Derrick Milner reflects on an impactful camp experience and sharing insights from several Students. The camp was a significant event, fostering spiritual growth, with 13 baptisms and five salvations. Milner emphasized the power of worship and community, highlighting how sharing struggles and faith experiences in a supportive environment, like the small groups at camp, can lead to profound personal breakthroughs. He urged attendees to carry the spiritual intensity and openness experienced at camp into their daily lives, asserting that faith is not merely about emotional highs but about continuous, everyday commitment.

Milner and other speakers, including Brian, underscored the importance of students setting an example in their faith, not just within the church but in all aspects of their lives. They encouraged students to continue to worship freely, share their faith, and invite others to experience Jesus, preventing the church from becoming a "clique." The shared testimonials from students like Benjamin, Hannah, Noah, David, Josh, Harrison, William, Caroline, and Ethan illustrated diverse personal transformations—from overcoming anxiety and grief to finding deeper connections and understanding their faith. The camp aimed to show that even outside of an isolated camp environment, God can continue to work miracles, and personal faith should be a daily pursuit, not just a one-time event.