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Wilderness Survival

By: Joshua Wilderness Institute
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  • Summary

  • Wilderness Survival is the official podcast of the Joshua Wilderness Institute, a 9-month discipleship program located at Hume Lake Christian Camps. From information about the program to advice from alumni, this podcast gives a glimpse into daily life here at JWI! Learn more at hume.org/joshua
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Episodes
  • Episode 15 - Trip Recap - Los Angeles

    Episode 15 - Trip Recap - Los Angeles
    Mar 12 2024

    We're back with our "Trip Recap" series! Listen in to hear more about our Los Angeles trip and hear from a current student about their experience! For more info, check out hume.org/joshua or email us at joshuainfo@hume.org
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    31 mins
  • Episode 14 - Trip Recap - Dominican Republic

    Episode 14 - Trip Recap - Dominican Republic
    Feb 28 2024

    We're back with our "Trip Recap" series! Listen in to hear more about our Dominican Republic trip and hear from a current student about their experience! For more info, check out hume.org/joshua or email us at joshuainfo@hume.org
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    24 mins
  • Episode 13 -Trip Recap - Hume SoCal

    Episode 13 -Trip Recap - Hume SoCal
    Feb 6 2024

    We're back with our "Trip Recap" series! Listen in to hear more about our Hume SoCal trip and hear from a current student about their experience! For more info, check out hume.org/joshua or email us at joshuainfo@hume.org
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    19 mins
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