Indiana Engage Summer Camp 6 to 9 graders

Nurture Your Child’s Faith at Summer Camp

This Summer, Let Us Help Your Child Grow Their Faith Through Fun

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Welcome to Indiana’s SpringHill Engage Christian Camp where faith is cultivated and strengthened through new experiences.

At SpringHill Engage summer camp, we seek to deepen your child’s spiritual connection with God by infusing fun and faith in everything we do. To achieve this goal, we encourage Christ-centered problem-solving and teach them to seek and engage with God in all things.

Last summer at SpringHill:

Jeremiah became a leader for his cabinmates during an inter-cabin competition.
Allie ensured every camper in her cabin was included in the cabin discussions.
Bobby embraced the high adventure challenges even though he was afraid of heights.
Dana felt the Holy Spirit during Club and turned her life over to Jesus.

How will your child grow personally and spiritually at camp this summer?

ALL THE FUN!

Where They Play!

At SpringHill, fun and faith go together. As your child engages in new adventures, they build skills and spread laughter. Camp fun also teaches lessons in having courage, showing kindness, and being resilient through counselor-directed activities.

While at Springhill summer camp, they try different activities, explore new interests, and overcome unexpected challenges as we encourage them to see God in everyday events. Their daily schedule helps friendships develop and allows them to act on the lessons taught each day.

Campers typically participate in three exciting activities every day:

HIGH ADVENTURE!

Overcome the Climbing Wall.
Soar on the Zipline.
Boldly accept the Solo Challenge.
Explore Vertical Playpen Adventure Climb.

WATER ACTIVITIES!

Defy the Mighty Gusher.
Embrace the thrill of the Party Barge (Blob, Trapeze, & Water Zipline).
Discover the lake on SUPs (stand up paddleboards).

CRAFTS & TARGET SPORTS!

Design tie-dye shirts, custom candles, or paracords.
Run and play during Field Games.
Challenge friends to a Battle of the Bows.

LODGING

Where They Sleep!

We provide small group cabins to give campers a safe place to engage and make friends. Your child will be in a cabin with no more than 14 campers and two counselors. Boys and girls sleep separately within Clarks Grant Cabins. Each cabin has electricity, AC, and shared bathhouses.

Clarks Grant Cabins
6 Cabins sleep up to 14 campers and 2 counselors each.

We understand free time is a fundamental part of the camp experience. The daily schedule gives your child time for self-reflection, short intervals of counselor-led cabin discussions, and free time to play games and socialize with cabinmates.

Innovative Programs for Campers with Physical Disabilities

SpringHill provides innovative programs that include campers from all walks of life and all skill levels. Most of our activities can accommodate children with physical limitations. In addition to accommodations, we offer one-on-one staffing for campers who need extra assistance during their camp experience.

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SCHEDULE

A Typical Day!

*Daily events could change due to weather, accessibility, safety, or scheduling needs.

7:00-9:00 a.m.
Rise & Shine | Breakfast | Morning Devotional
Individual and small group Bible Study and introduction of the day’s spiritual theme.
10:30 a.m.
Engage Inter-Cabin Competition
11:30 a.m.
Craft & Target Sports
1:00 p.m.
Lunch
1:30 p.m.
Water Activities
3:00 p.m.
Down Time & Trading Post
4:00
High Adventure Time
5:30 p.m.
Small Group Time
Time to discuss the day’s events and how they relate to the spiritual theme of the day.
6:30 p.m.
Dinner & Mail
7:45 p.m.
Evening Event
Worship and fun!
8:45 p.m.
Campfire
Gather around the campfire for songs, games, and spiritual messages.
10:30 p.m.
Lights Out

The SpringHill Way

God Immersed

Recognizing that it is God through Christ who works to change the lives of young people, not our programming and planning.

Embracing

Being a welcoming place for all kinds of young people regardless of where they are spiritually, physically, emotionally, or socio-economically.

Innovative

Specifically designing our programs, facilities, and activities to be creative, relevant, fun, and challenging experiences that kids typically do not have available at home