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Ironwood Newsletter l Winter/Spring 2015
www.ironwoodsprings.com l www.miraclelodge.com
Office: 507-533-4315
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Miracle Lodge: 507-533-6007
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Castner Riding Arena: 507-533-9933
The Remodeled Chalet
Established
1976
A non-profit, nondenominational, year
around camp located
along the Root River
in southeastern Minnesota on 200 acres of
woods, trails, and wildlife.
Ironwood serves over
20,000 people annually.
Our new chalet is open for business, and with the arrival of
snow, our snow tubing season is in full swing! A fire in the
summer of 2014 made the rebuilding of the warming house
necessary. But now, more than just a warming house, it is a
cozy year-round rental facility for groups.
Our many thanks to the volunteers, staff and donators that
made this project possible:
Call 507-533-9933 to
schedule a horse-drawn sleigh
ride for your winter events!
20th Annual
President's Day
Pancake Supper Benefit
Monday, February 16th - 4:30-7:30 pm
The kids don’t have school, and Mom needs a
break from cooking, so why not plan to bring
the whole family to our annual Pancake Supper benefit? We’ll have delicious pancakes and
sausage, music by Gary Froiland, sleigh rides,
snow tubing and lots of good fellowship! Proceeds will support the Operation Welcome
Home Programs.
Arlan Walton
Dave Ross
Sentence to Serve
Dale Meyer
Tom Huiting
John Prosch
Faith Ev. Free Church, Austin
Virgil Suckow
Andersen Windows
Ryan Windows/Siding
Rochester Motor Cars
Cresco Community Church
Merl Groteboer
Certified Wood Products
Mike & Cami Enke
Expert Insulation
Deerwood Lumber
Winkels Electric
Radcliffe Homes
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
- Lewiston
Kent & Dawn Erdman
Meadow Valley Log
Home Supply
Paul & Jennifer Peterson
Energy Products & Design
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Bits from Bob...
Once a year, I seem to lose my voice as I love to sing at the
top of my lungs all those Christmas songs. Have you ever sung
that word ‘Rejoice’ as loud as possible? The words of Christmas
songs should ring in our hearts all year long. “Truly He taught us to love one another, His
Law is love and His gospel is peace.” Of course, I watch the ‘Sound of Music’ each year.
And the words “A dream that will need all the love you can give, every day of your life, for
as long as you live.” Don’t you have a dream? I have experienced many.
2015 How to have the Best year ever! I will share a few of my guidelines. 1. Put
God first in your life and know you are loved unconditionally by the Creator of the universe. 2. Treasure your family. Show and tell them you love them each day. 3. Never let
a day go by without encouraging someone. 4. Make sure your words are true, kind and
necessary. 5. Spend some time each day in prayer and Bible reading.
2014 review – We ended the year giving PRAISE and THANKS to God for all of you
who supported the ranch. Our mission of Spreading JOY and Changing Lives was
evident throughout the year. 2015, being our 39th year, we have only gratitude to
express to the thousands of people who have invested in the mission of the Ranch and keep it succeeding.
December was our biggest donation month ever exceeding $50,000, which met our financial obligations!
2014 Phone-A-Thon – Ironwood was in need of a fundraiser before the end of the year. For the first time in the near
40-year history of the Ranch we did a Phone-A-Thon. We had a matching grant of $10,000 and we were blessed beyond
our expectations. Besides the $11,000 that was donated we appreciated the many positive comments. Thank you.
Disabled Adult Camps – We are hosting three Disabled Adult Camps this year. May 30th, August 13-15
and October 10th. For more information or to register, email Jan at: [email protected].
Pavers – You have until July 2015 to get your name on a paver. To date, we have 225 names with a goal of 300.
Pavers are $100 with three lines available for your message. Call Jode 507-533-4315 [email protected]
Staff Opening – Joanne McGulpin who has been a faithful and diligent office employee the past 4 years,
has let us know that she is being called back to working in missions. So, sometime over the next several months
we will be seeking a new office manager. If you know of anyone who may be interested, let us know.
Family – Our family like yours continues to grow up and our girls are making new chapters in their lives.
