Youth Camp 2009 - IV Region Chile


It was a wild four days as Josh and I where able to take part in Iglesia El Puente's Summer Youth Camp where youth all over the surrounding regions attended. Josh and I both were assigned to lead about 10 youth each in growing closer to God and having a significant 4 days that would impact their walk with the Lord.

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Melody Isenhower said…
looks fun! que divertido!
February 21, 2009 at 8:15 PM
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