December 2016

Jesus in Our Midst In addition to this high school orchestra, in 2016 Twin Rocks has One recent morning during breakfast at Twin partnered with 31 public and private schools, churches Rocks, Debbie Dingman (Twin Rocks baker and representing 23 denominations for 130 retreats (including eight cook) was serving as the breakfast buffet “runner.” whose primary spoken language is not English), seven organizations While she was checking to see that the buffet line for people in recovery from addiction, and numerous other was amply stocked, a guest expressed his thanks nonprofits. Here are a few recent experiences shared by people in for the delicious meals that Twin Rocks provides. these groups: Noticing that his nametag identified him as part of ■■ My friend and I went kayaking and it was our first time. Not the high school orchestra group, Debbie thanked only did we get to enjoy the lake and the adventure of him and shared how much she had enjoyed hearing kayaking, but we were able to connect on a deeper level and the students’ music that weekend. After a short it was such an amazing time! conversation, the instructor invited Debbie to the ■■ Because your staff and facility are so great there are minimal student recital that would take place later that day. distractions to students and staff, which creates an atmosphere conducive to the Spirit working. ■■ Great to have so many ways to connect with my daughter in During her lunch break, Debbie made her way to the God’s creation. Meetinghouse where all of the student musicians were performing for their peers. She sat down, taking in a piece ■■ Always a pleasure to be here and be able to relax and listen to performed by a very talented cellist, when the instructor she had God in this setting. met that morning came and sat next to her. Motioning to a wall, ■■ Great experience overall with our 5th graders and a pleasant he said, “One of the things I like and appreciate most about this facility to serve us. I was here 5 years ago with my now 10th place is that picture over there.” Debbie thought he must be grader and you’ve only improved since. It was great then, too! talking about the large picture of Jesus’ hands, with his palms The beauty of the ocean right there is a true testimony to open and facing the viewer. But after asking him this, he replied, God’s creative genius! “No, that small one right there. With Jesus standing in the middle of the people.” He was referring to the well-known Quaker painting The Presence in the Midst. For him, this depiction is a reflection of life: “Every time we are playing music here, I imagine Jesus in the corner of the room. In the public school setting I work in, I can’t talk about that, but I can pray, and I can ask Jesus to be in our midst just the way that painting shows. I often imagine that picture wherever I am, whether I’m in the classroom or not.” From this teacher’s perspective, music is part of God’s creation, and every note is a testimony to this. Whether students know where the music comes from, he sees it as God’s gift to them and in them. Telling this story later, Debbie said, “It made my day. These experiences remind me why we do what we do, staying behind the scenes to scrub dishes and bake dinner rolls. It’s a joy to know and support the guests at Twin Rocks.” Presence in the Midst, by J. Doyle Penrose (1862-1932) Experiencing Growth Colin (center) with Twin Rocks staff

Many people refer to Twin Rocks as their “home away from home” — a place they visit time and again throughout their lives. They first encounter Twin Rocks as kids or youth, and find themselves deeply impacted by their camp experiences. So, as young adults they return, eager to share the power of Twin Rocks with a new generation of campers. And in so doing find themselves blessed with a joy and personal growth that comes from Colin with his cabin at Tween Camp serving and assisting others.

One such example is Harrison. As a high schooler growing up in Central Washington, in 2013 Joseph attended Surfside, his first Twin Rocks camp. “The highlight of that experience was the people. The guys in my cabin were so accepting right off the bat and I am still friends with some of them to this day, almost four years later.” Taking the advice of these newfound friends, Joseph enrolled the next summer in Twin Rocks’ five-week Servant Leadership Program. The following year he became part of the college-age Summer Staff program. “It was one of the biggest life-changing experiences I have ever had.... I am thankful for Twin Rocks as a who had maintained his distance for most of the week of camp camp because it came up to me during solo time and started asking me questions has helped about Jesus and the creation story. I thought, ‘so this is what my foster growth in faith is for — to share it.’ I have no way of knowing if it made a me as a youth as lasting impact on him, but it made a lasting impact on me. I was well as an adult, always unsure of how exactly to share my faith, but when he both spiritually asked, it just started pouring out of me…. These are the and emotionally.” experiences that help me grow, and these are the experiences that I will look back on and be thankful for.” One encounter that Joseph recalls Colin Atchison, who grew up in Tillamook County, is another was particularly example. His first time at Twin Rocks was at Day Camp in grade meaningful: “One school. In high school, Colin began looking for his first . Having Joseph counseling at Tween Camp of my campers heard from his friends about the positive work environment they

