The only large untapped areas of camp lie in a flood plain. They would be impossible to sell. This possibility was looked at several years ago. The City of Copper Canyon will not allow such a move. Copper Canyon is entirely residential.
Briarwood exists under a recreational zoning variance granted by the city.
I understand that there is operational debt that must be dealt with, but I want my money to go to principal. All funds raised through shares are going directly to debt pay-off. Operational debt is being paid by dollars earned through retreats, rental of the site and annual fund gifts. We have proven that we cannot live with sustained debt. If the debt cannot be retired in full, we may have no option but to sell the camp and celebrate the years of ministry that were possible there.