Christian Camping Leaders Conferences (CCLC) History

Christian Camping International/Russia began conducting Christian Camp Leaders' Conferences in 2001.

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2009

St. Petersburg (Russia), 224 participants, 78 camps represented, 16 уhristian organizations, 11 countries represented - CCLC Syllabus, photos, video.

2008

St. Petersburg (Russia), 307 participants, 97 camps represented, 24 уhristian organizations, 14 countries represented - CCLC Syllabus
Kiev (Ukraine), 436 participants, 131 camps represented, 11 countries represented - info

2007

St. Petersburg (Russia), 301 participants, 95 camps represented, 10 countries represented - CCLC Syllabus
Kiev (Ukraine), 433 participants, 161 camps represented, 12 countries represented

2006

Vladivostok (Russia), 78 participants, 21 camps represented
Kiev (Ukraine), 530 participants, 158 camps represented, 8 countries represented
St. Petersburg (Russia), 315 participants, 106 camps represented, 14 countries represented - CCLC Syllabus

2005

Nemirov (Ukraine), 338 participants, 127 camps represented, 9 countries represented
St. Petersburg (Russia), 346 participants, 114 camps represented, 10 countries represented

2004

Kiev (Ukraine), 278 participants, 121 camps represented, 6 countries represented
St. Petersburg (Russia), 288 participants, 124 camps represented, 7 countries represented

2003

Kiev (Ukraine), 298 participants, 112 camps represented, 4 countries represented
Irkutsk (Russia), 74 participants, 29 camps represented, 1 country represented
St. Petersburg (Russia), 268 participants, 119 camps represented, 8 countries represented

2002

Kiev (Ukraine), 191 participants, 97 camps represented, 4 countries represented
Irkutsk (Russia), 111 participants, 42 camps represented, 1 country represented
St. Petersburg (Russia), 240 participants, 122 camps represented, 8 countries represented

2001

Kiev (Ukraine), 478 participants, 186 camps represented, 9 countries represented
Irkutsk (Russia), 105 participants, 36 camps represented, 1 country represented