Camp 25’

YXYA Camp is a dynamic multi-church gathering catering to youth and young adults. Led by the youth and young adult ministry team of IGLESIA Tri Cities, in collaboration with Iglesia VIDA and Iglesia Cristo La Unica Esperanza, this camp embodies a collective vision: to nurture young individuals towards a steadfast faith in Christ, fostering deeper connections with God and fellow believers. Rooted in the gospel and scriptural teachings, our mission is furthered through praise and worship, engaging group activities, and intentional peer interactions.

Sunday-Wednesday
10-13 August 2025

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Wamic, OR
Camp Morrow

Camp Vision

Our aim should be to gain Christ above all else.

We must be prepared to forsake all else, recognizing that the promises of this world are folly. Standing firm, we should even expect to suffer in our pursuit of Christ, knowing it's for our good and His glory (Phil. 3:7-10).

Speaker Lineup

Andrew Damazio

Rico Rangel

Joel Rangel

Oscar Curiel

Juan Flores

Andrew Damazio Rico Rangel Joel Rangel Oscar Curiel Juan Flores

Andrew Damazio

This year, we have the privilege of having pastor Andrew Damazio as our guest speaker. Pastor Andrew was born and raised in Oregon and attended Bible college where he earned his Bachelors degree in Theology. It was there that he met his wife, Julia. Together, they began their ministry as youth pastors for 8 years before being called to plant their own church in Portland, The Rose Church which launched in 2018. Andrew is a father to three kids: Cruz (11), Quinn (9), and Rhodes (3).
Rico Rangel

Rico is the associate pastor and worship director at IGLESIA Tri Cities. He holds a Bachelor of Theology from Portland Bible College and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree from Midwestern Seminary. Rico's passion lies in equipping and developing individuals in church music and leadership roles. Rico enjoys coffee and watching baseball with his wife Sydney and their two children.
Joel Rangel

Joel is the youth pastor of IGLESIA Tri Cities. With a Bachelor's degree from Portland Bible College and a Master's degree in theology from Western Seminary, he's passionate about making theology practical. Joel enjoys movies, diving into books, or casting his line out for a fishing adventure. Family comes first for him, as a loving husband to Mari and a proud father of three adorable babies.
Oscar Curiel

Oscar is the youth leader and worship director at Iglesia VIDA. Oscar has a foundation of theology from studying at Portland Bible College. He’s earned his BA in Education and is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Education. Oscar has a passion to teach and lead this next generation of students. Oscar loves traveling with his wife Johana and family, as well as playing basketball and going fishing.
Juan Flores

Juan is the youth & young adult pastor for CLUE. With over a decade of experience in youth ministry since 2008, Juan has a deep passion for guiding young people on their spiritual journeys. He's a devoted husband to Tiffany and a loving father to Michelle and Jeremías. Juan's heart beats for the youth and young adults, and he's committed to serving and supporting them every step of the way.

About

Our camp is crafted to ignite excitement and engagement, with tailored activities, dynamic Bible studies, thought-provoking discussions, and personalized cabin arrangements. Each participant is guaranteed an exciting and fulfilling experience, tailored to their age group, leaving them energized and inspired! YXYA Camp invites secondary students (grades 6-12) and college-aged young adults (ages 18-30).

Camp 25’ Pricing

$50.00

Reserve your spot today!

Pay the registration fee now to hold your camper’s place. This fee will go toward the total camp cost, and the remaining balance is due by 5/1 to lock in the early bird price.

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$130.00

Final step to camp!

This covers meals, lodging, and activities. If you’ve already paid the registration fee, pay the remaining $150 by 5/1 to take advantage of the early bird rate. After 5/1, prices increase, so act fast!

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FAQs

Campers stay in cabins accommodating up to 12 people, furnished with twin-sized bunk beds. Remember to bring your own bedding and pillow! Cabin assignments are based on age and gender.
Campers should bring essential items such as clothing suitable for outdoor activities, toiletries, sunscreen, insect repellent, a refillable water bottle, and any necessary medications.
In August, Morrow County experiences hot, sunny days and cooler nights. Pack sunscreen and attire suitable for warm days and chilly evenings.
Phone reception is excellent! However, we enforce a no-phone policy during camp activities to ensure full engagement.
Your registration and tuition fee covers meals, lodging, and all activities. For details on transportation fees, please consult your youth pastor.
Safety is our priority. We have trained staff members, emergency protocols, and regular safety inspections to ensure a secure environment for all campers.
No, we remain within the Camp Morrow grounds throughout the duration of the camp.
Yes, we have specific check-in and check-out times and procedures. Detailed instructions will be provided closer to the camp date.
Yes, we have trained medical personnel available on-site to address any medical needs or emergencies.
We will provide regular updates through the @iglesiayouth Instagram page. Additionally, parents/guardians can contact camp staff for any concerns or updates on their child's experience.