This summer, Faith’s campus was anything but quiet! From June through July, we hosted a full schedule of athletic camps that brought elementary, middle school, and high school students from the community and beyond through our doors.
SpikeFest kicked off the season with community volleyball for younger students, followed by our high school basketball, soccer, and volleyball camps in June.
We wanted to give students more opportunities to connect during meals, chapel, and campus activities — and both basketball and volleyball attendance grew by approximately 20% over last year.
It was also great to bring back the high school soccer camp for a week of skill development and drills. Hoop Stars and Hot Shot Camp rounded out the summer, continuing to serve younger athletes with focused skill development and a fun, encouraging environment.
One of our summer highlights is hosting the JumpStart classes for high school students. We are thankful to partner with Reasons for Hope to offer apologetics courses for college credit in addition to a variety of other courses and Bible classes.
Throughout the summer, Team Impact has invested in the lives of the students who participated in our summer camps. Ben, Micah, Grace, and Claire served faithfully at these camps before traveling to minister at camps across the country, pouring into campers through sports, chapel, and personal relationships each step of the way.
Faith was also honored to host the 2026 IFCA Youth Convention, welcoming approximately 300 students, sponsors, and ministry leaders from across the country for a week of preaching, competition, and fellowship.
Camp after camp, week after week, this summer was another opportunity to invest in the next generation of students and athletes while encouraging them to put 1
Corinthians 10:31 into practice: “Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”
