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document.write("<em>Anonymous</em>");document.write("      <p>");document.write("To the folks from Indiana, please email danvilleathas@gmail.com and we'll get you connected with people...");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>August 31, 2009, 3:43 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>marciafpavey</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("we are beging the same ministry in Indiana at a wesleyan camp we could use any advice.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>August 22, 2009, 7:46 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Lisa</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("To 'Whatever' - I'm sorry that you have a misunderstanding of the camp and it's meaning to many of us who worshipped there this year.  I grew up going to camp.  It was a sort of home for me and holds a lot of meaning for me.  However, my primary excitement for attending the camp now is the excitement of seeing someone turn their life over to Christ.  Camp has always been a place where God has met with His people and lives have been forever changed.  I don't ever want to see that stop.<br /><br />Selfishly I am thankful for the opportunity to attend camp this year and be able to be renewed myself.  But to see someone get saved there at the altar this year was a reminder that God still works and is still present at West Chazy Camp.  It IS about the lost and it IS about Christ first and foremost.  I hope that the camp grows so that many more people will be able to experience the life-changing power of Jesus Christ in their own lives for years to come.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>July 14, 2009, 7:14 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Patricia Mattoon</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("Campmeeting was such a spiritual refreshing retreat for my family.  We experienced blessed prayer times at 7AM, the lively study of Acts at 10, the joy filled worship time at 6:30 PM and finally the challenges offered by the God inspired messages brought by our speaker.  <br /><br />In the free time we enjoyed  fellowship in the dining hall, around the beautiful grounds, and as we led the children in their special services.  <br /><br />My perception is that those present for this month's campmeeting have now returned home spiritually refreshed, renewed, and strengthened for the spiritual battles to be tackled in their every day lives.  <br /><br />West Chazy is no longer affiliated with any specific denomination but is a gathering place for all who believe in God's power to change lives, to heal and restore.  <br /><br />We're so glad we could be there.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>July 14, 2009, 7:50 AM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Whatever</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("Isn't it great that we can get sooo excited about a campground where memories were made and now we've set it up as a 'calf' to be worshiped. And yet, our churches are dying or dead and no one is coming to know Christ and we couldn't care less. Because after all, we're happy about our campground and since it's about us and not the lost, we are on top of the world.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>July 13, 2009, 8:18 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Camilla Dayton Luckey</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("Thank you, Suzanne. I grew up (nine til eighteen) next to the campground. It's my dad's name in the 'Dayton' tabernacle. A Plattsburgh friend sent me the story, as I now live in washington d.c. Although I'm far south now, it was a sad day when I heard the place would close. How glad I am for the generous donor and the vigorous spiritual determination of people like Gerald Matson and others mentioned in your story. Wish I could be there this week. And I know my dad is smiling, too.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>July 1, 2009, 11:38 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Marian Sturtevant Jones</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("What wonderful news to hear that West Chazy is again holding camp meeting. I grew up in Ticonderoga, NY, W Chazy camp was a part of my summer from the time I was 12 years old on into my 20's, first as a camper, then as counselor. I treaure my heritage and am so thankful for all the friends I made there, and also for the way God worked in my life. I pray that I can get back to NY during camp time, maybe next year. Thanks for the great writeup.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>July 1, 2009, 9:07 AM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Aledra (Lee) Cleavland</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("Thank you so much for the great story about our home away from home.  My husband Bob and I were up at the camp this week getting our cottage in order and trying to help a little on the grounds.  We just got home tonight and saw this and was just so excited.  The commitment of all those generations who came before deserve our appreciation and prayers that 'those who come behind us find us faithful' also.  I'm so happy to know that as one of those pastor's kids I can still conect with the foundation of our spiritual life and the friends that made it possible.");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 27, 2009, 9:12 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Glenn Bozak</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("We spent the day at West Chazy on Monday of this week.  I was happy that my 13 year old son enthusiastically joined me in helping to do some painting. The tabernacle, dinning hall, workers cottage, missionary tabernacle and new restrooms look great.  