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Sing in the Camp Choir • C.O.P. Sunday,
August 1 Minneapolis Campus Calling all Mount Olivet Summer Camp participants! If you have attended a Mount Olivet
summer camp at C.O.P., King’s Kids, God’s Kids Sing, or Summertime Players, we need you to sing in the all-camp
choir on Sunday, August 1 at the Minneapolis Campus. We will sing an easy medley of C.O.P. camp songs at the 9, 10, and 11am
services. There will be a short rehearsal at 8am in the choir room. Come and see your friends and sing some of your favorite
camp songs! We would love to have you join us for one, two, or all three services. Wear your favorite camp t-shirt (new or
vintage!). All ages of singers are welcome! Cathedral of the Pines Bus Hotline ~ 612.767.2304 Cathedral of the Pines Summer 2010 Volunteers Cathedral of the Pines 760 Caribou Trail P.O. Box 159 Lutsen, MN 55612 218.663.7255 For information or questions, please contact Kris Ericksen, 612.767.2207 or krise@mtolivet.org Cathedral of the Pines, a youth camp located 260 miles north of Minneapolis, combines some of the best ingredients for a positive summer experience...prayer, praise, education and recreation. The mission of Cathedral of the Pines Camp is to serve children and young people by enhancing their spiritual and emotional development. The summer camping experience in the natural beauty of northern Minnesota helps the youth grow in their relationship with God. Individuals of all ages gather on the lovely shores of Caribou Lake for Christian experiences in an atmosphere of friendship, fine facilities and good food. Trained caring counselors bring the Good News of God and loving volunteers prepare meals. There are health professionals available at all times. A typical camp day includes Bible centered Christian living classes, swimming, paddleboats, nature, hiking, sports fundamentals, arts and crafts, large and small group games, and, of course, delicious food! Each day at Cathedral of the Pines begins and ends in the chapel overlooking beautiful Caribou Lake. The camp schedule includes separate weeks for children entering third grade through high school graduating seniors. Adult retreats that focus on current issues are offered throughout the camping season. Visitors are welcome. Evening and Sunday chapel services are open to all. 
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