Come cozy up at our campout under the stars as we embark on an unforgettable cosmic adventure. As Galactic Starveyors, kids will explore the vastness of space, gazing at stars, galaxies, and the beauty of creation, and discover that God’s greatness is all around them, from the biggest wonders of the universe to the smallest details of everyday life.

But this journey is about more than what we can see. Like Starveyors peering through a telescope, kids will learn to look more closely and discover what might otherwise be missed. The Bible tells us in Colossians 1:15 that Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the One through whom all things were created. As we look into the visible, we begin to know the invisible. Every star in the sky and every detail in creation points us to a God who is powerful, creative, and full of wonder.

Throughout the week, kids will join Sage and friends as they learn to “starvey,” to look closely, ask questions, and discover that there is often more than meets the eye. What may seem ordinary at first is actually filled with God’s fingerprints and purpose.

Through thrilling Bible stories, high-energy worship, and hands-on, space-themed activities, kids will:

• Discover how all creation declares God’s glory (Psalm 19)

• Explore how Jesus reveals the invisible God to us

• Learn that the God who made the universe also knows them by name, hears their prayers, and walks with them daily

Each day, kids will gather at Glow & Know, our campfire memory verse station, where God’s Word shines bright as they learn, repeat, and hide Scripture in their hearts. As they imagine looking through a telescope into the night sky, they will be reminded that “the heavens declare the glory of God” (Psalm 19). Around the campfire, we will slow down, reflect, and remember that this great and powerful God is also deeply personal and near.

Get ready to be amazed, inspired, and filled with awe as we celebrate a God who is bigger than we can imagine, yet closer than we ever dreamed.

So grab your gear, find your place by the fire, and join us as we explore the universe together, discovering the Creator who is seen through what He has made and known through Jesus.