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Pre k - 4th grade

5th grade - High School

High School Camp

  • Biola University in La Mirada, California
  • June 10th-14th
  • cost: $499

High School camp is a five-day program for high school students to experience God. Each week includes daily devotional times, nightly worship celebrations, community discipleship, and challenging messages.

REGISTER HERE

Jr. High Camp

  • Glorieta, New Mexico
  • May 31-June 4
  • cost: 499

A four-day summer conference event for seventh and eighth-grade students. Each day is designed to address the unique spiritual, cognitive, and developmental needs of middle schoolers in a summer conference setting.

REGISTER HERE

5TH/6TH SUMMER CAMP

  • Tonto Rim Christian Camp in Payson AZ.
  • July 10-12
  • cost: 299

A four-day summer day camp designed for 5th and 6th graders. Each day will include epic games, Bible lessons, worship, and more.

register here


If you have any questions about camp that are not answered below, please email:
students@cornerstoneaz.com

“Summer camp allowed me to not only draw closer to God, but also to the students around me. The time I spent in fellowship with students really helped me open up and make connections that I wouldn’t have made without camp. I was also surrounded by students who had a genuine heart for Christ and helped me dig deeper in an intimate and personal relationship with Jesus. Summer camp was such a pivotal moment in my walk with Christ and created many heart-felt moments that I will never forget.”



Sebastian (Jr.)

"As a student, camp was always the place that I could go and encounter Jesus. Whether I knew it or not it was a place where the presence of the Holy Spirit was very close, both because He was near, and because there was such an intentional space created to seek Him and invite Him into my heart. And God consistently would meet me at camp, and would consistently bring amazing people around me to have so much fun and to grow in relationship with Him together. I made the decision to get baptized at camp, which was a huge step of obedience for me in my faith, and without the moment being offered and getting to walk through the meaning of baptism at camp, it was super special to get to take that step at camp."

Jeremiah Zamani (Adult Leader)

"Camp has been such an awesome experience, and something I've looked forward to every year! Getting to worship, do spirit days, and spend time with my friends is always so fun. My favorite part probably is small groups, I've loved getting to grow with my group of girls and leaders. Worship at camp has also been super impactful, and has inspired me to start serving on the worship team as well. I'm also excited to potentially return to camp in the future to pour into students in the same way that I was."

Lila Fortenberry Senior

SCHOLARSHIPS

We want ALL students and their friends to join us! The heart of Cornerstone is that the price would never be a barrier between a student and a life-changing week at camp. Please click the link below to apply for a camp scholarship. One of our Youth Pastors will connect with you shortly. Or, click “Sponsor a Student” to donate today, and help send a kid to camp!

Apply for Scholarship Sponsor a student

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CHECK IN Chandler Campus | Student Center Patio
Wednesday, June 10th
Buses roll out at 8:00 AM (NO EXCEPTIONS)
RETURN Student Center Patio
Sunday, June 14th at 5:00 PM

CAMP CHECKLIST: Bedding (sleeping bag or twin bed sheets/blanket and a pillow), clothes, modest swimsuit*, gym shoes, toiletries, Bible, notebook, pens, sunscreen, chapstick, water bottle. *A modest swimsuit is a full-coverage 2-piece or 1-piece. For any questions, talk with your small group leader.

MEALS/MONEY: Camp Shirts/Merch; students love CIY swag. Biola University also has some coffee shops available during the day. They will need Money for food on the way up and back. We will have a beach day where food will be provided, but if the students want a treat or to eat something while we are there, they will need Money.

ELECTRONICS: Students can only access their cell phones on beach day. Your student can be reached anytime by contacting their small group leader. Other devices, such as computers or laptops, are highly discouraged. If a student is taking summer courses, please inform Pastor Grant so we can make an exception.

We will be staying in the dorms at Biola University. Each room will have 2 Students. Genders will be divided by floor. Showers and bathrooms are located centrally on each floor. Adult leader rooms will be equally spaced amongst the student rooms.

If a case of bullying/hazing, medical emergency (bleeding, concussion, allergic reaction, hospitalization, etc.), or other situations deemed necessary, we will call parents immediately. We are also taking a nurse as a leader. If a student is caught bullying, stealing, or having brought drugs, knives, or any weapon to camp, they will be sent home at the expense of their parent/guardian."

Be sure to bring all medications in original bottles. You will check them in, write dosages, and place them in a baggie for the camp nurse at check-in. Please remember to grab medications at pick-up. We will hang on to them for three months. THEY MUST BE IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING WITH PRESCRIPTION FROM DOCTOR ON IT (if applicable).

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