Ferncliff

Currently at Ferncliff...

Tears of Joy for Choir Coming to Camp!

"Oh my gosh, you are making me cry!" That's what Karen Hayes, wife of pastor Cedric Hayes said when she heard that there were ample funds for her Gloryland Pastor's Choir children to come to Ferncliff.  David Gill and Pastor Hayes hatched the idea for the award winning choir to come to camp after they had collaborated on a previous project... [read more]

Ferncliff Campers Get Attention in Hot Springs!

Ferncliff's Magical Mystery Tour camp stopped at the Springy Dingy Costume Shop in Hot Springs on 6/16.  The Jr. High campers were told they had 20 minutes to get dressed up as a "Person Who Changed the World" in keeping with their curriculum for the summer: Live the Word... [read more]

Ferncliff Hits the 6:00 News!

Last week Ferncliff was contacted about a story on Camp Accreditation and what criteria parents should use for selecting a camp for their children.  David Gill spoke with the reporter by phone and thought that was the end of it... [read more]

2009 Summer Camps at Ferncliff

Summer camp is the heart and soul of Ferncliff. From late May to mid-August about 600 youth K-12 participate in more than 20 different camps designed around having fun and growing faith. Activities include hiking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, sports, sand volleyball, mountain biking, crafts, large group worship, small group Bible study, games, campfires and special events.

Conferences at Ferncliff

We have several spaces at Ferncliff that are ideal for conferences. Ferncliff’s conference facilities include Williams Lodge and the W. C. Brown Center. Williams Lodge (1953) has 8 bedrooms (two double beds/private baths) and meeting space (40x40 with fireplace, large deck overlooking the lake, separate break out lounge, kitchen). The W.C. Brown Center (1992) has 24 hotel rooms (2 double beds/private bath) and meeting space (25x40, kitchenette, informal lounge with fireplace). Ferncliff’s dining hall offers buffet meals and seating for up to 100 guests. Audio-visual equipment is available. Rooms do not have telephones or televisions so guests can focus on their meetings.