Youth Camp Info 2026
YOUTH CAMP - ALL the details

Rev. Abram Bagunu • Associate Pastor
May 11, 2026

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SMYM YOUTH CAMP DETAILS 2026

Commission Church Important Details



REGISTER HERE!
Pay for Camp


DEPARTURE: UPDATE

Date: Monday, June 22, 2026

Location:
UNITY VILLAGE ELECTRIC CHARGING PARKING LOT
1901 NW Blue Pkwy, Lee's Summit, MO 64065

Asphalt is being laid for our church's driveway on the Monday of departure, so we are meeting at Unity Village to depart. Sorry for the complication. Please use the bathroom prior to leaving your house, so we don't have to stop at a gas station prior to our lunch stop in Sedalia

Time: 9:00am sharp

Waiver: All parents and guardians must sign a release waiver prior to departure.
  • Make sure to check the packing list and pack one bag!
  • Make sure to review Medicine if you need to bring meds to camp!
  • We will eat lunch in Sedalia, MO.
Please meet us at the Unity Village parking lot across from the hotel by the electric vehicle chargers.
1901 NW Blue Pkwy, Lee's Summit, MO 64065


COST
  • $275 per student.
  • Pay online by clicking the green button above, or pay in cash or by check on Sundays.
  • Please have camp payments submitted by June 7.
  • $25 Late fee will be added to the price on the 8th.

TEAM COLOR

Due to a new SMYN policy, camp colors will not be announced until we arrive at camp.


ADULT VOLUNTEERS

  1. Ps. Abram - Mens Dorm Leader
  2. Ps. Micaiah
  3. Alivia Stanley


UPDATES
  • Updates will be sent out via our church broadcast system.
  • Text “youthcamp26” to 833-270-5922
  • Daily photos will be posted on Facebook: facebook.com/commissionchurchkc


MEDICINE
  • ALL personal medications (including vitamins, herbs, essential oils, enzymes, and other supplements), either prescription or over-the-counter, MUST come in the original packaging and/or include a doctor’s note with dosage information (if needed).
  • All medications must be brought to the first aid station at check-in for administration to the participant.
  • NO pill organizers or planners are allowed.
  • Please place medications in a clear Ziplock bag with all medicines in their original containers.
  • Give all medications to Ps. Abram, before departure from Commission Church.




Phones
  • Phones will be left at home or at the church.
  • Prior to departure, all students will turn over all electronic equipment, including phones, tablets, smart watches, and other electronic devices.


Liability waivers must be signed prior to departure.


WHAT TO BRING
  • Physical Bible (Required)
  • Journal and pen
  • ONE suitcase or duffle bag per camper
  • One small backpack, drawstring bag, or fanny pack
  • Sleeping bag or bedding for a twin-size bed
  • 1 pillow
  • Appropriate daytime clothing
  • Appropriate nighttime service clothing
  • Tennis shoes
  • Swimwear
  • Church clothes
  • 1 shower towel
  • 1 pool towel
  • Personal hygiene items
  • Deodorant
  • Toothpaste and toothbrush
  • Soap/shampoo
  • Feminine hygiene products
  • Spending money
  • Snacks (must fit in luggage)
  • SERVICE DRESS EXPECTATIONS
  • Clothes for church services at night must be modest and not provocative.
  • No cut shirts for men or women
  • Shorts are acceptable
  • Dresses and skirts must not be see-through or revealing
  • Graphic T-shirts must not be vulgar, unsightly, or suggestive
  • Tank tops are discouraged for services


THEME NIGHTS
  • Monday: Senior Citizen Night
  • Tuesday: Neon Night
  • Wednesday: Jersey Night
  • Thursday: Youth Pastor Night
  • Theme nights are optional and not mandatory.


Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday.

LUNCH INFORMATION
  • Part of the registration price includes lunch on both Monday and Friday.
  • Lunches will be in Sedalia, Missouri.
  • Each student will have a budget at the restaurant where we stop.
  • Students will not need cash for these meals since they are included in the registration price.


CAMP DRESS CODE

This is set by the campground.

