[ Home ] [ Page 1 ] [ Page 2 ] [ Page 3 ] [ Page 4 ] Text Box: We have seven female core counselors and one core counselor-in-training (“CCIT”) at camp this year. They are: Kaylene Carpenter, Sarah Weber, Naomi Wegscheid, Krystal Strickland, Kathryn Repsholdt, April Thompson, Alyssa Pender and Allie Rolston (CCIT). To help you get to know them a little bit, we asked them to answer some questions. Here are some of their responses: What path brought you to GLBC? “A Friend of mine at NWC who counseled here last year told me to apply at the camp, and God led me to come here. Originally I rejected the idea of being a camp counselor this summer because I need college money, but God showed me that serving Him in ministry is more important than being debt-free.” - Sarah Weber. What has God been teaching you recently? “To depend on Him when it Text Box: comes to others, and that I’m not qualified nor capable of influencing others positively without Him.” - Krystal Strickland. “God knows what He has for me, even if I don’t see it yet. Sometimes I wonder what’s going on, but I know that at least God has a plan and it will work out.” - Allie Rolston. What excites you about working at camp? “Knowing that God is using us to further His kingdom.” - April Thompson. “I love watching God draw my campers closer to Him. It is especially Text Box: exciting to me when they leave the week wanting to spend more time with Him.” - Naomi Wegscheid. What is your prayer for campers this summer? “Life after camp! It is easy to love, worship, and grow closer to God while at camp, but after camp is a lot tougher. I pray that God brings good Christian role models and mentors into these kids’ lives, helps them get connected with a church, and grow in their relationship post-camp.” - Kaylene Carpenter. “That they would grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” - Kathryn Repsholdt. Text Box: Getting to Know the Female Core Counselors Text Box: Page # Text Box: News & Notes