Archive for April, 2008

A New Member of the Corey Family!

Monday, April 28th, 2008

Assistant Director Marcus Corey and his wife Heidi welcomed their second daughter into the world on Sunday!  Both mother and child are healthy and doing well.  Hadassah Mae Corey weighed in at 6 pounds, 13 ounces.  She will join her 2-year-old sister Abishai as the two of them make up the youngest pair of campers at Moose River Outpost in 2008.  We thank God for a safe delivery and praise Him for the creation of this beautiful new life.  We ask your prayers for the family as they adjust and for Marcus as he begins changing diapers at nearly record speeds.   

Connecticut, MRO is coming to YOU!

Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008

            Do you live anywhere near Trumbull CT?  If so, don’t make any plans for Thursday night!  This Thursday, the 24th, I will be heading down to Trumbull to share memories and mountains of ice cream with MRO campers, alumni, and prospective campers. 

            If you have been to camp before and live near Trumbull, come on out, bring your friends along, and share some stories over ice cream!  If you have not yet received an email or snail-mail message about the event yet, then you can get all the details at http://www.christiancamps.net/downloadables/trumbullscoop.pdf.  If you love camp, or if you are just wondering what the excitement is all about, come on out, eat some ice cream, and get fired up for summer 2008!

-Craig Boronow

Welcome to the Moose Tracks Blog

Thursday, April 10th, 2008

Dear Friends of Moose River Outpost,

            It is my great pleasure to introduce you to the Moose Tracks Blog.  This blog will serve many purposes during the course of the camp year, the greatest of which will be to keep you connected with the camp you love so much.  Moose River Outpost is many things:  It is 7000 of the most beautiful acres in Maine.  It is the newest of three world-class camps operated by Christian Camps and Conferences.  It is a place with a rich history and a limitless future.  More than anything, though, it is a gathering of people.  As a new director, I can walk the grounds as often as I want and memorize every camp policy, but I will not know Moose River Outpost for what it really is until I can share it with each of you this summer and throughout this retreating season.  That’s because the value of Moose River Outpost is held in hundreds of private accounts – each of you holds one.  The relationships you’ve built, the lessons you’ve learned, and the memories you have made with your cabinmates are the most valuable assets of the camp.  This blog serves to connect us, our memories, and our friends just a little more closely. 

            Moose Tracks will also provide us, the staff of MRO, with a way to tell you about important events at MRO, or in your area.  Very soon, you will be hearing from me about a chance to see me or Marcus Corey in person as we visit your area.  You will have a chance to ask questions about MRO and learn about what’s been happening with the ministry this year.   Most importantly, you will get to spend an evening with other MRO and Brookwoods or Deer Run campers near your home.  If you are interested in hosting a gathering like this or helping to organize one in your area, please contact me at craig@christiancamps.net. 

            Finally, this blog will act as a service for parents and others who can’t actually attend a summer session at camp.  Each of you can check in here and learn about what the campers at MRO are up to.  We will be posting summaries of some of our summer Bible studies, as well as highlights from the daily schedule at camp, and even some photos of what camp looks like while in operation. 

            Whether you are a camper whose bags have been packed since Christmas for another action packed summer, or a diligent prayer partner who regularly seeks the Lord on behalf of camp, this blog is for you.  Thank you for making Moose River Outpost a ministry that honors God by being not just a place, but also a collection of memories and relationships that draw us closer to him. 

“Therefore, encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing”

-Thessalonians 5:11

 

Keep checking in to learn about MRO events at camp or in your area!

-Craig Boronow

Associate Director of Camping Ministries

Christian Camps and Conferences Inc.