About Redberry Bible Camp
About Redberry Bible Camp
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Redberry Bible Camp. 4-833 51st Street E, Suite 321 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. S7K 5C6
Office: (306)477-4410 / Camp: (306)497-2805 / Fax: 1(866)561-8294 / Email: info@redberrybiblecamp.com
Directions
From Saskatoon. Take Highway 12 North of Saskatoon. Cross North Sask River. Turn West on Grid 781 and follow signs into camp
From North Battleford. Take Highway 40 East of North Battleford. At Krydor turn south and follow signs into camp.
Mailing Address
4-833 51st Street E, Suite 321. Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 5C6
Office: (306)477-4410
Camp: (306)497-2805
Fax: 1(866)561-8294
Email: info@redberrybiblecamp.com
Site Map
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What is Redberry Bible Camp?
We are an Mennonite Brethren Saskatchewan Camp located 90 km NW of Saskatoon. Our programs are based on Jesus Christ’s command to make disciples. Through summer programing and staff development, we aim to share God’s love, life, and forgiveness through the Good News of Jesus. Our Mission Statement is as follows; “To communicate the Good News of Jesus Christ through the uniqueness of a camp experience. As a camp we follow the Saskatchewan Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches Confession of Faith. To see this Confession of Faith Click Here.
To communicate the Good News of Jesus Christ through the uniqueness of a camp experience
Redberry’s History
Redberry Bible Camp was established in 1943 and was first known as Sand Beach Bible Camp on Lake Mistawasis. The first summer of Sand Beach Bible Camp saw 75 campers. In 1952 the camp was moved to its current location at Redberry Lake and its name was changed to Redberry Bible Camp. That year, Redberry served 250 campers. In 1975, Redberry had its first full time Director in Reuben Andres, father to the current Executive Director Wendell Andres. Redberry Bible Camp has changed, and grown, a lot since 1943. The camp now has around 1,100 campers during the summer months.
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directions map
From North Battleford
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