Friendship Ministry

Photos of volunteers working with developmentally disabled adults- painting fingernails, having a picnic, and smiling in a group photo.

Friendship Ministry is Peace's outreach program with disabled adults. Through various monthly activities to a week-long residential camp in the summer, Friendship Ministries changes the lives of those it serves, as well as the lives of those who serve.

Friendship
Bible Study

On the first and third Thursdays of each month (fall-spring) join us 6:30-7:30pm, Fellowship Hall, as we join our adult friends with cognitive or developmental disabilities for Bible learning, music, art, prayer and friendship.

Friendship
Respite Ministry

On the first or second Saturday of each month (October through May), Peace offers a 9am-3pm “day camp” respite ministry for disabled persons age 14 and above. Join us for Bible study, art, recreation, music, worship, food, friendship and plenty of smiles.
Volunteers are needed to help provide food for and serve lunch meals during Respite Saturdays. Volunteers are also needed to assist participants in respite activities. Volunteer once in a while, or every month! Contact Pat Tietz to get involved.

Camp Friendship

Campers:
Interested in attending or sending a camper to Camp Friendship? See the information below.

Camp Friendship is a four-day, three-night Christian camp for disabled adults held the 2nd full week of July. At Camp Friendship, each camper is paired with a volunteer who serves as a camp companion for all camp activities. Each day of camp is filled with fun activities, including Bible learning, arts and crafts, and a wide variety of recreation activities including swimming, hiking, fishing, team sports and more.

Watch this space for upcoming info about Camp Friendship 2019!

Volunteers:
Volunteers including camper companions, cooks and servers, and respite volunteers are needed at camp each year. Internship and community service hours are available for students who volunteer.

1) Become a Camper Companion. Pair with a camper for the week.

2) Volunteer to help serve meals. Having overnight campers means feeding our overnight campers! Help prepare and or serve the meals for our campers and companions. Help one day or more.

3) Serve as a Respite Volunteer: This is a great opportunity for individuals or families (ages 14 & up). Join us in Peace's Fellowship Hall to play games and do crafts with Campers, 6-8pm Tuesday-Thursday. Serve one, two or all three days! You'll have a blast!