Camp Noah

Camp Noah is a nationally acclaimed preparedness and resiliency program for children, hosted across the U.S. in communities that have been impacted by disaster and trauma. Trained volunteer teams are sent to communities to lead the day camp for children.

Immanuel has sent Camp Noah teams to Baton Rouge, LA and Pearlington, MS (Hurricane Katrina), Dunkerton, IA (tornado), North Minneapolis (tornado), Moose Lake, MN (flood) and Menahga, MN (wildfire), Norman, OK (tornado), San Marcos, TX (flood), Cameron, WI (tornado) and Port Aransas, TX (hurricane).

Camp Noah is a ministry of Lutheran Social Services. The goal of the free day camp is to teach resiliency skills to kids who have experienced a natural disaster. The week long camp helps kids know that they are special because God made them, that we all have a story to tell, that feelings come and go, that they are uniquely gifted, and that there is hope for the future!

Camp Noah 2020 - Dates TBD Contact kim@immanuel.us for more information.