Good works. They won’t get you into heaven, but God has planned them for you to do. You have a purpose! He used the apostles and prophets for the foundation. Now he’s using you, fitting you in brick by brick, stone by stone, with Christ Jesus as the cornerstone that holds all the parts together. It’sContinue reading “Good Works that God Made in Advance for Us to Do”
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Meet the 2018 Widji Spring Crew
Meet 2018 the Widji spring crew!! They are: Program Director – Ryan Pearl Jones Assistant Program Director – Emma Notch Wigston SALT Director – Aunna Rhino Greenfield Waterfront Director – Caroline Shooby Raymer Assistant Director – Leah Shadbolt Plus (not in picture) Director – Josh Heyoo Laverty and General Director – Mike Moose Greenfield Over the next seven weeks they will be gettingContinue reading “Meet the 2018 Widji Spring Crew”
Cooking With Moose: Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Today’s blog will start a new occasional series with some of the recipes we use at camp and some from Moose’s family cookbook. It’s called, “That Tastes Like Home“. This one was traded from Camp Mini-Yo-We and has become a favourite at Widji. Today’s recipe: Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies Ingredients 1.25 cups margarine 1 cupsContinue reading “Cooking With Moose: Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies”
Spring 2018 Compass Article: Widji News
Widjiitiwin continues to build meaningful relationships with our partners in the Ignite program, and we will again be welcoming groups for 5 of our summer weeks. This means that campers coming to our open enrollment weeks help to make it possible for these groups to bring campers from communities with violence and risk to theirContinue reading “Spring 2018 Compass Article: Widji News”
Support After Tragic Events
We are deeply saddened by the tragic incident in Toronto involving a van and pedestrians on April 23, 2018. This is a significant tragedy and can be quite upsetting for our community. We know that adult reactions to unexpected and troubling situations can shape how children and youth experience these events. The following information came throughContinue reading “Support After Tragic Events”
Cooking with Moose: No-Bake Cheesecake
Today’s blog will start a new occasional series with some of the recipes we use at camp and some from Moose’s family cookbook. It’s called, “That Tastes Like Home“. Today’s recipe: No-Bake Cheesecake Ingredients 2 cups graham cracker crumbs 1/3 cup brown sugar ½ cup melted butted ½ pound package of cream cheese 1 ½ cupsContinue reading “Cooking with Moose: No-Bake Cheesecake”
Failure Plants the Seed for Future Success
Failure plants the seed for future success. It’s no secret that for many, our worst fear is often failure. But what if failure was actually a good thing? What of it could propel you to future success? “Failure is success in progress,” Albert Einstein once said. The great scientist was on to something. Encountering our fears andContinue reading “Failure Plants the Seed for Future Success”
Fake News about Early Christianity
There’s been a lot of chatter about “fake news” this year. Some stories, even though they have no basis in fact, are told so often, and with such conviction, that large numbers of people end up believing them anyway. Fake news is all around us. There are SO many that Snopes.com and hoax-slayer.com, among otherContinue reading “Fake News about Early Christianity”
The Value of Kids & Youth
What is the value of a child? A youth? A camper? We need to see people, children, as God sees them. What was His point of view? Well, Jesus gave them His time, Jesus died for them. They are: Loved by God Accepted by Jesus Have guardian angels Are a gift from God Are precious in His sight MadeContinue reading “The Value of Kids & Youth”
Are You a Safe Harbour?
I recently discovered the country music group, Renegade Station, and their song Safe Harbour (words below). At Widjiitiwin, we consider safety in our community to be of paramount importance. The relationships between staff and campers and amongst the staff can make or break a week for anyone. Whether it’s an issue of bullying, homesickness or mental health,Continue reading “Are You a Safe Harbour?”