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Virtual Field Trips From Home

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Did you know from the comfort of your own home you can travel the globe? In one day you can explore the Dallas Zoo, the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. and even the Great Wall of China! In the midst of this "new normal" so much creativity has emerged. Below is a list of places for you and your family to explore. We start our adventure in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and then travel out across the globe.

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Around The Table - Lisa Hughes Tyson

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Cooking is not my thing. When I make a meal for my family, I am known to use every bowl and mixing spoon in my kitchen. 

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The Dares | #SKYstaffstories

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One of the key lessons the Lord taught us both while at Sky Ranch was the value of vulnerability.

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Ann Estes | #SKYstaffstories

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You only know what you know… Sky Ranch gave me vision into gospel center community in a way that I didn’t know existed.

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Micheal McConnell | #SKYstaffstories

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Sky Ranch is a HUGE impact on my life.

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Paige Jeary | #SKYstaffstories

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Some of my favorite memories were made in the mountains at Ute Trail.

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Josh Marshall | #SKYstaffstories

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Sky Ranch taught me how to depend on the Lord...

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Let Him Take Your Breath Away – Lauren Sarter

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Seven. I was seven years old the very first time that I got the wind knocked out of me.

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How to camp at Sky Ranch with Swag

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So you’re coming to camp this summer? Good call. You’re getting ready to have the most fun week of your life!

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Session Availability as of May 11

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Friends and Families! Many sessions already have limited availability and are continuing to fill up fast!

 

 

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Session Availability as of May 4

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Friends and Families! Many sessions already have limited availability and are continuing to fill up fast!

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Carrying Burdens – Chloe Prochaska

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Sigmas are asked to pick up rocks at the bottom of the mountain.  We tell them that the rock they select must stay in their hand the entire hike.