Ellerslie Students - Campus
campus gallery take a tour with annie
During a morning quiet time, I looked out my window to take in this view. Mmmm... just another morning
on the Ellerslie campus.
There’s something so timeless about a small steepled chapel and I’m so very partial to ours.
Our lovely lake. I think we have a few ‘ideas’ in the works for how to make it even more charming. A walking path... row boats... we’ll have to see!
Ellerslie Campus dormitories all aglow while the
sun sets over the mountains. It may be deep orange
in the fall, but come spring and summer everything
will wrap itself in green!
Inside the chapel. The window at the front opens to reveal a gorgeous view of the mountains!
During a break between Ellerslie sessions, you’ll have to take advantage of the beautiful setting by taking a lakeside prayer walk or by gathering around a picnic table with friends to chat about the latest session!
Winter in Windsor. Cozy and quiet, providing all the best reasons to stay inside and keep company with a tattered hard bound copy of The Scottish Chiefs.
Back when Hudson was just a wee tike and not yet his 5 year old self, we gathered on the property to pray for the land and to see Ellerslie established.
I thought you might enjoy getting familiar with our Ellerslie campus and our lovely town of Windsor, before you arrive.
So, head out with me and my Nikon and we’ll see what we can find!
And now for “Old Town” in downtown Fort Collins. It’s just about a 15 min. drive away and provides you with the most delicious ice cream at Kilwins!
Also in Fort Collins, there are several coffee shops, quaint & delicious eateries, and nearly any place you would want to shop.
One of my favorite hikes is up around Lily Lake just above the mountain town of Estes Park. We hope to plan some day trips with everyone to enjoy this refreshing, beautiful area!
On a group hike with some of our discipleship conference attendees.
More to come...
March 24, 2010 Snow falls on Ellerslie, a glorious blanket of white.
We’ve all been ready for spring, but when snow lands as lovely as this, we can’t help but receive it with joy.