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Meet the 2016 Super High Retreat Speakers
November 4-6, 2016: Matt Rice serves as the Pastor of Care and Connections at Northwest Community Church in Cary, NC. He grew up in South Windsor, Connecticut. He graduated from Gardner-Webb University in 1994 and from Southeastern Seminary in 1999 (MDIV/CE) and 2005 (DMIN in Evangelism). He married Dana Rice in 1996 and they have 4 kids – Andrew (13), Mollie (12), Luke (10), and Jake (9). Dana graduated from UNC with a Pharmacy degree and works at Wake Medical Center in Raleigh. The Rice’s love walks in the woods, jumping creeks, and going to UNC games. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ November 11-13, 2016: Andrew serves as the lead pastor of Mercy Hill…
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CWR’s Mother-Daughter Fall Legacy Retreat!
October 7-9, 2016 Grades 6–12 We are excited to have Sharon Glasgow, with Proverbs 31 Ministries, as our Speaker this year! Sharon is an international speaker who has touched thousands with her contagious love for Christ. She is a master storyteller and communicator compelling her audience to walk in the power of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Sharon has been married for over 30 years to her best friend Dale. She is the mother of 5 daughters ranging from 29 to 16 years old, and has 2 grandchildren. Registration forms are available for download now at www.campwillowrun.org. Call the CWR office with any questions at 252-586-4665.
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Registration is open for the Father/Son Retreat!
Join us September 23-25, 2016 for the 2nd Annual Camp Willow Springs Father/Son Retreat! Registration is open for dads and sons in grades 1-6. The retreat includes times of family worship, great food, fun recreation, and the Father/Son olympics! The registration form is available now!
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Help as a Summer Camp Nurse
Camp Willow Run has a need for a camp nurse (RN) during several sessions this summer. CWR offers a camper registration fee credit in return for one week of service as a camp nurse/healthcare person. The camp nurse helps with the administration of camper medications, provides care for minor injuries and illnesses, and is on-call to assist in the event of an emergency. Please call Luke at 252.586.4665 if you are interested in serving or would like more details.
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Summer Camp Openings!
Most camp sessions still have at least a few openings! There are currently openings for girls and guys in grades 6-12. There are a few remaining openings for girls in grades 3-5. Even if your desired session is full, we are happy to add you the waiting list for that session. Very few sessions have many names on the waiting list. Complete a Summer Registration Form and send it in to us today! Here are the openings as of February 25th: June 5 – 11……………….…..Grades 3-5 & 6-8 [girl spaces available] June 12 – 18………………….Grades 6-8 [girl and boy spaces available] June 19 – 25………………….Grades 9-12 [boy spaces available] June 26 –…
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Register for the New CWS Mother/Daughter Retreats!
We are excited to host our first Mother/Daughter retreats at CWS this spring! Both weekends are for moms and daughters in grades 1-6. More information and the registration form can be found on the Mother/Daughter Retreat page.
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Father/Son BUILD Registration Form Now Available!
You can now download the registration form for the April 22-24, 2016 B*U*I*L*D Retreat. It is available on the BUILD Retreat page. Boys Under Influence of Loving Dads is a retreat designed for fathers who desire to build Godly character in their sons (grades 1-12) with the guidance of God’s Word and through a lasting relationship. There is no better way to build upon your relationship with your son(s) than on this retreat. Also, men who are investing in boys without a dad in the home are welcome to attend. The weekend will provide an opportunity for men and boys to spend much needed time together in a great environment.…
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From the Archives of the Richmond Times-Dispatch
From the Richmond Times-Dispatch: “In August 1971, members of Camp Willow Run gathered outside of their dormitories, which were former train boxcars. The railroad-themed camp, on a peninsula on Lake Gaston in Littleton, N.C., is still run by Youth Camps for Christ Inc. Learn more on today’s From the Archives blog!”