My sister inspired me to apply at Camp Kuratli of Trestle Glen in Boring, Oregon. The application landed in the lap of Michael Kurtz in 2007, and he became one of my best friends to this day.
He liked how I drew myself in the application, since one of his questions is about drawing yourself, and he allowed me to be a wilderness counselor during the summers of the years of 2007 and 2008 at The Salvation Army's Camp Kuratli.
One of my favorite summers were those 2 years.
My camp name was Oatmeal in 2007.
In 2008, my nick name was the Ice Breaker.
Mike called me Ice Man, because he was Maverick from the film Top Gun.
He called me his right-winged man.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Saturday, June 10, 2000
Mission Trip in Idaho
Mission Trip in Idaho.
Me & my youth group of the Cornelius Community Baptist Church (in Cornelius, Oregon, USA) went on a Mission Trip in Idaho, USA for about 10 days in June or July or something like that of the year 2000 when I was 15 years old, just months before I started attending public high school for the first time ever (since I was Home Schooled before that via my mother). My brother may have went with us. There was also Stephanie Bishop, Matt Oakes, Dan Anderson. There was the youth pastors Dan Beaty, Rich Libby.
We went to Idaho to help out former church friend and missionary (who was previously in the Ivory Coast, Africa) Bill Williams, who is not related to my uncle and aunt, Jim and Karen Williams. We painted and fixed cracks, swept, did some construction, and a few things to make things better at their church and the very small village town that they lived in, in Idaho. The city may have been a population of less than 1,000 people.
June 10 or so, 2000
15 years old
Idaho, United States
Joey Arnold
Me & my youth group of the Cornelius Community Baptist Church (in Cornelius, Oregon, USA) went on a Mission Trip in Idaho, USA for about 10 days in June or July or something like that of the year 2000 when I was 15 years old, just months before I started attending public high school for the first time ever (since I was Home Schooled before that via my mother). My brother may have went with us. There was also Stephanie Bishop, Matt Oakes, Dan Anderson. There was the youth pastors Dan Beaty, Rich Libby.
We went to Idaho to help out former church friend and missionary (who was previously in the Ivory Coast, Africa) Bill Williams, who is not related to my uncle and aunt, Jim and Karen Williams. We painted and fixed cracks, swept, did some construction, and a few things to make things better at their church and the very small village town that they lived in, in Idaho. The city may have been a population of less than 1,000 people.
June 10 or so, 2000
15 years old
Idaho, United States
Joey Arnold
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