See Lives Changed
More than anything, you want to see your kids impacted by the gospel of Christ and lives forever changed. We get that on a deeply personal level, because that’s our mission, too! However, group leaders like yourself are too often bogged down with the logistics required to plan engaging experiences that help kids disconnect from distractions and make space for genuine growth.
Don’t try to do this alone! Your time and energy is limited and should be spent on relational ministry — investing in the everyday lives of your kids. We want to be your partner in ministry and help your kids encounter the gospel like never before. We intentionally infuse the gospel into every detail and high-energy activity so that campers can go deeper with Christ and with each other. You are freed up to focus on your group and see powerful life change!
Enjoy a Done-For-You Camp Experience You Can Trust.
All-inclusive experience
Intentional Staff
PREMIUM ACTIVITIES
Safety First
Crossings is committed to the safety of all campers. It is our number one (and two and three) priority. Before joining our team, all applicants must fill out an extensive application; pass background checks; undergo in-depth interviews; and complete an intensive, pre-camp training, which includes our comprehensive Child Protection Policy.
At no time is a camper ever alone with a Crossings team member. For additional safety, both properties are completely gated. Camp staff wear identifying shirts and name tags while campers and their leaders wear identifying nametags and wristbands at all times. All camp visitors must register before coming to camp and must adhere to our Visitor Policy & Code of Conduct.
High-Energy & Premium Activities
Meaningful experiences shouldn’t be boring. We want campers to make memories they’ll be talking about for the rest of their lives. That’s why we offer a wide variety of activities from zip lines, bazooka ball, and water slides to cake decorating, laser tag, and climbing towers. Each experience is designed to help your group grow closer together as they grow closer to God in a fun-filled, engaging environment.
Cream-of-the-Crop Staff
Crossings summer staff is an energetic, authentic, relationship-driven team of college students. Having completed extensive Bible study and evangelism training, each staff member is fully prepared to share the gospel and provide the best possible hospitality. Our staff can't wait to have fun and build meaningful relationships with your kids.
Cut through the Noise
We believe that making space to deliberately focus on your relationship with God creates the opportunity for powerful life change. That’s why we create an intentional environment where the normal distractions of daily life can be set aside.
Gospel-Saturated Week
We want every child to hear the gospel proclaimed, engage with God’s word, and experience Christ-centered worship. That’s why we deliberately infuse the gospel into every detail of your group’s experience.
Four Camps. One MIssion.
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Pastors, Dates & Rates
Rates are dependent on lodging. See lodging options above. See our registration policy for more information.
Chad Caddell
Chad is a passionate husband, father, long-time elementary educator and ministry leader, children’s author, as well as a frequent speaker at conferences, churches, and events. Chad currently serves on the team of The Nuxhall Foundation, which includes their Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Outreach and Character Education initiatives. Their mission is to create an environment where kids and adults with special needs can thrive in a community they call The Joy Factory. Chad is also incredibly involved in his home church, Hickory Grove Baptist Church, in Independence, KY, where he serves on the weekend preaching team and also pours in to men’s ministry. Chad currently resides in the Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati area with his beautiful wife Tara, and their two boys, Casey and Cameron. Chad would tell you that camp changed his life as a camper and as a staffer, and that he cannot wait to do life with each of you!
Chad Caddell
Chad is a passionate husband, father, long-time elementary educator and ministry leader, children’s author, as well as a frequent speaker at conferences, churches, and events. Chad currently serves on the team of The Nuxhall Foundation, which includes their Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Outreach and Character Education initiatives. Their mission is to create an environment where kids and adults with special needs can thrive in a community they call The Joy Factory. Chad is also incredibly involved in his home church, Hickory Grove Baptist Church, in Independence, KY, where he serves on the weekend preaching team and also pours in to men’s ministry. Chad currently resides in the Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati area with his beautiful wife Tara, and their two boys, Casey and Cameron. Chad would tell you that camp changed his life as a camper and as a staffer, and that he cannot wait to do life with each of you!