Joseph and others boating at Day Camp

2 ■ Sandpiper Twin Rocks Friends Camp & Conference Center This past summer, Twin Rocks was blessed by an exceptional group of young people in its Servant Leadership Program and Summer Staff. They did a great job pursuing deeper walks with enjoyed at Twin Rocks, Colin became a part-time Twin Rocks God while helping others do the same. They thrived serving employee at age 15. He participated in SALT (Servant and behind the scenes and grew to become great counselors! Here Leadership Training), a program for high school-age Twin Rocks are a few comments from this past summer: employees, and continued working at camp throughout high ■■ “God has shown me how to rely on Him completely when school. During this time, Colin had the opportunity to work my own strength fails.” — Whitney Schrader, SS alongside several groups of Summer Staff. Observing the depth of ■■ “I felt like Summer Staff harbored the opportunity for me community that was forged among each summer’s group, Colin to redefine the spiritual aspect of my life. I was able to decided to experience it for himself, returning to serve on Summer learn how to make my faith a central part of my Staff in 2015. “I think what makes Twin Rocks unique is the relationships.” — Joseph Harrison, SS people… Everyone that shows up knows, or will soon know, that ■■ “I’ve learned a deeper understanding of what it means to there’s a special atmosphere there where people can connect listen to God working in your life and how to live God’s with God.” will out.” — Madi Baldwin, SLP Through serving behind the scenes in the kitchen, counseling at For summer 2017, Twin Rocks is looking for a committed summer camp, and being campers themselves, both Colin and group of people to learn to grow, serve, minister, and lead in a Joseph experienced tremendous growth at Twin Rocks at many caring and Christ-centered community. High school students stages of life. And they are just two of hundreds of people (SLP) and college-age young adults (Summer Staff) interested in impacted by similar experiences, people who joyously call Twin this experience should consider applying (go to twinrocks.org Rocks their “home away from home.” and click on the “Serving” tab for more information).

Summer Staff 2016

Encountering Christ on the Oregon Coast Sandpiper ■ 3 2016 Summer Camps Report

One way Twin Rocks collects feedback from campers about their camp experience is by having them fill out a Camper Growth Form on the last day of camp.

Here is a snapshot of what campers identified learning at camp:

“The Bible is more interesting than I thought!”

“I learned that I don’t have to be perfect to be a follower of Christ.” “I learned that nothing can separate you from God’s love.” “Prayer is like talking to a friend.”

“Taylor [class teacher] showed us how the things that are said in the Bible apply to life today.”

Parents shared that:

“Each year, camp has an extremely positive “Our son’s relationship with God is strengthened effect on my daughter’s walk with God. and affirmed through his experiences at Twin Rocks. After camp this year she said she wished Camp has been a formative, challenging and Surfside could have been two weeks!” inspirational experience for him.” “I feel it [Day Camp] helped her to grow in her relationship with God. The music that is in her heart now, the use of the Jesus Storybook, and the Christ-like examples of the counselors and teachers all contributed to her growing closer to the Lord.”

