PICTURED:  The pond is well frozen for broomball and curling activities.

Glad to have the Rocky Mountain Orthodox Youth and Stutzman related families join us as a fun conclusion to the year. We were grateful for the 6″ of new snow for it’s value in both moisture received and snow to play in. That said, broomball on the pond for the Orthodox youth and sponsors was the popular morning AND afternoon activity.

A unique challenge presented itself when on Monday morning we learned that Mary Yoder and Sam Hershberger were unable to serve the meals as originally planned (i.e. illness & car trouble). With Tuesday supper just around the corner, camp looked to the Graber (Andrew, Emma, Natalie) and McDowell (Sarah, Matthew) families next generation of camp supporters. Keziah Friesema joined in to help as well to serve the group of 40. We’re pretty sure the average age of our kitchen serving staff (age 18) has never been lower. THANK YOU for stepping and filling in!

PICTURED: The Rocky Mountain Orthodox Youth Group has enjoyed coming to RMMC for many years.

PICTURED: Images of welcomed snowfall.

PICTURED: Kitchen staff (left to right) Matthew McDowell, Sarah McDowell, Emma Graber, Keziah Friesema, Natalie Graber, Andrew Graber

PICTURED: Additionally, camp took advantage of the weather conditions to burn 1 of 4 burn/slash piles that were created from fire mitigation work last summer. For Tom Unruh & Matthew McDowell, the weather outside was hot!