Family Camp is an opportunity to bring the whole family and all your friends and enjoy camp together! We invite you to come and grown in faith together as you experience all the things you love about camp—campfire, the pool, the lake, being outdoors, worship, and more!
SPEAKERS & SPECIAL GUESTS
Kevin Kaufman
Dean
Kevin Kaufman is a business owner with a lifelong passion for ministry, community service, and faith, which began at age 16 during a transformative week at High Hill Camp. He has served as a youth minister, camp leader, and mentor, and for the past 25 years has owned and operated PierTech Systems. Kevin is a devoted husband, father of six, and grandfather of seven who enjoys the outdoors, music, travel, and cheering on the St. Louis Blues and Cardinals.
Greg Hafer
Featured Speaker
Greg Hafer became a Christian at age 10 and has spent his life serving in ministry and teaching. He and his wife Deb have been married for over 50 years and are proud parents to three sons, nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Now retired, Greg served 18 years in local ministry and 28 years at Ozark Christian College, living out his love for God and others through grace and for God’s glory.
Lloyd Nicks
Worship + Special Musical Guest
Lloyd Nicks is a gospel artist and songwriter whose 15-year journey led to breakout success with the GRAMMY®-winning hit “That’s My King,” recorded by CeCe Winans. Raised in Cahokia, IL, his music is shaped by personal trials, including the loss of his mother and a difficult childhood. Through his Common Ground Initiative, he creates opportunities for others while blending gospel, urban, and contemporary styles with authenticity and purpose.
Robin Sigars
Featured Speaker
Robin Sigars has served as Senior Pastor at The Bridge in Carthage, MO, for the past 16 years and is also the chaplain for the Webb City High School Football Cardinals. He previously spent 17 years directing conferences for CIY and has ministered at several churches across Missouri. Known for his heartfelt and humorous teaching style, Robin has shared the message of grace and peace through Jesus Christ around the world. He and his wife Jayme have a blended family of 7 children and 16 grandchildren and are devoted fans of the Webb City Cardinals and St. Louis Cardinals.
Russ Taff
Special Musical Guest
Russ Taff, hailed by Billboard as “the single most electrifying voice in Christian music,” is a six-time GRAMMY® and 16-time Dove Award winner. He’s been inducted into the GMA Hall of Fame three times—for his solo work, and as a member of The Imperials and the Gaither Vocal Band. His decades-long career, marked by powerful songs like “We Will Stand” and a deeply personal journey of faith and healing, was featured in the 2018 documentary Russ Taff: I Still Believe.
Garry Unger
Featured Speaker
Garry “Iron Man” Unger played 16 seasons in the NHL, including eight with the St. Louis Blues, and set a record with 914 consecutive regular-season games from 1968 to 1979. A seven-time NHL All-Star and member of the Blues Hall of Fame, Garry became a follower of Christ in 1980 while playing for the Atlanta Flames. He and his wife Bev, married since 1974, have three daughters, seven grandchildren, and enjoy biking, traveling, and coaching their grandson’s hockey team.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Friday, September 19th
5:00 pm – Check-In/Welcome Reception (Dinner)
7:15 pm – Main Session
9:00 pm – Campfire
10:00 pm – Fellowship & Games
11:00 pm – Lights Out
Saturday, September 20th
8:00 am – Prayer/Devotion
8:30 am – Breakfast
10:30 am Main Session
12:30 pm Lunch
2:00 pm – Camp Activities Open
2:00-3:00 pm Canteen (Camp Store) Open
5:00 pm – All Activities Closed
5:15 – Dinner
7:15 pm Main Session
9:00 pm – Campfire
10:00 pm – Fellowship & Games
11:30 pm – Lights Out
Sunday, September 21st
8:00 am – Prayer/Devotion
8:30 am – Breakfast
10:30 am Main Session
12:30 pm Lunch
2:00 pm Camp Activities Open
2:00-3:00 pm Canteen Open
4:00 – Clean Up & Head Home
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How does housing work?
Because of limited “family style” housing on the campus, your family may be split into genders. However, the only time you’ll be in the dorms/cabins is to change clothes and sleep, so this should not be major concern. (If this is a deal-breaker for your family, please contact Lori at office@highhillcamp.org or call 636-585-2262 so that we can discuss housing options.) Housing in our cabins, dorms, and rooms will be assigned based on the order in which registrations are received and family size. You are also welcome to tent camp or bring an RV. Additionally, there are a few hotels in the area if you wish to stay the night there. There is a reduced registration fee for those who choose to tent camp OR stay off-site.
Will there be programming for kids/teens?
What activities are open?
What kind of food do you serve?
We try to keep our Family Camp menu family friendly. We will post a menu as soon as that is available, but our meals will always include a salad bar. If you have a picky eater, feel free to bring snacks or replacement food for them. We have a refrigerator and a microwave in the dining hall for your use if you need it.
send any additional questions to office@highhillcamp.org
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