[Diolog Magazine Camp Allen June 2016] A native of Shreveport, Louisiana, George Dehan moved to Houston in 1978. He earned an MBA from the University of Arkansas and has been married to Carol for 46 years. Dehan became the first president of Camp Allen in 2001 after a 26-year career in the...

[Diolog Magazine Camp Allen June 2016] Weekends fill up fast at Camp Allen with conferences and groups coming on retreat, but weekdays are often quiet. How could Camp Allen find groups to come between Monday and Friday?

[Diolog Magazine Camp Allen June 2016] "I didn't truly grasp the fullness of God's grace until I came to Camp Allen" Lauren Day admits. She grew up at Good Shepherd, Kingwood, and attended summer camp from the age of eight, later served as a camp counselor, then as a member of senior...

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