand volleyball, many games and competitions, and, of course, the approximately 30,000 sq. ft. Sonju Sports Complex.

Want to kick back and relax? Enjoy our natural sand beach on beautiful Lake Pleasant or star gaze under the vast Adirondack night sky at a campfire! Camp is a great and safe place for kids.

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EFFICIENCY UNITS

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Each unit has a kitchen.Includes maid service but NO MEALS. For optional meal plans for either dining room, contact our Registrar. Gratuities for maid service not included.

PRiCes aRe PeR uNiT, PeR Week

PleasaNT vieW 11 $3,325.00 Downstairs apartment. 3 bedrooms, kitchen, screen porch, dining/living room, 1.5 baths, washer/dryer. $198.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants.

PleasaNT vieW 21 $2,725.00 Upstairs apartment. 3 bedrooms, kitchen/den, 2 full baths, washer/dryer. $198.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants.

WiChiTa 11 $1,995.00 Downstairs. 3 bedrooms and kitchen. $150.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants.

isloTTa a, e, f $1,995.00 2 bedrooms, kitchen/living area. $150.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants.

ChiPPeWa e $1,995.00 Upstairs apartment. 2 bedrooms, kitchen/living area. $150.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants.

CheRokee D & f new for summeR 2013 $1,920.00 Kitchen/den, bedroom.Maximum 5 per cabin, no additional guests. $150.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants.

WiChiTa 21 $1,920.00 Upstairs. 3 bedrooms and kitchen. Maximum 5 occupants. No additional guests.

Pueblo 11 & 12 (downstairs), 21 & 22 (upstairs) $1,920.00 2 bedrooms, kitchen/living area. Maximum 6 per unit. No additional guests.

ChiPPeWa C, g, h $1,445.00 2 rooms with kitchen. $150.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants.

bayshoRe a, b, C $1,445.00 Kitchen/den, bedroom. Maximum 5 per cabin. No additional guests.$150.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants.

ChoCTaW $1,150.00 Bedroom, kitchen/den. $126.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants.

PURDY CENTERRefer to the accommodation on map

Includes 21 buffet meals at Purdy Center Dining Room, lodging and maid service. Gratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not included. Most rooms have 2 double beds.

PRiCes aRe PeR PeRsoN, PeR Week adult 12-15yrs. 8-11yrs. 5-7yrs. 1-4yrs. $698.00 $490.00 $331.00 $242.00 $35.00

Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate. 6 Handicap-accessible rooms (4 with queen beds, 2 with two twin beds).

TENTELS

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Most economical accommodations availableIncludes 21 buffet meals at the Hill Dining Hall. Gratuities for waiters/waitresses not included. No maid service. Guests bring towels and linens. If needed, linens, blankets and towels are available at Linen Room. All units have bathrooms. Showers are located at Beddingtons.

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mohiCaN (5 units): Located next to Auditorium. All units have showers. adult 12-15yrs. 8-11yrs. 5-7yrs. 1-4yrs. $350.50 $310.00 $233.50 $184.00 $50.00

Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate.

semiNole (7 units), iRoquois (2 units) , sieRRa (7 units)

Just off beach near Field House. adult 12-15yrs. 8-11yrs. 5-7yrs. 1-4yrs. $350.50 $310.00 $233.50 $184.00 $50.00

Notes:• Pricing is based on two or more occupants. • For units with a minimum occupancy, at least two adult rates will be charged.• Children’s pricing applies when in same room with parents. If children under age 16

occupy a room without an adult, the Adult Rate will be charged for one of the children.• For specific accommodation availability, number of beds per unit, etc.

visit www.camp-of-the-woods.org or contact our Registrar at (518)548-4311 ext. 0.• A fully completed and signed registration form, which includes names and ages of all guests, is

required for all mail-in reservations.• Where single occupancy is allowed, the single occupancy upcharge waived weeks 1, 9 and 10.• Additional $10 annual Gospel Volunteers, Inc. membership fee per person 8 years and older.

