CAMPS
A Fun Way to Encounter Jesus
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Children’s Camps – completed 3rd – 6th grade.
Student Camps – completed 6th – 12th grade.
Combined Camps – completed 3rd – 12th grade.
During Combined Camps, child campers (3rd – 6th grade) have a different schedule and a different speaker than student campers (6th – 12th grade). The only time that they intermingle is if you have a group of child campers and student campers who are from the same church because they will be staying in the same bunkhouse.
Week 1 - Children
June 1st - 5th, 2026
Speaker: Rob Dunning
Week 2 - Combined
June 8th - 12th, 2026
Speaker: Ronnie Hill
Week 3 - Children
June 15th - 19th, 2026
Speaker: Caleb McDonald
Week 4 - Students
June 22nd - 26th, 2026
Speaker: Nick Person
Week 5 - Students
June 29th - July 3rd, 2026
Speaker: Ryan Fontenot
Week 6 - Combined
July 6th - 10th, 2026
Speakers: Logan Meek (Children) & Zach Wyatt (Students)
Week 7 - Students
July 13th - 17th, 2026
Speaker: Chris Lovell
Week 8 - Children
July 20th - 24th, 2026
Speaker: Mike Seabaugh
Week 9 - Combined
July 27th - 31st, 2026
Speaker: Ryan Scantling
Speakers
Rob Dunning (Week 1)
BIO COMING SOON
Ronnie Hill (Week 2 - Both)
It was at the age of 14 while Ronnie was attending youth camp at Falls Creek, Oklahoma that he sensed God’s call to the ministry. God called him to Eastman Baptist Church in Oklahoma as a youth pastor during his freshman year in college and was on staff for a year and a half before being asked to travel with Kelly Green Evangelistic Association in 1987 while attending Oklahoma Baptist University.
He graduated in 1993 with a Master of Divinity with Biblical Language degree and then went back in 1999 and graduated in 2001 with his Doctorate of Ministry degree, both from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX. Toward the end of his ten years with Kelly, Ronnie began to feel the prompting of the Holy Spirit to launch out on his own full-time. Since leaving KGEA in 1997, God has continued to use Ronnie in all kinds and sizes of churches, from small to mega churches, from area-wide crusades to the rural country church.
Caleb McDonald (Week 3)
Caleb is originally from Shelbyville, Kentucky, but has been in Wilmington, North Carolina for the last ten years with his wife, Elizabeth, daughter, Madeline Lee, and their dog Sasha.
Caleb has served in children’s ministry since he was a summer camp counselor in college, and has also served as a camp pastor. He loves teaching children about God and that He loves them more than they can imagine.
Nick Person (Week 4)
Nick Person has had the privilege of being in full time ministry for more than twenty years and is still learning. The best thing he gets to do is to be a son of the King, a husband to Laura for more than sixteen years and a dad to Ava, Jax, and Nash.
He digs the Atlanta Braves, it’s his hometown team. He currently lives in Durham, North Carolina and gets to serve as the Executive Pastor at New Hope Church. The way to his heart is through a cool pair of kicks, a good meal, and a bougie cup of coffee. He loves seeing the word come to life for students and adults. If he wasn’t a pastor, he would probably be a DJ or a talk show host. He tries to live with his “yes” on the table for all of the adventures that the Lord invites him in to.
Ryan Fontenot (Week 5)
Since 2003, Ryan has spoken to hundreds of thousands across North America and around the globe. With a gift of passionate and creative preaching, God is using Ryan to point this generation to Jesus and equip them to reach others. Ryan lives in Fort Worth, Texas and is married to his high-school sweetheart, Heather. Together they have three children: Elyn, Inly, and Tru.
Logan Meek (Week 6 - Children)
Logan lives in Lexington KY where he serves as Young Adults and College Pastor at Immanuel Baptist Church. He loves camp and previously helped lead summer camps for seven years. In his free time he enjoys finding the best barbecue places and spending time outside. He cheers for the Cincinnati Reds and the University of Kentucky Wildcats.
Zack Wyatt (Week 6 - Students)
Zach Wyatt has served as the director of Youth Leader Collective since 2016 where he is active in connecting, coaching and caring for youth leaders. His passion is to encourage leaders and create spaces for leaders to be in community and authentic relationships. Prior to serving with YLCo, he served in student ministry for 16 years. He also currently serves as the interim pastor at FBC Fort Oglethorpe. He and his wife, April, have been married since 2003 and have two sons, Noah and Eli. They live in Chattanooga, TN.
Chris Lovell (Week 7)
Chris Lovell graduated from LSU-Shreveport in 1995 with a general studies degree and earned a Master's of Arts in Christian Education from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in 1999. Lovell began ministry work in 1996 as the minister to students at Germantown Baptist Church in Germantown, Tennesse. He was there 10 years where he oversaw and led student ministries for sixth through 12th grades. He left there for Prestonwood Baptist Church where he served also as the minister to students for six years. At Prestonwood Baptist, a member organization of over 36,000 members, he was in charge of the global student ministries overlooking the staff of three campuses and 5,000 students. He was at this position for six years before moving to Grapevine Faith Christian School as the head men's basketball coach. Chris Lovell began in 2020 as the head coach of the men's basketball team at East Texas Baptist University where he is still the head basketball coach today.
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 30 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.
Ryan Scantling (Week 9 - Both)
Ryan Scantling has been the Lead Pastor at East Side Baptist Church in Fort Smith since 2024. Before that, Ryan led some of the largest college ministries in Arkansas as an employee of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention. Ryan and Allie have two daughters under the age of 3. Ryan has a Business Degree from Arkansas Tech, a Master of Divinity in Expository Preaching, and a Master of Theology from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
Costs
Non-Refundable Deposit – (per person; applies to final cost) $100
Campers – (completed 3rd grade through age 18) $369
Counselors – (age 19 and up) $210
Infants/Toddlers – (age 0-3) FREE
Junior Campers – (age 4 through completed 2nd grade) $210
Diamond Rooms – (requires a $100 non-refundable deposit; rate is IN ADDITION to camper/counselor fee) $369
Camper scholarship application is available below.
A Day at Camp
What does a day at Camp Siloam look like? It varies between Children’s, Student, and Combined Weeks. Here’s a Children’s Schedule and outlines a basic day of camp!
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 – Hype
11:30 AM – Color Wars
12:30 PM – Lunch
1:30 PM – Free Rec/Activity Rotations
5:30 PM – Dinner
7:00 PM – Worship
8:15 PM – Group Time
9:00 PM – Free Rec/Night Games
10:00 PM – Brush and Flush
10:30 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
- Adventure Sandals
- Tennis Shoes
- Swimsuit
- Socks
- Underwear
- Sleeping Bag
- Pillow
- Deodorant
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Soap
- Shower shoes
- Towel
- Washcloth
- Flashlight
- Bible
- Notebook
- Pen or Pencil
Do Not Bring
Handheld Gaming DevicesAlcoholTobaccoRecreational DrugsGunsKnivesFireworks