You are not alone.
An amazing weekend of powerful worship, Biblical teaching, and exciting activities designed to help you fellowship with young adults from all over the state.
This event is open to young adults (ages 18-29) in the state of Virginia.
Cost
$125 per person
Covers lodging, food, and lots of great activities
Friday, Sept. 20
6:00 PM • Arrive, Registration
6:30 PM • Dinner
7:30 PM • Teaching Session 1
9:30 PM • Group Night Activity
11:00 PM • Down Time, In Cabins
Saturday, Sept. 21
9:00 AM • Breakfast
10:00 AM • Teaching Session 2
12:00 PM • Lunch
1:00 PM • Group Activity
2:30 PM • Rec Time
6:00 PM • Dinner
7:30 PM • Teaching Session 3
9:30 PM • Group Night Activity
11:00 PM • Down Time, In Cabins
Sunday, Sept. 22
8:30 AM • Breakfast
9:15 AM • Teaching Session 4
10:00 AM • Clean Up/Pack Up
11:00 AM • Depart
Reserve your spot today!
Registration closes September 5.
Featuring
Daniel Tripp
Lead Pastor • Catalyst Church, Newport News
Daniel Tripp is originally from Western North Carolina and then graduated with his B.S. in Religion from Liberty University. It was at Liberty that Daniel met his wife, Kristen, and they were married in 2014 in Western North Carolina. They later moved to Rocky Mount, NC in 2016 for Daniel to finish his M. Div. from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and to eventually serve as the Executive Pastor of Redeemer Church – another Summit Collaborative Church. Daniel was then commissioned by Redeemer in 2022 to be the Lead Pastor of Catalyst Church. The Tripps have one child, James. Daniel leads through preaching and vision and serves as one of the elders/pastors of our church.
Ryan Card
Associate Pastor • Grove Church, Richmond
Ryan’s greatest honor is being husband to his wife Heather and father to Kennedy (5), Finley (4), and Avett (1). He is a 2012 graduate of Liberty University with a B.S. in Worship and Music Studies: Specialization in Worship Leadership and currently serves as Associate Pastor at Grove Church in Richmond, VA. For over 15 years he has had the privilege to lead worship for multiple churches, camps, and events on the east coast. His deepest passion is helping lead people to the throne of Christ through worship.
FAQs
What will accommodations be like?
Everyone attending will be placed in cabins. There will be cabins for guys and cabins for girls. Each cabin can hold up to 12 people. Individuals will be placed with people from their church group or combined with another church group. Bathrooms and showerhouses are close by to cabins.
What type of activities are available to do at the retreat?
There will be a combination of activities that individuals will get to participate in that include night activities, group activities, and rec activities. Night activities occur after the sessions on Friday and Saturday night and include outdoor field games, campfires, and more. Group activities occur after the session on Saturday morning and consist of team building activities. Rec activities are open during free time on Saturday like the high ropes course, zipline, paintball, archery tag, escape room, and more.
What do I do if myself or someone in my group has food allergies or a medical condition restricting their physical activity?
Watermarks caters to allergies related to gluten, dairy, egg, soy, peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish, and has vegetarian and vegan options. If you have an allergy, please include it in your registration so the camp can be prepared ahead of time.
If you have a medical condition or physical limitations, please include this information in your registration so we can best accommodate you.
How are payments handled?
At Registration: When you register yourself or your church group, you can either pay in full or pay the $50 deposit which will secure all the spots requested.
Two Weeks Before Camp: The remaining balance and final participant registration is due by September 6.
What do I need to bring?
Check out the packing list provided by Watermarks Camp in preparation for your stay.