For detailed accommodation information, pictures & floor plans, please visit our website at www.camp-of-the-woods.org

TRAILER PARK 6 sites available, Maximum 2 week stay, contact Registrar for length restrictions.$300.00/week per site (2 principal occupants) See online Accommodation Guide for rules and regulations.$57.50/week for each additional guest over 2 guestsNightly guest rate is $11.50 per person with a two-night minimum

BEACHFRONT Refer to the accommodations on map

Includes 21 buffet meals at the Hill Dining Hall, lodging and maid service. Gratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not included.


CheyeNNe, algoNquiN & Cayuga Minimum 4 occupants, with 2 adult rates Microwave and mini-fridge included

aRaPaho, ausable, saCaNDaga & hoPi Minimum 3 occupants, with 2 adult rates Arapaho: minimum 4 occupants, with 2 adult rates Mini-fridge included

mesa, oNeiDa, oNoNDaga omaha & ioWa Mesa, Oneida 1-8, Onondaga 1-8 & Omaha: no single occupancy Mesa 22: minimum 4 occupants, with 2 adult rates Oneida 9 & 10: maximum 2 occupants Iowa: maximum 3 occupants

Oneida 9-10, Onondaga 9-10 & Iowa: contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

WiChiTa & ChiCkasaW Wichita: No single occupancy Chickasaw: maximum 2 occupants

Chickasaw: contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

WigWam lakesiDe Rooms

Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

adult 12-15yrs. 8-11yrs. 5-7yrs. 1-4yrs.$935.00 $523.30 $343.62 $259.80 $68.35





See map on pages 8 & 9 for locations of the accommodations listed.

LAKESIDE & NON-LAKESIDERefer to the accommodations on map

Includes 21 buffet meals at the Hill Dining Hall, lodging and maid service. Gratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not included.


isloTTa b, D, g, h, J & ChiPPeWa a, b, D, f Islotta: G - 3 rooms (minimum 4 occupants with 2 adult rates); B, D & J - 2 rooms; H - 1 room Chippewa: A & B - 2 rooms; D -1 room (contact registrar for single occupancy rate); F - 3 rooms

ToTem, isloTTa C & DelaWaRe (Totem & Delaware: no single occupancy, Islotta C: maximum 3 occupants) (Delaware: minimum 4 occupants with 2 adult rates - 2 floors, 10 units)


CheRokee a, b, C & e Cherokee A & C: minimum 4 occupants with 2 adult rates Cherokee B & E: contact registrar for single occupancy rate

siouX & seNeCa (Maximum 3 occupants)Seneca: 2 floors, 8 units


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summeR 2014 aCCommoDaTioNs & RaTes BEACHFRONT Refer to the accommodations on map

Includes 21 buffet meals at the Hill Dining Hall, lodging and maid service Gratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not included


algoNquiN, Cayuga & CheyeNNe Minimum 4 occupants, with 2 adult rates Microwave and mini-fridge included

aRaPaho, ausable, hoPi & saCaNDaga Minimum 3 occupants, with 2 adult rates Arapaho: minimum 4 occupants, with 2 adult rates Mini-fridge included

ioWa, mesa, omaha, oNeiDa & oNoNDaga Mesa, Oneida 1-8, Onondaga 1-8 & Omaha: no single occupancy Mesa 22: minimum 4 occupants, with 2 adult rates Oneida 9-10 & Onondaga 9-10: maximum 2 occupants Iowa: Maximum 3 occupants Oneida 9-10, Onondaga 9-10 & Iowa: contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

ChiCkasaW & WiChiTa Wichita: no single occupancy Chickasaw: maximum 2 occupants; contact Registrar for single occupancy rates

WigWam lakesiDe Rooms Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

See map on pages 11 & 12 for locations of the accommodations listed






LAKESIDE & NON-LAKESIDERefer to the accommodations on map

Includes 21 buffet meals at the Hill Dining Hall, lodging and maid service Gratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not included


