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LOST AND FOUND AT CAMP

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“I just wanted to accept God. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while.” —Levi
Imposing trees, rugged paths, and multiple two-story cabins with triangular-shaped roofs dot the property that’s home to Black Lake Bible Camp in Olympia, Washington. Its mission is to “proclaim the truth of the Gospel,” particularly to young people.


Levi has been to camp a couple of times. It feels like home to him, as he loves the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing.


But much like pulling a rod out of the water without a fish on the line, Levi knew something had been missing in his life. He soon realized the God-shaped hole in his heart could only be filled by Jesus.

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