Jared Kennedy
Jared Kennedy serves as an editor for The Gospel Coalition. He is series editor for the TGC Hard Questions series of booklets and the author of Keeping Your Children’s Ministry on Mission, The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible, and with Kevin Hippolyte and Trey Kullman, Faith Builder Catechism: Devotions to Level Up Your Family Discipleship. He and his wife, Megan, live with their three daughters in Louisville, Kentucky, where they are members of Sojourn Church Midtown.
Kris Billiter
Kris is Senior Pastor at Eastpoint Community Church, a part-time travel agent, and the Chaplain for the Jeffersontown Fire Department. He has been married to Angie for 20 years and has a 16-year-old daughter and a 13-year-old son. He graduated from WKU in 2002 and holds a Masters of Divinity from Southern Seminary and a DMin from Beeson Divinity School. Kris has been a part of the Crossings family for many years. As a former staffer, Kris is thrilled to still be involved with Crossings 20 years later.
Jared Kennedy
Jared Kennedy serves as an editor for The Gospel Coalition. He is series editor for the TGC Hard Questions series of booklets and the author of Keeping Your Children’s Ministry on Mission, The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible, and with Kevin Hippolyte and Trey Kullman, Faith Builder Catechism: Devotions to Level Up Your Family Discipleship. He and his wife, Megan, live with their three daughters in Louisville, Kentucky, where they are members of Sojourn Church Midtown.
Kris Billiter
Kris is Senior Pastor at Eastpoint Community Church, a part-time travel agent, and the Chaplain for the Jeffersontown Fire Department. He has been married to Angie for 20 years and has a 16-year-old daughter and a 13-year-old son. He graduated from WKU in 2002 and holds a Masters of Divinity from Southern Seminary and a DMin from Beeson Divinity School. Kris has been a part of the Crossings family for many years. As a former staffer, Kris is thrilled to still be involved with Crossings 20 years later.
Brandon Kilcoyne
Hello there, I’m Brandon Kilcoyne, born and raised in Western Kentucky. I graduated from Graves County High School in 2006. I have been married to my wonderful wife, Whitney, for 12 years, and we’re blessed with five amazing kids. I’ve been serving as a Minister of Children on staff at Trace Creek Baptist Church for the past three years, cherishing the chance to connect with and guide youngsters. Deep down, I’m a big kid myself, finding immense joy in making others laugh and teaching them God’s word. Beyond that, I enjoy the outdoors, particularly hiking and camping with my family. I also love lifting weights, playing video games, and immersing myself in everything related to Star Wars!”
John-Michael Larue
John Michael is the Lead Pastor of FBC Miamisburg in Dayton, OH and is known by all of his kids and students as JoMo. He loves partnering with Crossings to share with every child, student, and adult the incredibly good news about a relationship with Jesus Christ. He has been married to his sweet wife Amanda for a decade and has three precious little girls – Molly (6), Macy (4), and Maggy (1). He graduated from Palm Beach Atlantic University in 2006 and has his MDiv from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has finished all but his dissertation for his PhD from SBTS. JoMo has spoken at kids and youth camps/retreats across the country and considers Crossings to be the very best of the best. He can’t wait to be together with you at camp this year.
Brandon Kilcoyne
Hello there, I’m Brandon Kilcoyne, born and raised in Western Kentucky. I graduated from Graves County High School in 2006. I have been married to my wonderful wife, Whitney, for 12 years, and we’re blessed with five amazing kids. I’ve been serving as a Minister of Children on staff at Trace Creek Baptist Church for the past three years, cherishing the chance to connect with and guide youngsters. Deep down, I’m a big kid myself, finding immense joy in making others laugh and teaching them God’s word. Beyond that, I enjoy the outdoors, particularly hiking and camping with my family. I also love lifting weights, playing video games, and immersing myself in everything related to Star Wars!”
John-Michael Larue
John Michael is the Lead Pastor of FBC Miamisburg in Dayton, OH and is known by all of his kids and students as JoMo. He loves partnering with Crossings to share with every child, student, and adult the incredibly good news about a relationship with Jesus Christ. He has been married to his sweet wife Amanda for a decade and has three precious little girls – Molly (6), Macy (4), and Maggy (1). He graduated from Palm Beach Atlantic University in 2006 and has his MDiv from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has finished all but his dissertation for his PhD from SBTS. JoMo has spoken at kids and youth camps/retreats across the country and considers Crossings to be the very best of the best. He can’t wait to be together with you at camp this year.
