As a member of the “boomerang staff” club, I keep coming back to camp because God is always at work here. Whether in my own life or in our guests’ lives, I have seen Him move time and time again, and this past season was no exception. CODES at Mile High Pines is a public school program that focuses on science, leadership, and pre-evangelism. Although our curriculum does not directly proselytize, my teammates and I demonstrate the reality and love of God to the students throug

“Bad company corrupts good character” (1 Cor. 15:33). Show me your friends, and I will show you your future (Proverbs 13:20). Likely, we’ve all heard these sayings before and can remember a time when we ended up on the wrong side of them. This may be especially true for today’s pre-teens and teenagers as they try to navigate a world of wokeness, tolerance, and identity crises. Often the students we see at CODES (MHP’s Outdoor Edu program) are hungry for guidance and the truth

Reflecting on the past year, Kimberly Plantenga is filled with gratitude and awe. There is no doubt in her mind that God has most certainly done exceedingly more than what she could ask or imagine through the Alpine Angels, a group of dedicated individuals who love God and love camp by providing financial support to the projects and ministries of Alpine Retreat and Camp (Alpine). As Chair of the Alpine Angels, Kimberly oversees the Alpine Attic Thrift shops whose doors first