About This Project
Peace Country Wilderness Camps provides campers with an atmosphere that welcomes each individual exactly as they are no matter where they are in life’s journey, encourages and promotes their personal growth, and invites them to experience God in creation and to know Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.
PCWC has a vision to challenge youth physically, emotionally, and spiritually in order to demonstrate what it means to be in a relationship with God. This is done through horsemanship, riding, camping skills, building friendships, and exploring the Christian faith through studying the Bible and facilitating discussion regarding what is learned.
We believe that the wilderness is an ideal setting where one can break from the noise of life that often seems overwhelming. The Wild Kakwa area is one of the most pristine wilderness areas in the world. It is our great joy to guide people of all ages into a wilderness experience beyond what many have ever imagined, into an adventure full of laughter and adventure with friends new and old.
Beyond this, it is our greater joy to introduce campers, many for the first time, to the creator and sustainer of all life, to the God who is there and who cares for all his creation, and to his son Jesus, who meant what he said when he spoke this promise: “Whoever believes in me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.”
GCF #103
Program Countries: Canada
Focuses: Camp Ministry
Website: https://www.pcwc.ca/
Team Lead: Ian Penner
Team Members: Del Davis, Dave Penner
*GCF operates on the basis of Donor-Advised Funding. It is our utmost goal to meet the Donor’s desire and intent to provide support to particular GCF projects but, ultimately, the responsibility for the disbursement and ministry use of funds is the Great Commission Foundation’s.
*You will receive an official Canadian tax receipt for all eligible donations by the end of February of the following year. Thank you for your support of the mission and programs of The Great Commission Foundation (“GCF”).
