2026 Theme
Remember Your Creator
Ecclesiastes 12:1 – “Remember your Creator in the days of your youth…”
Theme Nature Programs
Reach out and experience the purpose and breathtaking scope of creation and the God behind it all. We will consider the amazing design in nature, understand the mystery of fossils and dinosaurs, and get up close with unique animals and reptiles as we seek to remember our Creator this year!
Nature Programs
Fossil Dig
Start to understand fossils and do some digging for your own fossil! As we explore what fossils reveal to us, we will consider what impressions our lives leave behind on other people.
Evidence for a Creator
This eye-opening hike will make you more aware of the intricacy of God’s creation as you explore the design and beauty in the woods. We will discover ways to connect with our Creator as we see His handiwork in creation.
Waters of the World
Discover the amazing water events of earth’s history and how they reveal a loving Creator. We will experiment with water’s grand attributes, the mysteries of the oceans, and the truth of the global flood.
Paleontology
Become a paleontologist as you piece together the evidence to uncover the true history of dinosaurs. You will learn skills to help you understand your world and the Bible
Extraordinary Animals
On the sixth day of creation week God made the animals, including the ones that creep along the ground. We will enjoy interacting with some of these amazing creatures including some reptiles and amphibians.
New program (in-progress)
This program will likely involve dinosaurs in some way as we learn to do good observational science and historical science.
Theme Events
Dino Fair
Enjoy hanging out with friends as you try to win challenging carnival games with a unique dinosaur twist.
Adventure Option
Coon Creek Day (7th -9th grade)
Swim, go tubing, play sports, build relationships as you have fun in God’s creation at Coon Creek.
Kickapoo River Canoe (10th -12th grade)
Explore an unusual and beautiful place in God’s creation as you canoe the Kickapoo River.