Photo gallery: Campers enjoy summer of life-changing activities at Camp Pinnacle
Campers cheer during a group activity at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
A camper tries the low rope course at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
A camper takes notes during a chapel service at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Campers enjoy canoeing on the lake at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
An excited camper sets off on a hike at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
A camp staffer reacts to getting hit with a water balloon during an activity at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
A camper tries her hand at pottery at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Campers gather to head off to their next activity at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Campers and their moms learn about Bangladesh during a session at Camp Pinnacle. A smoke machine was used to simulate conditions inside a Bangladeshi sweat shop. (Index/Henry Durand)
Campers enjoy crafts at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Lauren Sullens, president of the Georgia Woman's Missionary Union, gives a presentation on Bangladesh at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Moms and campers learn pottery at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Campers toss water balloons during an activity at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
Campers try their hand at archery as moms look on at Camp Pinnacle. (Index/Henry Durand)
CLAYTON, Ga. — More than 500 campers and their moms attended sessions at Camp Pinnacle, owned and operated by Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union of Georgia this summer. Camp director Tabitha Ferrell said 10 campers made salvation decisions.
