The OLC program is also a stepping stone towards becoming a Counselor in Training. With the skills developed during this week campers can have a head start on making the transition from camper to staff member. T his experience is a great opportunity for those campers who are interested in spending time in the outdoors. Campers sleep in tents and assist staff in cooking their own food over open campfires. D aily activities include some traditional camp activities, but the main focus will be exploring the natural world, learning outdoor skills and appreciating the world God has given us.
Groups are limited to ten campers and three staff.
C ampers from around the Diocese come together for a week of singing, friendship and fun. A typical day includes regular camp activities of a standard session and music rehearsals designed to explore campers musical abilities and discover the excitement of singing in a choir. A professional Choir Director leads the campers through the week to finish with a performance at Trinity Episcopal Church in Torrington, CT . Choir Camp is open to both beginners and more experienced campers. Previous experience in a choir or with music is not necessary to attend, enjoy, and be a part of this week.