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====== Camp Bratton-Green ======


Camp Bratton-Green (CBG) is a summer camp of the [[https://www.dioms.org/|Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi]], in Way, Mississippi (1530 Way Rd.). It is a program of the [[http://graycenter.org|Duncan M. Gray Center]]. [[Chip Davis|The Rev. Chip Davis]] has been executive director since 2022, along with [[Cathy Davis]]. There are several buildings at camp, including the [[Admin Building|admin building]], the [[Rec Hall|rec hall]], the [[Dining Hall|dining hall]], the [[Chapel|chapel]], the [[Shop|shop]], the [[Craft Shack|arts and crafts shack]], and six functional cabins (Cabins 1, 2, 3, 4a, 4b, 4c, 5a, 5b, 5c((5 exist in spirit and memory. and 4 are no longer in use)), A, B, and C).

===== History and Name =====

The first Episcopal summer camp in MS was held in 1924 on the Mississippi coast. Camp Bratton-Green received its name in honor of then-Bishop Theodore Dubose Bratton and his successor, Bishop William Mercer Green. The current grounds were opened in 1946 in Rose Hill.

===== Youth Programs ======

  * [[Summer Camp]]
  * [[DOY]]
  * [[Winter Solstice]]

===== Other Events =====

Camp also hosts parish retreats for churches around the state, as well as work weekends organized by the [[Alumni Association]].

===== Years =====
  * [[2025]]
  * [[2024]]
  * [[2023]]
  * [[2022]]
  * [[2021]]
  * [[2020]]
  * [[2015]]
  * [[2016]]
===== Traditions  =====
  * [[Song Book]]
  * [[Lunch Songs]]
===== Administration and Guidance =====
  * [[Policies and Procedures Handbook]]
  * [[Cabin AC Explainer Video]]
  * [[Dishwasher Explainer Video]]
  * [[Daily Schedule]]
  * [[Night Duty]]
===== Miscellaneous =====
  * [[Photos]]
  * [[Bool School]]
  * [[Mythology]]
  * [[Buildings]]