Seabeck All-Community Camp – August 18-24, 2024
Seabeck Camp is a highlight of CSL’s year for individuals, couples, friends, and especially families! Join CSLs from around Puget Sound at our regional summer camp at the beautiful Seabeck Conference Center, right on Hood Canal, August 18-24th
Kick-start your day with a tranquil stroll through nature or indulge in a rejuvenating meditation session. From kayaking adventures to engaging play-shops (including a couple facilitated by Rev. David,) creative crafting sessions to joining the harmonious choir, the day is yours to design as you wish. Plus, there’s ample opportunity to mingle with both old and new friends, fostering connections that last far beyond the campfire.
Doesn’t it sound a bit like Heaven? Imagine a week-long getaway where not only are your accommodation and meals taken care of, but both your children’s and your own entertainment needs are catered to with thoughtful precision. It’s the ultimate all-inclusive experience, promising relaxation, adventure, and cherished memories for the whole family.
Rev. David will be attending the regional CSL summer camp at Seabeck from August 18th through 24th. He is co-leading the workshop series based on The Lightmaker’s Manifesto by Karyn Walrond.
RESERVE YOUR SPACE SOON:
Go to https://www.spiritualliving.org/seabeck,
Download a registration form
or call Heidi at 206-527-8801 Ext 5101.
For 63 years, CSL families, singles, and couples come together for a week of heaven at CSL’s All-Community Summer Camp at the historic Seabeck Conference Center. Together at Seabeck, we will continue to prove the power of Spirit in our lives through experiences of community, nature, and fun! Whether this is your first or 25th time at camp, you are welcome!
As always, Seabeck camp is created for the community, by the community, and includes activities such as workshops led by our amazing staff ministers; arts and crafts sessions; play shops led by your co-campers; evening prayers; secret angels; movie night; and our famous Seabeck talent show. You’ll also find plenty of downtime where you can read, relax, go for a swim, or simply do nothing at all. Learn more about Seabeck. Then contact Heidi to register at Registrar@SpiritualLiving.org or 206-527-8801.
You are invited to an unforgettable Summer Camp of
Building Community, Nurturing Creativity,
and Receiving Spiritual Support
My Volunteer Experience at Camp Cedar Ridge
Where can you enjoy the great outdoors and hang out with a nearly blind pet pig named Winston Churchhill? Camp Cedar Ridge! I’ve never met a pig that makes hanging out in the grassy outdoors look so wonderful. It’s time for someone to write a sequel to Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White.
While volunteering for a week I got to camp in the staff village without bringing my own camping gear. I just brought my pillows, clothes, bathroom items and my able body ready to try new things. The kitchen staff did all the cooking and made leftovers available in the fridge so there’s always something to nibble on. As long as you don’t mind sharing bathrooms with others, this is a great set up.
I loved being outside all day, every day. I enjoyed walking and singing in the Labyrinth, exploring trails and watching the sunset nightly. Other activities included help hosting a 750 person picnic and returning rented items an hour away. But my most favorite was reviving the very sad daisies near the dining hall. With support from camp staff, I got to weed the daisies for 2 days, water them, add some fresh soil and brighten them up once again. Hopefully this flowerbed will grow, expand and remind us how beautiful, nurturing and prosperous Mother Nature really is.
Thanks,
Christi Johnson
Winston Churchill, the Pig!