Christian Grandparenting Network
Equipping grandparents to represent Christ to the Next generation.
Our VISION is to see grandparents worldwide engaged in passing a Christ-centered spiritual legacy shaped by a biblical worldview to their grandchildren and all future generations.
Our MISSION is to encourage, equip, and empower grandparents to pass a legacy of faith in Christ to future generations.
Attend A GrandCamp Near You
United States: Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania
Canada: Alberta, Ontario
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GrandCamp
GrandCamp is a unique, grand faith adventure for grandparents and their grade-school age grandchildren focused on leaving a faith-legacy for the next generations. Through purposeful activities that grandparents and grandchildren experience together, to discovering from God’s Word what it means to walk in the truth, to building a treasure chest of life-changing memories—all in an environment that invites having a pile of fun—this will be a time for building memories that will last a lifetime! We also offer a single day Grand Day Out event for churches, as well as our Do-It-Yourself Field Guide for grandparents who would like to do their own family GrandCamp.
Recent Blog Posts
The Enduring Heart Legacy of a Father and Grandfather
As our family bears the recent lost a husband, father of 9, father-in-law to 7, and grandfather to 16 (with #17 coming this fall), we struggle with the huge hole left behind. His sudden, unexpected heart attack left us reeling and wondering how God would care for our...
Men Can Cook
At Christian Grandparenting Network (CGN), we thank God for the men He has placed in our lives. They're strong in character, supportive of their wives and families, and talented in many ways. One of the special talents we appreciate about them is their creative...
Helping Grandchildren Work Through Grief
Think back to the first time you experienced a significant loss. It was the end of summer following third grade when a few friends and I learned that a classmate’s younger sister had drowned in a lake. We stood silently with this friend after she returned from her...