
This is a great place for someone passionate about making great food and investing in others as they learn and grow. This is a perfect environment to do what you love, grow your family, and invest in young Christian leaders.
Located in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, the HoneyRock Center for Leadership Development is an explicitly Christian leadership development center that creates space for youth and emerging adults to encounter God’s creation, live in a Christ-centered community, discover their unique callings, and find their place in God’s Kingdom. Here, people are equipped, empowered, and commissioned to live their callings for Christ and His kingdom.
Here, creative innovators and brave risk-takers fostered an environment to disciple and develop leaders. At HoneyRock people have a chance to get away from the distractions, noise, and busyness of everyday life to a quiet place encompassed by God’s creation.
While HoneyRock is called a camp, it is essentially an educational project designed to be a leadership laboratory providing an internship experience where the student undertakes total leadership responsibility of the cabin group in a camp-living situation. The HoneyRock idea was to create for the student a new kind of teaching-learning environment, unlike the school model.
The surrounding area is known as the Northwoods. It is a region of freshwater lakes, marshes, forest, and rivers. Lakes are in high number and access to forest trails abound. This area is a vacation and second home destination. Increasingly, people want to live and work here. It is known for its great fishing, hunting, and outdoor recreational opportunities.
The local community culture is made up of two smaller towns, Three Lakes and Eagle River. Both are a 20 minute drive from HoneyRock. This offers the opportunity for smaller classes in schools, slower pace of life, and connecting with more people from the area. As it is with most small towns, if you grew up in the town of Three Lakes in a multi-generational family, you are considered local. If you didn’t, you are considered new to the area. There are simple ways to connect to people here, join a church, connect with local businesses, or have kids in school.