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The Rewilding of Laity Lodge

Volume 4, Number 3
LLYC Photo Recap
Want Happier Teenagers? Get Them Outdoors
Help Us Meet Our Next Goals for Echo Valley 2020
September 2019| David Rogers

Cultivate friendships, transform communities
Real relationships can be the foundation of the healing that our world needs.
December 2019| Bekah McNeel

What Birds Are Telling Us About the Environment
What bird songs teach us about the health of the Frio River Canyon.
September 2019| Kyle Ringo

Can Churches Help with Mental Health?
A study learns when congregants tell their pastors about mental health challenges.
December 2019| Kat Radney

How this Laity Lodge Family Grew and Grew and Grew
The Spaniel family in Leakey has adopted five children and fostered seven more.
September 2019| William Harrison

All In
To get all that Laity Lodge Youth Camp has to offer, campers go all in, rain or shine.
September 2019| Marcus Goodyear

Neighbors Beyond Your Neighborhood
If we’re not careful, we treat the people outside of our local neighborhood as something other than neighbors.
September 2019| Tasha Mckinney

Happier & Healthier Students
Outdoor experiences can provide children a proven antidote to today’s “epidemic of loneliness.”
Also In This Issue
Family Camp Counselors Get Counseled
The transformational experience of camp goes both ways.
September 2019 Kat Radney
Let the Retreat Guest Understand
Dale Bruner and Adam Neder embody the mission of Laity Lodge by making complex things simple.
September 2019 Patton Dodd
“It was the joy of generosity”
Echo Valley 2020 Campaign offers fitting, lasting memorial honoring Bob Ayres.
September 2019 Paul Soupiset
Fall 2019
News Briefs
We’ve been busy! Read more about what’s happening around the Foundation.
September 2019 Staff Writer

The Last Word

LLYC Outbound in the Colorado Rockies, August

Each summer, after Laity Lodge Youth Camp closes shop, a tight-knit group of college-aged staff members attend LLYC Outbound, a capstone trip to the Colorado Rockies. On August 6–10, 13 friends backpacked on remote trails, deepened friendships, shared deep faith conversations sitting by the campfire at night, and sipped hot coffee on cold mornings. View a photo gallery from their trip by clicking here.