• "Camp filled a certain gap in my life" - The intricate networking of the body of Christ : Debbie Tapscott Franklin

  • Jun 30 2021
  • Length: 22 mins
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"Camp filled a certain gap in my life" - The intricate networking of the body of Christ : Debbie Tapscott Franklin

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  • We sit down with Debbie Tapscott Franklin of the "Creekside Coffee Bug" in Winston Salem, NC. Debbie served as a summer camp staffer at Patrick Springs Bible Conference in the 1960’s through the early 1970’s while growing up in Richmond, VA and never looked back from following Jesus. 

    Listen in as we reflect on the importance of faithful father figures and discuss the intricate handiwork in God’s overarching story of redeeming love for his own children…

    To learn more about Springs of Life Camp : https://www.springsoflifecamp.org/

    To learn more about Patrick Springs Bible Conference: https://www.springsoflifecamp.org/our-legacy

    To learn more about Springs of Life Camp's: Outreach Ministries: https://www.springsoflifecamp.org/outreach-ministries

    For the Creekside Coffee Bug: https://sites.google.com/springsoflifecamp.org/creekside-coffee-nehemiah/creekside-coffee-cup-bearers/winston-salemtriad-debbie-franklin-winston-salem-nc

    To learn more about Timber Bay Ministries: https://timberbay.org/ 
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