22/06/2026
In 1983, a quiet young girl came to an ESA camp. By the end of the week, she had written a note that simply said: "I love Jesus and go to church. Thank you for forgiving my sins and coming into my life."
The man sharing this story, Macka, is her father.
His daughter went on to become an ESA leader herself, living a quiet but profoundly impactful life. Tragically, she passed away a few years ago. It was only after she passed that her parents received cards from people pouring out how much she had helped them during her time as a camp leader.
A man who had served on a mission trip with her told her parents: "She gave the most powerful testimony I have ever heard."
A life that touched so many others all started because she went to camp, and a leader gently took the time to point her toward Jesus.
The impact of an ESA camp doesn't end when camp ends — it echoes into eternity.
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