After experiencing the beauty and ministry of Mission Springs in various roles dating back to birth, Jenny Cobbley joined the Mission Springs Board in 2024. She participated in youth programs as a child, worked on the grounds and at Frontier Ranch as a high school and college student, and became a leaseholder of family cabins as an adult. Her favorite memories of Mission Springs are walking the mountain with her family, swimming at the pool, and experiencing camp as a camper and an employee at Frontier Ranch. For Jenny, Mission Springs is special because it is one of the “thin places” referenced in the Celtic tradition—one of those places where the line between heaven and earth is more passable, making it easier to connect with God. She believes she can bring some institutional memory of Mission Springs to a board seat, which can be helpful when working with stakeholders and groups connected to the camp. Jenny is married to Michigan native Josh Cobbley and has two daughters, Emerson and Isabelle, who attended and worked at Frontier Ranch. She currently works as an elementary art teacher at Mack Elementary, a private Christian school in Woodinville.