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Bible Study: The curriculum for the 2026 Retreat is still being finalized but it will be similar to what was done in 2025. In the summer of 2025, girls spent about an hour a day studying and discussing topics such as how to study your Bible, worship, service, prayer, etc. They also spent an additional hour of time in personal Bible Study time each day, reflecting on what they had learned and completing assignments in their workbook. Sometimes these hour-long personal study times were divided into shorter portions of time.
Cell Phones: Girls are permitted to bring their cell phones to the retreat but will be asked to turn them off during Bible Lessons, Quiet Study Time, and during other team-building activities. This will allow the girls to focus on building their relationship with God and others.
Fun Time: Each day, girls will have activities such as swimming, crafting, hiking, games, etc. In the evenings, they will have more fun activities such as group games, bonfire & s’mores, and movie night.
Cooking: Groups of girls will take turns preparing meals or cleaning up after meals. When it’s a group’s turn to prepare a meal, the girls will learn cooking tips and tricks from ladies who love to cook and have volunteered their time to teach the girls.
Service Project: On Wednesday or Thursday, the girls will serve together on a service project in the community and will put into practice some of the things they have learned throughout the week.
Cabins: Girls will stay in a large house and will be assigned to a certain room with 3-6 other girls. (3-6 campers + 1 Cabin Leader in each room.) Girls will be assigned to room with girls in their grade level in school or a close grade level.
Goal: The goal of this discipleship week is to encourage girls to dive deeper into their relationship with God and to teach them about developing healthy disciplines of the faith. Because of the discipleship focus of this camp, it is specifically for girls who are Christians and have committed their life to the Lord; however, girls are not expected to be Bible experts when they come to camp. An eagerness to learn more about God is all that is needed.
Questions? Feel free to email us: everlastingministriesinc@gmail.com
This event is hosted by Everlasting Ministries, Inc.