I had the priviledge of being the first to sing in the new showers.  We have about 25 people (young families) planning to attend camp next week.  We hope many more will join us.<br /><br />Glenn Bozak");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 23, 2009, 10:36 AM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Beverly Kipp</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("Thank you for your coverage of the 'rebirth' of the West Chazy Camp!  It was a wonderful article.  My husband, David and I lived on the campground for 14 years with our 4 children.  We have trees planted on the grounds for each of our grandchildren.  The camp has always held a special place in our hearts.  Although we lived right on the grounds, my children couldn't wait to 'go to camp'.  They would have their bags packed weeks in advance in preparation to moving into the dorms and renewing friendships.  Once a year, we would have a week to gather with friends, exchange news, show pictures, talk about our lives.  <br /><br />My spiritual life was enriched and blossomed during our 14 years there.  Today, my heart sings at the prospects of this 'rebirth' and our chance to renew our gathering together to meet our friends and to meet with God!<br /><br />Thank you again for your great coverage!  We look forward to seeing everyone!");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 22, 2009, 6:12 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Lori Henry Cox</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("I have some great memories of my summers at West Chazy Camp. My grandparents had a cottage there, Max & Mildred Henry. I miss those good ol' days.<br />Las Vegas, NV");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 22, 2009, 5:03 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Patricia Mattoon</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("Thanks for your coverage of what is a very special 'home' to so many.  <br /><br />It was Steve's 'home' as he mentions his times on the grounds and with the Daytons and Chapmans. <br /><br />It was 'home' to many pastors' families who moved around NYS and New England but came 'home' for a week or so in the summer.  It became that 'home' to the pastors' children because no matter where their parents' pastoral charge took them, West Chazy was the familiar, predictable place they knew; where each summer they renewed relationships that lasted decades.  <br /><br />Hundreds of pastors and parishioners bear witness to have experienced life changing decisions on the grounds of the church camp, our family included.  No one can estimate how much better their lives, as well as the lives of others, have been because of those good decisions.<br /><br />Those who believe in the awesomeness of prayer have seen what power the corporate prayers of hundreds can accomplish, all that spiritual energy focused on specific matters of the heart and soul... Wow!!<br /><br />Tomorrow, we will once again begin our journey back to West Chazy from here in the sunny south.  We are eagerly looking forward to  'going home' not only to renew relationships with family and friends but more importantly, to experience the joys and blessings of camp meeting.  <br /><br />Hope to see you there, too!! As the southerners say, 'Y'all come now, y'here!'");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 22, 2009, 9:06 AM</em>");
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document.write("<em>Anonymous</em>");document.write("      <p>");document.write("i am soo glad about the rebrith of the camp..i am 24 and use to go to the weslayan church on elizabeth street..the camp was the best we were there every year until it shut down...couldnt ask for anything better...we use to do all different things there and i even remember the little bible store....we had a lady every morning wake us up with a mooing cow for breakfeaset...i was so upset when it shut down...i hope that it eill be used for children and maybe they will enjoy it as much as i did..");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 21, 2009, 10:24 PM</em>");
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document.write("      <span><strong>Steve Peryer</strong> wrote:</span>");
document.write("      <p>");document.write("I have not lived in West Chazy for some time now, but as a boy, and teenager, I met many wonderful people, during the annual camp meetings, all those years.<br />You see, my family grew up next door to the camp grounds, in fact the camp property borders, my families property, both east and south. My Parents still live there to this day.<br />I remember spending time along with my brothers, sometimes helping out, cleaning up the grounds, in the spring.  Also remember Visiting Rev. Charles Dayton, assisted him in building his camp, and visited him often. He also taught me about coin collecting. He had a special place in my deceased brother Randy's life, and  Rev. Chapman, who was the grounds keeper.  and Mrs. Chapman, who worked at my High School, were great mentors as well.<br />I remember the bell on the tabernacle, being rung early each morning, right outside my bedroom window, calling all the camp members to mourning worship.  <br />I do remember when the original tabernacle, roof, fell in during the winter, many years ago, unable to no longer hold all the heavy snow.<br />I met many others my age, and some of them were wonderful friends for many years, and remeber some who would cross our yard, taking a walk down to the corner store.  I am glad to  hear of the camps rebirth. <br />You see, my story is a little differnt.  I am one of many who was a member of the Catholic Church, accross the street.<br /><br />Steve Peryer<br />Osceola, Wisconsin");document.write("      </p>");
document.write("      <em>June 21, 2009, 7:35 AM</em>");
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