Dates: Dec. 29, 10 am - Jan. 1, 3 pm
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Winter...cold, long, dark nights. What better way to warm up than to soak in a spiritual spa or wake up your spirit with a Polar Bear Plunge at Camp Innabah. Come join us for four days of family fun activities and education, the best food that money CAN'T buy, life-enriching interaction and fellowship, all for one purpose—to prepare and empower you for the year ahead.

Twenty-five Council members and Representatives gathered for a Shehaqua summit from October 11–13 at Camp Daddy Allen, right across the road from Camp Shehaqua. The purpose of the meeting was to evaluate this year’s programs and discuss ways they can be improved.

Dates: Friday, September 20 – Sunday, September 22

This year's Harvest Festival will truly capture the spirit of the harvest! Come celebrate with us the turning of the seasons, and the good fruit we've borne this year! The Harvest Festival will be chock full of meaningful and outrageously fun activities and contests, including candle making, tie dye, pumpkin painting, a watermelon eating contest, foot race and, of course, the Grand Slam Hoedown Jam!! Be sure to wear your "country finest" because we will vote to see whose outfit really captures the spirit of the hoedown! So drop your books, workload and stress, and come be with family and friends in God's incredible creation at Camp Shehaqua.

The Intentional community workshop is a special track for people interested in learning about intentional communities. It will be held as part of the Weekend 1.5 program, on July 26 - 28.

Friday July 26

6 pm Dinner