MO-RANCH SUMMER CAMP’S 5 CS
At Mo-Ranch Summer Camp, we intentionally focus on the 5 Cs of our camp—Christian Living, Creativity, Critical Thinking, Communication and Collaboration—through programming, planning, the words we speak and the actions we take during each session. It’s our mission to ensure that each camper experiences the transformative power of summer camp during their time at Mo-Ranch.
Through our unique camp programming, we create a Christian living community where campers disconnect from the distractions of everyday life and have the opportunity to connect with new friends and counselors who are Christian role models, all while growing in their faith. Campers will be challenged to think creatively, intellectually, communicatively and collaboratively, and leave Mo-Ranch Summer Camp changed for the better, forever.
Day Camp Sessions & Themes
Cost: $235
Day camp is a great way to experience what camp life is like for our residential-overnight summer campers! Weekly themes add a primary focus that helps keep camp new and refreshing for campers who are attending multiple weeks. Our day camp’s programming is built upon enjoying the beautiful facility and activities that Mo-Ranch offers, and every week will offer a “theme” for your camper’s enjoyment that we intertwine into a portion of your camper’s day.
Week 1 (June 7-11): Blast Off
During our Blast Off week, it’s OK to have your head in the clouds! Discover space, our atmosphere and adventure with your feet never having to leave the ground!
Your camper can expect to learn about the wonders of God’s created universe while building bottle rockets, constructing our very own Planetarium, family star-gazing and other out of this world experiences!
Week 2 (June 14-18): Sound and Color
This week is designed to enable your campers to use their creative imaginations, explore their creativity, build self-esteem and discover the beauty of God’s creations for us, through art. Your camper will create beautiful and one-of-a-kind art work, such as self-portraits, music videos, Tie-Dye and so much more!
As a bonus, at the end of each week, we will hold an exhibition to let your artist show off their creations!
Week 3 (June 21-25): Going Green
This week is designed to help your camper better understands what it means to be sustainable through fun, interactive experiences like tree planting, plastic bottle bracelet and even visiting Mo’s 5-acre solar panel field!
In addition to these activities, our staff will journey with your camper through the Bible’s creation story and the importance of making our earthly home cleaner for generations to come.
Week 4 (June 28-July 2): Sherwood Forest
During this week, you will be transported back in time to a world of knights, princesses and a simpler way of life. You will work with your hands to learn skills that were essential to thriving in the medieval era as well as participate in a kid-friendly variation of the Highland Games.
Who knows, you also might get to meet the elusive Robin Hood of Locksley?
Week 5 (July 5-9): Around the World
Here, you’ll cultivate a love for exploration, a sense of understanding and empathy for different ways of living.
You will learn about food, sport, music, games and stories from all corners of the globe. Out of respect for others, we will focus primarily on cultures represented through our staff members and volunteers.
Week 6 (July 12-16): Blast Off
During our Blast Off week, it’s OK to have your head in the clouds! Discover space, our atmosphere and adventure with your feet never having to leave the ground!
Your camper can expect to learn about the wonders of God’s created universe while building bottle rockets, constructing our very own Planetarium, family star-gazing and other out of this world experiences!
Week 7 (July 19-23): Sound and Color
This week is designed to enable your campers to use their creative imaginations, explore their creativity, build self-esteem and discover the beauty of God’s creations for us, through art. Your camper will create beautiful and one-of-a-kind art work, such as self-portraits, music videos, Tie-Dye and so much more!
As a bonus, at the end of each week, we will hold an exhibition to let your artist show off their creations!
Week 8 (July 26-30): Going Green
This week is designed to help your camper better understands what it means to be sustainable through fun, interactive experiences like tree planting, plastic bottle bracelet and even visiting Mo’s 5-acre solar panel field!
In addition to these activities, our staff will journey with your camper through the Bible’s creation story and the importance of making our earthly home cleaner for generations to come.
Week 9 (Aug. 2-6): Sherwood Forest
During this week, you will be transported back in time to a world of knights, princesses and a simpler way of life. You will work with your hands to learn skills that were essential to thriving in the medieval era as well as participate in a kid-friendly variation of the Highland Games.
Who knows, you also might get to meet the elusive Robin Hood of Locksley?
Themes & activities are subject to change.
Day Camp Activities and Daily Schedule
The following is a list of offered activities. Camper’s choice, weather, age level appropriateness, and counselor discretion all play a part in determining which activities are selected.
Some activities, such as critters, high ropes and water front are the same each week because of their popularity, while others such as Bible stories and arts and crafts will have different lessons weekly for those campers who attend more than one session throughout the summer.
- Arts and crafts
- Archery
- Bible study
- Nature discovery – bird watching, fishing, hiking, insects, reptiles
- Canoeing
- Games – kickball, playground, sand volleyball, soccer
- High ropes course
- Swimming – at the pool, river and rapids
- Songs and skits
