Tract Times have become an important part of Summit Camps!
Tract Times are designed to help campers develop spiritually by a “hands on approach” and practical tools that can be used every day to reach others for Jesus. You will have one group of campers on each day we do tract times, so you will do the same lesson for each group of campers you have throughout the week. Tract Times can be led by any adult sponsors with your group. If you have abilities and talents in a particular area, WE NEED YOU!!!
We need one Tract Time leader for every 15-20 campers that you bring to camp. This will help us to keep each class to a manageable size. Ask your adults now what special talents and passions they have and what class they would like to teach. Check out the list below to see some of the Tract Times that have been taught before. You can certainly choose one of these or add one of your own to the list.
If you are teaching a Tract Time that is more active oriented, we do ask that you spend at least 20 minutes in a devotional time with the children. We want each child to go away with thoughts of Christ no matter what the Tract Time they decide to pick. Please do your best to be creative and to provide spiritual application!
If you have questions, please let us know how we can help at 405-330-1700. We appreciate all your help to make camp great for all the students.
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Select your week of camp to see a list of the Tract Times already being done! Don’t duplicate anyone’s idea – if it is already taken, it’s time to get creative with a new idea!
Tic Tac Tell Others
Leader:REBECCA WHITE
Church:First Baptist Church, Cassville, MO
we will sculpt and paint tic tac toe boards and talk about ways to share Jesus
Tie Blankets
Leader:Jenna Weathers
Church:First Baptist Church, Wellston, OK
Make a tie blanket and learn how to get closer to Jesus every day.
How do we stay close to the Lord? How do our daily choices affect our relationship with Him?
Come learn about it and make an awesome blanket to take home!!
Trucker hat tract! Share Jesus
Leader:Jennifer Thompson
Church:First Baptist Church Highfill, Siloam Springs, AR
Students will choose a foam cap (trucker hat from hobby lobby) black red blue green and pink and decorate it with patches, paint, and buttons they can pin on and share with others. We will talk about ways to share about Jesus with their friends using the hat as a conversation starter.
Trucker hat tract! Share Jesus
Leader:Abby Lawson
Church:First Baptist Church Highfill, Siloam Springs, AR
Students will choose a foam cap (trucker hat from hobby lobby) black red blue green and pink and decorate it with patches, paint, and buttons they can pin on and share with others. We will talk about ways to share about Jesus with their friends using the hat as a conversation starter.
Twists & Turns: Trusting God Through Life’s Messes
Leader:Maya Gentry
Church:Rise Up Church, Newkirk, OK
In this interactive lesson, students will learn how life can sometimes feel like a tangled mess—full of unexpected twists and turns. Just like the process of making soft pretzels, our lives can get messy, stretched, and twisted. But when we trust God and follow His guidance, He shapes our lives into something meaningful and beautiful. As we knead, twist, and bake our pretzels, we'll explore how God works through our challenges and how faith helps us stay on His path. A tasty reminder that even in life’s messiness, God’s plan is always good.
Vine and Ink
Leader:Lindsey McClennahan
Church:Community Church, Guthrie, OK
Vine & Ink
“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit.” – John 15:5
At Vine & Ink, kids will discover what it means to stay connected to Jesus through a fun, hands-on activity using temporary tattoos. As they “ink” a vine on their arm, they’ll learn how abiding in Jesus helps them grow the fruit of the Spirit in their everyday lives.
Volleyball Track Time
Leader:Cory Nicholas
Church:Chouteau First Baptist, Chouteau, OK
We will have a 15 min devotion then spend the rest of the time learning to play volleyball 🏐!
Wonderfully Made
Leader:Rachel Rudek
Church:Community Church, Guthrie, OK
For girls only! Come make bracelets with Mrs. Rachel, Mrs. Sara, and friends! We’ll be learning about our identity in Jesus and how God’s opinion is the only one that matters!
Worship Song Writing
Leader:Cody Sanders
Church:Utopia Bapt Church, Big Cabin, OK
This track time will be for anyone who loves writing/poetry or music.We will learn about different ways to structure song lyrics and how to write lyrics that are emotional, relatable and most of all theologically sound! we will then attempt to collectively write
a verse and chorus for an original worship song.
Worshiping through Art
Leader:Casey Carter
Church:First Baptist Church, Wellston, OK
We will be using different art methods to meditate on and respond to God’s word.
Worshiping Through Sign Language
Leader:Misty Williams
Church:Woodland Hills Baptist Church, Newcastle, OK
During this time, we will explore scripture and how God applied it in my life as He called me to become a Sign Language Interpreter. We will learn how we every part of our lives can be an act of worship. Students will leave being able to sign the chorus of a song.
Philippians 2:3-11
Ephesians 2:10
Colossians 3:16-17
You Need Help!
Leader:Anthony and Laura Gibbs
Church:Community Church, Guthrie, OK
If you're going to Live Sent, there are a few essentials you need to pack: Bible, hairbrush, toothbrush, deodorant, underwear, judge's gavel, wheelbarrow, more deodorant, three 2x6's, a bunch of bandannas, a quote from a poet/boxer, "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth," breath mints, a pair of skis that will fit up to 8 people... Although the need for all these is clear, come to this Tract Time to learn more about how God uses these things to help you succeed in doing what He wants.
***Note: There will be a lot of time spent in interactive, low-tech, crowd participation games using things your parents played with when they were kids like big sticks, ropes, wheels, more big sticks, and maybe a rock. In order to participate, make sure to wear tennis shoes and deodorant.