Sue Steele lives in Signal Mountain, Tennessee with her husband Carl. All of her kids are grown up now, but Sue got to know Camp DeSoto by sending her two daughters, Rebecca and Eleanor. Now, I think Sue has spent more summers at Camp DeSoto than her daughters did! She is a long time Head Counselor and a faithful friend to Camp.
Today, Sue reminds us that Jesus can transform the wilderness into a place of nourishing plenty. At Morning Watch this morning, let’s join her in taking a closer look at the gospel story of Jesus feeding the 5,000, as told in Luke.
Today’s line dance of the day is “Dizzy” by Tommy Roe! We are throwing it back this week and we can’t wait to see who remembers this one.
