Camp Lutherhill spreads God's love to
abused, neglected kids at Krause Children's Center
August 7, 2006

Katy, Texas - The boys and girls at Krause Children's Center spent a week of fellowship and fun at Camp Lutherhill: Krause this July. Camp Lutherhill, located in LaGrange,Texas, brought four councelors to the Krause Center to teach the residents the importance of God's presence in their lives.

Counselors led residents in arts and crafts, praise and worship and sports activities.

“These kids are amazing,” said Dylan, a counselor and group leader for Camp Lutherhill. “They try to act tough at first, but at the end of the week, I could see God’s love shining through their eyes.”

This is the second year that Camp Lutherhill has spent a week at Krause. It is also the second year that Kinsmen Lutheran's 'Noisy Offering' has paid for Lutherhill to come to Katy for the week long camp and the second year that members of Living Word Lutheran have provided homes for the Lutherhill counselors to stay for the week. Special thanks to Kinsmen and Living Word for making this wonderful opportunity possible for the kids.

Lutheran Social Services is the social service arm of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. LSS annually serves more than 30,000 children, elderly and poor in Texas and Louisiana regardless of religious beliefs, ethnicity, gender or age. Its nationally accredited affiliated ministries include therapeutic foster care, adoption, children’s residential treatment, health care and retirement centers, emergency assistance, adult day care and disaster response.

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