For each of the letters below, there are countless others, scribbled in crayon, folded into pockets, and whispered in prayer.

This powerful story from Higher Ground at Lake Louise is a testament to the mission we share at Psalm68Five

Camp has always been about more than just summer fun—it’s a ministry dedicated to making an eternal impact in the lives of children. This summer, the team at Camp Joy El had the privilege of witnessing firsthand how God works through the generosity of supporters to reach families in profound ways. One family’s story, in particular, stood out as a powerful reminder of the difference this ministry makes.   One of the camp’s summer staff members recommended a family for scholar

We would like to share the story of Sara, one of the campers you have helped send to camp. This is a story from Camp New Journey , who partnered with us this summer to bring more fatherless kids to camp. On the first day of camp this summer, my program manager quits. Children are checking in and heading to their cabins when she decides that this isn’t for her—it's more than she can handle. As the owner, I need to readjust, find a new manager, and keep the camp running smoothl

Sarah Burkhardt lost her father at a young age.  She wrote this poem from her experience as a child who grew up without a father. What I am discovering, Is exactly what the prodigal did— Taking his father’s inheritance in pursuit of the life and the will he wanted Only finding that there is no deeper love that he can discover Than the very one whose inheritance he squandered. When we learn to live beloved, To trust the love that casts out all fear, We learn not only how great