2025 Camp Theme

Rooted in Faith: Camp Bible Study Curriculum Overview

This year’s Bible study curriculum, Rooted in Faith, encourages campers to explore their relationship with God while fostering growth, deepening faith, and building a supportive community. Each day focuses on a unique theme:

  • Covenant Building: Campers learn about trust and promises by exploring God’s covenant with Noah, creating their own “Camp Covenant” to encourage kindness and cooperation.
  • God’s Creation: Through nature walks, campers appreciate the beauty of creation and begin to understand their role as stewards of the environment.
  • Brave Spaces: Inspired by Joshua 1:9, campers engage in a “Brave Steps” activity, practicing courage in their daily lives with the support of peers and faith.
  • Young Voices: Using 1 Timothy 4:12, campers celebrate their talents in an “Affirmation Circle,” reinforcing community through encouragement.
  • Love and Acceptance: A “Diversity Quilt” activity highlights the beauty of diversity and the importance of love and respect, as everyone is created in God’s image.
  • Service and Stewardship: Campers explore serving others and being responsible stewards of creation.

By the end of the week, campers will have deepened their faith and received badges to symbolize their growth in love, courage, and community.

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Young Camper Programs (Grades 1-6):
These programs offer a gentle introduction to camp life, filled with fun and creative activities. Younger campers can explore the outdoors, unleash their imagination, and build confidence through a range of camps like Explore Camp, Water Wonderland, and Art Explosion. Whether they’re making friends at Day Camp, diving into Science and Innovation, or expressing themselves through Music and Dance, these camps are designed to provide an engaging and supportive environment. The experiences help build teamwork, creativity, and new skills while offering tons of fun and excitement!

 

Older Camper Programs (Grades 7-12):
For older campers, the programs are all about adventure, creativity, and personal growth. Teens can challenge themselves at camps like Survivor Camp or embark on a thrilling cosmic journey in Space Odyssey. Camps like Aqua Adventure and Eco Warriors focus on teamwork and environmental stewardship, while Drama Camp and Fantasy Land encourage campers to express themselves through performance and imaginative quests. Each program is designed to foster leadership, build lasting friendships, and provide unforgettable experiences.

A Day at Summer Camp

Every day at Camp Agape is filled with fun, faith, and unforgettable moments! Here’s a glimpse of what a typical day might look like:

Morning: Start the day with a hearty breakfast, followed by a time of worship or devotion to set the tone. Then, dive into group activities like hiking, or team-building challenges such as our escape room or our challenge course.

Afternoon: After lunch, enjoy a variety of activities, from crafts and archery to swimming and nature exploration. Each camper rotates through exciting options, guided by our caring cabin leaders.

Evening: After dinner, gather for camp-wide games, skits, or inspiring worship under the stars. Close the day with small group devotions, reflecting on the day’s experiences and God’s presence in our lives.

From meaningful moments of faith to outdoor adventures, every day is an opportunity to grow closer to God, build friendships, and create lasting memories.

Where Campers Stay

Our air-conditioned cabins provide comfortable, functional lodging for campers during their summer camp experience. Equipped with bunk beds, restrooms, and plenty of natural light, the cabins create a cozy and inviting space. Conveniently located near key camp facilities and surrounded by scenic views, they are the perfect home base for summer adventures at Camp Agape.

Agape Ministry is an organization related to the Christian faith in general, and the Lutheran Church in particular.  We do not discriminate in providing services to individuals on the basis of age, race, ethnicity, religion, gender or gender identity, sexual identity or orientation, ability or disability, or political affiliation, UNLESS, such attribute is directly related to the program for which they are enrolling.  (Example:  10 year old wishing to enroll in a program for teenagers.)