Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association

Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association is a Canadian nonprofit organization, registered under the Business Number 118816206RR0001, operating as a registered charity. The association is composed of member churches from the Roman Catholic Diocese, the Anglican Diocese, Trinity Lutheran Church, and the Whitehorse United Church.

Purpose and Mission

The primary mission of the Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association is to provide a welcoming ministry to youth, grounded in faith. Through experiences in the natural outdoor environment of Braeburn Lake Summer Camp, the organization aims to foster an appreciation of nature, a sense of joy in community, and self-worth, while promoting respect for one another in all of God's creation.

Activities and Programs

Braeburn Lake Summer Camp offers a variety of activities, including swimming, canoeing, drama and skits, campfires with music, crafts, and games. These activities are designed to engage children in fun and meaningful ways, promoting personal growth and teamwork.

Facilities and Operations

The camp is situated approximately 100 km north of Whitehorse, Yukon, on the shores of Braeburn Lake. It provides an overnight camping experience for youth aged 6 to 16, hosting children for up to five weeks each summer. The camps are typically divided into PeeWee Camp, Junior Camp, and Teen Camp.

Governance and Structure

The Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association operates with a governance structure that includes volunteers and representatives from its constituent churches. While the camp office is primarily virtual, the organization relies on volunteer efforts to manage operations and communications.

Funding and Support

As a registered charity, Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association accepts donations, which play a crucial role in supporting its mission and activities. Donations contribute to the operational costs of the camp and help ensure that it can continue offering valuable experiences to youth.