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	Outdoor Ministries of the Presbytery of Wyoming
	Residential coed summer camp	Story, WY and Encampment, Wyoming
	The Presbytery of Wyoming runs two camps: Camp Story on the eastern foothills of the Bighorn mountains, and Skyline camp, in the foothills of the Snowy Range. The camps offer children the opportunity to grow in their faith by experiencing God's love in a relational, playful setting. The camps are open to any child, regardless of religious affiliation.
E-mail: fpc@fiberpipe.net, Website: presbytery_wyoming website, (307) 672-1717
Owned and Operated the Presbytery of Wyoming Established in 1920

Taking The Road Less Traveled is the adrenaline rush you get from running a class III rapid in a canyon so deep you can't see the tops of the rock walls; the rainbow scintillating through the spray of a waterfall we just happened to stumble upon; the shadow a mountain casts on the world below at sunrise... It is shouting out your order for a kilo of tomatoes in a noisy street market in Sevilla or being invited into a monk's quarters for tea in a small Northern Indian monastery. It's paddling a boat filled with sand and small rocks to make cement on a remote beach in the San Blas Islands... The Road Less Traveled is removing ourselves from the familiar spaces we know too well, and venturing into places that inspire us not only to explore our surroundings, but also ourselves.

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Paintrock Canyon is the resident camp that hosts the first 2 years of the C5 Los Angeles Leadership Development Program. The camp is located in Hyattville Wyoming on a working cattle ranch. Youth are flown out to Wyoming to participate in 28 day sessions for their first two summers' in the program. Activities include horseback riding, rappelling, mountain biking, self expression, leadership practices, initiatives, caving, rock climbing, canoeing, trekking and a whole lot more. Special event include rafting trips, trips to Yellowstone, Rodeos, visits to Cody and exploring the local culture. Staff receive 2 weeks of specialized training.

The Presbytery of Wyoming runs two camps: Camp Story on the eastern foothills of the Bighorn mountains, and Skyline camp, in the foothills of the Snowy Range. The camps offer children the opportunity to grow in their faith by experiencing God's love in a relational, playful setting. The camps are open to any child, regardless of religious affiliation.

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