We’ve had an amazing start to Immersion! After checking in and getting settled, campers gathered in the Sport Court for an exciting Color Team reveal and a group photo to kick off the week. They jumped right into the first “Welcome to Propel” session before enjoying dinner together. The evening continued with a powerful time of worship and a thought-provoking session led by Dr. Jonathan Morrow. Campers ended the night in small groups and wrapped up the day with an ice cream party and fun get-to-know-you Bingo. It’s been a full and joyful first day as students begin building friendships and diving into all God has in store!
Immersion July 6-19
Summer 2025 is here! Get a glimpse into what your teens are learning in the classroom, how they are putting it into action, and the ways they are being equipped to deepen their relationship with God and others, and all the fun in between!
Summer Information
- Day 1
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- Day 2
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Campers jumped right into an incredible first full day at Immersion! After breakfast, they started with devotions—a quiet time set aside for students to be alone with God in prayer and Bible reading. The morning continued with worship and two engaging sessions with Brett Kunkle, where he shared how to study your Bible. The afternoon included another impactful session with Brett before heading out for Team Challenges, which are activities designed to help students learn how to communicate well with others to achieve the same goal. They ended the day in their small groups discussing what they had learned. There was a lot of laughter and fun had by all!
- Day 3
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Campers are diving deeper into their faith and leadership this week! Today began with devotions followed by worship as a camp community. Brett Kunkle led impactful sessions throughout the day, teaching on different worldviews and how to confidently share the gospel with others. After lunch, campers took part in a variety of fun and challenging Team Challenges where they practiced leadership and teamwork skills. The evening included dinner, hangout time, worship, and one final session from Brett before heading into small groups to process what they’re learning. They ended the night with a camp favorite—Tanks, a high-energy dodgeball game played in the dark with neon lights and blindfolds!
It’s been a full and meaningful day as students continue to grow in confidence, faith, and friendship.
- Day 4
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Today was an unforgettable day at Immersion! Campers dove deep into their faith during two powerful sessions with Dr. Jonathan Morrow, exploring the evidence for God’s existence and the truth of the resurrection. In the afternoon, they headed off campus for an exciting whitewater rafting adventure—a time filled with fun, teamwork, and plenty of memories. It’s been an incredible mix of learning and laughter today, and we are looking forward to day five.
- Day 5
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Campers started their day with breakfast, devotions, and worship before diving into thought-provoking sessions with Monique Duson. Monique taught them how to respond to critical theory and identity from a Christian worldview, offering biblical insight on topics like racism, ageism, and other cultural challenges. She also helped debunk common misconceptions about racism with clarity and grace. After lunch, Dr. Jonathan Morrow led another engaging session, and campers spent the afternoon at Team Challenge Time, growing in leadership and teamwork. The evening wrapped up with worship and a session from Alan Shlemon, who introduced campers to Islam and how to have respectful, meaningful conversations with people of different faiths. The night ended on a high note with a Trivia Night full of energy and laughter!
- Day 6
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Today was a powerful and memorable day for campers! The morning began with small groups, worship, and two impactful sessions with Alan Shlemon. After grabbing lunch, campers headed off campus for a visit to a local mosque to learn and observe firsthand what others believe. They finished the off-campus experience with dinner and a debrief at The Varsity before returning to Impact 360. The evening wrapped up with meaningful small group discussions and a bonfire by the Sport Court—a perfect way to reflect on all they’ve been learning and experiencing this week.
- Day 7
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Campers discovered that a weekend at camp is never dull! The day began with breakfast and worship together, followed by impactful teaching from Alan Shlemon. Alan led multiple sessions throughout the day, discussing God’s good design of sexuality and gender. He specifically shared how we can find evidence of this design all throughout the Bible. In the afternoon campers continued to take part in new Team Challenges to build leadership and teamwork. After dinner campers gathered for worship and heard powerful life stories from summer staff. The night wrapped up with small groups and a high-energy dance party!
- Day 8
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Campers had an adventurous day on Sunday! After breakfast, devotions, and worship, they headed off campus to Callaway Gardens for a day full of fun and challenges. One group took on the Treetop Adventure Ropes Course while the other enjoyed the beach and Aqua Island obstacle course. After lunch together, the groups swapped activities to make the most of all Callaway had to offer. Back on campus, campers shared dinner and ended the evening with worship, small groups, and a session with Jonathan Morrow about what it means to walk in wisdom. It was a great mix of fun, reflection, and spiritual growth!
- Day 9
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Campers had a full and impactful day as they dove deep into big questions about faith and life. Sean McDowell led a series of thought-provoking sessions throughout the day covering topics like evidence for design, the soul, the problem of evil and suffering, finding God’s will, and navigating challenges like pornography. In the afternoon campers headed down to the soccer field for Team Challenge activities. Occasionally during these challenges Group Leaders may decide to make these exercises a bit more challenging by declaring “Strange and Magical Things!”, which could lead to campers being blindfolded or having to sing while they complete the challenge. After dinner, worship, and one final session with Sean, the night wrapped up with small groups and our very own Olympics! It’s been a rich day of learning, growth, and connection.
