In an informal, relaxed and happy atmosphere, Good News endeavors to help young people discover the relevance of the Bible in our culture, and assist them in exploring the meaning and direction for living Camp Good News believes that children and young people need a well-rounded program of recreation and work integrated with the all important spiritual dimension. Campers participate in four activity periods each day. The other two activities usually include Red Cross swimming and boating classes, which are taught by authorized American Red Cross Instructors. During free periods, campers usually flock to the beach to swim, sunbathe and get together with their friends. For campers needing extra help for school courses, skilled tutors are available to review or make up courses.
English lessons are available for our international campers.
Those who participate in the tutoring program still thoroughly enjoy being involved in the other camp activities. The camp is accredited by the American Camping Association while being recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a nonprofit charitable corporation.