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Maranatha: The Miracle Camp on the Plains I Remember series its evolution in rabbinic and(From Voices of Maranatha section of book) "I had the privilege of spending every summer of my growing up years at camp. I absolutely loved it. Camp was open space to explore, create, play and meet new people. From an early childhood spent in enjoying Camp as a big playground, to seasons spent serving as Camp staff member, Maranatha has always been about building and nurturing relationships." Precious Olsen Atchison, Manhattan, Kansas We earn a