Winter Camp

High School and Middle School

Experience The Gospel At Play!

Boxsled Blitz. Epic Tube Run. Broom Hockey. Theme productions and Opener. Meaningful worship. Solid Biblical Teaching. Friendships anchored in the Gospel. Truth that lasts forever.

Interested in learning more about camp?

2027 Winter Camp

We’ve designed our Winter Camp program to be the best experience when you come as a group with your church. The fun activities, meaningful chapel times, and unforgettable experiences all fit together to equip parents, counselors, and campers for lasting change that will be a catalyst for your church and community to grow stronger together.

Register for 2027 today!

Interested in registering your church for the first time?
Please Contact Us!

Early Bird Discount

Register now and get an Early Bird discount per camper!

2027 Dates

JAN 15-17

Middle School

$334 $289/Camper

$100/Counselor

JAN 22-24

COMBINED

Middle & High School

$334 $289/Camper

$100/Counselor

JAN 29-31

COMBINED

Middle & High School

$334 $289/Camper

$100/Counselor

Feb 5-7

COMBINED

Middle & High School

$334 $289/Camper

$100/Counselor

FEB 12-15

3-night

COMBINED

Middle & High School

$359 $324/Camper

$100/Counselor

FEB 19-21

High School

$334 $289/Camper

$100/Counselor

FEB 26-28

High School

$334 $289/Camper

$100/Counselor

Need Financial Help?

There are scholarships available for every camper that needs them. We call it Camperships!
Campers and parents can apply for a Campership during the registration process online.

Learn more about Camperships here!

Activities

*Activities subject to weather conditions and availability

Monster Tube Run

Broom Hockey Tournament

Box Sled Blitz

Game Room

Laser Tag

Mechanical Bull

FAQ

Here’s a link to our typical weekend schedule. Sometimes we change things up just a bit, but you get the idea. 🙂

Weekend Schedule (pdf)

Bible

notebook

pencil

flashlight

sleeping bag

pillow

towel

toiletries

warm clothes

jacket

hat

gloves

boots

spending money (at least $50 recommended)

At Hume we care about providing the highest level of healthcare to our campers and staff. Check out this important info for everything you need to know about health and safety while at camp.

We want our camps to be accessible to everyone! To help make this possible, Hume can accommodate gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, and vegetarian diets. Because of the high cost of providing for dietary restrictions, there is an extra surcharge for these special diets. Please refer to our Dietary Restrictions Policy for more information. 

Ought Not theme banner
Ought Not theme square graphic

Theme Title

Ought Not

Theme Verse

“With the tongue we bless our Lord and Father, and with it we curse people who are made in the likeness of God. From the same mouth come blessing and cursing. My brothers, these things ought not to be so.”
James 3:9-10

Spiritual Direction

In a world where words are constant—spoken, posted, texted, and consumed at an overwhelming pace—we’ve slowly lost sight of their true weight. Words carry eternal significance, holding the power to bring both life and death. James 3 confronts the reality that our words are not small or insignificant; they are formative. They reveal what is happening within us, shape the people around us, and reflect the condition of our hearts before God. This winter, we are rediscovering the power of our words – the influence our speech truly holds, what it means to speak life in a culture quick to criticize, and how our words can become a distinguishing mark of those who follow Jesus. For followers of Christ, taming the tongue is an act of obedience. It is a daily surrender of our speech to the Lord, allowing Him to shape not just what we say, but how and why we say it. As we learn to align our words with His heart, our speech becomes more than communication—it becomes worship and obedience, reflecting His truth, grace, and life to the world around us.

Creative Direction

As words shape worlds, Ought Not will take students into the very pages of Scripture, revealing God’s intention for words and how He calls us to use them. Through a warm, paper-crafted animation, our narrator will unfold the story of creation, corruption, and the Word who became flesh and dwelled among us.

Questions?

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Do you prefer the phone?

Call our Hume Information team
 1 (559) 305-7770

Dan Mawhinney

Speaker

Dan Mawhinney grew up in Boston and is currently the High School Director at Black Rock Church in southern Connecticut. His passion for student ministry began as a teenager when God used his local church to transform his life. Since then, he has served students for nearly a decade in various roles and is committed to seeing the next generation across New England transformed by the Gospel and equipped with a faith that lasts long after graduation.

Tony Landini

Speaker

Tony serves as a Pastor of both High School Ministry and Leadership Development at Arbor Road Church in Long Beach, CA. He has a B.A. in Biblical Studies and an M.A. in Pastoral Counseling. He is convinced that God desires to use students to impact His Kingdom, so Tony is dedicated to helping students realize it themselves. Odds are that you can catch him at a coffee shop, snowboarding the local slopes, training for a race, or spending time at home with his wife Natalie and his tiny dog, Poptart.

Brandon Bonville

Speaker

Hey! My name is Brandon Bonville and I am the pastor of Lighthouse Church in Portland, Maine. I have been married to my amazing wife Aly for 11 years. We have a needy chocolate lab named Brodie. I love spending my time outdoors, playing/watching sports, hunting, traveling, enjoying a good cup of coffee, and seeing a good movie. But above all of that, I truly believe there is nothing better than knowing and following Jesus in this life.

Spencer Osborn

Speaker

Spencer Osborn is a disciple of Jesus, a husband, and a dad who loves seeing the next generation discover what it means to follow Christ. He serves as a high school pastor at North Coast Church in San Diego, CA, and has spent more than a decade in youth ministry. Through engaging and exegetical teaching, His hope is that students walk away not just knowing more about the Bible, but knowing Jesus more deeply and experiencing the freedom and life found in following Him.

Deposit and cancellation policy

Deposits
  1. Deposit #1 will be $35/spot
  2. Deposit #2 will be an additional $100/spot (a total of $135/spot). This deposit is due 60 days prior to your date of arrival for camp.
  3. If any deposits are not made by the specified due date, you will be contacted by our Registration Department. Full payment for your balance will be due 2 weeks prior to your date of arrival at camp.
Cancellations
  • If you cancel any spots, you will forfeit the full deposit per spot at the time of cancellation.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at [email protected].

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