A week that calls students to trust Christ no matter the cost.
This year's theme follows Jesus on the road to the cross and challenges students to keep following Him through pressure, confusion, and surrender. From worship services to team games, every part of the week is aimed at helping students take a real step with Christ.
Ian Dunaway
Ian Dunaway is committed to clear, Bible-first preaching that helps students see how the truth of Scripture meets real life and shapes everyday faithfulness.
Students will hear clear Bible preaching all week long, with messages designed to connect Scripture to everyday decisions, spiritual growth, and lasting faith.
Camp starts in
“EVEN IF...”
“Crowds, Bullies, and Blind Men ”
This is a powerful three-session study focusing on Luke 18:35-19:10, covering Jesus' journey through Jericho on the way to the Cross. The study and passage challenge us with this question: Will I follow Jesus even if He isn’t what I thought He was, even if He costs me everything I hold dear, and even if He costs me everything I know? This passage in the Gospel explains the power of Jesus through the main players: Jesus, the crowd, Zacchaeus, and the blind beggar Bartimaeus.
The week is designed to be both grounded and unforgettable.
A clear structure helps students settle in and stay present.
This sample schedule gives families a feel for the flow of each day. Exact activities may shift, but the rhythm remains steady throughout the week.
See how the grounds are organized before arrival.
Choose the registration step you need.
Camper pre-registration reserves a spot with a $50.00 deposit due by May 1, 2026. Full registration is available when families are ready to complete the full camp form.
Listen to the worship set list before camp.
Families and students can use this playlist to get familiar with the songs we'll be singing together during the week.