“Girls Camp is a wonderful program. From the directors, to the counselors, to the activities, to the idea of having camp ‘aunties’ for extra support, it is an exceptionally well thought-out camp. Twin Rocks Friends Camp is a very special place.” 4 ■ Sandpiper Twin Rocks Friends Camp & Conference Center Alan Akins Ann Dunagan Haley Krueger Rich Miller Renda Heidi St. John Michelle Akins Jon Dunagan Allen Kvalvik Roger Minthorne Claire Retter Jay St. John Becca Allen Dick Eichenberger Anna Lee Anne Mirza Kathy Rieger Rachelle Staley Kaitlyn Allen Kathryn Eichenberger Claire Leveck Mike Mirza Dick Roberts Stephanie Stallman Linnae Almgren Frank Engle Wendee Lewis Jean Ann Mitchell Gretchen Roberts Don Staples Emma Almquist Hailey Ernst Daniel Licon John Mitchell JR Roberts Matthew Staples Tim Almquist Tyler Ernst Nolan Staples Colin Alteneder Rose Evans Ron Steiger Anney Astleford Gary Farmer Jessica Stinson Brady Astleford Gabe Fawver Volunteers 2016 Ezekial Stone Bryonah Astleford Gary Fawver Stone Emily Astleford Fawver Volunteers have always been at the heart of Don Stoneking Hailey Astleford Nancy Fawver Heather Stoneking Katey Astleford Jaime Fazio Twin Rocks Friends Camp. Since its inception Sally Strait Kendy Astleford Sandra Fish in 1918, the camp has received hundreds of Eliana Swan Marcia Astleford Jim Fisher thousands of volunteer labor hours. Each Isaak Swan Erinn Baker Elizabeth Fodge year, Twin Rocks’ success is contingent upon Taylor Swan Madi Baldwin Connor Fowkes the generosity of dozens of volunteers who Matthew Taylor Josh Bannister Lisa Frazier Ben Tenkate Connie Barnett Cameron Frisby give over 35,000 hours, a quarter of all Twin Aren Thomas Kyle Baron Josie Galloway Rocks labor, in numerous key roles: Cabin Carol Thomas Ryan Bates Gary Gaskill counselors, kitchen staff, board members, Clair Thomas Savannah Bates Teresa Gaskill maintenance and grounds workers, office Clyde Thomas Corwyn Beals Kristen Gault staff, and others. Here are the volunteers Melissa Thomas Courtney Bither Matt Geil Roxanna Thomas Sally Bland Shelley Geil who blessed Twin Rocks this year.* Joseph Thouvenel Bock Sean Geurin Stephanie Thouvenel Rachel Box Michaela Gienger Amanda Vance Brand Shawna Gordon Elizabeth Licon Kay Lynn Moltmann Lynn Roberts Mason Vang Angelica Brown Jacob Graham Del Livingston Kent Moore Noah Roeder Caroline Walter Esther Brown Tim Graham Suzanne Livingston Cory Morissey Lisby Rogers Audrey Wheeler Susanna Brown Caleb Grimms Elizabeth Lofgren Brian Morse Joe Roher Nick Whitaker Lavinia Budurovici Nathan Hadley Jim Long Jolene Morse Cliff Rosenbohm Rob Whitaker Matt Burg Carissa Hale Mary Lou Long Marylynn Morse Bill Rourke Shannon Whitaker Megan Burg John Hampton Amy Macy Eric Muhr Marthadina Russel Auryn White Matthew Burgi Ron Hanks Nate Macy Mike Muhr Rachel Russell White Linda Byrd Sherry Hanks Connor Magee Nikki Muhr Mark Samuelson Joanie White Dave Cadd Josh Harding Lisa Magee Leslie Murray Ceress Sanders Jasmine Williams Denise Cadd Haley Harn Thomas Magee Nathan Murray Sammy Sanders Erin Wilson Ed Cammack Joseph Harrison Barbara Mann Josh Nauman Joel Sandoz Jonathan Woodward Alannah Carr Debbie Hays Ellen Martin Karrie Nelson Kristen Sandoz Ruth Woodward Trace Carson Becky Headley Verne Martin Kathy Nelson Emily Sargent Sandi Wooley Rachel Clarkson Crystal Headrick Kara Maurer Richard Nelson Sam Saxton Greg Woolsey Andy Comfort Ashlie Hernandez Zach Maurer Shane Nelson Schlarbaum Nichole Wright Elizabeth Comfort Ernest Hibbert Tyler Maybury Yvonne Paez Kjiersten Schmidt Molly Zettlemoyer Katie Comfort Shasta Howe Fae McClure Barb Parr Whitney Schrader Ryan Zettlemoyer Ken Comfort Amelia Hylton Alyssa McConaughey Stacy Patching Emily Scrabeck Samantha Cone Jessica Ice Elsie McConaughey Tim Patching Bryan Selby MIranda Cooper Josh Ice Cody McCracken Heidi Pender Bailey Sherwood Brian Craven Jamie Johnson Sam McElwain Don Peter Elizabeth Sherwood Christy Crisman Jared Jones Jeannett McGilvary Maggie Peterson Steve Sherwood *We did our best Amelia Culp Addie Jordan Jamie McGilvray Patrick Petrie Roy Skeeter to account for all volunteer Mark Davenport Autumn Kelley Silas McIlraith Russ Pickett Susan Skeeter work this year. We apologize to Jesse Davis Rob King Chris McMullan Tony Pruitt Ben Skinner anyone we may have Ed Dealy JulieKay Kleiner Ben Meade Colin Purcell Rebekah Skinner inadvertently neglected. Sandy Dealy Josh Kneeland Chris Miller Kasey Purcell Samantha Smith Marie Dezellum Gregg Koskela Kenton Miller Talia Rainy Peter Snow

