Showing posts with label K-2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label K-2. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2011

"I'm a F-A-N-A-T-I-C fanatic,

I rep Christ til I D-I-E, fanatic"


On Friday night one of Kamp’s favorite rappers, Lecrae, performed for our Kampers out at Kanakuk K-2 and you could feel the energy from miles around.

From this year’s theme song “Game On” to “Fanatic,” Lecrae sang with tons of his fans singing along with him.

We are so thankful for Lecrae taking the time to come perform for us!


Facebook friends make your comments in the original post at Inside Kanakuk.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

2011 Kanakuk Summer Theme Announcement


Key Theme Verse: James 1:22 - “prove yourselves doers of the word”

Kanakuk Kamps Mission: Developing dynamic Christian leaders through life-changing experiences, Godly relationships, and spiritual training.

The goal of the 2011 summer theme: That all Kampers would take home spiritual principles from James and apply them to their spiritual walk.

Check out the Theme announcement video HERE.


Facebook friends make your comments in the original post at Inside Kanakuk.

Friday, February 18, 2011

Kamper Ryan Alexander Signs with ARMY

It's always fun when we see former Kanakuk Kampers excel in their athletic endeavors, but even more fun when they excel as leaders. I received the following email from a former Kanakuk summer staff guy and cousin of Kamper Ryan Alexander.
My name is Justin Rader (OSU and worked at Kanakuk Klassic 4 summers. ROLL IT BACK!)...my cousin, Ryan Alexander is 18 and a senior at Canadian High School. He attended Kanakuk Klassic, K2, and possibly another camp (can't remember), but Kamp has had a huge impact on him, just like it did on me, and he has become a super leader on his team, in school, and in our town.

I know he's my cousin and all, but I seriously respect the discipline to work out, read the Word, and live an I'm 3rd life that Ryan has shown. Kamp has been a major factor in his life and is what got a lot of that kicked off for him.

After an amazing highschool football career and chasing a lot of leads with lots and lots of disappointing news in the college football category, Ryan's faith has been put to the test time after time. God has proven Himself to be good and tomorrow morning (Tuesday, the 7th) Ryan is officially signing to play for Army. It's a huge answered prayer for us as his family, but it's a huge praise to the Lord for his faithfulness too.
Congratulations Ryan and thanks Justin for encouraging us all to lift one another up!

Well Ryan did sign with ARMY and you can read about it here or see Ryan sack a "baaazillion" quarterbacks here or an interview after the break.






Facebook friends make your comments in the original post at Inside Kanakuk.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Hidden Gems of the Ozarks #1


This summer I'm going to run a series of posts that highlight some of the Hidden Gems of the Ozarks, those people, places and things you just shouldn't miss when you drop off or pick-up your child from Kamp this summer. So here is #1 and perhaps the tastiest!

#1 Peanut Butter Hot Fudge Shake at Dairyland

It seems that everywhere you travel that in some small town there is a generic "Dairyland" well the Ozarks is no exception. Kanakuk families traveling back and forth along 86 Highway to the Lampe Kamps have probably seen this Dairyland. There's nothing special about the building, matter of fact the last coat of paint didn't even help that much, but inside they make a Peanut Butter Hot Fudge Shake (or malt) that is as rich and creamy as they come. The peanut butter clings to the side of the cup. Everyone who eats one knows this because when the straw starts making that empty sucking sound you open the lid to make sure there isn't just a little more. So stop in and have a burger if you want, but don't miss this hidden gem. Happy sipping!

Tell 'em "Kanakuk sent me!" They'll be surprised.


Facebook friends make your comments in the original post at Inside Kanakuk.

Thursday, August 14, 2008

2008 Summer Music at Kanakuk Kamps


Christian Rap artist Lacrae performing for K-2 Kampers


Music is such a big part of a summer at Kanakuk Kamps. From the worship music at K-Life events to the fun music at the parties those words and tunes are forever a part of Kamper's memories. Over the years our summer theme has been written and performed by some of Christian Music's greats. Michael W. Smith, along with his wife Debbie have written and performed 10+ years worth. Steven Curtis Chapman has contributed, along with Chris Davis and Billy Sprague. The last few years Christian rap artist Lacrae has put the beat in the Kanakuk summer. I'm working on getting some of those songs ready for download on the new www.kanakuk.com. The projected date for that roll-out is Sept. 30.

Some of our Kampers are talented musicians as well. K-2 Kamper, Seth David, is a rapper with some talent. He was gracious enough to lend us one of his songs (Fresh) for use in the Original Clean Team Resource Kit. You can download the mp3 of Fresh at the The Original Clean Team website by registering for the Free Resource Kit. You'll also enjoy the short documentary produced by Tim Oliphant entitled, Unlikely Messenger: The Clean Team Story. One Kanakuk Kamper's mission to escape the party scene and share Christ with those in his school. It's not what you'd expect and the website is a great resource for youth groups and Christian teens.





Facebook friends make your comments in the original post at Inside Kanakuk.