Personal Narrative: A Special Service

a special service where they give you a cross and each group sat together outside in a circle to just poured out our hearts to each other. Once you felt ready you could go up to a cross to think of one thing holding you back from completely serving God and you hand that “thing” over to God and let him take care of it. That was one of the most emotional and important times in my life because from that time I have gained so much trust in God and trustly leaned on him when something steps in my life that in keeping me from serving him with all my heart. After the ceremony our group went our separate ways and fell asleep.

The next morning was like I woke up in a completely different world but I could feel that God had begun to work in my life and completely change me. Today was our first free day and our group decided we wanted to get a taste of the local food, so we stopped at a small dinner and ate lunch. We had already

We took off to myrtle beach and had an unforgettable day that will take plenty of years for me to forget. We swam, played football, and did everything imaginable for the five or six hours we were at the beach. When the day come to an end we were all give out, sunburnt and had sand everywhere. We went back to the church, took showers, packed our bags up and had a small discussion in our small library that had been so amazing to us. We may have been very confused and kind of confused why we were put in that room but I wouldn’t choose another place in the world to have stayed during this camp because I know this camp would have not been as special without it. This was probably the saddest night for everyone knowing that there was a good chance we would never see those people, that church, or the boys at the youth center ever again. I was truly heartbroken. We soon all fell asleep and were not ready to leave this