Cairo Christian Camp

The Pyramids of Giza in the foreground with the city of Cairo in the bacground.
Bible Distribution Youth Camp

Cairo Christian Camp

An Update on our Summer Camp in Cairo, Egypt;

Do you remember our call for support in June to give underprivileged children in Cairo the unique opportunity to attend our Christian Camp? If not, please refer to the excerpt from our original request below.

Thanks to your support, we successfully concluded a transformative summer camp for 365 children aged 7-19. That’s thirty more children than we had asked camp scholarships for. This is a testament to the impact we can make when we work together. Thank you for your generosity.

It’s important to note that the children who benefited from the camp came from diverse backgrounds. While most were from a Coptic denominational background (Greek Orthodox), we also welcomed two thirteen-year-old boys and a fifteen-year-old girl from Islamic backgrounds.

Each age group spent five days in a special complex for activities. After breakfast, we had a devotional session with a Biblical story and a call to salvation. Then, we had discussion time, followed by sports activities. After lunch, we would repeat the schedule.

The Word of God is alive and effective – this is a Biblical promise. Seventy-six youths accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal Savior, and every child received a Bible to take home. We taught them how to share with their parents what they had learned in the camp, and two families have already come with their children to our church.

Thank you so much for helping. I look forward to sharing this and other camp opportunities with you again next Spring. If you want to give now for next year, you may do so, just designate your gift to “Cairo Christian Camp.” or donate at the

Note: As much as we would love to show you photos, since it is a Christian Camp in a Muslim land, we dare not reveal the faces of the children or our workers. Thank you for understanding.

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  • The Rev. Jon Nelms is the founder of Final Frontiers. Called to missions at the age of eleven, he has been winning souls since he was twelve. Jon was a street preacher, pastor, church planter, and missionary before founding Final Frontiers in 1986 at the age of 30.

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