Santo Domingo
Our first camp went very well; the children were extremely excited to be at Campo Alegria. We were also very anxious to get to know the kids because it was the first camp of the summer. We definitely got a surprise when the kids arrived and 20 more than expected showed up. But with God’s help, we were able to run a very successful camp. The greatest thing about the kids who came to this camp is that they live in a town very nearby. Every time we drive to Adam and Rachel’s house we see kids who we had at our first camp. The driving force behind this summer’s camp is building relationships with the people we meet at camp, so having kids that we see on a regular basis at our first camp was a great start to the summer.
- Abigail
