For many of you the carefree days of summer have come to a close and school has begun. Whether you are now in college or in high school, classes are nothing like sitting at the beach. There is a sense of excitement that surrounds the first day of school, unfortunately it does not last for very long. Here are some ideas for making it through the school day.
This was Eric’s first experience with Senior Teen. Check out what he has to say.
Things are changing. Summer is changing into fall. Days at the beach are changing into days in the classroom. Some of you are experiencing major life changes as you are leaving home and going to college, or moving from one town to the next. Parents are losing jobs, friends are making new friends, and new interests are leading you in new directions. Change can be good, but that does not mean it is easy to handle.
How do you handle change? Are you the type to run and hide? Do you embrace change head first? What does the bible teach us about change?
This was Deanna’s first experience with Senior Teen. Check out what she has to say.
Matt had an amazing time at camp. Check out what he has to say.
I hate running. Let’s just get that out there. I’m all about running in short sprints like in an Ultimate game or around the yard in a game of “duck, duck, goose” but running any distance for the fun if it is not my thing. Even though I have a distaste for running I really appreciate some of the pictures we took at camp this summer.
Some of you may be wondering: Now that camp is over what is going on with the blog? What is the point of visiting?
The wait is now over. It is official, the Senior Teen 2010 Pictures are now available.
Can you guess what the hardest part of our camp director job is? It’s not coming up with the challenges or finding a staff. Actually the hardest part of our job is when camp ends and everyone goes home. We struggle trying to keep everyone connected and encouraged.
Senior Teen 2010 was AMAZING! There is so much to talk about! I wanted to start out by hearing from you.
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