20/05/2026
Glory to God....
The anticipation for this camp had been simmering for days.
The children from Workers Special and their families had their prayers answered — the paralysis in public transportation that would have caused them to forfeit their allocated two days of camp was suspended, making it possible for them to attend.
They arrived as a joyful group of sixty — children and families living with intellectual developmental delays, autism, spina bifida, and a few with visual and hearing impairments. Yet none of these limitations defined the atmosphere they carried with them.
Their joy was contagious.
We shared moments of heartfelt worship, exuberant laughter, warm fellowship, and genuine connection. Every song sung, every smile exchanged, and every activity participated in became a testimony of God’s faithfulness and inclusiveness. The campgrounds echoed with excitement, hope, and gratitude.
It was beautiful to witness families relax, children freely express themselves, and everyone feel seen, welcomed, and loved. For many, this was more than just a camp experience — it was a reminder that they belong, that they are valued, and that God’s presence meets us all without discrimination.
Indeed, what a privilege it was to serve, fellowship, and create memories together.
Glory to God for making it all possible.