Mi7 participants will learn what it means to truly minister to others through service. Kampers will serve in several different roles: shadowing a counselor, maintenance (boys), and kitchies (girls- kitchen staff). Our hope is that they walk away from the program knowing what it means to truly serve others with the attitude and love that Christ had.

During Mi7, Kampers will be discipled in the Word of God, encouraged to grow and dig deeper in his or her faith. Kampers will be equipped with lessons taught by the directors and leadership team on what it means to stand for their faith, seeking to help them face challenges in their schools and future life with confidence in their faith and in Christ. They will also get the opportunity to pass on what they are learning through the shadowing of a Junior Kamp cabin.

The Barna Group completed a study on the spiritual activity of “young twenty-somethings”. Their findings are that, “61% of today’s young adults – had been churched at one point during their teen years but they are now spiritually disengaged (i.e. not actively attending church, reading the Bible, or praying). (www.barna.org)” Our desire is that, one heart at a time, we can start to change this statistic by preparing our Mi-7 participants to be grounded in the Word and in their faith, continuing to be faithful Christ-like servant leaders that impact those around them for the glory of God throughout their lives.