by Mason Phillips All summer, I’ve been giving you the inside scoop to our state’s longest running, highest attended and best-known camp. Now that youth weeks of Falls Creek are over, it’s time for me to get ready to go back to...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips DAVIS—Think back to summer camp. Wherever that was for you, there may be a fond memory there of writing home and telling mom and dad all about the activities one spent doing that day. You can almost hear it...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips DAVIS—I’d like to tell you that I drove to Falls Creek and met every one of the many staffers hired from universities, colleges and small towns across our state and even outside the border. But that would be...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips DAVIS—My trip to Falls Creek was different this time. In the past, I’ve gone to the Creek to meet with an individual and find out how they contribute to the operations of the camp. This time around, I wanted to...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips DAVIS—On this particular day, I arrived to find out how this beautiful camp we know and love stays safe and clean. I jumped on my usual golf cart escort with my dear friend, Bill Bergstrom, and asked him to...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips DAVIS—I drove early once again to Falls Creek so I could gain more camp experience through the eyes of another. When I arrived, I hunted down Andy Harrison: the man behind the microphone. I was just in time for...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips DAVIS—In this week’s visit to Falls Creek, I decided to go for an overnight stay so I could rise early enough for breakfast and visit with a few staff members and volunteers. As I stirred my coffee, courtesy of...
Read Moreby Mason Phillips Falls Creek Correspondent Falls Creek is a camp Southern Baptist churches have fallen in love with over the last 100 years. The truth is that each nostalgiac memory of “the creek,” young and old, varies from...
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