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Discovery and Wonder at Creation Care Camp

A Rocha USA / August 10, 2018

This summer, nine churches around the country piloted Wild Wonder Year Two: Care. Mary Anne Inglis hosted a group at her home in North Carolina and shares some reflections on her experience. “Awesome!” “This is so neat!” “Why can’t school be like this?” are just a few of the quotes I have heard …

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Wild Wonder In Action: A Conversation with Krista Vossler and Blake Mathews

Anna Wilde / February 26, 2018

Krista Vossler and Blake Mathews live in Austin, Texas. Last summer, they coordinated Wild Wonder with Blake as camp director and Krista as a group leader. The camp served twenty students, aged four to ten. Below is a conversation about their experience. What do you think were the students' …

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The Gift of a Spider

A Rocha USA / February 5, 2018

By Chelsea Lam Despite my caffeine, car worship, lavender oiled temples, and the rockstar volunteers that surrounded me, morning four of camp had me feeling less like a ‘granola Mary Poppins’ and more like Katniss in the arena. “Hawks, Coyotes, find your groups and have a seat please!” I …

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Saying Goodbye to A Season of Wild Wonder

Anna Wilde / September 22, 2017

Wild Wonder | A Rocha Creation Care Camp from A Rocha USA on Vimeo. In some parts of the country, the long, hot days of summer are still in full swing. In other parts, the nights are already cooler, and school is already back in. Across the country, families are starting to ease out of summer …

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A World of Wild Wonder

A Rocha USA / May 2, 2017

This post was originally published in The Rabbit Room. By Bethany Winz Little faces crowd around the table, counting together as drops fall into the Mason jar. “62, 63, 64…” The water balloons over the rim. Sixty-five drops ago, Flo asked the kids if the jar was full. “Yes!” they answered. …

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Feast Time

Anna Wilde / September 20, 2016

Earlier this month, we published a piece about Grace Spriggs, Children’s Pastor in Nashville and coordinator of the Creation Care Camp there. During our conversation about the camp, she shared with me a story that resonated deeply, and stuck with me long after we talked. She told me that this …

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Taking Care of Our Places: Grace Spriggs and Creation Care Camp

Anna Wilde / September 7, 2016

Creation Care Camp began in 2008 with A Rocha’s first chapter in Santa Barbara, California. It then moved up the coast to Santa Margarita, where it was piloted and further developed in partnership with the Santa Margarita Community Church. It is now being adopted by communities around the nation and …

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Where Our Wonder Takes Us: Children, Nature, and Faith

Anna Wilde / June 21, 2016

“Faith-based communities and religious organizations could play a much larger role in helping children and adults know the world, and beyond, through nature.” – Richard Louv Last fall, Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods and founder of the Children and Nature Network, wrote a blog …

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Kids and Nature: A Win-Win

A Rocha USA / December 15, 2014

By Tom Rowley, A Rocha USA Executive Director Nature is good for us. Obvious as that may be, Richard Louv’s celebrated Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder provides study upon study substantiating and quantifying the notion: Time outside engaged in nature …

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Why We Need Bugs in Church

A Rocha USA / September 18, 2013

By Carol O'Casey It’s not everyday insects are welcome in church.  Sinners yes, but creepy-crawly bugs? Not likely.So imagine my joy when I was asked to teach a lesson on bugs in children’s church. I love bugs. Bugs—in all their glorious wonder–can reveal the fingerprints of the Master.Don’t …

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