Jode, my wife, continues to thrive in the Ranch office. Hannah, our oldest will graduate from
Northwestern University this Spring and has been accepted into the Mayo doctorate program
of Physical Therapy. The triplets, Lydia, Birdie and Abby are all Juniors at Northwestern.
What a blessing.
The new Ironwood Board
of Directors started their
roles and responsibilities
January 1. The Ranch is
grateful that this board
has been raised up to continue our mission and focus. They are all visionaries and are excited to see
the Ranch expand so we
can spread more JOY and
see more lives changed.
Rob Gregory is not on the
board but is our facilitator and Hannah Bardwell
will join the board in the
spring. They all ask for
your prayers for wisdom
and direction.
Not pictured: Tim McManimon
Mike Enke
Dave
Deming
Secretary/Treasurer
Craig
Milde
Peter
Sandberg
Cory
Penz
Hannah
Bardwell
John
Deedrick
Bob
Bardwell
Ryan
Gregory
Rob
Gregory
Frank
Harreld
Merl
Groteboer
Chair
Peter
Keller
Ironwood Board of Directors
2014 Improvements
4050 Volunteer Hours in 2014
GRAND OPENING!
June 14 – Sunday at 3:00 PM
Wheelchair Accessible
Mini-Golf Course.
There is still work to be done, but after
3 years of construction, we’re looking
forward to reaching the finish line.
Sponsors include:
Jeff Bardwell
McNeilus Steel
TeeItUpForTheTroops
Rollx Vans
Rochester Motors Cars
Stewartville Morning Lions Club
Kevin and Dora Saunders
Shjon Podein Foundation
Tubby Smith Foundation
Ian Sweep
Speltz Concrete
Call our office to book a date for
your family or group event at this
new 11-hole mini-golf course!
$5 per person.
Eagle Scout Proje
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by Matt Cole
Bargen Resurfaced Parking Lots.
Sheldon, Vince, Jesse, Bo & Nathan
Handicap Pool
Lift
Bill O’Connell
Made Our
New Rabbit
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Cabins Remodeled & Rename
to fit a Western Theme.
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Cathy Jo Avakian is
a new full-time employee at Ironwood! She
has been here several
summers working in
our youth programs.
Now, besides working
with Joanne in the office, she is our Youth
& Adult Program Coordinator. Cathy Jo
is also a host at the
Miracle Lodge!
Wrestling Camp
“Camp of Champs Wrestling Camps” will be
conducting a Father/Son Camp directed by Olympic
Champions Ben & John Peterson, joined by two-time
Olympian Jim Gruenwald. The camp will include wrestling sessions each day plus Ironwood’s ziplines, pool,
horse riding, rock wall climbing, table games, obstacle
course, and more. The mission of Camp of Champs is
Ben Peterson
to provide the best wrestling training in an atmosphere
where the gospel of Jesus Christ is clearly presented and Godly living is
encouraged. Ironwood Springs will provide a great
setting for this. Details and registration can be found at:
www.campofchamps.org & [email protected]
or call toll-free 800-505-5099.
July 10-12
Ironwood Springs Horse Programs
TRAIL RIDING:
Eight-year olds up to adults are
welcome to ride with us through
the picturesque woods of Ironwood Springs during spring, summer and fall.
WE HAVE CAMPS FOR ALL AGES:
Horse DAY camps for 5-8th
graders, plus youth horsemanship week-long programs in Junior I, Junior II and Teen Wrangler camps.
WAGON RIDES AND SLEIGH RIDES:
For everyone! We’d love to accommodate your
group with a ride through the woods!
ARENA RENTAL:
By the hour or by the day, our 100’x200’ indoor arena
is one of the largest in the area, and has bleachers,
and stalls. Also there is an Event/Conference Room for
groups of 35 or fewer.
RIDING LESSONS:
To further your equine education and feel more confident
about your rides with private or group lessons.
EXTRAS:
Pony Rides are available for children ages 2-7 before or
after scheduled trail rides.
Contact Wranglers Yahna Zaharia or Shelly McGulpin
at 507-533-9933 or email wrangler@ironwoodsprings.
com to book an event.
2015 Youth Camps
Junior I Camp : June 22-June 25
For boys and girls going into 3rd-5th grade in the fall
of 2015. Horsemanship Option-Trailblazers: Riders
must be 8 years of age or older.
