“LDP gave me a start in the area of work that I had wanted to be in for about 9 years. All the Medeba staff affirmed me so much in being involved in Christian camping. The mentorship aspect was very important for me, helping me to gain new insight in my walk with Christ that I still reflect on today.”
            Geoff Gould (LDP 1994-1995) gould@youthkzn.co.za
                *Geoff and Sarah currently are involved in adventure ministry in South Africa.

“God challenged me in ways that forced me to step outside of myself, whether in preparing and leading groups, working out a crux move in rock climbing, or having confidence in myself. LDP gave me the opportunity to learn dependency - in Him and others; about fellowship and our call to share life with others; about integrity and our call to be Christ-like people of compelling mission; and about striving toward our dreams and desires to be more than we thought we could ever be.”
            Marissa Solis (LDP 1997-1998) misolis@aol.com
                *Marissa is now working with a high adventure organization called Upward Enterprises in Maryland, USA.

“For me, LDP was a year of being very intentional about being challenged to know myself; my strengths and weaknesses; and to have opportunities to develop. There are a number of experiences I still find myself learning from several years later; as well as some memories that never fail to make me laugh. Some of the habits and growth I experienced due to LDP have become very much a part of my life now. Overall I am confident that my year in LDP at Medeba was a part of God developing me to better know and serve him with my life.”
            Chris Wignall (LDP 95-96) fvyouth@look.ca
                *Chris is currently working as the Youth Pastor at Forestview: A Church without Walls, in Burlington, Ontario
               
“For me LDP meant a year of self-discovery and a unique environment that allowed me to step out of my comfort zones. Most importantly I realized a new depth and breadth of my relationship with God, together with new insights into Bible study and the spiritual disciplines. Now that God has called me to be a wife and mother, LDP for me is not just fond memories, but principles and a new paradigm of thinking that brings a richness into my everyday life.”
            Crystal Hughes (LDP 94-95)
                *Crystal is currently enjoying the blessings of being a new mom. 
                *She is also married to Lance (LDP 96-97) who works for  the Kitchener fire department in Ontario.