Globe Creek Camp could not exist without the support and dedication of:
Staff and Helpers.
Work mission teams from out of town.
Volunteers from the local community.
Donations large and small from local businesses.
Donations large and small from community groups and individuals.
We sincerely thank all of you. The camp is able to minister effectively to more people, because of your diligence.
LightShine Ministries, Pennsylvania
Tom Denlinger, Director
www.lightshineministries.org
LightShine has a ministry to help Bible camps and organizations in need in the State of Alaska. They form a skilled labor team and spend a week working very hard. They built our first two cabins, polished the logs on the lodge. They have cut a lot of firewoord. In the summer of 2010 they plan to come twice, first for construction, and then for a week of trailblazing.
Rabbit Creek Community Church, Anchorage
www.rabbitcreekchurch.org
Summer of 2010 will be the second year that Rabbit Creek Community is coming to minister at Globe Creek Camp. Last summer their group of adults and teens donated the tile for the lodge kitchen, installed it, cut more firewood, and moved
the old kitchen building out to the field for storage.
The Reynolds Family, Texas
This extended family from east Texas has found a place to serve an organization each summer for many years. This was their opportunity to try Alaska. They heard of the camp through Steve and Kayla Bouldin. In their energetic week of service, the roofs of the cabins were completed–no more tarps!
Local Volunteers:
Diligent men and women from Freedom in Christ Church in North Pole.
www.ficministries.org/
Hard working men and women from Shelter Bible Church in Fairbanks.
www.shelterbiblechurch.org
Nick Dynes – bulldozer operator, lineman who put up our rope swing.
It would be hard to tell about everybody who has dedicated their time at Globe Creek Camp – without leaving out as many as are mentioned. Here are some who have helped with the campers over the years.
Members from our Board of Directors, past and present:
Frank Stoneman – sawmill, bunk bed builder, cook.
April Wetzel – cook
Bob Wetzel – welder, creator of some of our carts and logging equipment.
Pastor Rick Sikma – speaker, archery.
Tina Johnson – cook
Eric Johnson – helps get use of heavy construction equipment, snow machine repair.
John Williams – obtained mattress donations from Fairbanks Memorial Hospital for use of camp staff.
Aaron Schmude – counselor, camp director, activities, igloo-builder extraordinaire.
Steve (Puff) Bouldin – camp director, counselor, activities and sports leader, log-peeler, construction, water-hauler.
Kayla Bouldin – cook extraordinaire, log-peeler.
Adam Wetzel – counselor, activities.
Katy (Dean) Lundquist – archery, counselor, activities, website extraorinaire, log-peeler.
Camp Volunteers:
Harmony (Smith) Bolden – cook, counselor, activities.
Zack (Daisy) Welton – CIT-Counselor-In-Training, activities.
Tom Josephson – counselor extraordinaire, activities, roofer, log-peeler.
Jenna – counselor from Texas
Connie – camp helper from Montana
Lonnie Trout – counselor, activities.
Tina Crook – CIT-Counselor-In-Training, activities.
Carl Lundquist – Activities, construction
Deanna Sikma – cook's helper, CIT-Counselor-In-Training.
Charlene Sponsel – counselor, camp nurse, activities.
Sarah (Snow) Geer – counselor, activities.
David Stryzewski – counselor, activities.
Stephanie (Sambuco) – counselor, activities.
Sarah (Johnson) O'Hearn – CIT-Counselor-In-Training, activities.
Discounts – Materials – Equipment – Donations
Spenards
F S and G Aggregate
Sons of the American Legion
George Miller Construction – well-work
The Woodway
An anonymous donor gave an entire logging truck load of logs for our cabins and lodge.
Mike and Lori Butler - the trailer storage van.