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Many of you have heard by now a wildfire swept through Apple Canyon yesterday and Pine Springs Ranch was evacuated. Summer camp was in session with 120 campers ...plus summer camp staff. All campers and staff were safely taken to Hemet SDA Church and reunited with parents. We had a great team effort led by summer camp director, Carmen Ibanez, and her assistant, Jeremy Cruz, as well as all resident and summer camp staff. We are grateful to the Hemet church for their support by opening the church to a couple hundred instant guests. They did a phenomenal job with the evacuation and keeping the children safe. We attempted to get updates on the condition of the camp structures last night but were told it would be this morning before the fire department could get in and assess damages. Due to the fast moving fire and the immediate need to evacuate, the horses, the animals at the nature center and personal belongings had all been left behind. We only had time to evacuate people in the vehicles. Today, Tim Rawson and I joined the resident staff at the fire command center in Mountain Center and were able to get Tim and Carmen on a truck into the site to help look at damage with firefighters. The major buildings are still standing, but we have complete loss of the following: sewer plant, store, maintenance facilities, and the Wuttke home. There is some damage to other staff housing, Town Hall and other random spots. It will most likely be Friday before we can get in again to do a more complete assessment of the property. The animals are fine and animal control has taken over their care and feeding until we can remove them from the property. We are grateful for the standing structures and saddened at the losses. Please keep Fritz and Melody Wuttke in your prayers as they lost everything when their house burned to the ground. The camp is not out of further danger. Apple Canyon continues to be an active fire site. Thankful to God for a wonderful camp staffthankful to God the campers are all safe.and thankful even though the camp was in the direct path of the fire we did not have more damage. We are grateful for the fire fighters and responders who have worked so hard to save the property and been so compassionate to us. We will update you as we continue to make decisions on summer camp and facility use during this unfolding fire disaster. Keep praying with us God has been very good! Sandra Roberts Executive Secretary Southeastern California Conference

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