Our vision @ WMC

Next 1-2 Years

• Summer camps for junior high and high school students — 5 to 7 weeks of programming serving 200 or more campers per summer
  
  
• Retreat rentals for partner churches and regional ministry groups
  
  
• Work weekends with volunteer crews from our churches building facilities, community, and ownership together
  
  
• Paid and volunteer caretaker and admin presence on site for year-round management
  
• Financial contributions and 150 hours of manpower annually from each Network Church

Next 3-7 years

• A new lodge bringing total sleeping capacity to 300, enabling winter programming
  
  
• 50 staff, leaders, and work crew serving over the course of the summer
  
  
• Winter camps and weekend retreats — 5 to 6 weeks serving 150 kids per weekend
  
  
• A hostel model for off-season hospitality: snowmobiling, skiing, family reunions

• Spiritual formation camps, men’s and women’s retreats, college ministry hosting
  
  
• Waterfront infrastructure including a dock and river access
  
  
• Young leaders living out their callings in real vocations, with healthy spirituality and deep spiritual practices

When our churches do something together that none of us could do

alone, we demonstrate that Jesus is actually Lord — not just of individual congregations, but of the whole

body.

Young people need extended encounters with God in unhurried settings

— mentors who are not their parents, communities that hold them accountable, and experiences that

interrupt the noise long enough to hear something true.

We intend this camp to be a place of radical hospitality — a place where refugees, kids from under-resourced families, and people on the margins find a welcome that looks like the Kingdom.