Oh, no, I mean just look at her.

The copilot door is missing.

The propeller is bent.

Listen up, everybody.

What you've just witnessed is Jake the Summer Camp prankmaster.

Counselor Jake, do you want to know how I feel about Summer Camp this year?

Oh, okay, Judah.

I miss Jean. Join me on a trip to Discovery Mountain, where the air is clear, clear enough to hear your imagination, and where every day is an exercise in faith.

Join me for today's expedition in Discovery Mountain. Yeah! Teen camp has been a bit unusual this summer.

The campers, well, they've enjoyed swimming, rock climbing, horseback riding, all like other years at camp,

but it isn't every year that a pilot crashes her plane just outside of camp. All week, the campers and

the counselors, well, they've hiked out just close enough to the crash site to get a look at the small plane.

Pilot Rawlings hasn't been back to the crash site yet.

And she and Reader, well, they haven't spoken yet either.

Let's listen and see what Pilot Rawlings discovers at the crash site.

And how are our campers doing today? Will they be ready for our

drama production, which happens in just a few days? Well, as always, listen for today's

faith exercise in our episode called Crash Recovery. Ah, Miss Rollins, how are you feeling? Oh, good morning, Mr. Simon. You know, I'm really feeling much better today. Thanks for asking. And please, just call me Bonnie.

All right, Bonnie. What can I help you with this morning? Well, I'm headed to the crash site, and to be honest, I'm a little nervous about seeing my

plain old damage the way she is.

Yes, I can understand it. It would break my heart to see Bluebird in that kind of condition.

Mr. Simon, my grandmother, she just always speaks so well of you.

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