

Here are all the main auditorium live-streamed programs from 2026

Do you long for a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect amid life's constant rush?
We invite you to embrace Camp Meeting as a time to breathe, reflect, and rediscover how God's presence speaks to your heart.
This is about your journey. Your questions. Your hopes. Your faith. It’s about stepping into a space where you can feel God's love guiding you, healing you, and inspiring you to walk in His way.
REGISTER 3-6 PM FRIDAY IN THE AUDITORUM LOBBY
IMPORTANT: Pre-camp meeting "Early RV Drop off" is welcomed from 8 am - 6 pm starting Wednesday July 8th, but no one is allowed to set up tents or stay overnight until Friday July 10.
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Our Speakers
When God dwells among us, His presence brings transformation. It changes hearts, renews minds, and restores broken lives. Get to know the speakers who will bring this powerful story to life.

Alex Rodriguez
Assistant Professor of Religion/Program Director for It Is Written’s SALT Evangelism School at Union Adventist University.

Daniel Ortega
President Oklahoma Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Edward Bryan
Oklahoma Conference Evangelism & Church Planting Coordinator

Fernanda Rinza
Classically trained soprano

Jill Morikone
Jill Morikone is administrative assistant to the president of 3ABN, a supporting Adventist television network.

Jonathan Henderson
Jonathan Henderson is the author of the book Worth Every Drop: God’s Relentless Pursuit to Prove You Matter, released in 2021, and is available in every format. Jonathan’s main focus in ministry is to help people understand their worth and purpose by knowing God and experiencing a lasting relationship with their Creator.

José Cortés, Jr.
Associate Director of the North American Division Ministerial Association

Leslie Williams
Leslie Williams is the Health Ministries Coordinator for the Northeastern Conference in NYC. He also oversees the activities of DUO Health | re-CONNECT.

Ysis España
Musician



Meal tickets can be purchased at the "treasury office" table in the main lodge upon arrival after you've checked in for camp meeting. Meal tickets are $10 for children under10 years of age and $12 for adults.
Sabbath sack lunches are free and for Sabbath dinner we'll be accepting donations. No breakfasts are served, plan accordingly.
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CHILDREN & Youth Programs
BEGINNERS
TBA
The Fisher Team
JUNIORS
Rooted: Growing strong in Jesus
Carlos De La Cruz + Mark Dubon +Jim Landelius,
KINDERGARTEN
Bee-atitudes
Domonick Alipoon + Heather & Matthew Vixie
TEENS
TBA
Samson Sebemba + Pastor Boi + Pastor TJ Roberts
PRIMARY
After God’s Heart
TJ Sands + Sarah Shepherd + Norma Shepherd
YOUNG ADULTS
Doubters Welcome
Andrew Spooner + Larry Seery + Steve Severance.
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2026 Camp Meeting Rules
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Pets: No pets allowed. Service animals must be registered.
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First Aid: A nurse is on duty for First Aid services ONLY, located at the northeast corner of the auditorium.
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Fires & Fireworks: No fires or fireworks are allowed on campus.
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Golf Carts: Drivers must be 18 years or older with a valid driver’s license.
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Children’s Supervision: Parents or legal guardians are personally responsible for the supervision of their children at all times. Please pick up your children immediately after their meetings. No one under 18 years of age is allowed to reside on the grounds without a parent or guardian.
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Activity Registration: Every person, adult and child, is required to register and wear a wristband. Those without bands will not be allowed to participate in activities or meetings.
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Photography and Videography: By attending this event, you are granting your permission to be filmed, videotaped, audiotaped, and photographed by any means, and are granting full use of your likeness, voice, and words without compensation.
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Sabbath Observance: Swimming, canoeing, boating, and horse activities will not be available during Sabbath hours.
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Solicitation and Selling: Unauthorized solicitation, selling or promotion of any project, and/or distribution of literature is prohibited.
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Camp Curfew: Curfew is at 10:30 pm. Please respect other campers by being quiet and remaining at your campsite.
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Bikes: Bicycles are permitted for use during daylight hours. Helmets must be worn and bicycles must be parked at designated area. (Skateboards, ripsticks, one wheels, and ATVs are not permitted on campus.)
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Drugs: No alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drugs are permitted on campus.
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Arms: Only the licensed security team has permission to carry firearms.



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