Brian Bordner is headed into his sophomore year at Ball State, studying News Broadcasting, Spanish, and Travel/Tourism. Brian loves rock climbing, being outdoors, swimming, and running. He enjoys reading, acting, and getting to know new people. Having fun is important to Brian and he makes sure he is always having fun. He has camped here since Elementary school. Getting to know the campers and encouraging them to have fun is a goal he has set for the summer.

Edmund Kubisz attends school at Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne with a major in computer security and investigations. His interests are computers, hunting, fishing, camping, and video games. This is Edmunds first year as a camp counselor after ten years as a Geneva Center camper. Edmund's expectation for this summer is to have another wonderful year at Geneva Center to remember.

Keiffer Williams is a junior at Butler University, studying biology. A 2nd year counselor and 8 years as a Geneva Center camper he expects to have a great summer of fun, bonding, and growth with both campers and counselors alike. He enjoys eating, reading, TV shows, and the outdoors.

Kristian Jefferson member of Rensselaer First PC and attends Saint Joseph's College in Rensselaer, majoring in Pre-Med. He enjoys doing any physical activities (sports, games, etc.) and likes to get everyone involved. His expectation for this year's summer camp is to make sure campers don't forget their time here. Kristian has been attending camp for 3 years, and it's never stopped being fun.

Nick Easley just finished his junior year at Trine University, where he studies Electrical Engineering. This is Nick's second year as a Geneva Center Counselor, but he has been coming here as a camper or volunteer for as long as he can remember. Nick is looking forward to getting to know and having fun with a new group of campers this summer.

Ellen Clark studies are in Early Childhood Education at Ball State University. She enjoys hiking, being around the mountains and swimming as often as she can. Ellen has been a camper at Geneva Center nearly her whole life. She is excited to see where God is leading this summer, and expects to have a summer to remember.

Sara La Lone is a junior at the University of Evansville. She has been attending Geneva Center camps since elementary school. She loves running, biking, and other outdoorsy things. Sara's hope is that the campers learn more about themselves and become closer to God during their time at here Geneva Center camp!

Julia Thorn is a student at the University of Indianapolis majoring in social work with a minor in religion. She hopes to one day be a licensed clinical counselor and enjoys art and religion. Julia was a Camper in Training (CIT) last year and is looking forward to meeting all the campers as a first year camp counselor.

Moriah Landon is a sophomore at IPFW as a music therapy major with a voice concentration. Her interests include music, books, rock wall climbing and being with friends and family. Moriah a member of First Presbyterian Church of Lebanon and has attended camp for eight years. She is looking forward to having fun and becoming even closer to God through nature and worship.

Rev. John Ritchie pastor at First Presbyterian Church Huntington and heads the Geneva Center summer camping program. John serves the Presbytery of Wabash in many ways. John is the chairperson of the Geneva Center Ministry Team, is a member of the Joshua Journey II Team, moderator of Pastoral Leadership Care Committee and is the Board of Pensions liaison.

To Register for Summer Camp click here. 

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New Wilmington Mission Conference

July 19-26, 2014
Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania

What does the Lord require of you: act justly, love mercy, walk humbly.  

New Wilmington Mission Conference a week-long, multi-generational, Presbyterian Church (USA)-related, mission conference held on the campus of Westminster College in western PA (one hour north of Pittsburgh). The focus is on youth ages 12 to 24 but all ages are welcome. Last year 800+ people from 31 states and 19 countries were registered and 1,000 locals came to hear speakers.

Come, participate in small groups, service projects, Bible and mission study, and fun activities with peers. Join with other age groups for great speakers and worship. Free- time activities include organized and pick-up sports, choirs, crafts, games, swimming, visiting, mission workshops or just napping.