MPAK 'ICAN' Vision Trip Participants from Korea

MPAK held a retreat for the adoptive families at the Thousand Pines Christian Camp in the Big Bear Mountain.

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This retreat was the first one in the mountain after the Covid pandemic. Before that we held a couple summers of smaller retreats at the Great Wolf Lodge with limited capacity.

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The retreat was attended by over 70 people, and we were pleased with 18 of them that came from Korea to join us. The program from the beginning to the end was well put together and orchestrated by Estee Song SMN with seminars for the parents, while the little children enjoyed various Bible storeies and crafts while the teens had their own sesson with a teen specialist.

 

The retreat was enjoyed by all, especially the families from Korea that have never experienced such wilderness environment. Some of the fun activities enjoyed by the attendees included zipline, BB-gun shooting, archery, swimming and a few other recreation activities.

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The retreat drew closer the adoptive families together with better understanding of their relationships with one another within families, and walked away with stronger bond and appreciation for families.

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