Junior II Camp: July 6-10
For boys and girls going into 6th-8th grade in the fall
of 2015. Horsemanship Option-Highriders: Limit of
60 participants and for those who weigh 225# or less.
Teen & Wrangler Camp: June 29-July 3
For those going into 9th-12th grade in the fall of 2015.
Horsemanship Option-Wrangler Camp: Limit of 20
participants and weigh 225# or less.
Purpose:
Provide inspiration
for body, soul and
spirit.
Cost: $300
Financial assistance
is available
Register:
Sponsor’s
needed:
Go online
Consider sponsoring a camper.
“Get Wheelin’
or Go Home”
Theme:
Buckaroo DAY Camp – (Beginner): July 27-31
Cowpoke DAY Camp – (Intermediate): Aug 3-7
For kids going into grades 5-8 in the fall of 2015. From
9am-3pm each day with lunch provided. Limit of 18
participants per camp and a weight of 225# or less.
Boys S.O.A.R: July 19-22
(Spiritual Outdoor Adventure Retreat)
For boys ages 12-16. To develop outdoor skills in camping, fishing, archery, canoeing and more. Time for devotions, Bible studies, zip line, challenge course and
trail riding. Bring your bike. Limit of 20 participants.
National Wheelchair Sports Camp
29th Annual
June 13-18, 2015
We are looking forward to another life-changing week of camp. For some “It
is the BEST week of their life.” Some of the leaders that are returning are Jim
Martinson, Scot Hollonbeck, Rafy Ibarra, Dave Kiley, Brad Parks, Jeff Muralt.
The Largest National Wheelchair Sports Camp of its Kind in the United States
2015 Ironwood Summer Youth Camps
You are now able to register for camp either online using your credit card or by mail sending a check along with the completed Registration Form and Medical/Waiver and Release Form. To register online, sign on to www.ironwoodsprings.com and click “to register.” Either way, the Registration and Medical/
Waiver and Release Forms are required and MUST be received prior to camp attendance. If you register online, the Medical/Waiver and Release Form must
be printed off, completed, signed and mailed to Ironwood.
Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch, 7291 Co Rd 6 SW, Stewartville, MN 55976
Phone 507.533.4315
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Fax 507.533.8126
Please keep a copy for your records.
Camper Information
Name_____________________________________________________________________________ Grade ________________ Age ______________ Sex M / F
Address ___________________________________________City_____________________________ State _____ Zip___________ Birth date: _____/_____/_____
Father’s name __________________________________ Mother’s name _________________________________ Camp Buddy ______________________________
Parent’s Email ___________________________________Camper’s Email ____________________________________ Church Affiliation: _____ ______________
Years camper has attended Ironwood summer camps ____________ Home Phone(
Parent’s Cell Phone(
)________________________
)____________________Parent’s Work Phone( )_______________________
Camper’s t-shirt size: (circle one) Youth Large - Adult Small - Adult Medium - Adult Large - Adult X-Large
I _____________________________________________________(camper’s signature) am looking forward to coming to camp, and am willing to cooperate with the
program. counselors, discipline and staff.
Payment Information
Deposit must accompany this registration and payment to be made in full prior to arrival at camp.
Check # _____________ Amount: ___________________
Credit Card (we do not accept debit cards) Visa or MasterCard
Card # ________-________-________-________ Exp Date: ____/____/____
Amount: $______________ Security Code ___________ Signature _______________________________________________________
All registrations require a $100 non-refundable deposit. Cancellations made two or more weeks prior to the first day of your camp session will receive a refund of their
payment less the $100 non-refundable deposit. Cancellations made less than two weeks prior to the first day of your camp session will receive no refund.
