Cris Oliver
Atlanta, GA
17th year on staff
Our family started coming to camp in 1972 after meeting the Millers in 1970. My husband was pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Augusta, the church Dr. Sevier pastored before starting camp. Our 4 granddaughters are all Greystone girls. Greystone is the closest place to heaven I know on earth. Growing up in Atlanta was magical, but Greystone is the home that never changes, only gets better.
“That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable to His death”…and to the completion of the thought in verse 14. Philippians 3:10
Things that I love: mountains, beaches, friends, family and chocolate
When I have an hour of free time, I like to… watch a great movie
Best camp tradition? breakfast club
Item that I MUST bring to Camp with me: my Bible
The one thing that makes any day better: a DMC, Deep Meaningful Conversation
The camp food I can’t wait to eat is… just one? scones
My favorite dad joke: the “hare” spray
My go-to pump up song: Life Is Precious
Favorite childhood book: The Little Prince
My lovey (favorite stuffed animal, blanket, etc.) growing up was a…. yikes, I can’t remember
I wanted to work at Junior Camp because… stepping on campus is another world, like working very close to heaven
The best thing about camp will be… the people