Victory
Heights Bible Camp is a Christian camp founded in 1965 by the Association of
Evangelical Bible Churches (AEBC) in Trinidad and Tobago. The ministry’s
mission is to share Christ, nurture disciples, develop Godly families, develop
spiritually mature Bible churches, and develop effective church support
ministries (including missions). 
EMI
partnered with AEBC on the Victory Heights Campsite Expansion Project. As
part of an engineering design team I assisted EMI design a new
multi-purpose auditorium for training and special events. The new auditorium
building (with future seating up to 1000) will include a kitchen, toilet facilities,
office(s) and support spaces for the camp. Our team provided a design
development concept for this facility as well as surveyed the existing 30 acre
site, and developed a long-term (50 year) master plan for the campus for future growth.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Victory-Heights-Bible-Camp/119395724885517
If you would like to hear more about my experience at Victory Heights ask me about or click on my post below!
https://makemypathsstraight.blogspot.com/2016/02/10-days-in-trinidad.html
If you would like to hear more about my experience at Victory Heights ask me about or click on my post below!
https://makemypathsstraight.blogspot.com/2016/02/10-days-in-trinidad.html
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| On our camp tour with the director on day 1 |
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| What a team of designers at work looks like when the tour and survey are over. |
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| Basketball court, playground, and girls' dorm |
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| Existing Camp Pool |
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| Cricket Pitch & Soccer Field |
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| Photo bombing our trip leader as we conducted a drone survey. |
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| Our team with the final master plan |
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| Our day of rest at the Trinidad Coast |
Hi Thank you so much for sharing this post...it is so wonderful to see this. I received Christ as my Savior about the age of 9 here at Victory Height and at the age of 59 I am still walking with my Lord in power and might. I thank God The Father for thos place and the people He used to Found it and the countless people that have worked to build The Kingdom of God. May The Holy Spirit pour out afresh on this place and upon the people that visit or live there. GOD bless you and Shalom
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