Who We Are
Since we opened our first camp in 1993, Student Life Camp has existed for one purpose: to help 6th–12th grade students know Christ through His Word.
During that first Student Life Camp, 450 students from four different churches arrived and experienced a transformational week. Since those first summers, we’ve served over one million students and over ten thousand churches across the country.
Our Christian summer camp experiences are intentionally designed to support churches’ year-long discipleship strategy and to help students move forward in their faith. We equip your leaders to lead students through an unforgettable week of ministry.
From meaningful Life Groups and powerful worship to high-energy recreation and team-building challenges, every moment is designed with purpose. Our heart is simple: that what God ignites at camp returns home with you and continues to grow in your local church.
Because we know camp can serve as a powerful catalyst in students’ spiritual lives—long after it ends.
Since 1993
Over 1 Million Campers
Over 10,000 Churches
Countless Lives Changed
Our Promises
1. Discipleship Happens Here
We create intentional, Christ-centered experiences where students grow in discipleship relationships with one another and their leaders. Every moment of camp is designed to move students toward lasting spiritual growth with their local church long after camp ends.
2. Your Leaders Leading Your Students
You’re here for your students; we’re here for you. We equip and support your adult volunteers to lead the most meaningful moments of camp. Because when you’re supported, those relationships with students are strengthened.
3. God’s Word Center Stage
Scripture is at the heart of everything we do. Through sound biblical teaching, engaging worship, and gospel-focused small groups, students will have the opportunity to clearly hear and respond to God’s Word.
4. Trustworthy Partnership
You can trust us in handling logistics, anticipating needs, and caring for every detail so you can focus fully on ministry, relationships, and discipling your students.
5. So Much More Than Fun
Camp should be fun—but the kind of fun that means something. Fun that breaks down walls, builds connection, and opens hearts. Our camps are always filled with energy, laughter, and unforgettable moments where students can truly be themselves. Because while we take ministry seriously, we don’t take ourselves too seriously.
Not Just Any Camp — This Is Student Life Camp
Our Beliefs
God
There is one and only one living God (Deuteronomy 6:4). He is eternal (Revelation 1:8), omnipotent (Mark 10:27), omniscient (Romans 11:33-36) and omnipresent (Isaiah 43:1-13). He is perfect in every way (Psalm 18:30) and exists in three Persons (Genesis 1:26): the Father (Luke 10:21-22), Son (Matthew 3:17), and Holy Spirit (John 16:7-15). He created the universe (Genesis 1:1) and is worthy of worship (1 Chronicles 16:29-31) and the obedience (1 Samuel 15:22) of humanity.
The Bible
God has provided humanity with His revelation (2 Timothy 3:16-17), written through men divinely inspired by the Holy Spirit (2 Peter 1:20-21). God’s Word is entirely true, without error (Psalm 19:7-8) and speaks on faith and life with complete authority (1 Thessalonians 2:13). The Bible is instructive, teaching God’s law (Joshua 1:8) and helping His people grow into the righteous likeness of Jesus (John 17:16-18).
Jesus
He is fully God (Colossians 2:9) and fully human (Hebrews 2:14-18). He is the sinless Messiah (1 John 3:5) who was born of a virgin (Matthew 1:18). He was crucified on a cross, buried and rose again on the third day (1 Corinthians 15:3-4). He is the only path to reconciliation with God (John 14:6), currently resides in heaven (Hebrews 12:2) and will return again (Matthew 16:27) at a time appointed by the Father (Mark 13:32) to judge sinners and reclaim His people to enjoy Him and worship Him forever (Matthew 24:30-31).
The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit baptizes all believers into the Body of Christ (Ephesians 4:4-6), indwelling them at the point of salvation (Acts 2:38). Christians who yield their lives to the Holy Spirit are empowered to boldly witness (Acts 4:31) and faithfully serve (Romans 12:6-8). The Holy Spirit works in a Christian’s life by convicting them of sin (John 16:8-11), molding them into Christ likeness (2 Corinthians 3:16-18), revealing Scripture (1 Corinthians 2:9-16), teaching all things, reminding what Jesus said (John 14:26), and sealing them until the return of Jesus (Ephesians 1:13-14).