Encountering Christ on the Oregon Coast Sandpiper ■ 5 Twin Rocks Wish List

Occasionally, Twin Rocks will form a Wish List with a few key items that might be donated by the camp’s generous constituents. Here are some of the camp’s current needs:

■■ A fuel-efficient car for staff to travel to meetings, etc. ■■ A long zoom lens that is Canon EF-S compatible ■■ New Bibles to give to campers who don’t already have one ■■ New PCs at home ■■ Items needed for Harbor Villa Retreat Center: ■■ A golf cart or other small recreation vehicle for program • 3 charcoal barbecues staff to utilize • DVD Blu-ray player ■■ A couple of items for the intern apartment: • 2 OREC commercial vacuum cleaners • A set of pots and pans • 3 small CD players (11” tall x 17” wide) • A washing machine in good working order

You Should Know… ■■ Twin Rocks was blessed to welcome a talented group of young adults to its year- long internship program in September: Kendy Astleford (returning), Cameron Frisby (returning), Cody McCracken, Emily Scrabeck, and Connor Fowkes. ■■ Janelle Baron retired from her work as a baker at Twin Rocks after 20 years of faithful service. She will be dearly missed. ■■ Joel Thomas recently stepped down Dining Center 1947 after six years in the position of Outdoor Education Director. As the founding ■■ Fun Fact from the Decades ■■ Congratulations to Program Directors director of this important program, Joel 1946: 70 years ago, plans for a new dining Matt and Megan Dayton, whose daughter has left an indelible mark on Twin Rocks hall (still in use today) were approved. Charlotte Michelle Dayton was born and its campers. Thankfully, Twin Rocks ■■ Jr. High Jamboree is coming up in November 10, 2016! recently hired Emily Sargent to serve in February over Presidents Day Weekend ■■ On July 1, 2016, Fred Meyer removed this key role, enabling outdoor education (February 17-20). You won’t want to miss all enrolled participants from its at Twin Rocks to continue to grow and this fun-filled extended weekend retreat “Community Rewards” program, which thrive. She is joined by new Outdoor exclusively for junior high students! donates to organizations and charities that Education Assistant Katey Astleford. ■■ A human foosball court is the latest people select to be linked to their addition to Twin Rocks’ recreation “rewards” card. Twin Rocks receives nearly $800 annually from this program. If Emily Sargent amenities. Family Camp and many generous donors and volunteers made you haven’t re-enrolled in the program, this possible. Thank you! This year, you can visit fredmeyer.com/ Family Camp raised funds for Twin Rocks’ communityrewards to do so. Thanks! upcoming zip line.

Junior High Jamboree 2016

6 ■ Sandpiper Twin Rocks Friends Camp & Conference Center Million Dollar Makeover Update Halfway through a four-year Million ■■ Construct three zip lines running Other Twin Rocks Dollar Makeover campaign, Twin Rocks side-by-side above Cammack Field, has implemented more than $630,000 in providing Twin Rocks with a upgrades improvements and raised more than signature, high-adrenaline activity $215,000 to help fund several more. If which is accessible to all, including ■■ Create a Nature Center in Lower fundraising continues as planned, the those affected by disability. Friendship Center to enhance Outdoor Education. Million Dollar Makeover will conclude ■■ Enhance Macy Chapel with the during the camp’s 2018 Centennial year, addition of an ADA-compliant ■■ Purchase beach bicycles. and will include numerous additional restroom. ■■ Spruce up Kilchis and Quechua cabins. projects: ■■ Place pavers and sidewalks in ■■ Construct a two-car garage to Central Courtyard to eliminate upgrade staff homes. Camp accessibility gravel and provide hardscape improvements conducive to wheelchairs and walking aids. ■■ Construct a brand new Central ■■ Add a few additional Restroom in a new location, amenities: Automatic door attached to the west side of the openers, an additional beach- Shelter Recreation Center. The new friendly wheelchair, molded restroom will utilize stalls and swings, a trail-friendly showers in exclusively unisex, single- wheelchair, a paved crosswalk person configurations, accessed from across a gravel road, a a series of ten external doorways. Six wheelchair ramp, and of the 10 will be fully wheelchair- accessible parking spaces. Central Restrooms accessible. Artist's Sketch

