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Covenant Hills Camp
Hanes Authentic T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXXL
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About this campaign
Covenant Hills, formerly known as Covenant Hills Christian Camp, is located in scenic Cabot, Vermont. Covenant Hills consists of 250 acres with a pond for swimming and boating, a large lodge, a finished barn, cabins, an outside chapel, a soccer field and other sports spaces, and wooded hiking trails including a trail that ascends part of Hooker Mountain. It operated as a children's summer camp for 26 years and is now available for site rental for private events. People rent the property for family reunions, church retreats, school programs, private short-term camp programs and more. While the camp may not seem to be the same as so many people knew it, Covenant Hills is and always will be a sacred place in our hearts. The funds raised through the T-shirt sales will go towards supporting the upkeep of the property.
Supporters
worked at Covenant Hills the first year it opened; church retreats held there
Since I was a child, I have found it easier to connect with God in outdoor spaces. Though I have never attended Covenant Hills, i have seek the property and it is a wonderful space where I hope many others will encounter God.
I want to support Covenant Hills is all the work they do. Camp was an unbelievably awesome experience!
C. Hills will always hold a very special place in my heart. I feel blessed to have had the experiences I had and the lifelong friendships that I made. Thank you to all who are working so diligently to keep camp available to so many.
Covenant Hills may just have been the best and most important thing I ever did. 2 summers as a camper, 5 as staff, and 3 as volunteer. It’s where I met my husband and some of our best friends. Maybe one day our 2 boys will get to be campers there