NJ Synod Servant Trips

Friendship Camps 2012

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Friendship Camps 2012 - Break It Down, Build It Up

This summer the New Jersey Synod, ELCA, will host Friendship Camps throughout Bosnia. These camps are for children ages 10-13 (and anyone else who shows up!), and are intended to help bring Healing, Hope & Peace, into their lives and their communities. Each camp has anywhere from 60-350+ students, with 10-20 teachers present. We expect to serve at least 1,400 children this summer.

Our Friendship Camps will focus on t

Welcome to the Bosnia International Servant Trip

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For the photos, videos and conversation relating to the trip, check out our Facebook page. You don't have to belong to Facebook to see the page!

This is a ministry of the New Jersey Synod, ELCA, striving to bring peace to Bosnia through the wonderful children of this beautiful country. On this website you'll see much from the past ten years of this ministry.

THE 2012 BOS

Photos from the Brcko Friendship Camp

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Financial Assistance

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If you would like to make a tax deductible contribution to this trip or simply need more information, please contact Jason Reed (jreed@njsynod.org) at the N.J. Synod office 609-586-6800.

or simply mail a check made out to the N.J. Synod.

N.J. Synod
1930 State Highway 33
Hamilton Square, NJ 08690

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The Story...

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A Brief History
Throughout the early 1990s, the former country of Yugoslavia began to split into several new countries, more or less along older national and ethnic boundaries. Bosnia declared its independence from Yugoslavia in early 1992, sparking a brutal civil war which lasted into early 1996. The three major ethnic groups in Bosnia are the Serbs, the Croats and the Bosniaks. The Serbs and Croats are Christian (Orthodox and Roman Catholic, respectively); the Bosniaks are Muslim.

Bosnia