We have been on the move all day and had a very active Tuesday here at camp! The high of seventy five and slight breeze put everyone in the mood to be outdoors and enjoy the fresh air together. In his morning message, Der Kapriel Mouradian encouraged us to have
We had a wonderful day today! Our daily schedule was in full swing. After chapel, flagpole, and breakfast, the teens began with a game of line basketball under the pavilion followed by their first dip in the pool. While head lifeguard Ani Hollisian was explaining pool rules and procedures during
Session C is underway! Staff, CITs, and early arrival campers were greeted by a misty sky and light rain as they prepared for this morning’s Badarak, which was celebrated by our Camp Director, Der Vasken Kouzouian. The rain outside was a perfect reminder that today was the Feast of the
We have once again come to the end of another day. Since today was our last full day of session B we had as much fun as we could possibly have. For sports the kids played dodge ball and then everyone cooled off in the pool. Of course during everyone’s
Today was a day of comings and goings, and was very busy. This morning we say good-bye to Stepan and Fr. Krikor. We did welcome Dn. Artak Khachikyan, the Youth Director at St. Sahag and Meserob Armenian Church in Philadelphia, PA. and V. Rev. Oshagan Gulgulian from the same parish.
We are now half way through week two, and boy does time fly when we’re having fun. Today was boot camp Wednesday, so everyone got a good work-out. Since it was a bit more humid today than it has been we tried to keep the kids under the pavilion as
Today the heat started to come back and everyone could feel it. So for sports we kept it under the pavilion so the kids could stay in the shade, and pool time afterwards was really refreshing. The lifeguards even went in the pool for a little while to cool off.
With a jump into the week we welcomed former camp director Fr. Krikor Sabounjian from the Holy Translators in Framingham MA. He will be here until Thursday teaching some of the Religion classes. We also welcomed Archbishop Khajag Barsamian for the afternoon. Everyone was able to get together and have
Day one of session B2 has come to a relaxing end. We ended up welcoming one new counselor and seven new campers. Being Sunday we started the day off with Badarak lead by Fr. Vart, with the help of quite a few of our campers, CITs and staff as altar
We have to a close for Session B1 and unfortunately had to say good-bye to six of our campers and three of our counselors. Three campers did decide to stay on for a second week and we are expecting eight new campers to join our camp family tomorrow. Even with
