Our children are the future, the camp is amazing place.
C
Cynthia Wuorenmaa
1 month ago
To keep it Methodist!
R
Ray Topper
1 month ago
Spemt several years taking kids, including my daughter, from our church to the csmp
S
Susan Holcomb
1 month ago
I think it is important to see the camp used for ministry and not sold for profit
L
Levi Brule
1 month ago
Camp Michigamme was instrumental to my childhood development, and is a resource to be treasured within the Upper Penninsula. I dont have kids yet but I hope they might have the opportunity to attend the Camp in some form in the future.
B
Brandi Jon-Pierre
1 month ago
As a disciple of Camp Michigamme for several years I can genuinely say that loosing this holy place would be a disservice to youth and the lifelong positive impact the camp offers one in life.
J
Jennifer Strand
1 month ago
I have witnessed Camp Michigamme’s positive impact. I feel it is important future for generations to have that same opportunity.
J
Julianne Toro
1 month ago
One of the most important places of my childhood and teen years.
K
Kirkland Steppig
1 month ago
Treasured assets like Camp Michigamme need to be preserved to continue to teach our youth life lesson, skills and benefits of a faith base community.
M
Mariann Puyleart
1 month ago
It was a huge part of my life. A lot of life long memories and friends. A very special place. Had the pleasure of being able to witness so many friends and cancers give their life to Christ
E
Emily Mark
1 month ago
Best years of my childhood
E
elehman4
1 month ago
This is where I met great friends and where I went to music camp And I was a counselor there, making gimp brackets sand art. Singing by the campfire, swimming in the lake Michigamme that looked like ice tea!!! Drinking Snapple and going to mount baldy!! 🫶🏼🙏🏼☀️🌲
J
Jeremy Peters
1 month ago
I would not be who I am today if not for the experiences I had at Camp Michigamme as a camper and as a volunteer.
E
Emily Linn
1 month ago
Lasting friendships and faith were founded at Camp Michigamme. It is a wonderful place and should stay open for generations to learn and love about God.
M
Mary Manning
1 month ago
I believe in the future of Camp Michigamme, and the opportunity it offers for our children and families to connect with God and with others in a loving, caring community of faith. Much work has been done to establish a sustainable plan for the future, now we need our leadership to give it a chance.
K
Kyrsten Stein
1 month ago
Amazing time as a camp counselor definitely important
S
Supporter
1 month ago
I have attended Camp Michigamme multiple years as both a camper and counselor. It needs some rennovations and modernizations, but it is a truly special place that needs to be up and running again.
S
Suzie Johnson
1 month ago
Camp Michigamme is the foundation of many youths and adults journey to faith. I see more people that want and will do what it takes to keep this camp alive than not. I personally can pledge a monthly donation to make this happen. Including sponsorship of one cabin.
J
Jeremy Brady
1 month ago
Went to Camp as a camper, worked at Camp, solidified my relationship with Jesus at Camp, met some incredibly amazing people at Camp...including my wife, got married at Camp, counseled and deaned at Camp, volunteered at Camp... and I just want others to also have those opportunities!
Summer camps are important youth experiences!
Our children are the future, the camp is amazing place.
To keep it Methodist!
Spemt several years taking kids, including my daughter, from our church to the csmp
I think it is important to see the camp used for ministry and not sold for profit
Camp Michigamme was instrumental to my childhood development, and is a resource to be treasured within the Upper Penninsula. I dont have kids yet but I hope they might have the opportunity to attend the Camp in some form in the future.
As a disciple of Camp Michigamme for several years I can genuinely say that loosing this holy place would be a disservice to youth and the lifelong positive impact the camp offers one in life.
I have witnessed Camp Michigamme’s positive impact. I feel it is important future for generations to have that same opportunity.
One of the most important places of my childhood and teen years.
Treasured assets like Camp Michigamme need to be preserved to continue to teach our youth life lesson, skills and benefits of a faith base community.
It was a huge part of my life. A lot of life long memories and friends. A very special place. Had the pleasure of being able to witness so many friends and cancers give their life to Christ
Best years of my childhood
This is where I met great friends and where I went to music camp And I was a counselor there, making gimp brackets sand art. Singing by the campfire, swimming in the lake Michigamme that looked like ice tea!!! Drinking Snapple and going to mount baldy!! 🫶🏼🙏🏼☀️🌲
I would not be who I am today if not for the experiences I had at Camp Michigamme as a camper and as a volunteer.
Lasting friendships and faith were founded at Camp Michigamme. It is a wonderful place and should stay open for generations to learn and love about God.
I believe in the future of Camp Michigamme, and the opportunity it offers for our children and families to connect with God and with others in a loving, caring community of faith. Much work has been done to establish a sustainable plan for the future, now we need our leadership to give it a chance.
Amazing time as a camp counselor definitely important
I have attended Camp Michigamme multiple years as both a camper and counselor. It needs some rennovations and modernizations, but it is a truly special place that needs to be up and running again.
Camp Michigamme is the foundation of many youths and adults journey to faith. I see more people that want and will do what it takes to keep this camp alive than not. I personally can pledge a monthly donation to make this happen. Including sponsorship of one cabin.
Went to Camp as a camper, worked at Camp, solidified my relationship with Jesus at Camp, met some incredibly amazing people at Camp...including my wife, got married at Camp, counseled and deaned at Camp, volunteered at Camp... and I just want others to also have those opportunities!