My name is Raja, and I come from a family who didn't know Jesus. In 2004, my friends dragged me to a CCI camp in Southeast Asia. Honestly, I didn’t want to be there. I avoided the worship times and hid during the Bible lessons — I even pretended to be sick just to stay in my room. I only joined the games! But on the last day of the camp, during worship, something happened that changed me forever. I felt a deep peace fill my heart — something I had never experienced before. I

My name is Mark, and I am 28 years old. I attended camps every year from the age of 10 to 15. At first, I loved the joyful atmosphere, exciting activities, and action songs. As I continued attending, I realized the camp was doing much more than entertaining me—it was shaping my heart and teaching me godly values that became the foundation of my life. Through the Bible lessons, the camp pastors, and the counselors, God gave me a new purpose and direction. Their love, encourage

Yesu Dass grew up in a gypsy village. In the gyspy village he grew up in there was a church that ran a Bible Camp where kids from the community attended. Yesu’s father did not like the church and pastor and made their lives very difficult. As a child he would sneak into the camps without his dad knowing. It was through the camp ministry where he came to know Jesus as his personal saviour. Yesu is now an adult and he has a family with 3 kids. Jesu approach ICBM and asked them

Children’s Camps International started in 2003, with the first camps starting in Southeast Asia. The first camper that signed up for camp and walked through the doors was John Christopher. As a camper, he had the privilege of hearing the message of Jesus Christ. He accepted Jesus as his personal saviour in the first few years of attending. John Christopher and his family As JP grew up, he became a counsellor at one of the camps. For a number of years, he has been helping kids

SEE THE SOUTH-ASIA MINISTRY Only God knows the true impact Children’s Camps International is having on His eternal Kingdom. Since 2003, more than 4 million children have gone to CCI camps, and the children grow up to attend university, get married, and start jobs. Some are called to ministry, becoming evangelists, pastors and leaders in their respective churches. Pastor Babu Daniel In South Asia this spring, CCI co-founder Antony Samy met up with Pastor Babu Daniel who shar