Summer is coming! Across each of our programs, students will dive into the Psalms and discover what it means to have hearts formed, renewed, and lifted in worship.
HIGH SCHOOL + JUNIOR HIGH : HART’S MANOR
“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” Psalm 51:10
This summer, students will explore the Psalms of David alongside the narrative of his life to discover an honest and unfiltered portrait of the believer’s journey. Through David, we see tragedy and triumph—a man whose heart is continually being tuned to the heart of God.
Campers are invited to Hart’s Manor—the grand estate of Mayor Davey Hart—for a 1920s evening filled with mystery. But look closely… something isn’t right. A death has occurred. Secrets will surface. Every guest becomes a suspect. What begins as a murder mystery unfolds into something far deeper—a story about identity, brokenness, grace, and redemption. At Hart’s Manor, every heart will be up for questioning.
WAGON TRAIN: HALLELUJAH
“Let everything that breathes praise the Lord. Hallelujah!” Psalm 150:6
Worship is both an action and a lifestyle of devotion and commitment to God. We often cling tightly to the things we cherish—items, people, dreams, experiences. In many ways, we “worship” what we hold dear.
As campers journey through the Psalms, they will see that worship flows from our whole being and involves all our faculties.
This summer, Wagon Train will be hootin’ and hollarin’ “Hallelujah!” across the old western frontier. Worship will echo through camp as students sing, dance, and celebrate to the sound of the Spirit and the steady beat of God’s Word.
WILDWOOD: THIS IS MY STORY, THIS IS MY SONG
“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” Psalm 51:10
God has given us the narrative of David’s life—a story of worship, repentance, faith, and renewal. Through the Psalms, we see a heart continually being shaped by God.
Our goal this summer is for campers to experience how pursuing God’s heart—through prayer, His Word, and fellowship with His people results in God renewing our hearts for our good and His glory.
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