Episcopal Diocese of Dall Youth Director (EDOD)

The Rev. Katie Gerber, Email: kgerber@edod.org

2024 EDOD Activities

January 13 - Acolyte Festival (8am-2pm)

Note: The Acolyte Festival is hosted by St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church - Farmers Branch. Free event with lunch included but registration is required.

April 13 - Leadership Conference (1pm-7pm)

Note: Conference will be hosted by The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany in Richardson. The event is free to all participants, open to 7th-12th grade students. Registration is required.

June 9-15 - Summer Camp - Session 1 (3rd-12th)

June 16-22 - Summer Camp - Session 2 (3rd-12th)

June 23-29 - Summer Camp - Session 3 (8th-12th)

Note: The cost of each summer camp session is $325 per camper.

July 13-20 - Mission Trip

Note: The missions group will be going to Mescalero, New Mexico. The cost of the mission trip is $700 per student – scholarships are available. Registration is required. The trip is open to rising 8th graders – high school graduates. Trip is limited to 25 youth.

Elementary, Middle, and High School Summer Camp

What sets Camp All Saints apart is the Christian formation programming. Campers will work with gifted spiritual formation guides from across the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas made up of both clergy and lay leaders from diverse backgrounds who are committed to helping the children grow in the knowledge and love of Jesus Christ.

SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION IS OPEN.

Cost of camp: $300/camper/week

Staff Training: June 9 - 29

Session 1: June 9-15
Elementary and Middle School
Rising 3rd - 8th graders

Session 2: June 16-22
Rising 3rd - 12th graders

Session 3: June 23-29
Teen camp: rising 7th - 12th graders

Click here: Register for Camp Saints

For more information contact:

Rev. Katie Gerber, Deacon (Summer Camp Director)

Email: cassummercampdirector@gmail.com

Phone: 469-446-3536

Address: 418 Stanton Way, Pottsboro, TX 75076

Please consider volunteering as a cabin counselor, Dean or life guard.

Click here: Pictures from 2023 Camp All Saints

Safe Church

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