Winter Camp
At Hume SoCal
Winter Camp has come to our newest location in the mountains of Southern California!
Snow. Winter Activities. Theme and Opener. All the camp fun that you expect from Hume. Great music. Solid Biblical teaching. Friendships that last a lifetime. Truth that lasts forever.
2024 Winter Camp Registration Coming Soon!
Early Bird Discount
Register by November 13th and get a $70 discount per camper!
2024 Dates
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.
Dorms (6 Total)
- Traditional camper dorms each with two, spacious wings/sleeping areas
- Each wing furnished with 14 bunks, divided into groups sleeping 2-4 campers
- Equipped with personal storage areas to help keep your belongings organized and off the floor
- No plywood or vinyl foam pads here! Our bunks feature real, innerspring mattresses to help you get your best sleep after a full day's adventure
- Each wing is joined by a large, clean, central bath, providing plenty of private showers and stalls to minimize wait times and maximize your time experiencing the rest of what Hume SoCal has to offer
FAQ
Our Winter Camp is designed to provide an epic, high-energy, life-changing program for youth groups of all sizes. We accomplish this not only through traditional programming – speakers, bands, campfires, and activities – but also through creative themes, stage theatrics, innovative recreation and dynamic worship.
Check In: Friday 4pm-6pm
Check Out: Sunday/Monday 1pm
We provide:
Dinner the first day of the retreat
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All meals each full day of the retreat
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Breakfast and lunch the last day of the retreat
Bible
notebook
pencil
flashlight
sleeping bag
pillow
towel
toiletries
warm clothes
jacket
hat
gloves
boots
spending money (at least $50 recommended)
- If and when you are needing to cancel any spots, it will forfeit the full deposit per spot for what the deposit is at the time of cancellation.
- We will offer a 100% refund for cancellations directly related to COVID-19 infection.
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.
About the Winter Camp Theme
We live in a world that tries to define what it means to be a Christian. Some people claim that being Christian means you prayed a prayer one time. Others argue that you went from being a bad person to a good person. Ultimately, the Bible tells us exactly what it means to be a Christian, and it involves so much more than just those things. In reality, becoming a Christian means that God has brought us from death to life and He alone is the one that does this. As a result, we are no longer the ones who live, but Christ lives in us. As we study Ephesians 4:17-32, we hope to understand what it means to truly live in light of this transformation. This winter we are going to look at what it means to go from death to life through Christ and how our lives should reflect that life-changing transformation.
Spiritual Direction
We will dive into Ephesians 4 as we look at what it means to live a completely transformed life as a result of knowing Christ.
Visual Direction
We will use a series of short-form videos with the analogy of a Craftsman and four different crafts to show how He transforms, refortifies, and repurposes His creations.
Theme Verse
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. All this is from God, who through Christ reconciled us to himself and gave us the ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation.
Worship Led by
Temitope
TEMITOPE (Teh-ME-toh-PEH) is an artist and educator based out of Nashville, TN. “Temitope” originates from the Yorùbá tribe in Nigeria, and means “mine is thanks.” He was raised in a multicultural home by his Nigerian and British immigrant parents, and as such, understands the importance of reconciliation. His songs communicate God has created each of us to uniquely reflect His heart. By standing together with our differences, instead of standing against each other, we experience more of God.
Questions?
Please contact Hume Registration // register@hume.org // 1-800-965-4863
