2015 convention presentation

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Camp Luther Three Lakes, WI A “holy” owned subsidiary of the North Wisconsin District LCMS

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Camp LutherThree Lakes, WI

A “holy” owned subsidiary of the NorthWisconsin District LCMS

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A Rich Tradition in Christ

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The North Wisconsin District Camp

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Why We Have a Camp“Camp Luther provides a creative Christian educational experience in cooperative living in the outdoors. It uses the resources of the natural surroundings to contribute significantly to mental, physical, social, and spiritual growth. It provides opportunities for boys and girls to observe young adults (counselors, whom they learn to admire and imitate) speak and live as children of God. It provides opportunities for boys and girls to encourage one another and build up one another in the faith through words and actions.” (Spring 1968)

Walter G. Roehl, member of the original North Wisconsin District “Camp Committee” organized in 1945.

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Our MissionBuilding up believers in Christ for service to the Church and witness to the world.

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Our Vision

“Through God’s Grace, Camp Luther will be nationally recognized as a premier Christian camp, embracing the challenge to produce the finest spiritual programs emphasizing; healthy relationships, leadership skills and service in a diverse world. With an exemplary staff, quality facilities, and in the midst of God’s creation, Camp Luther will reach out to thousands of children, adults and families with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.”

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Core Value #1

Provide and fun and safe Christ-centered community where faith inspires a purposeful and joyful life.

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Christian Community

“There is something unique about Camp Luther. You can feel the love, for Christ and others, as soon as you cross the bridge; it wraps around you like an embrace, something that is sadly lacking in the world.” - Allison

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Core Value #2

Develop respectful and caring relationships which serve to provide a lifelong network of Christian mentors and friends.

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Relationships

“My camp friends are always a call or text away. A place to go when I'm in need of some reminder of the unconditional love and forgiveness that is mine through Christ.” - Sarah

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Relationships

“Camp Luther has provided our family with a place where we can rekindle our love for Christ and reconnect with each other.” – Susan & Sean

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Core Value #3

Teach, model, and practice servant leadership to encourage others to take positive action for building up the Kingdom of God.

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Servant Leadership

“I am not alone in saying that working (and occasionally struggling)through three summers at camp has shaped me into the person I am today. I have confidence to go boldly in faith and love generously in the world because I was shown such love and unshakable faith at camp.” - Erika

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Core Value #4

Create experiences to explore and discover unique interests and talents that transform their lives toward meaningful service to God.

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Meaningful ServiceOur son really took his Impact session to heart. He has helped our church get ready for renovations in the Sunday School. He gave up his entire weekend! Thank you for showing him why mission work and service projects go hand in hand. - Jennifer

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And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke the word of God boldly.

Acts 4:31b

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New Dining Hall

12,782 sq. ftSeating for 200

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New Dining Hall• Facility becomes more than just a dining hall, it becomes a

“community center” of activity and ministry.

• Sets the stage for improved dining experience camp (food quality, sense of community, etc.).

• New Dining Hall to accommodate increased seating for 200 and ability to prepare meals for 400.

• Promoting long-term growth

• Expanding reach of ministry in summer and retreat center.

• New Pack-Out Kitchen for servicing villages and outdoor meals.

• Improved vehicular flow, delivery access, orientation/parking.

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MCL, Inc. of Pulaski, WI commits $1,000,000 Challenge

Gift!

Carl Treankler, Larrry Treankler, Terry Handsted

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Steering Committee

Anne “Draino” Hartman (Chair person) Eau Claire, WIJamie Nelson Ringle, WIRick and Ruth Steinke Green Bay, WIPhil Kirchner Suamico, WITim and Linda Mattson Wisconsin Rapids, WIJulie Wilkins LaGrange, ILRev. Jim and Kathy Wiebel Appleton, WIThane and Melissa Bublitz Neenah, WIMichelle Treankler Atlantic Mine, MI

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Prayer Team

Jamie Nelson (Team Leader) Wausau, WIAngela Young Mt. Prospect, ILAnne Hartman Eau Claire, WILynn Schutte Hamel, MNMarnie Smith Westmont, ILMolly Kieser Woodbury, MNSara Chizzo Oak Park, ILTammy Kelm Woodland Park, COTyler Seehafer Sterling Heights, MITami Scheck Menomonee Falls, WI

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13 Campaign Commitments $1,289,800

3 Campaign One-time Gifts $35,000

1 Company Match $3,000

Total: $1,327,800

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