We invite you to experience the spiritual enrichment and community fellowship of upcoming camp meetings in the breathtaking state we call home. Surrounded by the majestic beauty of nature, these gatherings offer a unique opportunity to deepen your faith, connect with fellow believers, and enjoy uplifting worship services. Our camp meetings feature inspiring speakers and activities for all ages, ensuring a memorable experience for everyone. Whether you're seeking spiritual rejuvenation or simply wish to enjoy the tranquility of Alaska's landscapes, camp meeting promises a time of reflection, growth, and connection. We look forward to welcoming you as we journey together in faith. For more information about camp meetings in the interior, southeast and southcentral click below.
Attention all Pathfinders ages 10-15! Get ready for a Christ-centered, adventure-filled weekend in the great outdoors. The 2025 Alaska Pathfinder Camporee is the weekend of May 31-June 1 at the Pioneer Peak campground in Palmer. We invite you to join us for God–time, marching-time, honors-times, and friend-time. If your club plans to attend, you are planning to start a club, or a family with kids where a club isn’t available, come and experience unforgettable time of fun, friendship, and exploration!
CamporeeAre you ready to make a difference? Camp Tukuskoya and Camp Lorraine are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help create unforgettable experiences for our youth this summer! Positions Needed: Camp Counselors, Activity Leaders, Kitchen Helpers, and Support Staff Whether you have a passion for outdoor activities, arts and crafts, or simply want to lend a helping hand, we have a place for you! Why volunteer? Make lasting memories, build leadership skills, meet amazing people and give back to your community. Join us in fostering faith, friendship, fun, and adventure! Your support can change lives! Contact Pastor Tobin Dodge, Camp Director, to learn more.
Contact Pastor TobinThe weekend of July 17-20 men across Alaska mount up on ATVs, fly airplanes, ride bikes or hike to the Men's Retreat on Caribou Creek in the Talkeetna Mountains. This year's speaker is Pastor David Wright, the Vice President for Pastoral Ministries for the Georgia-Cumberland Conference. Prior to that, he pastored for 19 years receiving his Doctorate in Family Ministry from Andrews University. He and his wife Elizabeth have four children who all love backpacking, hiking, snow skiing, traveling and anything that involves the outdoors.
Men's Retreat