Bring the whole family to Rainbow Trail to experience fun, quality family time, and spiritual renewal! Enjoy hikes, games, various activities, optional white water rafting and our outstanding home cooking. Our program includes Bible study for all ages including adults. Specific program information is available by contacting the camp office. Come enjoy a wonderful week in the mountains by yourself or with your whole family! Don’t forget about our Labor Day Family Weekend – a traditional “end of summer” camping celebration. Sessions fill quickly, so register early! 2017 DATES July 2-8 (Summer Family Camp) August 6-12 (Summer Family Camp) September 1-4 (Labor Day Family Weekend) A TYPICAL SCHEDULE Days at Family Camps are jammed packed with activities that you can choose from. All activities are optional however, and we hope that you will make it your own experience by choosing to join in those you like, or take time to just sit and enjoy the beauty of God’s creation that surrounds you! 8:00 Breakfast 9:15 Worship 9:45 Bible Study for all ages (Adult Study led by Guest Speaker. Children’s Study led by RTLC staff) 10:45 Break (Snacks will be available on the porch of Columbine) 11:00 Continue Bible Study for Adults — Power Hour for the kids (Songs and Activities) 12:15 Lunch 1:00 Rest Hour 2:00-5:00 Afternoon Activities 5:00 Challenge Hour 6:00 Dinner 6:30 Family Time and Open Volleyball 7:15 All Camp Activity 8:15 Campfire and Evening Devotions 8:45 Babysitting Begins 9:00 Games in the main room of Columbine GUEST SPEAKERS & SPECIAL GUESTS Each year dynamic speakers and other special guests join us to lead Adult Bible Study’s and specialized crafts and activities. They participate in the life of the camp and are excited to get to know you while you are with us. David Lee Brown RESIDENT MUSICIAN: July 2-8, 2017 and August 6-12, 2017 We are excited to have David Lee Brown joining us again in 2017! Singer/songwriter David Lee Brown has been entertaining audiences, providing residencies, and writing songs long enough to know better but he still keeps doing it. Residing now in Custer, SD he has been the usual vagabond taking his music all around the country. After traveling back and forth to Nashville for years, he lived in Nashville for four years working with and being inspired by the songwriters who write The songs. From touring the college coffeehouse circuit, to providing residencies in schools and camps, to community concerts, David was also a partner in Dakota Road Music, working with Larry Olson and Hans Peterson writing, leading workshops on music leadership as well as music at numerous youth gatherings. David’s songs and stories, heartfelt to humorous, are about regular life as it moves along the timeline.