Sharing one of our favorite breakfast recipes—homemade granola.

Recently Bobby,* an inner city kid who had never been out in the country, came to Camp Hebron's Meadowview Stables…When Bobby arrived at camp, he stuck close to a friend and stayed as far away from the horses as he could.

Our summer leadership team received a text saying, “Tomorrow, please be prepared to go for a hike.”

We got to harvest zucchini and pull carrots out of the ground!

The physical act of setting up a tent has gained so much more meaning to me. It is an intentional change in routine, but it is also a physical reminder to rest in His Presence.

A poem written by two 2025 summer campers.

I’m still in awe of how God weaves details together to show His love. This all started a year ago when He brought me to Camp Hebron. What began in awkwardness became a tremendous blessing

If you’re looking for an upbeat, cheerful story, this probably isn’t it.

“The last time that I was this nervous was my wedding day” I said, on my way back to the office to finish preparing to head into the backcountry to lead the Guide Team on Wilderness Leadership Intensive (WLI).