Camp Day '26
Camp Day '26 - ALL the details

Rev. Micaiah Eldridge • Worship and Young Adult Pastor
July 19, 2026

3 Minute Read

CAMP DAY ‘26 DETAILS

Commission Church Important details


CAMP DAY '26 SIGNUP


Date:

Monday, September 7, 2026

Location:

Commission Church
11801 E Bannister Rd. Kansas City, MO 64138

Time:

Doors Open / Check-in: 9:30am sharp

Opening Ceremonies: 10:00am sharp (You really don’t want to miss this so we recommend arriving between 9:30 and 9:45am to give yourself time to find parking and get your crew checked in.)


WHAT TO EXPECT 📰

  • A fun event for the whole family!
  • Activities for all ages such as volleyball, rap battles, wheel of fortune, bounce houses, and a relay race - to name a few.
  • A hotdog and hamburger lunch provided by the church - served at 11:30am.
  • An earlier end time. Camp Day ‘26 will be wrapped by 1pm.
  • All events will be outside if the weather permits.
  • Arrive between 9:30am-9:45am to check in and participate in our pre-event hype games (maybe to earn extra points for your team...)


COST 💰

NONE! This is a free event.


TEAM COLOR 💜💙💚

When you sign up to attend Camp Day ‘26 you will be assigned to a color team. The final email with the drafted teams will be sent out a week before Camp Day so that you have time to plan your fit. 😎.


VOLUNTEERS ✋🏻

  1. Ps. Micaiah
  2. Michaela Norris
  3. Commission Young Adults


WHAT TO BRING 🎒
  • Sunscreen
  • Refillable water bottle
  • Your best game face
  • Team spirit


WHAT TO WEAR 👟
  • Your team’s color
  • Athletic clothes (some activities will require more movement so you’ll want to be able to have full range of motion)
  • Tennis shoes


CAMP RULES 📋

  • Wear your team color.
  • Be on time.
  • Be respectful and encouraging to others.
  • Show team spirit.
  • Be a good sport.
  • Stay hydrated!!! DRINK ALL THE WATER!
  • Be safe.
  • Listen to your leaders - i.e. Camp Day Admin team, Team Captains, Refs.
  • Try your best, work hard, win points for your team.
  • Have fun!


UPDATES 📧

Updates will be sent out via email. So, when you sign up for Camp Day you’ll want to give us an email address that you check regularly.


FAQs ❔
  • Q. Can I invite my friends, family, and/or neighbor?
  • A. Absolutely! Just make sure they sign up or you sign them up so that we can plan for them.


  • Q. What if I sign up to come but then a scheduling conflict arises and I can’t come anymore?
  • A. Please notify Ps. Micaiah ASAP so that we can readjust our teams and our headcount for food.


  • Q. What if I forget my water bottle at home?
  • A. No worries! We will have some plastic water bottles and Gatorade available for you.


  • Q. I have a pre-school age child. Will there be something for them / who would be overseeing their section of the event?
  • A. Yes! We will have volunteers that have cleared background checks and that work in our pre-school rooms at church running that part of the event. We have an art station and well-supervised bounce houses for them to play on.


  • Q. I don’t really want to run around, will there be something for me to do?
  • A. Of course! We have Wheel of Fortune and other card games ready for you.


  • Q. Will there be a dessert competition this year?
  • A. No, there will not be. However, you can still sign up to bring a dessert to share with others - in fact - we would love that!


  • Q. How long will the event run?
  • A. Doors open and check-in starts at 9:30am and we will end at 1pm.


  • Q. What if it rains?
  • A. We will move the event inside and our games and schedule will be adjusted accordingly.


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