July 31 - August 5, 2022

For 2022, the cost is $395 per camper. This includes all meals, overnight accommodations, activities, and more.

RMAI stands for “Rhema Ministerial Association International.” The camp operates under the authority of Rhema Bible Church and Rhema Bible Training College, located in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The summer camp is an extension of Rhema’s ministry to their churches and teens in the Northeast.

Anyone can attend the RMAI youth camp, regardless of their association to Rhema. Any church considering partnering with this youth camp should understand Rhema’s statement of beliefs before attending the camp.

You can send any number of campers from your church.

We require churches to provide at least 1 male Counselor per every 5 male Campers, and at least 1 female Counselor per every 5 female Campers. (i.e. 11 male Campers attending camp? Please provide 3 male Counselors.)

If your church has a group of 5 students or less of both genders, and you are unable to provide both a male and female counselor, please contact the camp director.

If you have 3 or less campers from your church and are unable to provide a counselor, your students can still come and join another church.

On a normal year, we’ve had approximately 200 people attending camp, consisting of campers, counselors and leaders from 13+ churches.

We’ve enjoyed hosting our annual RMAI youth summer camp at Refreshing Mountain Camp in Stevens, PA for over 20 years. The staff, facilities, and offerings are a delight each year. For more information, you can view their website at https://refreshingmountain.com.

Churches will arrive Sunday evening and receive orientation for the week. We have morning and evening worship services each day, and students and counselors from all different churches are divided into several teams as they participate in activities throughout the week. The students will also have plenty of free time to enjoy the pool and other facilities available at Refreshing Mountain Camp.

Phones/tablets/smart watches are not permitted for campers during camp, but they are able to call home.

Yes, we have our very own camp nurse that is able to care for students throughout the week.

“Partial stays” can be arranged in cases where someone wants to attend camp, but cannot stay for the whole week. This can be arranged through your church’s leader and with the camp director.

There are many ways to get more acquainted with the RMAI youth camp. It is always great to get in touch with the camp director and talk one-on-one.

You can also consider sending your youth pastor and one or two other staff members and/or students to attend the upcoming camp year for the first time to gain a better understanding of what it is like.

For camp 2021, we asked every person in attendance to take a PCR test within 3 days of arriving to camp and to provide proof of negative test upon arrival to camp. With negative PCR tests, we allowed masks to be optional. We do not require anyone to have the Covid-19 vaccine. We did ask everyone attending camp to sign our Covid-19 waiver as well.

As of Fall 2022, we can plan to expect the procedure for camp in 2022 to be similar. Updates will be communicated via email to attendees. For questions or concerns, please contact the camp director (contact details at the bottom of the screen).

Refreshing Mountain Camp has very safe facilities, and have installed AirScrubbers in the HVAC of the bunks, dining hall, gyms, and large meeting rooms to make their accommodations clean and safe for their guests.

Please feel free to contact the camp director via their information below.