Winter Camps
Incredible Fun, Deeper Ministry, Step Away From Routine
Next Steps for Student Ministry
Everything about Winter Camp’s is designed to be a time away from the normal rhythms and distractions of daily life to be a launching point for ministry, all while creating life-long fun memories together. Our intentional programming provides high-quality large-group teaching and worship and plenty of free-time options while also creating space for small group moments between leaders and students. From start to finish, details are planned for you, the whole group will leave feeling full and encouraged.
Save the Date for Winter Camp 2025!
| January 10-12: Jr. and Sr. High | $189 per student/$149 per leader |
| January 24-26: Jr. and Sr. High | $189 per student/$149 per leader |
| January 31-February 2: Jr. High Only | $189 per student/$149 per leader |
| February 14-16: 3rd-6th Grade | $189 per student/$149 per leader |
| February 21-23: Jr. and Sr. High | $189 per student/$149 per leader |
We’re here to serve your group
Youth Groups
Covenant Harbor is passionate about furthering the mission of the Church. Winter Camp is a great launching point for student ministry. Are you a church youth leader? Sign up today!
Adult-led Groups
Winter Camps are not just for traditional youth groups! Parent-led groups of all sizes are welcome to attend. Are you ready to gather students together for Winter Camp? Sign up today!
Activity Examples
Climbing tower, zipline, giant swing, tubing, broomball, ice skating, sledding, indoor climbing wall, open gym, bounce castle, game room, coffee shop, snack shop, Stumpball, polar bear dip, target sports and so much more available on Winter Camp weekends!
More about Winter Camp
Speakers for 2025 Coming soon!
2025 Worship Band
We are so excited to welcome back for the second year, Divine Resonance!
Divine Resonance is a “God Glorifying MidWest Alt-Rock” band. Divine Resonance was formed in 2017 by members Billy Hart (drums) and Dan Leffingwell (guitar) as a way to escape from the craziness of life. After Jake O’Marrah (lead vocals) came on board it became more than just an afternoon jam, it became Divine Resonance. Since then they have added Gabe Douglas (keys) and James Markham (bass) to their ranks, have defined their sound, played shows and festivals, won contests, and released an album.
Weekend Overview Example
Arrival and Departure:
Winter Camp will officially start between 7:30-8:30pm Friday night. Please arrive between 6:30-7:30pm to allow time to check-in, move in and attend a leaders meeting. Winter Camp will wrap up by 10:00am Sunday morning. Please schedule your return to home to allow you to fully participate in Sunday morning events.
Weekend Basic Schedule:
Friday
6:30pm: Arrival and Move In
6:30-8:30pm: Evening Activities Open
9:00pm: Welcome Session
10:00pm: Group Discussion Time
11:00pm: Late Night Activities and Quiet Hours Begin
Saturday:
8:30am: Breakfast
9:30am: Morning Activities
10:30am: Morning Session
11:30am: Sacred Spaces – This time includes stations for students to engage in different spiritual disciplines and connect with the Lord.
12:00pm: Group Discussion Time
12:30pm: Lunch
1:30-5:30pm: Free Time Activities
5:30pm: Dinner
6:30pm: Evening Activities
7:30pm: Evening Session
8:30pm: Group Discussion Time
9:30pm: Late Night Activities
11:00pm: Quiet Hours Begin
Sunday:
8:00am: Breakfast
9:00am: Closing Session
9:45am: Group Discussion Time
10am: Pack up and Depart
What to bring
Winter Camp Pack List
The winter weather provides lots of opportunities for outdoor activities. Please be prepared for the weather. All winter housing units are heated and linens are NOT provided. Students may want to bring $10-$30 for snacks and camp merchandise at the camp store as well as to purchase additional tickets for the Giant Swing, Indoor Climbing Wall and Zip line ($5 per person/per activity). Please leave personal electronic equipment (i.e. cell phones, iPods, game systems, etc.), knives/weapons, and fireworks at home.
Clothing
- Pants, shirts, underwear, socks
- Sweatshirts
- Sneakers
- Warm winter coat
- Snow pants
- Mittens/gloves
- Winter hat
- Snow boots
- Swimsuit (if doing Polar Bear Dip – JH/SH only)
- Pajamas
Cabin
- Sleeping bag
- Pillow
- Towel
- Toiletries
Miscellaneous
- Bible
- Notebook
- Pen
- Face masks
- Water bottle
Optional
- Flashlight
- Camera
- Snacks (no nut products)
***Covenant Harbor cares deeply about creating a space where everyone feels welcome, safe, and accepted. In order to help everyone feel at ease and enjoy the weekend together, please do not bring clothing or other items that could cause discomfort or division, including references to political or social issues. Thank you!
What Not to Bring
Do not bring cell phones or any pets, electronic devices (including cd players, Game Boys, and iPods), personal sports equipment, firearms, weapons of any kind, fireworks, tobacco, alcohol or drugs.
***Please note that peanuts/tree-nuts or peanut/tree-nut products are not allowed.
Questions?
Please contact Emma Mueller, Program Director, with any questions about the winter weekends. Or call our office at 262-248-3600.
Volunteer at Winter Camp
Volunteer Opportunities
Are you interested in volunteering for a weekend of Winter Camp? We love to have volunteers connected and plugged into our Winter Camp weekends! Our volunteers get to assist in facilitating our activities such as tubing, stumpball, and the polar bear dip as well as helping greet guests and welcome them to Covenant Harbor. Whether you have come to Covenant Harbor for years or this is your first event, we would love for you to join. Please fill out our interest form below and we’ll get back to you!