People
Humanity was created by God (Genesis 1:26) in His own image (Genesis 5:1-2) so that He might be glorified (Isaiah 43:7). God created all things, but people stand as His crowning work (Psalm 8:3-8). Nevertheless, sin entered the world through the disobedience of Adam (Romans 5:12). This disobedience is called sin (1 John 3:4) and all of Creation suffers upheaval because of it (Romans 8:19-22), especially humanity with its sin nature (Romans 8:1-5). Sin ultimately brings the demise of both body and soul (Proverbs 21:16). Since every human being has chosen to rebel against their Creator (Romans 3:9-12), every person desperately needs salvation from sin (Psalm 40:12-13), which can only come through faith in Jesus Christ (John 3:16-18) by God’s infinite grace (Isaiah 30:15-18).
Salvation
Every single person is born cut off from God (Psalm 51:5) having sinned against their perfect and holy Creator (Romans 3:23). The punishment for sin is eternal separation from God. (Romans 6:23a) Jesus Christ accepted our punishment upon Himself, dying on a cross for the sin of mankind. (Romans 4:25) Salvation from our desperate state only comes through a faith relationship with the Savior Jesus Christ (John 14:6). A person forms a faith relationship with Jesus by repenting of sin and placing saving faith in Jesus alone (Romans 3:22) for forgiveness and eternal life (Acts 3:19). Human work plays no role in salvation (Titus 3:4-7), only the grace of God in response to the sacrifice of His Son Jesus upon the cross (Romans 3:21-26).
The Church
The Holy Spirit binds all Christians into a single unified spiritual body called the Church (Romans 12:5), which is under the leadership of Jesus Christ (Ephesians 4:15-16). The Church exists to glorify God (1 Peter 2:9) by spreading the Good News of His Son to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:8) and by encouraging Christ likeness in all believers (Philippians 3:7-11) through Bible teaching and study (1 Timothy 4:13), prayer (Acts 12:5), worship (John 4:23-24), service (Matthew 20:25-28) and fellowship (Acts 2:42-47). Jesus established the Church upon earth (Matthew 16:18-19) until His return, when members of the Church will unceasingly praise and glorify King Jesus for eternity (Revelation 21).
The Future
God is not distant, but present, involved in His people’s lives and in control of the future (Psalm 139:1-4). Historically, God foretold His plans through His prophets (2 Peter 1:19-21), specifically the redemption of His sinful people (Psalm 49:12-15) due to the miraculous birth (Isaiah 7:14), sacrificial death (Isaiah 53:4-6) and miraculous resurrection (Hosea 6:2) of His one and only perfect Son Jesus (Matthew 17:5). Jesus ascended to sit at the right hand of Father God (Acts 2:32-33) and promises to return to earth for all to see (Matthew 24:30) at a time ordained by God (Matthew 24:36), initiating the resurrection (1 Corinthians 15:22-23) and judgment of all mankind (Psalm 96:13). God’s will is perfect in every way and deserving of our complete trust over today and every day in the future (Romans 12:1-2).

Our Unique Leader-Focused Model
Instead of a camp where seasonal camp counselors are building relationships with students, Student Life Camp empowers local churches to bring their own leaders and continue to lead their own students through the most meaningful moments at camp. These relationships formed at Student Life serve as a catalyst for discipleship that continues back home in the local church.
Every summer we partner with campuses across the country to bring you an incredible camp experience. We hire and train over 125 trusted young adults to serve your church as summer staff. To make sure every event runs with excellence, our staff deploys nationwide each summer in five specialized teams—supported by 10 semi-trucks and 25 vans—to bring a consistent, high-quality experience to every location.
Meet The Team

Jared
Shingleton
Director, Student Life

Anna
Archer
Operations Lead

Lacy
Pauley
Lead Event Coordinator

Sarah
Barber
Event Coordinator

Danielle
Sullivan
Event Specialist

Hailea
Packard
Event Specialist

Melissa
Nicholson
Event Specialist

Madelyn
Pruitt
Event Coordinator

Gage
Young
Creative Producer

Meghann
Searcy
Event Specialist

Sean
Blackmon
Event Coordinator

Rebekah
Sikes
Event Coordinator