Memorials We want to thank those who have given to Twin Rocks in memory or honor of a loved one or friend. The following gifts have been received since the last issue of the Sandpiper. In Memory of... Naomi Wilson Hefflin and Knepp Families Cy Littlefield S J Chamberlain LaVelle I. Steiger Norman & Margaret Winters Charles & Lynn Hysaw Dennis & Joan Littlefield Rick & Laurie Comfort Ron Steiger Richard & Norma Beebe Mike & Vicky Maiden Divonna Crecelius Donald & Mary Martin, Haines, and Dennis Sturdevant Tim & Londa Rochholz Edmundson, Lyn Olson Allen Hadley, Lee Nash, Ked Dejmal Lewis Families Richard & Judith Elliott Ken & Lesley Carsley Clem & Violet Brown Dick & Pat Edmundson Harlow Ankeny Verne & Ellen Martin Joy Howell Mike & Peggy Sturdevant Gary & June Brown Jeff & Debbie Rickey LaRene Farmer Elmer McKee Vickie Hull Bob & Cheri Hampton Arden Butler Mary & Robert Andrews Chester & Grace Hadley Arla McKee Carol Kviz Darin & Cathie Jo Sturdevant Harold & Marilyn Antrim Linden & Jane Cole Jim & Mary Lou Long Joan Butler Charles Morgan Mike & Peggy Arden Butler, Jamie Keith & Juli Baldwin Dick Hampton Dale McLeland Rex & Nancy Britton Vicki Morgan & Michael Eric Miller Sturdevant, Jack K. Sandoz Marvin & Maribeth Hampton LaDene Carson Duran North Valley Friends Church Findley Howard & Phyllis Mills Jim & Sandi Cavaliere Howard & Mary Harmon Dick & Helen Morse, Adult Sunday School Class Patricia Findley Jack & Peggy Cadd, Cadd Deborah Climer Philip & Esther Harmon Lowell Hadley Michael & Heidi Pender The Waldrons Triplets Gene & Betty Comfort Meg & Wes Hatch, Brian & Carolyn Morse Tony & Heidi Rourke Andrea Summerlin Dave & Deni Cadd Vern & Luella DeLapp Nancy Kyle Harold & Melita Schmidt Gary Farmer Lee & Grayce Nash Gerry & Judy Schubert Ellen Warner Calvin & Louie Choate, Mary Kyle Jim & LaDella Farmer Ken & LeAnn Beebe Bruce & Jean Schuchardt Ray Warner Charles & Mildred Beals Sam & Dorothy Farmer Les & Frieda Hefflin, Delores Sharp Mark & Bobbi Smith Harold & Marjorie Brian & Janice Beals Gillespie Graphics Bill Hefflin, Carolene Kay Paul & Debra Worden Carolyn Staples Wilhite, Margaret-Rose John A. Coleman Lu Gimbel Judith Brown Orrin Ogier Don & Miriam Staples Macy, Stan Thornburg Julie Coleman Tom & Ethelwyne Golden Merril Holdahl Ilene Ogier Naomi Wilson Marvin & Linda Walker John & Annamae Hoskins Norman & Margaret Winters Abigail Crisman Sharon Holdahl Lorraine Palmore Jack Willcuts Vernon & Joanne Hultgren Herb Sargent Dave & Deni Cadd Eric & Denise Lyman Roscoe & Tina Knight Vaughan Palmore Geraldine Willcuts Bob & Cheri Hampton Gordon & Cleta Crisman Brian & Carolyn Morse Elise & Scott Szalay Lorraine Palmore, Vic & Pauline Zullo Leo Crisman Brian & Carolyn Morse Lloyd & Marie Mulkey Dorothy Morse Andy & Kelley Wong Homer Hadley Gloria Krueger, Bill Mary Sargent Bonnie Tulare Hefflin Randy & MaryKate Morse Marvin & Maribeth Hampton Rae Winstone Betty Lou Sargent Roger & Mildred Minthorne Jan Gray Leonard & Edith Person Ron & Nancy Woodward Warren Sartwell In Honor of… Charla Murphy Matt & Sandi Wooley Margaret Lemmons Dianne Ellis Jim & Lois Palermo Marvin & Maribeth Hampton Wanda Beebe Gerald Lemmons Gwenivere Porter BJ Fernaays Karen Scott Ron & Lori Tuning Henry Daw Rae Winstone Karlena Lewis David Porter Ruth Daw Marvin & Maribeth Hampton Ken & Tonya Comfort Price & Lorna Northcutt Joe & Leola Rourke, Bert Frazier Jim & Mary Lou Long James & Marta Farmer Louise Delano Charles Bertrand Don & Calvin & Lela Hull, Earl Norman & Gertrude Scott Cherry Grove Friends Church Larry & Susan Craven Lindgren, Leonard & & Mary Geil Oscar & Florence Sheldon Will & Jenny Olson Gerald & Alice Dillon Phyllis Davis Edith Person Matt & Shelley Geil Dan & Linnea Stahlnecker Bernard & Cheryl Rusthoven Dave & Randi Thomas Kevin & Lisa Frazier Richard & Odessa Ayers Myrlene Rourke Art Sedell Chuck Scott Barbara Goertz Gerald Dillon Keith & Anna Baker Jane Sedell Dan & Linnea Stahlnecker Jan Gray Markie Lindgren Divonna Crecelius JoAnn Morton Robin & Ruth Baker Elizabeth Ann Williams Debbie Hays Wayne & Stephanie Robert E. Slavick Ruth Field Marvene Hays Elizabeth Slavick Rick & Karen Williams Carolyn Staples Carstensen

