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05/24/2026

Today we celebrate Pentacost.

In the Old Testament, the Day of Pentecost was known as the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot), a major agricultural festival celebrated 50 days (greek: penta) after Passover. It marks the end of the grain harvest, serving as a day of thanksgiving for the firstfruits. Later Jewish tradition also linked this feast to the giving of the Law (Torah) at Mount Sinai.

The wind and fire of Pentacost resounds throughout the Bible ( i.e. Ex 10:13; Ps 18:42; Is 11:15; Mt 14:23–32). Wind also refers to the breath of life; just as the first Adam received physical breath Gen 2:7), so the last Adam, Jesus, breathes spiritual life. Fire symbolizes the holiness and presence of God (Ex 3:2; 13:21–22; 24:17; Is 10:17; Ps 97:3; Mal 3:2; Heb 12:29). The divine fire of the burning bush, the tabernacle, and temple, comes to people on the Day of Pentacost. God now dwells with Jesus' followers as a living temple!

The miraculous speaking in foreign tongues on the Day of Pentacost allowed different language groups to understand the message of Jesus. Listeners were “cut to the heart” (Acts 2:37). 3,000 people repented and were baptized (Acts 2:38, 41).

"It’s a temple made out of 'each one of them.' It’s made of people. People will meet with God not in a geographic place or constructed space but in connection with those who choose to trust and follow Jesus. God’s fire shines with power and harms nobody, and it ignites a cosmic revolution, the Church. The story tells us that God now dwells within the community of Jesus followers. This living temple is made of people who operate like Jesus, ending fear and oppression with love and peacefully teaching humanity how to love and bless one another. In this sense, Pentecost marks the beginning of a new world."

quote from: bibleproject.com/articles/what-is-pentecost-and-why-is-it-important/

05/19/2026

✨Summer Staff Highlight – First Aid Director (Days Only)✨

What is it?
The First Aid Director gives first aid and basic medical care for all campers and staff on site each week. Must have first aid and CPR certification (camp can provide certification). The First Aid Director is part of the Support Team which helps to run the essential operations of camp.

What are the requirements?
Minimum age for this position is 18. Advanced medical training is preferred. A commitment of 8-9 weeks is preferred, but if you only have a week or two of your summer to give, we’d love to talk to you about serving!

What does it pay? (Days Only)
The First Aid Director is guaranteed a base salary of $1,375 for the whole summer, and they also have the option to raise additional funds through support raising. Potential summer salary is up to $5,525 with support raised. First Aid Directors (Days Only) who are only able to serve for a week at a time will be paid $150 each week they serve at camp.

What are the benefits?
Along with regular salaries, all summer staff are provided with housing, meals during the week, and time off on weekends and daily throughout the week. Other priceless benefits to serving at camp are the opportunity to help kids grow in their walk with Jesus, and develop their own spiritual maturity, leadership experience, and job skills!

How do I apply?
Go to www.campoakhills.org/summerstaff.html or email us at [email protected]! Once an application is filled out, we will contact you to set up an interview and go over next steps.

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