I’m gonna update this in three parts…
[First Day]
We arrived and started decorating the entire meeting room into a royal castle. There were banners from our last Christmas party that say “LOVE”, “PEACE”, “FAITH” and “HOPE”. We also put up six silver flags with golden lion on each of them. Four on the wall and two became the drapes of the entrance. We also put up that big WELCOME sign with a golden lion on each side at the very front of the room. It was fantastic!!We introduced the camp and passed out neon orange and lime green drawstring bags to everyone and played ice break games.
Every one loved the bags, which had a water gun, a notebook, a pen, a colorful highlighter and a welcome card in them. Lauren said, “The water guns are definitely a highlight of this camp!” Seriously everyone was having so much fun with it.
Then Jeffrey, Irene, Enoch and Tina performed a skit, “Once Upon a Time”, which described the plot of the royal mission. The story talks about how Jesus’ children were deceived by the evil witch and traded their identities with her evil cookies that made the children forget who they were. The King had to explain to the children all over again who they were and put them on a royal mission to relearn and regain all their powers and knowledge in order to get the key to go back to the Kingdom. They did a wonderful job. Jeffrey was so superb at acting!! Wow! We did record the entire skit so we can edit it and show it to you guys! =) They were split into teams of 4 or 5, and their names were “God is Good!” “Royal Knights” and “Lifesavers”. Leader for the teams were: Jeffrey M, Victor T and Danny W. They were awesome leaders and learning to become the best! One trick I learned to use the most to get the children back in the meeting room was to shout, “Whichever team gets back and sit in a straight line the fastest wins!!” They would all RUN back and sit down straight in a line like a wind. I loved their competitiveness! Haha! We walked around the campsite afterwards, and then when we reached the volleyball court, we started the game of boys against girls! I think the game lasted longer than an hour or something. The scores were super close towards the end, but at last the GIRLS WON!! Yeah! Beat that!! I have to say that Mikey T was extremely impressive. He would stand beyond the lines of his side of the field and serve, and the ball would fly to the end of the other side. Crazy Mongolian!
After dinner, before we had our worship, I got four volunteers to get the tambourine, the egg, the black shaker and the wood shaker. Had them stand in four corners and then I had everyone else started clapping in a steady beat together. Then I added the four instruments in one by one… With the sounds of different rhythms, we started chanting “Jesus!! Jesus!! Holy Spirit!! Holy Spirit!! Come here now!! Come here now!! Hallelujah!! Hallelujah!!” It was pretty cool! (That idea was spontaneous and fun! ^^) I told the children that Jesus is here in the room already!! They were like, “Really?? He is here now??” Then we started to worship, at one moment I had just the voice sing “Here I am to Worship”. Seth shared later that as soon as I did that, the atmosphere in the room was suddenly changed. Everyone’s attention was switched to God right at that moment. It was powerful! Seth talked about being “incredible” after worship. He showed many parts from that movie to illustrate his points. Very well received!! We learned that many times people don’t like our real identity, which is being incredible, and many times people will try to hurt us if we do try. However, because it’s in our blood, we must protect our identity and learn to practice using our powers all the time! Everybody soaked at the end. Many people saw a light and Jesus... =)
[Funny quotes from the Mongolian brothers….]
#1 (We were playing the name games, where you have to stand in the middle and call a name, and try to hit that person before he/she calls another name.)
Mikey: “Victoria!”
Victor: “Michael Angelo!”
#2 (Someone asked Mikey how to say his last name…)
Mikey: “Tsogt” (Pronounced in Mongolian)
Victor: (Shakes his head) “Just say ‘Tsogt’ (Pronounced in English), only Mongolians know how to say it.”
[Funny quotes from Connar…]
#1 (Sarah and Seth were explaining the meaning behind the ring.)
Sarah: “It’s like when the Incredibles put on their black eye masks, their real identities were revealed.”
Connar: (Raised his hand super high) “I know! It’s just like putting on goggles before swimming!”
#2 (During one of our many water gun fights)
Sarah: “No shooting in the eyes!!!”
Connar: “You can shoot my eyes! I have my sunglasses on!”
AREN’T THEY CUTE!!?? >w<
More to come later…
-sala<3












