Summer Camp Stats
Sophia: 4
Claire: 2
Eli: 1
Evie: carpool city
January through May of this year was Evie focused. Like all Evie all the time. So, this momma (who normally prefers to go minimal on the scheduled structured activities) decided to let her little people have some fun of the not organized by mom variety. I might have gotten a little registration happy, but lots of fun was had!
As June approached, emails from camps started arriving with lists of dress-up days. I may or may not have been a grumbling costume finder, but once they were found, it was high on the cuteness factor!
First up was our church's VBS, which only Sophia aged in on. Such a sweet and fun time, highlighted by making lunches for local kids in need. She loved it!
Then we hit another local church that rocks out on the camp planning for our community. Claire and Sophia got in on the action, and came home beaming, dancing, singing their Agency D3 songs 100x a day, and reenacting Bible stories.
The big one of the summer for Sophia was Camp in the City back at our church. Complete with waterslides, jumpies, dance moves, chants, tent groups, awesome discipleship, a climbing wall, and the greatest camp counselor ever, her first all day camp did not disappoint. This camp impacted our girl's heart, increased her faith and boosted her confidence.
Last up was creative arts camp for preschool and completed Kindergarteners with our camp hopping pals.
It was heavy on the crafts, dancing, instrument playing and sweet Bible story time.
Eli aged in on this camp and had such a fun first camp experience. His big smile earned him loads of attention and he had a BIG time!
We are so grateful to these two churches for investing in the lives of our kids this summer. We are blown away by how they poured into our kids' hearts.
