CRC Travel Camp impacts three generations of local families

Campers meet, spend time with cousins they have never met before

  • Christian Resource Center’s Travel Camp has now impacted three generations of campers who have gone on trips to get in touch with nature and grow closer together in faith. Travel Camp has become a beloved family tradition for the family of Caroline Epp (center). Current and former Epp family travel campers include, from left, Mercedez and Alexis McMillan, Epp, Brittany Rice and Emalee Kumke.
    Christian Resource Center’s Travel Camp has now impacted three generations of campers who have gone on trips to get in touch with nature and grow closer together in faith. Travel Camp has become a beloved family tradition for the family of Caroline Epp (center). Current and former Epp family travel campers include, from left, Mercedez and Alexis McMillan, Epp, Brittany Rice and Emalee Kumke.
    For nearly 50 years, the Christian Resource Center near Giltner has inspired hundreds of area youth  through its High School Travel Camp, and through those camps three generations of some local families have gotten to experience the beauty of nature and reflect on their faith through trips to places like the Grand Canyon and Banff National Park in Canada. This year’s trip took 57 campers...

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