The church camp provides comfortable camp facilities for children, youth and families. Last summer they held their first camp for seniors which proved to be a success. The camp is able to accommodate 120 people. We spent a night at the camp where we were given a tour and highlights of their camp programs. A major difficulty and expense for people attending camp and church is the lack of transportation.
Faithful volunteers work hard to make the camping experience a valuable one.
An Ecumenical Institute provides religious training every Saturday in Havana. The one hundred and fifty students, many travelling long distances, are truly committed to their studies that they may be better equipped to serve in their local congregations. Some of the students have no religious affiliation but are eager to learn about the Bible. Lay people play an important role in the life and work of the church. I wonder how many Canadians would give up every Saturday to attend a three-year course like this.