ChiPPeWa a, b, D, f & isloTTa b, D, g, h, JIslotta: G - 3 rooms (minimum 4 occupants with 2 adult rates); B, D & J - 2 rooms; H - 1 roomChippewa: A & B - 2 rooms; D - 1 room (contact Registrar for single occupancy rate); F - 3 rooms

DelaWaRe, isloTTa C & ToTem Totem & Delaware: no single occupancy, Islotta C: maximum 3 occupants Delaware: minimum 4 occupants with 2 adult rates - 2 floors, 10 units Islotta C: contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

CheRokee a, b, C, e Cherokee A & C: minimum 4 occupants with 2 adult rates Cherokee B & E: contact Registrar for single occupancy rates

seNeCa & siouX Maximum 3 occupants Seneca: 2 floors, 8 units Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

shaWNee Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

TeToN Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

ComaNChe, mohaWk & WigWam NoN-lakesiDe Wigwam Non-Lakeside: Maximum 2 occupants Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate








EFFICIENCY UNITSRefer to the accommodations on map

Each unit has a kitchenIncludes maid service but NO MEALSFor optional meal plans for either dining room, contact our Registrar Gratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not included

PRiCes aRe PeR uNiT, PeR Week

PleasaNT vieW 11 $3,462.00Downstairs apartment. 3 bedrooms, kitchen, screenporch, dining/living room, 1.5 baths, washer/dryer$207.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants

PleasaNT vieW 21 $2,838.00Upstairs apartment, 3 bedrooms, kitchen/den2 full baths, washer/dryer$207.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants

WiChiTa 11 $2,073.00Downstairs. 3 bedrooms and kitchen$150.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants

isloTTa a, e, f $2,073.002 bedrooms, kitchen/living area$156.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants

ChiPPeWa e $2,073.00Upstairs apartment. 2 bedrooms, kitchen/living area$156.00 per week, per person over 6 occupants

CheRokee D $1,995.00Kitchen/den, 2 bedroomsMaximum 6 per unit, no additional guests$156.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants

WiChiTa 21 $1,995.00Upstairs. 3 bedrooms and kitchenMaximum 5 per unit. No additional guests

Pueblo 11 & 12 (downstairs) Pueblo 21 & 22 (upstairs) $1,995.002 bedrooms, kitchen/living areaMaximum 6 per unit. No additional guests

ChiPPeWa C, g, h $1,497.002 rooms with kitchen$156.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants

bayshoRe $1,497.00Kitchen/den, bedroomMaximum 5 per unit. No additional guests$156.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants

ChoCTaW $1,200.00Bedroom, kitchen/den$132.00 per week, per person over 4 occupants

PURDY CENTERRefer to the accommodations on map

Includes 21 buffet meals at the Purdy Center Dining Room, lodging and maid serviceGratuities for waiters/waitresses and maid service not includedMost rooms have 2 double bedsContact Registrar for single occupancy rate6 Handicap-accessible rooms (4 with queen beds, 2 with two twin beds)


TENTELSRefer to the accommodations on map

Most economical accommodations availableIncludes 21 buffet meals at the Hill Dining HallGratuities for waiters/waitresses not includedNo maid serviceGuest bring towels and linens. If needed, linens, blankets and towels are available at Linen roomAll units have bathrooms


mohiCaN 5 units: all units have showers Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

iRoquois (2 units), semiNole (7 units), sieRRa (7 units) Showers are located at Beddingtons Seminole: minimum 3 occupants Iroquois & Sierra: Contact Registrar for single occupancy rate

TRAILER PARK4 sites available, Maximum 2 week stay$300.00/week per site (2 principal occupants)See online Accommodation Guide for rules and regulations$57.50/week for each additional guest over 2 guestsNightly guest rate is $11.50 per person with a two-night minimum

Notes:• Pricing is based on two or more occupants.• For units with a minimum occupancy, at least two adult rates will be charged.• Children’s pricing applies when in same room with parents. If children under age 16

occupy a room without an adult, the Adult rate will be charged for one of the children.• For specific accommodation availability, number of beds per unit, etc. visit

www.camp-of-the-woods.org or contact our Registrar at (518) 548-4311 ext. 0.• A fully completed and signed registration form, which includes names and ages of all

guests, is required for all mail-in reservations.• Where single occupancy is allowed, the single occupancy upcharge is waived

weeks 1, 9, and 10.• Additional $10 annual Gospel Volunteers, Inc. membership fee per person

8 years and older.

