Monthly Camps

Our monthly day camps are full of fun, learning, service, and relationships. These camp days are open for teenage boys, ages 12-18, in single parent, no parent, or foster homes.

We serve the youth of NW Georgia with two camp day locations - Chattooga county and Floyd county.

Camp days consist of three main elements: Teaching, Footwashings, and Skill Groups. All with a healthy dose of fun and learning!

Teaching

Each camp day centers around a monthly biblical theme. We've recently taught on the themes of forgiveness, brotherly love, humility, and more. Members of our teaching team share twice a day - morning devotional and lunch time Bible story. We end the afternoon time with small group discussion sessions led by volunteers. This is an opportunity for our campers to ask hard questions and build relationships with volunteers who love them.

Footwashings

Our morning Footwashings are service projects that allow our campers to serve and engage with the local community. We seek to serve the elderly, single parents, foster homes, and local community support organizations like halfway homes, homeless shelters, and more.

Our Footwashing groups have built wheelchair ramps, cleaned yards, done home repairs, and picked up trash on miles of Chattooga county.

Afternoon Groups

After lunch, the campers split into afternoon skills groups. The groups allow time for our volunteers to pour into and teach campers practical skills. Our campers can explore their interests, learn from caring adults, and gain applicable life skills. Campers choose from a wide variety of afternoon groups.

Mechanic's Garage – Basic car and truck repairs and maintenance

It's Electric! – Learning about electrical circuits, system repairs and installations

Photo Phun – Photography basics and story telling

Money Matters – Money management and household management

Farmsteading – Blacksmithing, managing composting, animal husbandry

Kitchen Kings – Learning to cook basic, healthy meals from scratch. We donate our fresh meals to the local homeless shelter.

Gardening Gurus – Exploring gardening techniques, planting, and maintaining the farm's garden

Nature Station – Wilderness survival skills - building shelters, finding food, identifying plants and animals

Carpentry Corner – Learning the basics of carpentry, home repairs, and construction