Kids Camp FAQs
If you are a pastor a request will need to be made by the group leader with our property staff. There will not be guest visits by any other non-registered guest for this summer.
All visitors are required to check in at the Welcome Center upon arrival. Our staff will provide you with:
- A lanyard you will be required to wear for the duration of your time on property.
- A visitor parking pass for your vehicle.
- A medical release form for you to complete.
All visitors are required to agree to follow Crossings’ Code of Conduct.
Code of Conduct
- Alcoholic beverages & illegal drugs are prohibited on the premises.
- Smoking and e-cigarettes are prohibited on the premises.
- Fireworks of any kind are prohibited. Candles and other open flames may not be used by guest groups in any building.
- Pets and other animals are prohibited on the premises, with the exception of service animals.
- Weapons and firearms of any type are prohibited on the premises.
- Lodging areas are off-limits to all visitors.
- Foul or inappropriate language is prohibited on the premises. We ask that your speech be edifying to our staff and students.
- We ask that all visitors dress modestly. Shorts should be longer than fingertips when the arm is extended down the side of the leg. Spaghetti strap tank tops are prohibited. For females, swimsuits should be one piece. Shorts must be worn over swimsuits at all times. Shirts must be worn at all times when walking to and from the lake/pool.
- Crossings maintains a zero-tolerance policy to any form of sexual, physical, verbal, or emotional abuse. Any person found in violation of this policy will be removed from the property immediately and reported to the proper authorities.
- Crossings will prosecute those found in violation of this policy to the full extent of the law.
An important aspect in the ministry of Crossings is the relationships that students build with the adult leaders from their church. Crossings requests one adult for every five students (gender specific) in order to facilitate discipleship between students and adults that will extend beyond camp. As your students will be looking for guidance from the adults that come with your church, it is important that you bring adults who are at least 21-years-old, maturing Christians, and can be examples to your students and lead them spiritually.
The camp rate will be the same for both students and adults. Your adult leaders will stay in the same accommodations as their students overnight. During POIs and recreation activities, we encourage leaders to hang out with their students. They may even participate in activities after every student has had their chance.
Our facilities do not have accommodations for parents to bring children who are too young or too old to register for that camp session.
Registration deposits after February 28 are both non-refundable and non-transferable.
Yes. Life jackets are required at all times. We ask that all students and adults dress modestly. For females and males, shorts need to be longer than fingertips when arm is extended down the side of leg. We do not allow spaghetti strap tank tops, any tops where undergarments can be seen, or any shirts with the sides cut out. Swimsuits must be one piece, no exceptions. For females, shorts must be worn over swimsuits at all times, even in the water. For both males and females, shirts must be worn at all times when walking to and from the lake/pool.
There are no laundry facilities available on property, so bring enough clothes for your entire stay. Camp phones are available for your use if you do not have reception and need to make an emergency call. Lastly, students can purchase beverages, snacks, convenience items, books, and Crossings apparel at our Shack and General Store.
We provide basic First Aid supplies and a First Aid Coordinator. More serious injuries can visit the closest hospital for medical help.
If you have a child with food allergies, please make sure this is noted on their Crossings Medical Release Form. The staff will do everything to accommodate them and keep the kitchen staff aware of the child’s needs. At Kids Camp, please send an Adult Leader with your student to the Food Service Director.
Crossings is an all-inclusive and any activity that your students, adult leaders, or you may want to participate in is already included in the registration price.
Arrival times are on the first day of camp between 2:00 and 4:00 PM in 10-minute windows. You will be able to sign up for a window two weeks before camp when our hospitality staffer calls you. All student camp groups must depart by 9:00 am the last day of camp. Kids camp groups must depart by 10:30 am.
Kid camp is for students entering 3rd grade through entering 6th grade.
For a list of items to bring, visit our camp prep page.
Ready to Plan Your Camp Experience?
Partner with us to do the heavy lifting so you are freed up to focus on your group. It’s time to give your kids a fun, engaging camp camp experience where they will encounter the gospel at every turn. See lives forever changed. Get started today!