Summer Camp Programs

Sumatanga's Summer Camping Ministry provides a faith community in a sacred space for young people to explore their unique purpose as children of god so they are transformed and empowered to share Christ with the world.

Camp Sumatanga is located in the beautiful foothills of the Appalachians. The campus includes a lake for fishing and canoeing, hiking trails, a low ropes course, a large swimming pool, game fields, tennis courts, and a basketball court. Camp Sumatanga is accredited by the American Camping Association.

Mom and Me Camps

Mom & Me Camps are open to mothers and their children, ages 4-8 years old
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Day Camps

Ages: Rising 1st - 3rd graders
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Elementary Camps

Ages: Rising 4th - 6th graders
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Junior High Camps

Ages: Rising 7th and 8th graders
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Senior High Camps

Ages: Rising 9th - 12th graders, as well as 2012 high school graduates
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S.T.A.G.E.S. Theatre Camp

Ages: Rising 7th - 12th graders, as well as 2012 high school graduates
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Other Camp Opportunities

Youth Special Camp - ages 13-25 (June 25-30, 2012) Contact: Judy Gattis (256) 512-9809

Adult Special Camp - ages 25-50 (July 23-28, 2012) Contact: Joy Davis (256) 658-8359 sumatangaspecialcamps@yahoo.com

MUSIC & ARTS WEEK - July 1-6, 2012 http://www.musicandartsweek.org/ Contact: Suzanne Scivley registrar@musicandartsweek.org

PLEASE NOTE: Special Camps and Music and Arts Week camps use different registration and medical forms than the ones found on the website.  Please contact the person over your camp for more information.

      Don't forget to complete the Health Packet on our FORMS page! ALL campers are required to bring these forms (completed & signed) to camp on check-in day.

Camp Sumatanga is awesome! They provide a helpful learning experience about God.  Not only do they focus on godly things, but we have lots of fun! The meetings we had with our groups helped us to get closer to one another and talk about our experiences. That small portion out of the day was my favorite.

      - Regina, 7^th Grade 
 

My valuable time at Camp Sumatanga taught me that different races can come together and worship one God. Being at camp has taught me to be like Jesus.   I learned how to turn the other cheek when someone is trying to make you fight them.   My time at Sumatanga taught me how to be helpful to others.

      - Jacorey, 6^th Grade 
 

When I went to Camp Sumatanga I ate, played, slept, went to the lake, swam, and canoed!   
Camp is important to me because it helps me understand Jesus.

      - Tiffani, 4^th Grade