cflcwebJul 3Invest in Tomorrow, TodayOur Summer Staff are here! Outdoor ministry work continues. We are developing the next generation of leaders. Caroline Furnace needs YOUR he
cflcwebJul 2DIY Quiet Day: The Blessed TrinityTogether, we celebrate 50 years of Lutheran women being ordained in the United States, 40 years of women of color being ordained, and 10
cflcwebJun 22Outdoor Ministry is more than Summer CampWe come to you today with difficult news and cautious optimism. For the first time in over 60 years, we will not have Summer Camp this year.
cflcwebJun 19Together, we embrace JuneteenthTogether, we embrace Juneteenth, a celebration that is important to our communities. We stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter m...
cflcwebJun 15In Memory of Dwayne WestermannWe celebrate the ministry of Rev. Dwayne Westermann and his early leadership at Caroline Furnace, where it all began. Dwayne was on staff
cflcwebJun 9Please Share this Prayer on June 14thGod of Creation, We give you thanks for the many outdoor ministries across the nation that provide us with a sacred space in God's creatio
cflcwebJun 4Meet our Program Directors, Andy and Caroline!Meet Caroline! This is Caroline's fourth summer on staff! She graduated from Queen's University of Charlotte this spring, majoring in Mus...
cflcwebJun 2Welcome to Quiet Day!If you are at Caroline Furnace: You are welcome to spend as long as you like today in prayer, meditation, and solitude. We invite you to...
cflcwebMay 15Reviving Our Roots: Small Group Summer CampingMessage to our Summer Campers: We miss you and can’t wait to see you at Caroline Furnace soon! We understand that all of this is new, sca...
cflcwebFeb 13Generation to Generation: Outdoor Ministry HistoryPhoto of Rev. Richard Neal (left) and Bishop "Buck" Moyer (right) showing the 3D models of the cabins and lodge, circa 1964
cflcwebFeb 13New Community StatementWhen we say "All are welcome here. You are welcome here.", we really mean it. Below is our newly developed Community Statement with guidance
cflcwebJan 16Generation to Generation: Furnace HistoryDid you know? Caroline Furnace (1830s to 1865) only operated October to April, because the slaves and day laborers were needed on the nearby
cflcwebJan 3Wow, what a year! Let's take a look at 2019.(For the full recap with photos, click here) 2019 has been an exciting year at Caroline Furnace! There are many things to be grateful for...
cflcwebDec 6, 2019Generation to GenerationThe Summer 2020 theme of Generation to Generation is very relevant to my experiences at Caroline Furnace, and to what many of us experien...
cflcwebNov 22, 2019OMC Great Gathering: RelationSHIFTLast week, Caroline Furnace sent four staff, a Board member, and a volunteer to the Great Gathering, an ecumenical conference hosted by t...
cflcwebNov 8, 2019Power the Future Summit: Recap and Next StepsWe will have further opportunities to comment through feedback forms and surveys in January. A committee will meet to consolidate data in...
cflcwebOct 3, 2019Summer Camp 2020: Generation to GenerationGood indeed is the Lord, whose steadfast love endures forever. God's faithfulness continues for all generations. -Psalm 100:5 We have a p...
cflcwebSep 19, 2019Generation to GenerationYou can't know me long before you realize the two things I talk about most are Caroline Furnace and marching band. Recently these two pas...
