Ella Bates (Female Staff Supervisor) What are you most excited about this summer? Everything!!! Just being able to lead and serve at a place that I love. Favorite color: Gold Favorite type of weather: Summer nights at 7 – 8pm. What is your favorite Bible verse and why? Any psalm, they are so powerful and applicable to …
Memorial Weekend Family Camp at Camp Lebanon is such a great kick-off to summer! Our staff could not be more excited to welcome a full-sized group of families back on site for the first time in a long time! We missed you! Family campers enjoyed the first family chapels in the Big Tent, which provides an …
Have you ever wanted to know the history of Camp’s bell? The adventure began at Camp’s founding and has been rung by thousands of people since.
“Woo Hoo! We’re back!” Capacities were reduced and masks were on, but Camp was thrilled to welcome back four full sessions of quilters and crafters in March. As happy as they were just to be back on site, guests were even more delighted by the service, quilt shops (Quilt Haven on Main – Hutchinson & Quilter’s JEM – East Grand …
Hey Young Adults! It feels like FOREVER! So why should you be excited for YAR // Spring this year? Great question! We caught up with Mariah, the fearless leader of the YAR Leadership Team, and asked her why she was excited for the upcoming retreat. She would’ve kept talking forever, so we cut her off after she …
April Fool’s 1986 was Day #1 for a young couple named Bill & Lisa Abeler (then 28 & 25) as they began organizing the “funnest fun” at Camp Lebanon for youth, families and adults. Their day started with two flat tires (no fooling!) and it’s been an adventure ever since. The Camp Lebanon of 1986 utilized 57.3 acres …
“We’re going on a Pontoon hunt, We’re not afraid. We’ve got our trusty Camp Friends, and a faithful God by our side!” Tweet Camp is on the hunt for a pontoon. The current fleet is hanging in there, but we sense the day is nearing when one or two of these faithful floating friends will …
It’s been a year of uncertainty and confusion, and a year of blessing and hope. At this year’s Annual Meeting of the Membership, the theme of the day was God’s Faithfulness.
Camp Lebanon is starting 2021 on solid financial footing thanks to God’s provision through the incredibly generous donations of Camp friends.
The facilities team at Camp Lebanon takes on a project to build a warming house, just in time for one of the coldest weekends of the year!
For guests returning to Camp this fall, the feeling of anything reminiscent of “normal” explained what one Women’s Restore guest described as “the delight of being back at Camp.” Cedar Lake. Chapel. Laser tag. Beaver Point. Wiffleball. Chef Jim’s famous oatmeal. Ah, it was good to be “home!”
Highlights from our 2020 summer of Family Resort! We had a great time with these incredible families – check out some of the memories we captured.
Camp has amazing friends who love, love, love Camp Lebanon. We also have an AWESOME God! These are the two big affirmations coming out of the “I LOVE CAMP!” WEEK celebrated August 24-31.
Our May 2020 update, with information about our Summer Family Resort, Dining Hall renovations update, and new prayer & praise items!
An April 2020 update, including a message from Bobber Bill about Camp & COVID-19, news Virtual Family Camp, and new prayer & praise items!
Read a quick recap of two exciting winter camps in one weekend, with links to more photos!
Read a quick recap of our 2020 Women’s Winter Warm-Up, with a link to more photos!
We’re getting ready for a Warm-Up this winter – here’s what to look forward to at our Women’s Winter Warm-Up!
Read a quick recap of Young Adult Retreat // Winter, with a link to more photos!
Read a quick recap of our Fall FIRE Youth Group Retreat, with a link to more photos!
Read a quick recap of our Fall Women’s Retreat, with a link to more photos!
Read a quick recap of our Fall Young At Heart Retreat, with a link to more photos!
Camp Lebanon is a year-round Christian Bible Camp and Retreat Center dedicated to providing a “Meeting Place With God” to help the Church do the work of Christ.