- Day 10
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Today was an incredible opportunity for campers to put what they’ve been learning into practice! After breakfast and worship, Sean McDowell led two impactful sessions to help prepare students for spiritual conversations. Campers then headed to Georgia Tech for a day of jumping into spiritual conversations with strangers, where they engaged with people on campus and learned how to approach conversations about faith with confidence and grace. After debriefing with Sean, they returned to Impact 360 for dinner in small groups and a session with Sean and Jonathan exploring worldview in music and movies. The night wrapped up with a fun movie surprise to close out a full and meaningful day!
- Day 11
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Campers are making the most of their final days together! The morning began with devotions and worship, followed by two impactful sessions with Alisa Childers, helping students navigate cultural challenges to their faith with confidence. After lunch, Jonathan Morrow taught on why we can trust the Bible and led a conversation on biblical manhood and womanhood. In the afternoon, campers enjoyed Team Challenge activities before heading into an evening full of fun with Water Wars ! The day wrapped up with intentional time in small groups for the girls to debrief what they learned about womanhood and a manhood talk for the guys—a meaningful way to process and reflect on what God is teaching them.
- Day 12
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Today campers explored what it means to live out their faith and influence the world around them. After breakfast, devotions, and worship, they headed off campus to the Chick-fil-A Support Center for a behind-the-scenes tour and an Influence Session about leading with integrity and purpose. Back at Impact 360, campers shared dinner together, and ended the evening with worship, and a session with Jonathan Morrow.
- Day 13
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Our final day was full of celebration and reflection on all God has done this week! Campers started their day like every other with devotions and worship. This was followed by two impactful sessions with Megan Almon sharing with students how to make the case for the pro-life position with truth and compassion. After lunch Jonathan Morrow shared a final challenge, equipping campers to stand firm in their faith as they return home. The afternoon wrapped up with one last Team Challenge before heading into an EXTREME Dinner (ask your students about this) and a special Celebration Night to remember the friendships and growth from the week. The evening closed with intentional manhood and womanhood conversations—a meaningful way to finish strong.
- Meet the Team
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- Policies
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TECHNOLOGY POLICIES
Q: WHAT IS THE CELLPHONE POLICY?
A: The wise use of technology is a good thing, and we will be using technology in our classrooms as we learn together (we will provide what is needed). However, in order to limit distractions and encourage community, focus, and learning, cellphone use will be prohibited for the duration of Immersion. Students will be able to use their cellphones upon arrival at the airport/arrival on Impact 360 Institute campus. Cellphones will then be turned-off, collected, and placed in a locked cabinet after parents have been notified of their student’s safe arrival at Impact 360.
We ask that parents/guardians give their students space to learn and grow themselves by honoring our request to only contact their students in the case of emergencies or during designated times. In our experience working with high school and college students we have found that times of disconnecting from cellphones and other technology provides a great opportunity to reflect, grow, and connect with new friends. If you want to regularly keep in touch with your student, we encourage you to do so through mail!
If for some reason parents/guardians need to communicate with their students, they can do so by emailing [email protected] or calling 706-457-4124.
EMERGENCY POLICY
Q: WHAT HAPPENS IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY?
A: In the case of any emergency
- Appropriate legal authorities will be contacted immediately
- Our program coordinator and director will be notified as soon as possible
- Students will be notified, and regularly updated as is appropriate
- Parents will be notified, and regularly updated as soon as possible
Q: WHAT IS THE POLICY FOR TORNADOES AND OTHER DANGEROUS WEATHER?
A: Impact 360 Institute is equipped with a large storm shelter with plenty of space for all of those staying overnight on campus. In the case of dangerous weather, parents will be notified and able to reach our full-time team.
DATING RELATIONSHIPS / SEXUAL ACTIVITY POLICY
Q: CAN STUDENTS DATE ONE ANOTHER AT IMPACT 360 IMMERSION?
A: We expect all students to be as inclusive as possible during their time at Impact 360 Immersion. Young dating couples who attend Immersion together will not display affection physically, draw unnecessary attention to their relationship, or spend time together one-on-one.
Students who meet one another at Impact 360 Immersion are not permitted to enter into a dating relationship. We will encourage any young couple considering dating a friend they meet at Impact 360 Immersion to talk with their parents/guardians before making such commitments.
Additionally, students will not engage in any sexual activity during their Impact 360 Immersion experience. Students who engage in sexual activity will immediately have their parents/guardians contacted via phone by someone on our team.
- FAQ's
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