For detailed accommodation information, pictures and floor plans,please visit our website at www.camp-of-the-woods.org




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aCCommoDaTioNsDon’t let our name fool you; CAMP-of-the-WOODS is a modern Christian family resort. In the past 15 years over $27 million has been invested into accommodations and facilities.

We offer a wide selection of lodging options ideal for large and small families as well as for couples and singles. There is sure to be something to suit your preferences.

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time here and we are already planning our

return. ...This was, by far, the best family vacation

we’ve ever had.”

Keith & Nancy M.

“CAMP-of-the-WOODS exceeded our

expectations; the atmosphere speaks for itself. Our spirits soared

to a new level.”

Adeolu & Lenient B.

“God is definitely in this place.”

David & Heidi L.

“This is our 63rd summer in a row

at Camp.”

Roy & Evelyn N.

Contact us at 518-548-4311 ext. 254, visit our website at www.camp-of-the-woods.org or find the Staff at COTW page on Facebook!

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2013 Summer Staff

2013 Guest Services Staff

CamP sTaffOver 300 college and high school students, plus 40 year-round staff, work together to make CAMP-of-the-WOODS special for our guests.

Our staff also meet many new friends from around the world and personally grow though outstanding Bible teaching, staff fellowship and small groups.

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www.camp-of-the-woods.org/#/tapawingo

Leaders in Further Training For 19 - 26 year olds

LIFT is a unique, semester-long program designed to train a new generation of Christian leaders. LIFT graduates are better equipped to face the challenges of the 21st century with a biblically grounded and culturally informed faith.

Students grow through solid teaching from our staff and guest teachers, one-on-one discipleship, challenging outdoor adventures, and many opportunities for outreach and service.

Perspectives are enriched and transformed through the two-week cross-cultural experiences. This year’s trips will be to the Dominican Republic and Ecuador.

LIFT is offered at no cost to our students!* For more information, check out our website at:www.camp-of-the-woods.org/#/lift-discipleship

*Students pay for their own health insurance and must raise partial support for the missions trip.

Island Camp for GirlsFor 9 - 17 year old girls

Our mission is to glorify Jesus Christ as Lord through personal example, meaningful activity, Biblical direction and Christ-centered relationships.

Campers enjoy our godly staff in a safe, friendly environment with a no gossip policy. We offer many exciting activities, including wake boarding, arts & crafts, sailing and hiking in the beautiful Adirondacks!

Our popular Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program is offered for girls ages 16-17 who desire to grow in Christ and their leadership ability. Two four-week sessions are offered.

Tapawingo was sold out in Summer 2013, please get your applications in early. Check out our website at:

ENJOY OUR CONFERENCE SEASONFrom Labor Day to Mid-June

CAMP-of-the-WOODS is a full-service conference center that hosts a variety of church and Christian ministry retreats, including youth, college, men, women, couples and leadership retreats. Groups range from 8 to 800. Groups bring speakers and plan their own programs, while Camp provides great food, upscale lodging, spacious meeting rooms and state-of-the-art recreational facilities. We offer both adult and youth weekends, with specific services and menus for each.

There is a lot to do in the Adirondacks, and groups enjoy self-guided hiking, tennis, mini-golf, shuffleboard, ice skating, tubing, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing and more (depending on the season and weather). The Sonju Sports Complex, with its three-court gymnasium, family game room, and climbing wall, is loved by groups year-round. Join the over 8,000 people who came to CAMP-of-the-WOODS for conferences and retreats last season—we promise your experience will be fun, meaningful and Christ-centered.