Circle Camp Child
will be Attending
Going
into
Grade
Junior I
Trailblazers Camp
3-5
Dates Check- CheckIn
Out
Fee
Before
April
25th
June 8am at 5:30pm
at
$310 $290
22-25 Office Chapel
4:45 at CRA
Optional
Horsemanship
2nd Child
Discount
-$25
DVD Picture
+$10
+$5
$100
Total
$
(must be 8 or
older) appx
4.5 hrs
Teen Camp/
Wrangler Camp
9-12
Junior II
Highriders Camp
6-8
July
6-10
Buckaroo DAY
Camp
5-8
July 9am at 3pm at $280 $260
27-31 Arena Arena
Appx 9 hrs
n/a
$
Cowpoke DAY
Camp
5-8
August 9am at 3pm at $290 $270
Arena Arena
3-7
Appx 15 hrs
n/a
$
n/a
n/a
$
SOAR
(Boys Spiritual Outdoor
Adventure Retreat)
7-10
June 29 9am at
- July 3 Office
for horsemanship
participants,
5:30 at
Chapel for all
$350 $330
8am at 5:30pm
at
$335 $315
Office Chapel
July 3pm at
19-22 Office
3pm
at
Founder’s
Lodge
$185 $175
$160
$
$140
$
Appx 13 hrs
Appx 8 hrs
To save time at check-in, include money for canteen $10
$15
$20
Other
$
TOTAL $
2015 IRONWOOD SUMMER CAMP MEDICAL INFORMATION/WAIVER & RELEASE FORM
Please read, complete, sign and return with registration form and include copies of both sides
of camper’s insurance card. This completed form is required prior to arrival at camp.
Camper’s Last Name: _________________________________________________ First Name: ____________________________________
Date of Birth: ____/____/____
Male/Female
Grade: ______ Parent’s Full Name: ________________________________________________________________________
Camper’s Home Address: ______________________________________________________________________ State: ________ Zip: _____________________
Home Phone: (____)____________________________ Day Phone: (_____)____________________________ Cell: (_____)_______________________________
Emergency Contact: _________________________________________ Emergency Contact’s Phone: _________________________________________________
1. Does Camper have limitations regarding activities?(explain)
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Does Camper have any special needs that we should anticipate? (For example, ADHA, allergies, special diet, mental or behavioral challenges)
If yes, explain:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. Medications: Name/dosage/frequency needed. All medications must be in prescription bottles. Dosages/frequencies must match doctor’s prescription.
Bring only amount of medications needed at camp.
Medication
Dosage
Frequency
____________
_________
___________
If you have asthma, please bring your inhaler. If you are allergic to bees, please bring your epi-pen. My child may have Tylenol or Ibuprofen (circle one): YES or NO
3. Allergic reactions/allergies to medications?________________________________________________________________________________________________
4. Immunization dates: DPT Permanent Shots (Series of 3) Yes/No Polio Immunization Yes/No MMR ___________ Date of last Tetanus Booster______________
5. Insurance information: Medical Ins Co.________________________________________________ Policy #: __________________________________________
Family Doctor ____________________________________ at ________________________ (clinic)
I am the parent or guardian having control or custody of the above named child. I hereby grant my child permission to attend camp at Ironwood Springs Christian
Ranch. I certify that my (above named person) is physically and mentally fit for all camp activities and will obey all camp counselors and rules. I certify that comments,
photographs or videotape pictures of my camper participating in the Ironwood programs may be reproduced and utilized in camp brochures and other promotional
literature published and used by the camp. I understand and certify that my camper’s participation in camp at Ironwood and its activities is completely voluntary. I have
familiarized myself with the camp’s programs and the activities in which my camper will participate. I recognize that certain hazards and dangers are inherent in the
Ironwood events and programs including, but not limited to, swimming, climbing, archery, horseback riding, snow tubing, the low bouldering wall, events course and
other sports. I acknowledge that although Ironwood has taken safety measures to minimize the risk of injury to camp participants, Ironwood cannot insure or guarantee
that participants, equipment, premises and/or activities will be free of hazard, accidents and/or injuries. In case of moderate to serious injury, accident or illness of my
camper, I grant my permission for a licensed physician to treat my camper. In cases of minor or mild injury, accident or illness of my camper, I grant my permission for
him/her to be treated by a member of Ironwood staff. I agree to pay all expenses for necessary treatment. I understand that Ironwood does not provide medical/liability
insurance. I further recognize and have instructed my child in the importance of knowing and abiding by the camp’s rules, regulations and procedures for the safety of
camp participants. I also give the camp full authority in dealing with problems of discipline. I understand that any camper demonstrating a willful disregard for camp
rules is subject to being sent home with no refund of camp fees. I understand that any camper who willfully destroys property will be held responsible and charged
accordingly. I also give my permission for the camper to participate in all activities as they pertain to his/her particular program.
