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The camp was founded by [[Jake Chemell]], [[Josh Nation]], [[Jimmy Nation]] and [[Rusty Rouse]]. Rouse also serves as executive director. | The camp was founded by [[Jake Chemell]], [[Josh Nation]], [[Jimmy Nation]] and [[Rusty Rouse]]. Rouse also serves as executive director. | ||
In 2011, the [[Gardendale Rotary Club]] provided the funds to construct a pavilion at the Ranch. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 7 June 2017
Cornerstone Ranch is a non-profit Christian organization focused on helping young people. It is located at 4300 Powder Mill Road in Gardendale. The camp spans 1,200 acres and includes an 80-acre lake and five smaller ponds.
The goals of the ranch are to develop self-esteem, character, and faith in the lives of young men and women. This is accomplished through a combination of faith-based sessions and recreational activities.
History
The land where the ranch is located had been abandoned since the mid-1970s, when DuPont Corporation closed their powder plant. Cornerstone purchased the site on Dec. 31, 2008 in what was considered a sale and a donation.
The camp was founded by Jake Chemell, Josh Nation, Jimmy Nation and Rusty Rouse. Rouse also serves as executive director.
In 2011, the Gardendale Rotary Club provided the funds to construct a pavilion at the Ranch.
References
- Staff Reports (November 28, 2011) "Ranch moves to next level" North Jefferson News
External Links
- Cornerstone Ranch website