Camp Agape Hawaii is ready to inspire for summer
HONOLULU (KHON2) — There's a life changing transformative camp happening this month. Camp agape is designed to create a supportive environment for a brighter future.
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WakeUp2Day's Chris Latronic went live at their headquarters Pearl City with more.
He met up with Camp Agape Founder & Senior Pastor, Roy Yamaguchi Jr. to learn more about this life-changing program and how it has positively changed every person who is involved.Camp Agape Hawaii is currently accepting applications for children who have an incarcerated parent. Guardians can apply through their website at CampAgapeHawaii.org.
The organization also welcomes support through donations, prayer, or volunteering.
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In addition to the camp, they host Saturday morning church services that are open to all—former campers, volunteers, families, and anyone looking for a community of faith and healing.
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