We decided it would be fun to try and charge across the sea.
Instead, we learned a valuable lesson in common sense.
During our stay at Camp Arnes we were required to do 36 hours of hard slave labour, equivalent to twice that of what the Isrealites barely managed to endure under the rule of the Egyptians shortly before their release. This photo captures the only break we ever had.
Actually, most of the 36 hours was break time.
Our stay at camp Arnes took us to new heights of spiritual awareness and understanding.
Gareth Goosen challenged us in the area of personal worship, Cynthia Lees brought us through the topic of intimacy with Christ, Nathan Regeir helped us to identify idols in our lives, Blayne Greiner and Sandra Buller teamed up on the heart of a man and heart of a woman, Gordon Matties taught us about the will of God, and Gordon Zurbee touched upon economic themes in Luke.
Space was tight, but we did the best we could to make use of what we had. The poor couch...
Camp Arnes had excellent facilities for socializing including a furnished lounge area, indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and various outdoor recreational options.