Further, I release Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch, and its officers, directors, agents, representative, employees, volunteer, successors, and assign, from any and all responsibility liability or claims including, but not limited to, any claims based upon alleged negligence, for personal injury, damages, accident, or illness incurred by my above named camper, arising from or related to my camper
listed participation in any activity at or connected with Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch
If enrolled in horsemanship, I certify that my campers weighs 225# or less. I understand this is for the safety of the rider and consideration of the horses
I understand that every effort will be made to protect and safeguard all campers. I agree not to hold Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch liable for any illness or mishap
from any cause whatsoever. I approve this application and agree to the terms stated above.
I represent that I am the adult parent or legal guardian of the child listed above, that I am at least eighteen (18) years of age and I am under no mental or legal disability
which would prevent me from signing and executing this Waiver and Release. I further represent that I have read (or have had read to me) this Waiver and Release
and understand its terms.
______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________
(Name printed)
(Signature)
(Date)
Operation Welcome Home Tracy Bashore
Welcome
We are looking forward to serving more military families. To
date we have served about 625 families, including their children
and spouses the number would reach over 2000. The challenge
ahead is to reach another 150 families this year.
SPONSOR A SOLDIER: Please consider donating $275 per
military family. We have listed below the weekends. We are
also looking for your help to serve at the candlelight dinner
each Saturday night from 4:30-7:00 PM.
“Our family had a wonderful time at the military weekend. Being a military family we
have our share of challenges not to mention
we just moved and then my husband left for
25 days of training. So when we arrived we
were exhausted and overwhelmed. If someone had given my husband the option to resign from the military I would have jumped
at the chance. After attending the Operation Welcome Home retreat with others who
appreciate our sacrifices and challenges, I
CHANGED MY MIND. I am now refreshed
along with my husband and will be the Army
wife God has called my to be. From the
bottom of our hearts, we say thank you.”
Army Wife, Anne
January 23-25
Gold Star
Families
March 20-22
MN Military
Chaplains
April 24-26
Married Couples
May 7-10
Wounded Warrior
Turkey Hunt
July 10-12
Military Families
October 2-4
Combat Veterans
(Project New Hope)
International Convention Center
Tracy Bashore is
joining the Ironwood staff in February as the Director of Operations.
Tracy worked as a
software engineer
at IBM for 30 years
before coming to
Ironwood. He and
his wife Julie have
three children
(Ellen-22, Curt-20,
and Craig-16). He
attends Autumn
Ridge Church, where he has served on the Elder
board and currently serves in youth ministry. He
also serves in Next Chapter Ministries with the
kids program. His hobbies include golfing,
cooking, fishing, and hunting.
Muddy Warrior Run
Join us September 26th
for this challenging 4K
run! Proceeds go to
support our Military
weekends. For information and to register,
go to www.muddywarriorrun.com.
Military Fundraiser Event - April 2, 5:30 pm
Ironwood is holding a fundraiser for our OPERATION WELCOME HOME Military
Retreats at the Event Center near the Rochester airport. A social time will be
followed by a meal and live auction.
Keynote Speaker: Colonel John Morris, who started Operation Welcome
Home in 2008 and has just returned from serving at the Pentagon.
We are seeking event sponsors for $5000, table sponsors for $1000 and
will also be selling individual tickets for $100. Details are on our website,
www.ironwoodsprings.com or call 507-533-6707.
We wish to express our appreciation to Joe Powers of Powers Ventures, for his
support of Ironwood and the military in making this event possible.
Southern Minnesota's Largest
Youth, Family & Military Festival
Friday, May 8, 2015 at Ironwood
Silent Auction 5 pm l Live Auction 6:30 pm
It will be another “Basket Case” Auction!
To donate a basket, contact Jode at
[email protected]
Many of the bands, speakers, activities, cost, etc are not finalized, but here
is an update:
Friday: Arrive. When the campground is full, there is free camping on a mowed
field area.
