Embracing the Divine Outdoors: Vesper Services on Your Camping Journey – As we embark on the adventure of camping, let us not forget to carry the flame of faith with us into the wilderness. Embracing the serenity of nature, a vesper service becomes a sacred pause in the midst of the great outdoors.

Recognize the signs of hypothermia – The arrival of cold weather provides opportunities to romp in the snow, ski the slopes or enjoy an afternoon ice skating on a frozen pond. But spending time outdoors in the cold or even in an indoor space that is not adequately warmed can result in a serious health condition known as hypothermia. #hypothermia

Overheated – I’m going to share a random memory about me being overheated. It was back when I was a teenager in the Boy Scouts. We went to Shiloh National Military Park in Shiloh, TN. #Shiloh #Overheated

What is forest bathing? – The mood-boosting feeling of rejuvenation many people experience while spending time in nature is not in their heads. In fact, researchers in parts of Asia have long since studied and documented the benefits of spending time in nature.

National S’mores Day. A day for our favorite campfire treat … S’mores. Time to enjoy a chocolaty,roasted marshmallow treat on a graham cracker. #NationalSmoresDay #SmoresDay #Smores

Getting outdoors really is good for you – People who live in regions where winters are cold often note the feeling of rejuvenation they enjoy on the first warm day of late-winter or spring. The chance to get outside and soak up some sun while breathing some warm air is a feeling unlike any other for those who spend much of their winters bundled up in layers of clothing.

What to know before going camping – Camping is one of the most popular outdoor recreational activities in North America. The statistics resource Statistica says the revenue of campgrounds and RV parks was estimated at

6 things to know about pitching a tent – Camping provides the perfect opportunity to get in touch with nature and disconnect from the daily grind. Camping is a timeless tradition forged by cooking over portable stoves, foregoing indoor plumbing and sleeping under the stars.

Make campfires safe and enjoyable – Who doesn’t look forward to sitting around a crackling campfire in the evening with family or friends? Such an experience attracts people to try camping, ultimately converting many of them into lifelong camping enthusiasts.

My Snipe Hunting Experience – In this random memory I am sharing, I am going to share about my this hunting trip while on my first camping trip in the Boy Scouts.

A Simple Recipe by CenterCutCook to make Campfire Cones, these are similar to S’mores and look just yummy and easy to make. #CampfireCones

Camp Hope of East Tennessee is FREE – Does your child(ren) love camping? How about sending them to a FREE Christian Camp! #CampHope

God didn’t call us to go camping- This is a church about camping and fishing. This is a great sign for everyone even if you aren’t a camper or fisher. #Camping #Fishing

The Organic Act of 1916 established the National Park Service within the Department of the Interior. The act stated: “The service thus established shall promote … #NationalParks #Hike100

I talk about The Great American Backyard Campout, a great time to go camping with the family in your own backyard and share some Bible stories.

July 3, 2014 marks my 20th year of being an Eagle Scout. I talk about being an Eagle Scout. #Eagle #EagleScout #BoyScouts #BSA

If you were a Boy Scout growing up in the Great Smoky Mountain Council and going camping to Camp Pellissippi you may remember the story of Pellissippi Pete. #PellissippiPete