What an incredible week of Super Kids 3! From exciting adventures to meaningful chapel sessions, campers experienced a week full of fun, friendship, and opportunities to grow in their faith. Whether they were trying a new activity, cheering on their cabinmates, or learning more about Jesus, there was something memorable around every corner.
Campers filled their days with many of their favorite activities. They soared through the trees on the zipline, battled it out during laser tag, cooled off at the waterfront, got creative with crafts, and challenged themselves on the rock wall. One of the week’s favorite traditions was the polar dip, where campers took a refreshing plunge into the lake before starting another day of camp adventures. No matter where they were, campers embraced every opportunity to try something new and make lasting memories.
The excitement continued with all-camp games that brought cabins together through teamwork and friendly competition. During Free the Hostage, campers searched for hidden staff members on the opposing team’s side, working together to rescue as many “hostages” as they could. Water Wars helped everyone cool off with plenty of splashes, laughter, and excitement, while Builders in Action challenged cabins to complete a variety of activities as they worked together toward victory.
The week kicked off with a staff Variety Show, where counselors and staff members took the stage with fun performances that had campers laughing from the very first night. Throughout the week, cabins also competed for the coveted cabin party, with New Zealand taking home the girls’ championship and Haiti earning the boys’ title after an exciting week of teamwork, enthusiasm, and cabin spirit.
While the activities made for an unforgettable week, chapel was the heart of Super Kids 3. The speaker Curtis encouraged campers to think about what it means to build their lives for Christ and challenged them to look for Jesus in their everyday lives. Through engaging messages, worship, and cabin discussions, campers discovered that following Jesus isn’t just something we do at camp, it’s a daily journey of trusting Him, serving others, and recognizing His presence wherever we go.
On the final evening, campers gathered around the campfire to celebrate an amazing week together. With songs, stories, and one last message from Curtis, campers reflected on everything they had experienced throughout the week. It was a meaningful time to worship, celebrate new friendships, and remember the lessons God had been teaching them before heading home. Super Kids 3 was a week filled with adventure, laughter, and lives impacted for Christ!
