Mission Tour: A 3-Day Camp Journey

Calaca Baptist Church with Llano Christian Baptist Church

Date: April 30 – May 2, 2026
Venue: CMSP Camastilisan

Event Overview

The Mission Camp was held at CMSP Camastilisan and was attended by the leaders and volunteers of Calaca Baptist Church (CBC), together with Llano Christian Baptist Church (LCBC) and their mission team.

It was a 3-day and 2-night camp focused on strengthening the hearts of every volunteer for the mission that the Lord has entrusted to His people. With the theme, “In Mission Together: ABuilding the Church, Reaching the World,” the camp aimed to encourage participants to become more active and faithful in serving God through ministry and outreach.

The mission camp was led by Ate Grace from LCBAC together with their mission volunteers, who faithfully shared their knowledge, experiences, and passion for ministry.

Program Highlights

Day 1: Equipping the Church for Mission

The first day focused on understanding the different church ministries and their importance in the body of Christ. Participants were encouraged to discover where their hearts desire to serve and how they can use their God-given gifts for His ministry.

Day 2: Engaging the Community in Mission

On the second day, participants were given the opportunity to engage in community exposure and outreach training to prepare themselves for future mission work. A feeding program and gift-giving activity were also conducted for children in the community.

By God’s grace, a total of 82 children and 19 parents attended the outreach and were able to hear the Word of God. It became a meaningful experience for everyone as they witnessed the joy of serving and sharing Christ’s love with others.

Day 3: Empowering the Church to Serve

On the final day of the camp, the participants were blessed to hear the Word of God delivered by Pastor Nhong of LCBC. The message challenged everyone to continue spreading the Gospel and actively participate in outreach ministries so that more people may hear the Good News and receive salvation through Christ.

Conclusion

The 3-day mission camp became a meaningful and life-changing experience for all the participants. It not only allowed everyone to build stronger relationships with fellow believers, but it also reminded them of the importance of obeying God’s command to reach more people for Christ.

The camp encouraged and inspired the participants to walk faithfully in God’s path, serve wholeheartedly, and continue spreading His righteousness and love to others.

Attendance Summary

The Mission Camp was attended by a total of 37 participants, composed of 14 attendees from Llano Christian Baptist Church (LCBC) and 23 attendees from Calaca Baptist Church (CBC).