If you like to learn and interact with a group of your peers, and are specially looking for age-related guidance as an elementary student, then Junior Week is for you! For more information about Junior Week, please contact Dale Burleson or Nikki Bahler at junior@midwestbiblecamp.org

The first phase is spent in special training classes and experience during Junior Week. Students will attend classes which are designed to train one to be a camp counselor. There will also be other training focused on camp activities during this time. The classes are taught on a pass/fail basis to the standard defined by the SALT Coordinator. Each student will spend at least 3 hours a day in class and have approximately 2 additional hours of outside class work daily. In order to pass, the student will ensure that assignments are completed on time, memory work is done, and tests are passed. Please contact Jake Owens at salt1@midwestbiblecamp.org

If you like to learn and interact with a group of your peers, and are specially looking for age-related guidance as a high schooler, then Senior Week is for you! For more information about Senior Week, please contact Hal James or Jason Hawkins at senior@midwestbiblecamp.org.

If you like to learn and interact with a group of your peers, and are specially looking for age-related guidance as a middle school student, then Intermediate Week is for you! For more information about Intermediate Week, please contact Chris Merches or Jeremy Widner at intermediate@midwestbiblecamp.org

The second phase is spent as a junior counselor and helper the following year, during Intermediate Week. During the second phase of the program, the SALT student will act as a Junior Counselor in a cabin with an experienced camp counselor working with younger campers. The student will also be assigned other task during the week such as assisting with cooking and the dining hall duties, assisting during a Bible Class, leading at Chapel time and other tasks as assigned by the SALT Coordinator and the Directors of Intermediate Week. Please Contact Sarah Bochmann at salt2@midwestbiblecamp.org

If you enjoy a lot of kids of all ages, a lot of noise, and all different types of activities, then you might enjoy our Special Weeks. For more information about Special Week 0, please contact Tim Miller or Justin Milliken at special0@midwestbiblecamp.org.

If you would like to go to a session that is specially directed to you as a gal, then plan on attending Girls Retreat. This week helps you, as a woman, understand how you can grow in your walk with God.  

Girl's Retreat will be offered this year at the Springbrook Conservation Education Center (Guthrie County). Girls attending this session are in for a treat! The facility provides privacy to set the stage for spiritual education and meditation, and some good girl fun. Additional information about the camp may be viewed iowadnr.com/springbrook/index.html
For more information, please contact Dar Battles or Deleana Roseland at girlsretreat@midwestbiblecamp.org.

If you enjoy a lot of kids of all ages, a lot of noise, and all different types of activities, then you might enjoy our Special Weeks. For more information about Special Week 1, please contact Cason Pyle & Nate Rowedder at special1@midwestbiblecamp.org.

If you enjoy a lot of kids of all ages, a lot of noise, and all different types of activities, then you might enjoy our Special Weeks. For more information about Special Week 2, please contact Josh Kearns or Colby Clapp at special2@midwestbiblecamp.org

More information to come