by Ellie Burk | Aug 12, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News and Happenings
This summer certainly is a summer of new experiences for me. Though I’ve been going here for thirteen years, ten of them spent as a camper, there was and is so much I hadn’t had the chance to do. I hiked parts of twelve trails on Saturday as part of our Hike-A-Thon,...
by Katie Carboni | Jul 17, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News, News and Happenings
My name is Katie Carboni, some of you may know me as Nurse Katie. I am quite new to the Hanover Family, as I joined this wonderful community in summer 2019. I am extremely blessed to be part of the Isaiah 40 intentional community this summer. It wasn’t the summer I...
by Reilly McNamara | Jul 6, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News, News and Happenings
Anyone who knows me, knows that to me, kids are everything. Yes, everything. When I heard that summer camps would not be happening this summer, I had a long process of grieving the possibilities that could have been. I knew I would miss all of the incredible smiles,...
by Rachel Talmadge | Jun 27, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News, News and Happenings
Hello! My name is Rachel Talmadge! I am from Fredericksburg, VA, and I am 19 years old. I came to camp as a camper for most of my childhood and then I was lucky enough to be hired as a counselor for the first time last summer. I am currently living at Camp Hanover as...
by Colleen Earp | Jul 19, 2016 | Camp Hanover, News, News and Happenings, Programs and Events, Youth Council Connections
Last night, the Presbytery of the James delegation departed for Presbyterian Youth Triennium 2016! Triennium is a conference for high school youth from the Presbyterian Church (USA) and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church that happens every three years. The theme for...
by Colleen Earp | May 16, 2016 | Camp Hanover, News, Youth Council Connections
POJ Youth Host James River Clean Up This weekend, the Youth Council of the Presbytery of the James hosted a James River cleanup event. Starting at Great Shiplock Park in Richmond, 45 people from 11 churches spread out along the Capital Trail, Chapel Island, and the...
