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VISION
To create an atmosphere where people come from all walks of life, to be refreshed. A place where recreation, God’s creation, the word of God, and worship, all combine in leaving a lifelong impact on the soul of each camper.
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WHAT TO EXPECT
Refreshing Service
KEY LEADERSHIP

Greg Kibler
Director
Greg began at Green Valley Lake Christian Camp in 1993, assisting in the construction of the facility. Opening the summer of 1994, he became a part of the camp team, and in 1996 began serving as the assistant director. His duties included overseeing the facility building and grounds, helping develop and oversee the numerous activities for kids, and being involved in day-to-day operations with staff and retreats. In 2013, Greg became the director and continues to enjoy serving in such a beautiful setting that is impacting lives for eternity.

Jim Ramos
Assistant Director
Jim began attending Calvary Chapel in 1970. He then became part of the ministry of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa at the Conference Center in Twin Peaks, where he was the manager of the food service for many years. He is now the pastor of a small church in Green Valley lake, California.

Lisa Guffey
Office Manager
Lisa has been the office manager since 2008. She handles the contracts with the retreat leaders, as well as the insurance requirements. When you call the camp phone number, it is Lisa who will help you with all your needs and questions.

Seth Weimer
Facilities & Activities Coordinator
Seth oversees all the physical needs of our facility as well as the activities that are available for the day. He is the “man behind the scenes”.

Leigh Ann Wahlquist
Housekeeping
Leigh Ann is the head of Green Valley Lake Christian Camp’s housekeeping department. She, along with the rest of the staff, works hard to make sure the lodges and dorms are clean and ready for the guests’ arrival.

Michael Smith
Audio & Visual
Michael is the overseer of all audio/visual needs. Please inform Michael one week prior to ensure every audio/visual need is met.