  • Clothing must be modest and appropriate.
  • The chest and stomach must be covered.
  • Shorts, dresses, and skirts must be at least a 4-inch inseam or equivalent.
  • Modest swimwear is required.
  • Clothing should be suitable for physical activity.


CAMP RULES

  • Campers must follow the dress code at all times.
  • Attendance at all camp activities is required unless permission is granted otherwise.
  • Campers may not leave campgrounds without permission.
  • Tobacco, drugs, and alcohol are forbidden.
  • Cell phones, firearms, knives, fireworks, and communication devices are not allowed.
  • Camp reserves the right to inspect personal belongings.
  • Campers may not enter dorms other than their assigned dorm.
  • Certain camp areas are off limits unless involved in approved activities.
  • Expressions of affection are limited to holding hands.
  • Campers are expected to help with assigned duties.
  • Rooms and surrounding grounds must be kept clean daily.


MAILING ADDRESS

Cross Pointe Camp

31434 Main St.

Rocky Mount, MO 65072

  • Please do not mail cash.
  • Late arriving mail may not arrive before camp ends.
  • Do not send mail after we leave for camp.

Camp Phone:
(573) 365-0600


RETURN INFORMATION
  • Friday, June 26, 2026
  • Estimated return time:
  • Early afternoon (~1:00–3:00pm)


OFFICIAL SMYM CAMP INFORMATION

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May 11, 2026 • 4 Minute Read
Youth Camp Info 2026
SMYM YOUTH CAMP DETAILS 2026 Commission Church Important DetailsREGISTER HERE!Pay for Camp DEPARTURE: UPDATE Date: Monday, June 22, 2026 Location: UNITY VILLAGE ELECTRIC CHARGING PARKING LOT 1901 NW Blue Pkwy, Lee's Summit, MO 64065 Asphalt is being laid for our church's driveway on the Monday of departure, so we are meeting at Unity Village to depart. Sorry for the complication. Please use the bathroom prior to leaving your house, so we don't have to stop at a gas station prior to our lunch stop in Sedalia Time: 9:00am sharp Waiver: All parents and guardians must sign a release waiver prior to departure. Make sure to check the packing list and pack one bag! Make sure to review Medicine if you need to bring meds to camp! We will eat lunch in Sedalia, MO. COST $275 per student. Pay online by clicking the green button above, or pay in cash or by check on Sundays. Please have camp payments submitted by June 7. $25 Late fee will be added to the price on the 8th. TEAM COLOR Due to a new SMYN policy, camp colors will not be announced until we arrive at camp. ADULT VOLUNTEERS Ps. Abram - Mens Dorm Leader Ps. Micaiah Alivia Stanley UPDATES Updates will be sent out via our church broadcast system. Text “youthcamp26” to 833-270-5922 Daily photos will be posted on Facebook: facebook.com/commissionchurchkc MEDICINE ALL personal medications (including vitamins, herbs, essential oils, enzymes, and other supplements), either prescription or over-the-counter, MUST come in the original packaging and/or include a doctor’s note with dosage information (if needed). All medications must be brought to the first aid station at check-in for administration to the participant. NO pill organizers or planners are allowed. Please place medications in a clear Ziplock bag with all medicines in their original containers. Give all medications to Ps. Abram, before departure from Commission Church. Phones Phones will be left at home or at the church. Prior to departure, all students will turn over all electronic equipment, including phones, tablets, smart watches, and other electronic devices. Liability waivers must be signed prior to departure. WHAT TO BRING Physical Bible (Required) Journal and pen ONE suitcase or duffle bag per camper One small backpack, drawstring bag, or fanny pack Sleeping bag or bedding for a twin-size bed 1 pillow Appropriate daytime clothing Appropriate nighttime service clothing Tennis shoes Swimwear Church clothes 1 shower towel 1 pool towel Personal hygiene items Deodorant Toothpaste and toothbrush Soap/shampoo Feminine hygiene products Spending money Snacks (must fit in luggage) SERVICE DRESS EXPECTATIONS Clothes for church services at night must be modest and not provocative. No cut shirts for men or women Shorts are acceptable Dresses and skirts must not be see-through or revealing Graphic T-shirts must not be vulgar, unsightly, or suggestive Tank tops are discouraged for services THEME NIGHTS Monday: Senior Citizen Night Tuesday: Neon Night Wednesday: Jersey Night Thursday: Youth Pastor Night Theme nights are optional and not mandatory. LUNCH INFORMATION Part of the registration price includes lunch on both Monday and Friday. Lunches will be in Sedalia, Missouri. Each student will have a budget at the restaurant where we stop. Students will not need cash for these meals since they are included in the registration price. CAMP DRESS CODE This is set by the campground. Clothing must be modest and appropriate. The chest and stomach must be covered. Shorts, dresses, and skirts must be at least a 4-inch inseam or equivalent. Modest swimwear is required. Clothing should be suitable for physical activity. CAMP RULES Campers must follow the dress code at all times. Attendance at all camp activities is required unless permission is granted otherwise. Campers may not leave campgrounds without permission. Tobacco, drugs, and alcohol are forbidden. Cell phones, firearms, knives, fireworks, and communication devices are not allowed. Camp reserves the right to inspect personal belongings. Campers may not enter dorms other than their assigned dorm. Certain camp areas are off limits unless involved in approved activities. Expressions of affection are limited to holding hands. Campers are expected to help with assigned duties. Rooms and surrounding grounds must be kept clean daily. MAILING ADDRESS Cross Pointe Camp 31434 Main St. Rocky Mount, MO 65072 Please do not mail cash. Late arriving mail may not arrive before camp ends. Do not send mail after we leave for camp. Camp Phone: (573) 365-0600 RETURN INFORMATION Friday, June 26, 2026 Estimated return time: Early afternoon (~1:00–3:00pm) OFFICIAL SMYM CAMP INFORMATIONhttps://static1.squarespace.com/static/63e45a8d7233dc589fd38522/t/66422e703ca5df37d75097d3/1715613298385/2024+Camp+Information.docx+%281%29.pdf

