Camp Table Rock is a non-denominational Christian youth overnight camp on Table Rock Lake in the Mark Twain National Forest near Shell Knob, run by Fun in the Son Ministries. It offers all-inclusive week-long summer sessions combining Bible training, lake and group activities; its High School camp serves students who have completed 8th through 12th grade. Church and youth groups also attend.
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★★★★★Joshua FenstermakerGrateful for Rick and his staffs passion for young people experiencing the Living God! They do not sugarcoat the Bible, and exude God’s compassion. The new chapel is also amazing!
★Ava HowellI must say that if you’re considering taking your students to this camp I would highly advise you read this beforehand. We were really excited to bring our kids here and were extremely disappointed in the teachings and views of the camp. If you have younger students or students whom you are bringing to encounter Christ for the first time, this is not the camp for them. The sermons were harsh and aggressive and in no ways reflected the love Jesus teaches us. Not only was an entire sermon preached surrounding current politics with rhetoric that isolated and singled out students and staff with differing views, there were also many insensitive and offensive comments made during the sermons. If you have students whom are part of the LGBT community know that they will not be welcomed here or preached to in a loving way. You can have opinions on homosexuality but no grown man has any business making fun of children. There were insensitive jokes made about ICE that brought some of our campers to tears because “why would anyone joke about that?” The conversations had with my campers during this camp completely broke my heart and even hurt my own faith in Christians and the ways we live our lives. Ultimately we felt the need to pull out campers out of multiple sermons because they were inappropriate and hateful. We will absolutely NOT bring our campers back here ever again or recommend the camp to anyone. Regardless of your political views, church camp should be a place where these kids can feel loved and supported and this place was not it. CTR and Christians as a whole need to do better for the sake of our youth. *On top of all of this our cabin was infested with BED BUGS, originally the staff had us stay in the cabin even after finding some and it was only after finding more and threatening to leave that we were all moved to other cabins. They originally had asked us not to tell anyone else about the bugs but of course word got out and not once were we ever apologized to.
★★★★★Kara RossI've been at this camp from 6th-12th grade as a camper years ago and as an adult sponsor for many years after. I sincerely say CTR is my favorite place on earth. The presence of the spirit is strong there and it is a place where lives are changed forever!
★★★★★Addy HatcherI LOVE THIS PLACE!! not only has camp table rock given me countless new experiences, but also strengthened my faith and understanding in who God is. God is using the leaders here and the camp in big ways and He’s not done yet!!
★★★Martha Quinnthe camp is fine. It has a lot to offer lake wise. My only complaint is that they let men wear really short trunks with no shirt but the women have to bundle up at the lake. Definitely a sexist environment and one of the men there calls other denominations “cults” so I can’t really see the love of Jesus. I will say that the summer young adult staff is wonderful and that Rick does a great job hiring his staff.