Saturday: 4k run/walk, pedal cars, kids carnival, climbing wall, zipline, youth
activities, disc golf and mini-golf. Music, speakers & programs to date: One
of America’s leading Christian Artists, songwriters and producers hopefully
will be returning: BIG DADDY WEAVE (waiting to sign a contract), Comedian
Daren Streblow, Tony Melendez concert, Jeremy Sanoski band from Eaglebrook church, Booker Mini-Band Foundation, Viking NFL football player John
Campbell, Military Celebration with Navy Seal Derrick Van Orden, MN Adult
and Teen Challenge choir, Second to One band, P.S. Planet band and others.
Sunday: Classic car and Truck show 10:00-12:00, 7:30-8:30 breakfast in the
dining hall, 9:30 Worship with Tony Melendez, Noon, festival ends.
NOTE: Festival sponsors and committee members are needed.
A detailed full color brochure will be available March 1.
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Summer Weekend Camping
Want to get away for the weekend with your family? The Ranch is
a great place to bring your family camping for the weekend with
its beautiful location and many activities. Camping weekends
run from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Check-in starts at 3
pm on Friday and check-out is by 1 pm on Sunday.
ACTIVITIES:
l Swimming Pool (heated outdoor)
l Horseback Riding*
l 11-Hole Mini-Golf (wheelchair accessible) - NEW this year!
l 9-Hole Disc-Golf across the river
l Hiking
l Playground
l Tennis and Basketball Courts, Sand Volleyball
l Horseshoes/Lawn Games
l Inquire about activities/facilities available for groups
RATES:
l $35/night per camp site for up to 4 people, $40/night for
up to 6 people. All camp sites have electrical. An addition
al $5/night is required if air conditioning is used. A mini
mum two-night stay is required for holiday and Miracles
Happen Festival weekends.
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Full Season (15 weekends): $725 electricity, $825 full hookups
RESERVATIONS:
Call 507-533-4315 for reservations. Payment is required via
credit card when making the reservation.
GUIDELINES:
Christian principles should be observed in speech, conduct,
activities, and dress (including swimsuits). No alcohol is allowed on Ranch grounds. Children 14 and under must be supervised by an adult in the pool area. Two-three-four wheeler
motorized vehicles are prohibited. Dogs must be kept on leash.
Firewood is available for purchase (you cannot bring your own)
and dump stations are available.
*Trail rides are $20/hour (4-10 riders). You must call ahead
(507-533-9933) to arrange. Long pants and shoes are required.
2015 Schedule
Jan. 30 - Feb. 1
February 16
Feb. 26 - Mar. 1
May 5
May 8
May 22-25
May 30
June 13
June 14-18
June 22-25 June 29-July 3 July 6-10 July 26-27 July 27-31 August 3-7 August 13-15 Sept 4-7 Sept 26 October 10
October 17 November 5-8 Extreme Snow Camp - Youth
Annual Pancake Supper
“A Time to Sew” Quilter’s Retreat
Senior Day @ the Ranch - Blue Bell Tour
31st Annual Benefit Auction (Friday Night)
Memorial Day Weekend and Cookout
Adults with Disabilities (Rainbows)
Wheels & Heels 10K Event
29th National Wheelchair Sports Camp
ISCR Junior I Trailblazers Camp
Teen and Wrangler Camp
ISCR Junior II Highriders Camp
Miracles Happen Festival
Buckaroo DAY Camp – Beginners
Cowpoke DAY Camp (Intermediate)
Camp for Disabled Adults (God’s Creation)
Labor Day Weekend
2nd Muddy Warrior Run 5K
Adults with Disabilities (Fall Day at the Ranch)
Lumberjack Weekend
“A Time to Sew” Quilters Retreat
2015 Military Weekends: Operation Welcome Home
Jan 23-25 Gold Star Families
March 20-22
Minnesota Military Chaplains
April 24-26 Retreat Weekend for married couples
8th annual Wounded Warrior Turkey Hunt
May 7-10
July 17-19
Military Family summer retreat
October 2-4 Project New Hope
Feb. 26-Mar. 1 & Nov. 5-8 Treat yourself to a
Quilter’s Retreat
weekend you won’t
soon forget in the
Miracle Lodge