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Camp McDowell offers summer camps, adventure camps, environmental camps and outreach programs, group lodging and conference facilities. | Camp McDowell offers summer camps, adventure camps, environmental camps and outreach programs, group lodging and conference facilities. | ||
In March 2023, the camp hosted the House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church for a six-day retreat and business meeting. | |||
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* [http://www.campmcdowell.com/ Camp McDowell] website | * [http://www.campmcdowell.com/ Camp McDowell] website | ||
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[[Category:Episcopal | * Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs (March 13, 2023) [https://www.episcopalchurch.org/publicaffairs/house-of-bishops-elects-armed-forces-and-federal-ministries-bishop-suffragan-and-navajoland-provisional-bishop-reaffirms-trans-rights/ "House of Bishops elects Armed Forces and Federal Ministries bishop suffragan and Navajoland provisional bishop, reaffirms trans rights"] | ||
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[[Category:Walker County]] | [[Category:Walker County]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:24, 17 March 2023
Camp McDowell, established in 1948, is a church camp and conference center operated by the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. The camp is located near Nauvoo in Walker County.
Camp McDowell offers summer camps, adventure camps, environmental camps and outreach programs, group lodging and conference facilities.
In March 2023, the camp hosted the House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church for a six-day retreat and business meeting.
External link
- Camp McDowell website
References
- Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs (March 13, 2023) "House of Bishops elects Armed Forces and Federal Ministries bishop suffragan and Navajoland provisional bishop, reaffirms trans rights"