On today's episode Joy Reneker tells us The Strange Story of the Village Pump. During the interview she shares about how she and Bumpkin created names for over 90 Knights for a medieval banquet. She talks about mentoring and being mentored at Camp Chamisall and about how God met her at camp on the night her Dad died. 

On today's episode Erik McRitchie shares a campfire story about three knights who go on an epic quest to win the heart of a princess. Then in our interview he compares camp life to the community of faith in the early church. He unpacks leadership, mentoring and discipleship as a natural outcome of serving at camp. He also explains how summer camp can be like a cheat code for youth ministry.

On today's episode Stu Swanson tells some stories about God's providence for his family while growing up in Colombia. He also shares from his heart about the impact that Camp Chamisall has had on his life and on his family. During the interview he describes a beautiful picture of serving at camp as the body of Christ and reflects on the treasure that we have in camp ministry. 

On today's episode Carter McPhail talks about his methods for building campfire stories that last all week long. He also shares his insights and experience as the director of week 2. 

Jason Dimnik shares about his love for Camp Chamisall and the journey of starting out as a camper and ending up directing Week 1. He also shares a brilliant camp fire talk. 

On our very first episode Brad Carter shares the origin of Camp Chamisall. He lets us in on some of his insights into camp ministry and he tells one of his favourite Campfire Stories. 

In this episode, Chet Kennedy, the executive Director of Camp Chamisall will give a glimpse into the format for our new Podcast. He also takes some time to through one of his favourite Campfire stories called Skipping Stones.