Contact our Marketing Department at 518-548-4311 ext. 247 or

[email protected].

PResiDeNTs’ Day WeekeNDFeb. 14 - Feb. 17

Special Guest Speaker: DR. CHARLES ZIMMERMAN

NeW yeaR’s CelebRaTioNDec. 28 - Jan. 1

Special Guest Speaker:REV. REX KEENER

Visit the ‘Special Retreats’ section of our website under the Conference Season tab for more information on these exciting weekends!

DoN’T miss These family ReTReaTs!

CAMP-of-the-WOODS offers 2 special retreats designed for families and individuals during the conference season. We provide solid Bible teaching by great teachers, wonderful music and give ample opportunities to enjoy the Adirondack winter while sharing fellowship with other Christians. We hope you can join us!

New Year’s Celebration & Presidents’ Day Weekend

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The PaRTNeRshiP PRogRamThe CAMP-of-the-WOODS Partnership Program was created to maintain and expand our ministry with a wider base of donors. It is comprised of people committed to strengthening the ministry through prayer, sharing Camp with others, helping find potential staff and LIFT students, plus investing at least $1,000 a year for five years.

Each Summer over 10,000 on-site guests and Associate Members benefit from the ministry of CAMP-of-the-WOODS. We are grateful that Camp’s gross revenues cover operational expenses; however, 100% of the needed upgrades and improvements must come from gifting each year...which includes the Partnership Program.

We are very thankful for our 345 current Partners, but are short of our goal of 500. The Partnership Program allows us to impact individuals, families and groups for Christ now, and is also an investment for future generations.

Jay and Margaret AhstromDaniel and Ulrike AireyPhilip and Sue AlfordWilliam and Elizabeth AlmrothAnonymous Donor (25)Andrew and Cynthia AranArthur and Kathleen ArmstrongRichard and Diana ArmstrongRichard and Miriam ArmstrongDace AshcraftCharles and Nancy BaechtleMark Baker and Ellen LokkerJames and Caryl BangsJohn and Donna BechtelKevin and Mary BeckerFoye and Maria BelyeaDonald and Donna BentsonKen and Laura BergMatt and Jordan BernerBob and Robin BerrutiBruce and Rebecca BickelBessie BinghamJohn BiscottiRobert and Pamela BlackburnAl BlackwellDale and Rosie BlumanJames and Kelly BlumanBob and Cora BollmanJohn and Diane BonckJohn and Tyra BoneRoger and Holly BosmaDon and Elaine BrautigamRichard and Elaine BrockJack and Kathy BroeilsBobby and Tatum BrooksHarold BuirkleJames and Elizabeth BuirkleRobert and Carol ButtsJason and Audrey ByersBob and Gloria CaliguireMark and Kim CampisanoWally and Ginny CarkhuffSteve and Lisa CarlsonWayne and Kim CauthernDonald and Barbara ChaseArne and Debra ChristensonTony and Martha CimmarrustiAndrew and Michele ClancyBob and Ruth ClancyEstelle ClancyHeather ClancyArthur and MaryAnne ConstantineDwayne and Teresa CookIrving and Joyce CookBetsy CooperDouglas and Margaret CooperCOTW Full-Time StaffRaymond and Janet DallandKenneth and Donna Dalythe Daniell Family FoundationSal and Linda DantonaMargaret DaveyJohn and Susan DawsonDavid and Fran DeaconBob and Eugenia DeBlockCathy DeckermanDavid and Dorothy DenyerHans and Susan DePold

Listed above are the current donors as of August 28, 2013. Thank you for your contributions!Call 518-548-4311 ext. 231 for more information.

