June 19-23

Ignite Camp

An unforgettable week of adventure and faith for teens in grades 6–12.

For Teens 6th-12th Grade

Ignite Camp—a high-energy camp packed with thrilling recreation, outdoor adventures, and non-stop fun from start to finish! But Ignite is more than just fun and games—it’s an opportunity to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with what truly matters.

At Ignite, you’ll experience a powerful blend of Biblically grounded teaching, Gospel-centered messages, intentional small group discussions, and dynamic worship that invites you to grow deeper in your faith. Every moment is designed to help you have a truly personal encounter with God and equip you to live boldly for Him in your everyday life.

Ignite is the perfect balance of adventure and purpose—a chance to break away from the ordinary and rediscover the fullness, joy, and strength that come from walking with Christ.

Rates & Dates

JUNE 19-23
2026

You Bring Your Counselor

$299

Per Camper

$100

Per Counselor

Includes:

5 days of overnight camp

All meals

All activities

Lodging

We Provide a Counselor

$599

Per Camper

Includes:

5 days of overnight camp

All meals

All activities

Lodging

Camp Details

8:00 AM

Breakfast

9:30 AM

Devotion/Session

10:30 AM

Reflect

11:00 AM

All Camp Rec

12:30 PM

Lunch

1:30 PM

Free Time

5:30 PM

Get Ready for Dinner

6:00 PM

Dinner

7:30 PM

Theme/Worship

8:30 PM

Small group

9:30 PM

Night Activity

10:30 PM

Back to Cabins

11:00 PM

Lights Out

SESSION 1 — Who Defines You?

Psalm 139:13–16 | 1 Peter 2:9

Big Idea: If you don’t know who you are, culture will tell you.
Truth: God defines your identity, worth, and purpose.

Focus

Created on purpose
Known by God
Not defined by popularity, labels, or mistakes
Identity starts the week

Moment: Belonging. God sees me.

SESSION 2 — Truth vs. Pressure

Galatians 1:10 | Romans 12:2 | Daniel 3

Big Idea: Following Jesus won’t always be popular.
Truth: God’s truth > people’s approval.

Focus

Peer pressure
Living different
Courage to stand
Culture shifts, truth doesn’t

Moment: Conviction. I choose God’s way.

SESSION 3 — Living Different

1 Timothy 4:12 | Matthew 5:14–16

Big Idea: You don’t have to wait to live boldly.
Truth: People can live set apart right now.

Focus

School life
Online life
Relationships
Integrity when no one sees
Being light

Moment: Ownership. My faith is real.

SESSION 4 — Building a faith that lasts

Matthew 7:24–27 | John 8:31–32

Big Idea: A faith built on trends collapses.
Truth: A life built on Jesus stands.

Focus

Foundations
Hearing vs. doing
What you build your life on
Surrender night direction

Moment: Decision. Build life on Christ.

SESSION 5 — Living Different

2 Corinthians 5:17–20 | Matthew 28:19–20

Big Idea: Camp isn’t the finish line.
Truth: We leave on mission.

Focus

New life in Christ
Carry truth home
Influence friends
Bold faith
Living it out daily

Moment: Commissioning. I’m sent.

What to Pack

What to Wear

These rules ensure comfort, safety, and modesty for all campers during pool and lake activities.

Daily Outfits – Comfortable clothes for daily activities, recreation, and worship sessions.
Get Dirty Outfit – One outfit you don’t mind getting messy! You’ll need it for games with paint, soap, and powder paint.
Sleepwear – Comfortable pajamas for relaxing and getting a good night’s rest.
Swimsuit
Girls: Wear a modest one-piece swimsuit without cutouts, or a rashguard with athletic shorts.
Boys: No speedos or jammers are allowed.

What NOT to Bring

* All medications, including vitamins, supplements, and over-the-counter remedies, will be collected and administered by the Camp Health Officer. For safety, all medications must be in their original containers with clear labeling and dosing instructions. We cannot give any medication that is not properly identified. Medications sent in unlabeled or alternative containers may not be administered to your camper.

A medication registration form will be provided to list all medicines your camper takes. This form must be completed and submitted to Camp Health Officer along with the medications.

Main Speaker

DJ Pope has been a follower of Jesus for nearly 20 years. He grew up in East Texas and made his way to the DFW area when he was still in high school. In 2007, DJ married his wife, Brittany. He became a school history teacher and coach before he felt the call to full time ministry. He began in ministry as a student pastor and went on to become a family pastor. He then earned his Masters Degree at Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth. In 2023, he felt the Lord’s leading to accept a Lead Pastor role. Now, he and his wife have 3 children and he serves as the Lead Pastor at Church Project in Van Alstyne, TX.

Worship Pastor

Zecqureia Johnson is a professional percussionist and the founder of The Johnson School ofMusic, an in-person coaching experience for aspiring worship leaders.

She has spent over a decade serving in variousmusic ministry positions. Her current responsibilities are split between being a worship pastor and the principal percussionist forSinging Women of Texas.

In addition to music, Zee writes poetry. Her work has been published independently and in educational newsletters.

Frequently Asked Questions

One week. Endless adventure. Life-changing faith. Your teen will zip line, kayak, and tackle challenges with new friends, but the real impact happens in the quiet moments—worshiping, hearing messages, and deepening their faith. It’s an unforgettable week that strengthens their spirit and fills them with stories they’ll cherish for years.

Sasha Thompson

Programs Director

sthompson@forestglen.org

How do I get to Camp?

34 Forest Glen
Huntsville, TX 77340

Can I send mail to my child?

Yes, You Can!!!

Here’s how you’ll need to address your letter/package:

Ignite Camp – (Camp Dates)
(Camper Name) – (Church registered with)
34 Forest Glen Huntsville, TX 77340

For example:
Ignite Camp – June 19-23
John Lucas – ABC
123 Church
34 Forest Glen
Huntsville, TX 77340

What do I need to know about health and safety at camp?

At Forest Glen Camp we care about pervading the highest healthcare to our campers and staff.

When does camp start/end?

Check – in begins Friday at 2:00 PM for churches and
individuals. Friday afternoon is a great time to get your swim test done.

Dinner begins at 6:00 PM and counselor meeting begins at 6:00 PM during dinner.

Camp ends Tuesday morning after Breakfast.

Departure the camp at 11:00 AM

IMPORTANT: Individual campers must be picked up by11:00 AM

What if my camper has special dietary needs?

We want camp to be accessible to everyone! To help make this possible, Forest Glen Camp can accommodate gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, and vegetarian diets. Please refer to our Special Diet Policy for more information.

Who to call in case of Emergency?

If your camper signed up individually, you will be calling the front office. They can share the information with Program Manage or able to connect with campers. (936-295-7641)

If you camper signed up with a church, you will be calling to Church Leader/ Youth Pastor. If you cannot connect to the leader, you can call Camp Front Office. (936-285-7641)