CHILDREN'S CAMP
Children's Camp weeks are for campers going into the 4th-7th grade.
Week 1 - Children's Camp (CLOSED)
June 5th - 9th, 2023
Speaker: Corey Hallett
Week 3 - Children's Camp (FULL)
June 19th - 23rd, 2023
Speaker: Rob Dunning
Week 8 - Children's Camp (FULL)
July 24th - 28th, 2023
Speaker: Mike Seabaugh
Speakers
Cory Hallett (Week 1)
Cory Hallett has been married to Ann Marie for over 18 years, and they have two daughters (ages 15 and 10). Cory graduated from the University of Georgia, and earned a Master’s of Divinity degree from Liberty University. He has worked full time in the local church for over 20 years. He has served in various roles such as Children’s, Youth, Family, and Lead Pastor. He has a gift when it comes to communicating with the younger generation, and he uses a creative and age appropriate approach to engage his audience with the Gospel. He loves spending time with his family, backpacking, fly fishing, and doing crazy, fun magic tricks.
Rob Dunning (Week 3)
Rob is passionate about seeing people come to Christ. Through the Holy Spirit’s leading, He strives to present the Gospel as clearly as possible and as creatively as necessary. Rob, a former kids and student pastor, has a heart to reach the next generation. His messages are engaging, interactive, and effective in drawing kids and students in and pointing them toward Jesus. His authenticity is a driving force in how he shows the love of God to others. Rob currently serves as co-pastor at Foundation Church in Sapulpa, OK. Rob and his wife, Meagan, have been married for 10 years and have two daughters, Kennedy and Remi. Though he and his family live in Oklahoma, Rob is a Razorback through and through.
Mike Seabaugh (Week 8)
Mike Seabaugh hardly needs any introduction to those who are familiar with Camp Siloam. Mike has been the “Big O” at camp for 26 years. His method of storytelling and bringing the Gospel to children is our largest week of camp. The only place you can experience Mike's creativity for children is at Camp Siloam. When you do, you will not forget it. Each year Mike brings a mix of theatrical camp favorites such as Carmen San Diego, sprinkled with his imaginative presentation of biblical stories. Mike definitely has a gift for capturing the attention of kids and those who are kids at heart.
Costs
Non-Refundable Deposit (per person; applies to final cost) $85
Campers (completed 3rd grade through age 18) $310
Counselors (age 19 and up) $185
Infants/Toddlers (less than age 3) FREE
Mini-Campers (age 3 through completed 2nd grade) $185
Available for families – hotel like rooms (per room) $310 (requires a $100 non-refundable deposit; rate is IN ADDITION to camper/counselor fee). Contact the Camp Office to make a reservation.
PLEASE NOTE: Any changes made within one week of camp are an additional $80. If a camper is cancelled within one week, $80 will be retained and that camper will lose their deposit. If a camper is added within one week, they will have the above cost plus $80. A replacement camper is considered both a cancellation AND an addition. Additions and cancellations can be made up until one week before camp with no additional charges.
A Day at Camp
What does a day at Camp Siloam look like? To sum it up, it’s fellowship and fun. Here’s what your schedule might look like:
8:00 AM Breakfast & Cabin Clean Up
8:30 AM Quiet Time
9:00 AM Drama and Worship
10:00 AM Group Time
11:00 AM Team Recreation
12:30 PM Lunch
1:30 PM Free time/Activity Classes
5:30 PM Dinner
7:00 PM Worship
8:30 PM Group Time
9:30 PM Open Rec
11:00 PM Lights Out
What to Bring
We want you to have a great time at Camp Siloam and have everything you need, so here’s a list of what to bring…and what to leave home!
Packing List
- Shorts
- T-shirts
- Rain Coat
- Coat
- Jacket
- Adventure Sandals
- Tennis Shoes
- Swimsuit
- Jeans
- Socks
- Underwear
- Long Sleeve Shirts
- Sleeping Bag
- Pillow
- Deodorant
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Floss
- Soap
- Shower shoes
- Towel
- Washcloth
- Flashlight
- Bible
- Notebook
- Pen or Pencil
Do Not Bring
Cell PhonesHandheld Gaming DevicesAlcoholTobaccoRecreational DrugsGunsKnivesFireworks
