Camp HBU
Monday, July 15 through Friday, July 19, 2019
Join us for worship, community service, games, classes and lots of HBU spirit!
Campers: Ages 10-15
Counselors In Training (CITs): Ages 16-18
Cost: $450 for campers and free for CITs
Campers: Ages 10-15
CITs: Ages 16-18
Register Here!
Nathan Mahand is the Baptist Student Ministries Director at Houston Baptist University. He has served in this position since August of 2017. His focus as Director is empowering students to cultivate meaningful relationships that help them follow Christ and be transformed by His power. Nathan earned his Master of Divinity from Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary and his Bachelor of Arts in Religion from East Texas Baptist University. Nathan is an engaging communicator who seeks to share his story, and how God’s story has connected with him and how God desires to do the same for every person. Nathan believes that young people are always making decisions that shape who they become and he desires to be a voice for truth in the decision. Nathan is married to Kristen and together they have two boys, Dean and Andy.
Campers will select two- 2 hour sessions to take part in led by HBU’s own faculty, staff and students!
Sessions will be updated on the Camp HBU 2019 Registration form!
Camp HBU 2018 Sessions included:
- Cheerleading
- Dance
- Theater Production
- Theater Improv
- Intro to Engineering
- Law & Liberty
- Journalism
- Videography
- Basketball
- Marketing
- and more!
Houston Food Bank
Founded in 1982, the Houston Food Bank is a certified member of Feeding America, the nation’s food bank network, with a four-star rating from Charity Navigator. They distribute fresh produce, meat and nonperishables and prepare nutritious hot meals for kids in their state-of-the-art Keegan Kitchen
Campers will spend a morning volunteer at the food bank in their assigned task. All of their efforts will help provide for families in need around the Houston area. At the end of the volunteer service, campers will receive a tour of the Houston Food Bank facilities and learn more about everything they have to offer, how they help the community and why it’s important.
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Refuge
In 1996, Refuge was created to be a sister group to the already established group FOCUS. Similar to FOCUS, Refuge was a worship ministry that traveled to many churches, schools, and special events to share their gift of music. In 2008 Refuge had reached a new milestone, it became a full worship band that served in the weekly Quest service. Since then, Refuge has grown substantially and is now the official worship band for the Convocation held every Wednesday afternoon and the monthly worship night, Fuego, at Houston Baptist
University.
