A number of pastors and Christian leaders issued their reactions to the flash flooding at a nearly century-old Christian summer camp in Hill County, Texas, over the weekend. As reported by The Christian Post, the flood killed approximately 27 campers and counselors from Mystic, a Christian summer camp established in 1926, after the Guadalupe River rose nearly 25 feet in 45 minutes on July 4th.Overall, the death toll climbed up to over 80 across the central part of the state, while 41 are still missing. Meanwhile, 10 Mystic campers and one counselor remain missing.Here are several reactions from Christian leaders, as well as the White House Faith Office, who have responded to the tragedy. Photo Credit: ©Getty Images/The Washington Post/Contributor