The Silver Lake Camp & Retreat Center is bustling in preparation for the start of the summer camp season on Monday, and a lot of new faces are ready to greet the campers and volunteers.
“The start of camp season is always a joy-filled time,” said the Rev. Dr. Audrey Price, Executive Minister for Strategic Operations. “This summer is both exciting and challenging as the camp program gets back into swing after two summers impacted by the pandemic, and with a new staff configuration in place for the summer.”
Following is the lineup for leadership this summer at Silver Lake:
At the end of the camp season, searches for hiring a settled Site Manager and Program Director will take place.
One camp dean is also the Area Conference Minister for the region where the camp is situated, Rev. Terry Yasuko Ogawa.
"As I trained as a co-leader for Clergy Camp this summer, I was amazed by the care that surrounds each camper and the provisions made for those who are non-neurotypical and who may be marginalized in other settings," she said. "I can't wait to be on-site in a few days to share in the inclusive love of God's Creation -- hallmarks of Silver Lake's important faith formation for young people across our region for generations. Blessings to the Silver Lake family, staff, and volunteers who carry out this important ministry."
“The start of camp season is always a joy-filled time,” said the Rev. Dr. Audrey Price, Executive Minister for Strategic Operations. “This summer is both exciting and challenging as the camp program gets back into swing after two summers impacted by the pandemic, and with a new staff configuration in place for the summer.”
Following is the lineup for leadership this summer at Silver Lake:
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At the end of the camp season, searches for hiring a settled Site Manager and Program Director will take place.
One camp dean is also the Area Conference Minister for the region where the camp is situated, Rev. Terry Yasuko Ogawa.
"As I trained as a co-leader for Clergy Camp this summer, I was amazed by the care that surrounds each camper and the provisions made for those who are non-neurotypical and who may be marginalized in other settings," she said. "I can't wait to be on-site in a few days to share in the inclusive love of God's Creation -- hallmarks of Silver Lake's important faith formation for young people across our region for generations. Blessings to the Silver Lake family, staff, and volunteers who carry out this important ministry."