6:00-6:45 am Feed and water animals, saddle up and wash for breakfast
6:45-7:30 am Breakfast
7:30-9:15am Ropers, horsemanship and barebacks have event instruction
Bull riders, barrels & poles, goat tyers have showers, team devotion and faith building
9:15-9:25am travel to events
9:25-11:10am opposite of 7:30 times (all groups switch)
11:10-11:20aam travel to events
11:20-11:40am praise and worship
11:40-12:15pm chapel
12:15-12:45pm lunch
12:45-2:30pm event instruction and showers, devotions, etc as above
2:30-2:40pm travel to events
2:40-4:25pm switch events, devotions etc
4:25-5:00pm feed and water livestock
5:00-5:45pm games
5:45-6:00pm dinner
6:00-6:45pm dinner
6:45-7:15pm praise and worship
7:15-8:00pm chapel
8:00-9:15pm check animals, free time and prepare for bed
9:15-? make him famous devotions
10:00 lights out
Some things change each day but that is pretty much the schedule each day. The kids learn more about their rodeo events in a safe Christian environment and also spend time learning more about the Lord. No cell phones, mp3 players, computers or the like are allowed. They fed us delicious food, which caused me to gain about 4lbs while I was there! :)
Going to camps can be an amazing way to draw closer to the Lord, but when it is over and you come back to the real "world", it can be a tremendous let down. I pray we all keep our excitement for God, our daily (at least) time with Him and spread His word to others. I pray we grow ever closer to Him each day. I'll paraphrase one quote I loved from chapel time-
You can't coast in your relationship with God, because you can only coast downhill!
Blessings my friends,
Rashel
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