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Briefs: Kicking Bear fundraiser Saturday, River Sweep returns April 20 - sign up now

FAIR HILL — Kicking Bear Ministries Maryland will host its banquet April 13 at the Ed Walls Building at the Cecil County Fairgrounds.

Wilderness Glory Camp 2023 – 89.5 FM – WCNP

Come camp with us, fellowship together and worship Jesus in open air as we press into His heart together for the region. We are hungry and thirsty for more of Him! Enjoy a beautiful weekend of camping at Dwelling Place, part of Holy Ground Ministries […]

Prepare for Kicking Bear | Pampa News

Kicking Bear is back and better than ever. The free one-day outdoor event will be held on June 17th at 4F Outfitters, 24 miles north of Pampa on Highway 70. Becca and Cal Ferguson, the owners of …

Lakota Descendants Remember Ancestors Killed at Wounded Knee

A new religion offered them hope, then led them to their deaths  

Kicking Bear's West Salem Camp set for Friday

Kicking Bear Ministry holds first annual Shed Antler and Easter Egg Hunt

Kicking Bear Ministry welcomed community members to its free Easter fun-filled day Saturday.

When the wild west came to the east end - and Glasgow met Buffalo Bill

Come mosey on down to the wild, wild west with us this week at Times Past HQ.

Camp "Send A Kid" allows kids to experience rite of passage

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) – Camp Decorah gave kids an opportunity to take part in a rite of passage. Its “Send A Kid” program gives area children, who don’t have the means or opportunity to experience other summer programs, a week at camp. Friday’s activities included shooting BB guns and crafting. Over the week, kids also tried their hand at archery and tomahawk throwing with Kicking Bear. Wiscorp is also involved in the camp and helped educate campers about the outdoors. Susan Adams, the Camp Director for Camp Send A Kid says, “I think we all can agree that there’s way too much couch time, and way too much screen time in our lives right now, and especially after our time in quarantine, [it’s] really important to get out into nature.”

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