Wake up is around 7:30 a.m. with a call for breakfast at 8:00. Following breakfast campers will attend morning worship, followed by an interactive Bible study led by our deans for the week.

Around 12:00 lunch will be served with a rest period following. The length of these rest periods is determined by  the age of the camper. After rest time, campers then attend elective workshops (including Music, Journalism, Service Projects and Liturgical Drama) and a rotation time of Arts and Crafts, Program, Challenge Course, Recreation, Water activities and Games.

Once again, around 6:00 p.m. there will be a call for dinner. Evening activities may consist of Evening program time, swimming, a campfire or social time. Each camper’s day will draw to a close with a snack followed by songs and evening worship.  In the cabin, campers will get ready for bed and share evening devotion.

Oh, we almost forgot. Camp Olympics will be going on all during the campers stay at camp.

The Diocese of Dallas’ Summer Camp program provides each camper with the opportunity to experience themselves and God through fun, challenging and inspirational activities. It is our hope that relationships with one another and with God have been made and or strengthened during each camper’s week of camp.

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