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By Paula Hewitt
The church was transformed to enhance the “Narnia” experience. This “wardrobe” was built at the front entrance and all the coats were hung just inside. Each morning as we walked into the main room we could see the lamppost, lots of snow and Mr. Tumnis’ house. The story progressed throughout the week and Spring came to Narnia – the leaves turned green and light began to come in the windows. The campers were divided into three groups based on ability. The Narnia theme was carried out in class, during campfire activities and during evening small group discussions. Each day a separate idea was introduced (faith, sin, sacrifice, repentance, and acceptance). The after-noons were filled with games, sports activities, and work-shops. Twenty six campers from Tilza and other nearby places attended.
During the first evening campfire, one participants said, “I have no idea what I was doing here. I’m sure I was listening.”



Aslan Visits Tilža
29 July 2010
“Several of the kids decided to follow Jesus but this is a very vulnerable time. Please pray that they will remember what they heard and the commitment they made.”
Paula Hewitt – July 2010 Newsletter
Pastor Kaspars is the second in line and he thoroughly enjoyed making sure that Neil Remple (former missionary with GEM)
got wet. Neil was one of the leaders of the group who came to teach English.
Some times we laughed so hard that it almost hurt. This is Slaviks who came with his brother. They are both from the boarding school but their family is not far away and I had a chance to take them home after camp.
One of the English classes.
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