What kind of religious teaching or programming will the campers take part in?
At Fraser Camp we talk about being a camp in a Christian context. To state it more simply, our programs and activities will at times have a Christian flavour to them. While our focus is to promote values and morals, we will often do so by providing examples of how those values have been demonstrated people throughout history. Also, we sing or say a grace before every meal as a way to recognize God’s hand in providing for us. Similarly, some our campfire songs or stories will have lyrics with a Christian theme or message in them. For each session we have a chapel service on the first and last day of camp. The chapels are where we introduce and then wrap-up the theme for the week. For example, past themes have been, “What makes a Hero?”, “The Fruit of the Spirit”, and “Who is my Neigbour?”. Then, each morning after breakfast the camp gathers down by the lake for Morning Watch, which will be a story or skit or song or combination of all three which relates to the weekly theme.