Matthew and Amy DernierJames and Margo DilworthMark and Kathy DoonanJames and Dulce DossChris and Kristen DriesDerek and Joy DrydenSteve and Kristen DurningChester and Diane DusseauKarl and Lisa EckhoffGregory and Cecelia EdisonPhil and Pam EricksonRichard and Joanne EricksonMarilyn FaulknerIn Memory of my Beloved Wife Phyllis FerriWilliam and Kim FeusDavid and Helga FindleyEric and Carol FinlaysonAllan FischerSamuel and Jill FisherJim and Ruth ForbesBob and Mitzi FoxWalter and Dorothy FrenchStephen and Claire FriederRichard and Colleen GallagherL.B. and Bobette GambrellGlenn and Gretchen GardnerDavid, Ruth & Marissa GarzettaKenneth and Nancy GayerFred Geiger Jr.Chris and Bonnie GleesonJoyce Hansen GomezBob and Joyce GottierJames GrafBryce and Melissa GrayDavid and Margaret GrayDavid and Carol GriffithMary Kathleen GrossGladys GulezianTom and Olga HaackMarie HackerKenneth and June HallJim and Debbi HammondArthur and Ann HansenTodd and Collynn HarperGlenn and Beverly HawkswellGlenn and Geka HawkswellGordon and Barbara HegglandJoan HegglandRuth Heggland Pfohl TrustLarry and Mary Lou HeinigBob HendersonStephen and Susan HensonHutz and Lynne HertzbergKarl Olsen and Matha HildebrandtBrad and Allison HillWalter and Lorraine HoffmannAdam HoodRichard and MaryEllen HostetterRoger and Barbara HuselandDaniel and Suzanne HussarLawrence and Ann I’AnsonRink and Wendy JacobiBrad and Frances JayRichard and Bonnie JelinekJeremy and Amy Jenkins Jim and Sue JereleJ.R. Judd ViolinsArnold and Julia Jones

William and Elizabeth KashimerClayton and Johanna Kendrick-HolmesElizabeth KesslerAndrew and Kaye KimRandolph KirchainJohn and Barbara KiserPaul and Teresa Kitchen Kerry and Michelle KnottKaren Koehler-CesaDouglas and Mary KortreyDan and Margaret KramerRichard and Ruth KuderElaine KuhrtJay and Robin KuhrtKen and Sherry KuhrtKendra KuhrtJohn and Helene KuoniKent and Jane KuselDan and Audrea LagerfeldtRita Lambergs-TomesPamela LamicaGary and Theresa LaneGarret and Kelly LarsenRalph and Dorothy LarsenBill and Lynn LawrenceJean LawrenceBob and Julianne Le BlancJoe and Jane LeggettWalter and Iris Lehmberg Letournea Builders, LLCWai Hong LeungWilliam and Rachel LeungJohn and Susanne LeuzarderDoug and Kristin LondalTroy and Aafke LoneyDorothy LouxDouglas and Mary MaceLenora MalefytJim and Dee MarshMary Alice MarthJeanne MathiasJeffrey and Laura MayerDan and Jodee McCabeBruce and Andrea McClymondsDavid and Cory McCrayJoseph Lisa and Ruth McCurdyRob and Marta McKinnonCurtis and Betty Ann McWilliamsWalter and Bobbie MeloonRobert and Carol MendezGrace MeyerPaul and Lisa MichalskiAndrew and Gail MillsRoger W. Ming Jr. Brad and Ruth MooreCharles and Marabel MorganWayne and Lillian MorleyVicki MorrisEd and Gale MurphyMichael and Marianne MurphyRoy and Evelyn NaevestadPaul and Doris NelsonEric and Joyce NielsenThomas and C.B. NykampRobert and Doris OlsenTorry and Cyndi OlsenBeale and Lorinda Opsahl-OngDaniel and Karen Orbe

