What a year! Our 2025 camp season was our biggest and most ambitious yet. As we set out at the beginning of the year to plan our camp schedule, we always pray about what God would have us do through these camps, and how we can continue to grow our number of camps and serve as many families and kids as possible. We typically plan out the camp year in January, after the holidays and after we have some time to rest and process through the previous camp year. This is always a

On Saturday, November 15, we held our 3rd Annual Rocking for Respite, with this year being our first at Low Tide Brewing. We once again enjoyed some great music from The Downtown Band. What a great day it was! We had a great turnout, filling up the outdoor seating area! This event started in 2023, thanks to bandmember Steve, and his desire to support Three Rivers Respite. He and his wife organized the entire event that first year. We have continued every year and the e

What a way to end our 2025 camp season! This camp was packed! There is no way we could fit into this one article all of the pure joy, love, and beauty that defined our final girl's camp weekend of 2025. But we will attempt to provide a glimpse through this brief newsletter. We had 15 campers and 7 amazing volunteers for this camp. It was packed! From canvas painting to conquering fears and campfire worship led by our friend Lydia, every moment was special and each girl shi

This month's boy's camp was a little different, thanks to the new tent pads and camp area set up by our Eagle Scout friend, Levi, in September. This boy's camp was the first camp in the new camp area and also the first camp where each camper had their own single person tent. Furthermore, it was also the first camp (or rather, first time ever) that this camp counselor (Matt) slept in a hammock. Let's just say that one should always prepare for all types of weather when slee