Encountering Christ on the Oregon Coast Sandpiper ■ 7 FRIENDS CONFERENCE 18705 Highway 101 N P.O. Box 6 • Rockaway Beach, OR 97136 Address Service Requested

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2017 Summer Camp Dates From the Director’s Desk Start counting down the days to 2017 summer camps! I love working alongside my co-workers at ■■Girls Camp — July 2-7 Twin Rocks Friends Camp. For girls entering 4th-6th grades in fall 2017 I recently found myself in the Dining Center mopping up rain water. A Thanksgiving Day ■■Boys Camp — July 16-21 coastal deluge had combined with a clogged- For boys entering 4th-6th grades in fall 2017 up storm drain to provide an impressive stream flowing into the building. It was ■■Tween Camp — July 9-15 supposedly my day off, and there I stood For youth entering 7th-9th grades in fall 2017 with mop in hand. But I was not alone. ■■Surfside — August 6-12 I have the privilege of working with people who regularly For youth completing 8th-12th grades in spring 2017 come to the aid of one another, and that day was no exception. Mary Kyle, Jeff Sargent, Christina Becker – and ■■Day Camp — July 31-August 4 even some of Christina’s family members! — had learned of For children entering 1st-5th grades in fall 2017 the problem and were present for the clean-up. I saw no ■■Family Camp — September 1-4 grumbling or mumbled refrains of “That’s not my job.” For all ages, Labor Day Weekend Instead, I heard many words of caring support and observed authentically joyful smiles. This past month I have witnessed several such acts: Housekeepers thoughtfully stepping forward with helping CENTENNIAL hands when a routine maintenance procedure went awry; Office and property staff diligently teaming together to write a CELEBRATIONS — complex grant proposal; Joel Thomas (after recently departing Twin Rocks for other employment), selflessly returning to Coming Soon! camp to carve a magnificent, life-sized Nativity; and an array of caregivers offering 24/7 support to a co-worker hampered In 2018, just over a year from now, Twin Rocks Friends by ankle injury. Camp will enter the historic year of its Centennial. Planning When I reflect upon my 23 years at Twin Rocks, I am is already underway to prepare for the multiple astounded by the number of times I have witnessed these celebrations that will take place during 2018. We will simple displays of kindness. Time and again I’ve watched reminisce about the past, dream about how God might co-workers come sacrificially to help each other — and our work at Twin Rocks in the future, and enjoy the present as campers — and thereby exemplify what it truly means to be a we give thanks for 100 years at Twin Rocks! faithful follower of Jesus. As staff members at Twin Rocks, we If you have a photo, story, memory, or something else that are truly blessed. We don’t mop alone. you would like to share to help us remember and celebrate 100 years at Twin Rocks, please email it to friendscamp@ twinrocks.org, or mail to Twin Rocks Friends Camp, PO Box 6, Rockaway Beach, OR 97136. — Ken Beebe, Executive Director