Rev. Abram Bagunu

Associate Pastor

May 5, 2026 • 6 Minute Read
Kids Camp Info 2026
Register herePay here Hi Kids Camp Peeps, I am so excited for another year of Kids Camp! Below, I have included the key information you will need to know about Kids Camp. Please note all the resources below before we depart, so you will be best prepared to send your camper prepared to have a great week and receive all that God has in store! Ps. Abram Cost $275 / Camper Payment is due by June 21st. Date July 6-10, 2026 Team color TBA Departure Date: Monday, July 6th, 2026 Location: Commission Church 11801 E Bannister Rd. Kansas City, MO 64138 Time: 9:00am sharp Liability waivers must be signed prior to departure. Phones Phones will be left at home or at the church. Prior to departure, all students will turn over all electronic equipment, including phones, tablets, smart watches, and other electronic devices. Lunches On the day of departure and return, we will stop for lunch on the way to and from camp. This cost is built into your student's camp registration. Return Friday, July 10th Lunch will be eaten in Sedalia, Missouri, prior to our return to Kansas City The exact ETA will be sent out via text. Camp Mailing Address Friends and family are welcome to send mail to campers at the address below. Mail should be sent the week prior to the camp week to ensure it arrives on time. Please do not send money or valuable items — the camp is not responsible for forwarding or replacing late-arriving or lost mail. [Recipient's Name] & Commission Church c/o Cross Pointe Camp and Retreat Center 31434 Main St. Rocky Mount, MO 65072 Please do not mail cash. Late-arriving mail may not arrive before camp ends. Do not send mail after we leave for camp. Camp Phone: (573) 365-0600 Medicine ALL personal medications (including vitamins, herbs, essential oils, enzymes, and other supplements), either prescription or over-the-counter, MUST come in the original packaging or containers and/or include a doctor’s note with dosage information (if needed). All medications must be brought to the first aid station at check-in for administration to the participant. NO pill organizers or planners are allowed. Please place medications in a clear Ziplock bag with all medicines in their original containers. Write your name and Commission Church on the front of the Ziploc bag. Give all medications to Ps. Abram, before departure from Commission Church. Updates Updates will be sent out via our church broadcast system. Text “kidscamp26” to 833-270-5922 to sign up for text updates for kids camp. Daily photos will be posted on a private google photo album. You can access that below You will get an update on our return ETA to the church via text.Photos from camp MONEY BANDS We will be using Money Bands at camp — a cashless system accepted everywhere on camp. Please review the Money Band FAQ before departure.Money Bands FAQ PACKING ONE SUITCASE OR DUFFLE BAG PER CAMPER. Please pack the smallest suitcase possible — you will have to carry your bag to the dorm from the car, which may be a long walk. One additional small backpack, drawstring bag, or fanny pack can be brought for daily use. It must fit with the student in or below their seat in the car. Our camp has a NO PHONE policy. No camper is permitted to have a phone at camp. All communication is facilitated through our church volunteers and pastors. PACKING LIST Sleeping bag/bedding (twin) Pillow Recreational clothes Modest swimsuit (one-piece preferred) Personal products and toiletries