Camp Alexander Mack

With a rich heritage dating back to 1925, Camp Alexander Mack has been a cornerstone in shaping young minds through faith and sportsmanship. Set amidst the verdant expanses of Northern Indiana, the camp sits comfortably on the eastern shore of Lake Waubee, boasting more than 200 acres of natural beauty. At its core, Camp Alexander Mack is much more than a camp. It's an immersive Christian experience steeped in tradition, a ministry of the Indiana Camp Board, closely connected with the Northern Indiana and South/Central Indiana districts of the Church of the Brethren. It's a place where children, youth, and adults alike can find themselves under the watchful gaze of the camp's richly painted murals, each a testament to the history of the Church of the Brethren, as portrayed by artist Medford Neher. The camp's summer program is more than just about fun and games, though those are plentiful. Whether it's baseball, basketball, football, soccer, softball, or volleyball, the perfect balance of competition and camaraderie is achieved. However, the real gem of the program is the intentional design to instill personal faith and leadership skills within a safe Christian community. Camp Alexander Mack is an enduring testament to the power of faith and fellowship, where personal growth is intertwined with spiritual enlightenment. The aim is simple, but profound: to create life-changing experiences. It's not just a summer camp, it's a journey of personal discovery and growth, all under the watchful eyes of dedicated mentors and the soothing canopy of Indiana's natural beauty.