Boys WAR – Hitting the Trail
Today marked a big transition for the boys of WAR camp—it was their final morning at CranHill Ranch. After one last hearty breakfast and heartfelt goodbyes to new friends, the boys packed up and prepared for the next part of their journey: the Manistee River Trail....
Boys WAR – Known and Brave
Our morning devotion focused on the truth that God knows us deeply and intimately—every thought, every fear, every dream. And the incredible part? He still chooses us, loves us, and calls us His own. This message hit home for many of the boys as they reflected on what...
We Are God’s Masterpiece
Today’s devotion reminded the boys of a powerful truth: We are God’s masterpiece. Each of them was made with purpose, care, and intention by a Creator who deeply loves them. The day’s activities were both fun and formative. The boys tested their skills at...
Day One: Building Trust, One Step at a Time
Today was the kickoff to our journey with the boys of WAR. Right from the start, these teens began to lean into the experience—and into each other. The day was packed with challenge and adventure. The boys tackled the rock wall, pushing past fears and discovering...
Stepping Into Courage: A Day of Connection and Growth
Today was packed with moments that pushed the girls outside of their comfort zones and drew them closer to each other. The day was full of a mix of outdoor adventure, team challenges, and powerful evening connections. We kicked off the day with horseback riding,...
Girls WAR: Building Trust and Preparing for the Trail
Today at Girls WAR was all about reflection, teamwork, and preparing for the journey ahead—physically, mentally, and emotionally. We began the day with one of our most impactful activities: making masks. Each teen created a mask, designing the outside to represent how...
Girls WAR: Trusting the Trainer
The morning kicked off in the round pen with the horses, where the girls witnessed a powerful example of trust. A trainer calmly worked with a horse, guiding it through gentle cues and body language. The horse wasn’t running or afraid—instead, it was focused,...