Sunscreen Brush/comb Modest shorts and shirts for each day Beach towel/cover-up Soap/shampoo Bath towels/washcloths Gym shoes Lake shoes (Crocs and sandals are okay for the lake, but please do not send kids with loose-fitting shoes as their primary footwear) Pajamas Toothbrush/toothpaste Medications Personal snacks for the week Bible Notebook, pen, and pencil DO NOT BRING Weapons Electronic devices (phones, iPads, smart watches, games, etc.) Inappropriate clothing or graphics Fireworks Toys Nerf or water guns Illicit drugs We reserve the right to confiscate any items that do not align with the rules of the camp or the mission of our ministry. Safety All volunteers are screened and background checked prior to approval to work at camp. Camper safety is taken seriously and we are committed to protecting our kids. Any areas of concern will be relayed to our Camp Director, church staff, and respective parents. HOMESICKNESS We try not to allow kids to call home, as it often worsens the situation. Should we feel your child needs to call home, that will be delayed until our Camps Head Dorm Leaders (Leaders at our camp, not our church volunteers) determine that the homesickness is not manageable. Calls home often lead to early pickups, and we want our campers to make it all week and get everything God has for them. Should this happen, our head dorm leaders will contact parents with the Kids Pastor to review next steps. LICE CHECK We will conduct a lice check for each camper prior to departure for camp. EMERGENCIES In the event of an emergency, our staff will call the family in question. Please note Ps. Abram's number, as he will be the primary contact in the event of an emergency. BEHAVIOR Our camp has a list of policies to handle behavior internally. We do not desire to ever send a child home from camp and work hard to deal with any issues that arise. There is no physical or isolation-style punishment at our camp. FAQ WHAT WILL THE KIDS DO AT CAMP? SOMO Kids Camp will be filled with swimming, rock climbing, mini golf, roller skating, water games, special ministry services, and lots of other activities. HOW MANY CAMPERS ARE AT EACH CAMP? Expect between 400–600 kids. WHAT IS THE RATIO OF DORM LEADERS TO KIDS? We follow the National Standard of 1 worker per 8 children. ARE THERE LICENSED MEDICAL PERSONNEL AT CAMP? Yes. All medications must be turned in to the medical personnel and distributed through them. IS THERE A DRESS CODE AT CAMP? Yes. Clothing must be modest and appropriate. Modest swimwear is required (one-piece suits preferred). Shorts, shirts, and dresses/skirts must be an appropriately modest length. WHO ARE OUR CAMP SPEAKERS? Visit the Kids Camp homepage for a list of speakers: somoag.org/ministry/children HOW LONG DOES CAMP LAST? Camp runs from Monday at 1:00pm to Friday at 10:30am. WHAT IF A CAMPER HAS FOOD ALLERGIES? Campers with organic, health, or digestive allergies may bring their own food in a cooler to be checked in at the First Aid Station. All food must be dated and labeled. Please inform us in advance so we can ensure adequate storage. There is no tuition deduction for bringing outside food. SHOULD CAMPERS BRING MONEY? Yes. There will be a snack shop (French fries, soda, ice cream, etc.), a camp store (apparel, gifts, toys), and one missions offering taken during the week. If your church has opted in to Money Bands, your child can use this cashless system anywhere on camp. Cash is also accepted everywhere.Money Bands FAQ

Rev. Abram Bagunu

Associate Pastor