Elizabeth OstlingRichard OstlingVernon and Cheryl OutlawDavid and Diane PalmerStephen and MaryLee PalmerCraig and Barbara PedersenGordon and Leslie PedersenEric and Leann PeifferDavid and Nancy PersingRick and Edie PetersonDavid and Ruth PfohlDonald and Susan PhilhowerRaymond and Elizabeth PhillipsDaniel and Patricia PinciottiJack and Gwendolyn PinkhamThe Louis M. Plansoen TrustWilfred Plumley Jr.Ken and Carol PopsonCarolyn PotterCharles and Deborah PrallSteve and Molly PrestonNeil and Janet PryorRich and Joan PurdyJoseph and Cathy RainesWayne and Susan RelyeaHarry and Kathy RezerMatthew and Krissy RichardWilliam RileyBill and Dottie RobertsPaul and Donna RodebaughMark and Beth RogersMichael and Lydia RodgersRich and Jaqueline RomboughIan and Janet RossScott and Patricia RothJohn and Katie SahidFrank and Bonnie SalzoneStephen and Dana SalzoneCraig and Diane SamuelsenGreg and Heather SamuelsenPeter and Kathleen SchaeferBruce and Lynn SchaffnerChristian and Denise ScheinerMichael and Diana SchickMichael and Deanne SchillerDru and Trudy SedwickJay and Linda SedwickRoland and Julie SedziolCatherine SeftonJames SeidlMary Jo ShankBrian and Leanna ShattuckMartha SheanTodd and Jennifer ShelanskyDennis and Jaime ShowersMarilyn ShugarsJeffrey SimpsonGeorge and Anne SlaughterLCDR Joseph P. SlaughterEdward H. & Ruth B. Smith FoundationLarry and Karen SmithThomas and Lou SmithMichael and Rhonda SolandNorm and Carole SonjuScott and Amy SonjuBurt and Frances SorensenPeter and Vicki SorensenDonald and Glenna Southwell

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“The Hill dining room has been serving guests for over 80 years. During Summer ‘13 the Hill prepared and served the equivalent of 153,000 meals! Our plan is to start phase 1 of a multi-phase renovation and modernization project in fall ‘13. A new anonymous donor blessed us by committing to fund phase 1 (shown above) which includes floor space expansion and other features. We still need funds for the future phases. If you’re not currently a partner, please consider joining or making a special one-time gift. A recent new partner told us: “I have decided to become a partner to preserve what you have here for another 100 years. My 18 year old grandson told me today, ‘Grandma – when I get married and have kids, I want to bring them to CAMP-of-the-WOODS.’ I am becoming a partner because I want to be part of making that a reality.” Your support is needed!

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Jim Hammond - President/Executive Director

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Gary and Veryl SpringerNed and Stephanie StikerHerb StokeyKerry StraineEd and Anita SundheimMark and Pamela SutherlandJames and Mina SwansonGeoff and Laurie SwansonDick TesarThomas and Barbara TesarRuss and Julia TeschonDavid and Dorothy ThompsonNorman and Marilyn ThompsonGary and Karen ThompsonWayne and Carolyn ThompsonMark and Janet TibbertsMichael TibblesCharles and Kelly ToogoodLisa TowersKent and Joceline TsengFrank and Stephanie TurekEdwin and Jeanne TurnerTim and Lynnette UnderwoodDavid and Carolyn UrbanKen and Kristin Vander PylJacob Van Der EemsMichael and Randi VenemaRick and Karen VerblaauwRichard and Heather VoglerRalph (Jr.) and Tracy VoltmerChris and Betty WaalerMeirwyn and Nina WaltersRonald WaltonHerb and Shelley WasherMark and Magda WellmanWillard and Virginia WellmanGerald and Romona WenckRon and Leslie WertmanKevin and Helen WestDon (Jr.) and Beth WheatleyJoseph and Donna WhiteJonathan and Ellen WillSteven and Barbara WilsonRobert and Ruth WorthDavid and Marcia YeskooDick and Georgia YeskooSharon YoungOttilie ZeilerGordie ZimmermannJack and Sara ZimmermannJohn and Eleanor ZimmermannJim and Christine Joy Zorn

Gospel Volunteers, Inc.CAMP-of-the-WOODSP.O. Box 250Speculator, New York 12164-0250518.548.4311

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Our mission is: To present the Biblical truths of Jesus Christ, develop Christian leaders, strengthen the faith of individuals and families, and promote global evangelism.

CAMP-of-the-WOODS is owned and operated by Gospel Volunteers, Inc.

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