Due to COVID-19: We are hopeful that we will able to hold camp this summer. Our dates are as follows: May 31- June 4th, June 7-11, June 21-25, and June 28- July 2.

Summer Camp Information

Every director wants campers to have a fun time with lots of laughter.  Of course I want that- however I have a larger goal.  With the world we live in, children are not usually ready for times of responsibility.  I want to see character and self-reliance built within a child so they can handle difficult situations.

• Keeping up with all their belongings is difficult for many children and the few days of camp builds responsibility.
• Canoeing, fishing or shooting an arrow seems dangerous and scary, because they have never done these things.  However, learning a few rules of safety and instruction builds, "I can do this new activity and figure out other activities now."
• Meeting new people in a different environment is challenging and the children learn to interact with diverse cultures.
• Getting on the back of a horse, or learning how to trot or gallop brings fear for most, however, they learn to overcome and succeed.
• Understanding more about Jesus and how to relate to him as Savior and Lord, prepares KIDS for life in no other way.
• All these things prepare children for life!