The name “Evans Memorial Camp” was chosen to honor Mickey and Laura-Mae Evans founders of Dunklin Memorial Camp in Okeechobee Florida. As pioneers in the recovery field their vision and obedience have blazed a trail of new life and freedom for families all over the world.
The Grounds
MAIN BUILDING
Evans Memorial Camp opened it's doors for operation on April 30th 2016. Presently this City of Refuge has a two story house with a double wide trailer on either side. This was the first building for the City of Refuge and can house seventeen men. Down stairs will consist of an area for the classes, dorms, and fellowship. The upstairs is a two bedroom one bath with kitchen housing Servant Leadership Training men.
Evans Memorial Camp opened it's doors for operation on April 30th 2016. Presently this City of Refuge has a two story house with a double wide trailer on either side. This was the first building for the City of Refuge and can house seventeen men. Down stairs will consist of an area for the classes, dorms, and fellowship. The upstairs is a two bedroom one bath with kitchen housing Servant Leadership Training men.
STAFF HOUSING
In 2015 we received a generous gift of a double wide three bedroom two bath trailer that has been put on the property. After a sincere gift from a couple for a new roof this became the home for the Directors.
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REVERENT VILLAGE We have added a hook up for RVs and Trailers for any travelers desiring to visit. These have been renovated and are able to allow wives and children to visit on the weekends. |
City of Refuge
We continue to see God's provision through donations of buildings. We now have two buildings for families to live in once a man has completed the program. A fully functioning cafeteria and a hundred person capacity sanctuary.
We continue to see God's provision through donations of buildings. We now have two buildings for families to live in once a man has completed the program. A fully functioning cafeteria and a hundred person capacity sanctuary.
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OUR BACK YARD includes: Basketball Court Garden Fishing Chickens Dogs Work Shed |
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The video below is Dunklin Memorial Camp where Rick and Stephany Wagner came from.
Follow Us As We Follow Him
Were Not Where We Used To Be Yet Not Where We Need To Be!
Were Not Where We Used To Be Yet Not Where We Need To Be!
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