Most camp directors would agree that finding enough good counselors is their most difficult task. They would also agree that training counselors to serve well is almost as hard. The Camp Counselor promises help.

Drawington forty years of camping experience, the author discusses the basics of counseling in a typical Christian camp. He focuses on attitudes and relationships rather than camperaft or activity skills. He challenges the counselor to spiritual excellence, both in self and leadership. Study guides following each chapter in Unit One provide a self-study training resource.

In a readable, anecdotal style, the author guides the counselors through adventures they are likely to encounter in any Christian camp. The book will appeal especially to those who serve as volunteers, though all beginning counselors will find helpful insight.

When supplemented with resources supplied by a camp. The -Camp Counselor will prepare a man, woman, or youth for one of today's most challenging and rewarding Christian ministries, camp counseling.