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The swimming hole Digging began The office was moved Shelters were Work continued The 4th cabin was built. The dining hall
was dug and fed by a for a fishing/ from a cabin to a single- added to the on Lake Blue Lake Blue was completed & was completed!
well and natural boating lake wide trailer. The pavilion swim area. while plans were stocked. Construction on the Released Time
springs. Guest (Lake Blue). kitchen was remodeled. being made for a dining hall began. There continued in 36
groups began renting The 3rd cabin new dining hall. were waiting lists for most schools with the
the facility when was built. of the weeks of camp. help of over 40
available. volunteers.

―For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord,

plans to prosper you and not harm you,

plans to give you hope and a future.‖ Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)

he inscription on the tombstone in the memorial garden is ―God knew just what we needed— that‘s
why He sent you, Little Logan!‖ Logan was taken home to be with the Lord during one of the
T highlights of our ministry, the first summer of overnight camp. Although it is hard to imagine that
taking him through a tragic accident at camp, the special place God has chosen for us to serve, would be
part of God‘s plan. . . we believe that it was! We can clearly see that He was in control of details that day
and we continue to experience His loving care for us. God has taught us much by allowing us to experience
both extreme joy and extreme pain. Logan had a genuine enthusiasm for life and he loved people. Losing
him is a constant reminder of the value of family, friends, and each day that God gives us. Most of all we
have learned the importance of strengthening our relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.
In Loving Memory of
We believe that God used Logan‘s death to bring about a turning point in
Logan Charles Williams the ministry. The people in the community who had been watching us now
2/8/2001– 7/15/2003 know that our commitment to minister here is sincere. The number of local
volunteers has increased tremendously and the generosity of businesses and
skilled laborers has allowed us to accomplish much in a short amount of
time. We continue to pray that Logan‘s short life and our response to God‘s
plan for us will be a testimony of the reality of a living God and the benefits
of knowing Him personally. Resting in His care, ~ Bobby & Karen Williams

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