Holiday Camps & Centres à Luxton, Winnipeg, MB
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121 Cathedral Avenue, Winnipeg, R2W 0W8
(204) 269-8468
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700 Watt Street, Winnipeg, R2K 2S7
(204) 771-0369
Church, Religious organization, Camp 
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2695 Main St, Winnipeg, R2V 4S9
(204) 339-6631
parks, RV & Tent Campsites, RV park, Home Parks, Terrains de maisons mobiles, Homes, Voyages et Logement, Trailer, Campgrounds, Tourist Accommodation, Logement 
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123 Doncaster St, OLD TUXEDO, Winnipeg, R3N 2B2
(204) 477-7487
Sporting & Recreational Camps, Camp, Sleepover Camps, and Other Lodging, Hotels, Camps, Rooming Houses, Lodging, Sports & Recreation, Sports et Loisirs, Sporting and recreational camps, Camping 
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835 Beaverbrook St, Winnipeg, R3N 1N8
(204) 899-5346
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600 Shaftesbury Blvd #200, Winnipeg, R3P 2J1
(204) 895-2267
SPORTING & RECREATIONAL CAMPS; SPORTING & RECREATIONAL CAMPS / CHURCH CAMPS; RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 
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420 University Crescent, Winnipeg, R3T 2N2
(204) 474-7279
Child Care Service, Academic Camp, Recreation center 
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760 Charleswood Road, MINTO, Winnipeg, R3R 1K6
(204) 783-9564
Faith Bible Camp seeks to glorify God by providing a biblical, relational and affordable camping program for children, youth and adults that they might come to know, love and serve the Lord Jesus Christ. Sponsoring Churches Faith Bible Camp is staffed and maintained by Christian people from several Manitoba area churches. Est. 1954 In 1952, a man by the name of Geri Thomas had a real desire to share the Bible with boys and girls. He discussed the possibility of a children's Bible Camp with some Christian friends. On a cold January day, he and four other men went across the ice to look at a potential site on Elk Island. It looked great, even with snow all around, so plans began. The first camp was in July 1954 with 135 children spending two weeks at the site on Elk Island. Tents constituted most of the accommodations for sleeping. It was logical to call the camp "Faith Bible Camp" because of the faith shown by the men who had begun the work. In 1969, the camp was moved off of the island to its current mainland location. Today, some fifty years later, the tents are gone, but the work of the Gospel at Faith Bible Camp carries on for the salvation of souls, and the glory of God.