Whit Camp 2021
The Theme for 2020 is 'Iconoclast'
"Throughout history humans have made icons for themselves. These are physical or mental objects built to worship and put our trust in. And we are no different from our ancestors.
However these icons are often the very obstacles that prevent us from being honest with ourselves, and drawing closer to God and to Jesus. No wonder the Bible, from the first page to the last, is constantly chipping away, trying to break these objects down.
Throughout the weekend we will look around and within to identify our icons, break them down, and discover together what might fill their place."
Camp is due to be at a NEW LOCATION for 2020
"Throughout history humans have made icons for themselves. These are physical or mental objects built to worship and put our trust in. And we are no different from our ancestors.
However these icons are often the very obstacles that prevent us from being honest with ourselves, and drawing closer to God and to Jesus. No wonder the Bible, from the first page to the last, is constantly chipping away, trying to break these objects down.
Throughout the weekend we will look around and within to identify our icons, break them down, and discover together what might fill their place."
Camp is due to be at a NEW LOCATION for 2020
