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The new Camp Medley directors on staff would like to introduce themselves.

Kurt GoddardMy name is Kurt Goddard and I am the new Interim Director at Camp Medley. My relationship with Camp Medley dates back to 1992 as camper then eventually spending three years as a volunteer and four years on staff. Previously, I worked for the New Brunswick Association for Community doing advocacy, leadership, and networking as their Manager of Family Support. Prior to NBACL, I worked as a Case Manager for O.N.E Change Youth Inclusion Program in the Old North End in Saint John. I have recently gone back to university and am now entering my second year of law at UNB. I have always enjoyed working with youth and I firmly believe Camp Medley is a great place to develop and engage young disciples in the Diocese.

Alyssa HayterHello! My name is Alyssa Hayter and I am the Interim Assistant Director at Camp Medley this summer. I was a camp counselor at Medley from 2007-2009, and I became part of the senior staff in the summers of 2010 and 2011 as Head Female Counselor. I hold a Bachelor of Psychology as well as a Bachelor of Education. I was an active member of the Puppet Ministry at Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton for six years, where I helped develop and perform puppet shows about living the Christian life that were taken all across New Brunswick and put on for children. I have a passion for preaching the Gospel to children in an interactive way, as well as providing environments where children are surrounded by strong Christian role models. “Preach the Gospel every day; if necessary, use words.” – St. Francis

Medley SignIt has been a busy pre-camp season at Camp Medley. The siding project on the dining hall is winding down. The stain and paint on the cabins by the Guild of St. Joseph has dried and registration numbers have been steadily climbing. Two groups from the Diocese have already come and gone. Staff have been hired and the full staff-training week is about to begin. Camp Medley maintains its accreditation by the New Brunswick Camping Association.

18 June 2013
Diocesan Communications