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More than 150,000 people have
visited Camp Brotherhood since its inception over 39 years ago. Other organizations making use of
the Camp include congregations, schools and universities, government agencies
and social service groups. Every year, more than 120 of these non-profit groups
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Interfaith Leadership Summit -
An annual gathering, where leaders of faith-based organizations from
different religious traditions come together to increase understanding,
and discuss how we can work together to meet needs of people in our
communities. Contact us at (866) 344-2267 or (360) 445-5061 for more
information.
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Engaged Encounter – This pre-marriage counseling is required by some
churches before they will perform weddings. For couples of all faiths. For more
details, click here. |
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Annual Interfaith
Celebration – January 2006. Join us for food, interfaith celebration
and dialogue. Please call (866) 344-CAMP or (360) 445-5061 for more
information.
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High Five Camp -
Working in partnership
with family resource centers in King, Pierce, Skagit and Snohomish
counties to provide economically disadvantaged kids a unique,
once-in-a-lifetime summer camp experience. |
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Emergency Housing Building Project
- An interfaith
community works project performed in partnership with Notre Dame
University and members of the interfaith group
Together We
Build. |
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Local Area Ministerial Assocation (LAMA) - Regional ministerial
associations are invited to spend a Monday or Tuesday night at Camp
Brotherhood. A night at camp is uniquely suited for enriching
relationships and enhancing ministry coordination in the community.
LAMA's benefit from a special discount. Call our office at (866)
344-CAMP to reserve your dates. |
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Mission Farm - Congregations are encouraged to bring their youth to
the Camp to prepare them for missions in other countries as well as
programs such as Habitat for Humanity. The youth groups are trained to use
various carpentry and construction tools and are given spiritual
motivation. |
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Home Works Revised
- This program is for
single mothers and their children who are moving from shelters into transitional
housing. |
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