4 Sep 2026, 05:00Pastor Joojo BonnieBracknell, Bracknell Forest, England, United Kingdom
SEC Camp Meeting 2026: Teens Inspired to Worship, Connect and Grow
This year’s SEC Camp Meeting was a truly blessed and uplifting experience, with over 150 teens attending daily and Salisbury Hall filled to capacity on Sabbath. Each day began with inspiring devotionals from Clarke Collins, providing meaningful spiritual encouragement, while powerful evening sermons from Bright Agyemang-Baah challenged many to draw closer to Christ.
The teens also benefited from engaging workshops, filled with wisdom, insight and practical tools from Gus Nyberg on relationships, Lianne Audain on mental health and CJ Nicholls on worship. The atmosphere was further enriched by melodious, uplifting music from the praise team and band, compelling testimonies by the teens and moving, Spirit-led prayer sessions.
Go Ape was another memorable highlight, providing an exciting opportunity for the teens to work together, challenge themselves and step outside their comfort zones. Friday evening was particularly special as we shared in Communion, accompanied by a visual narrative that helped illustrate its depth, meaning and significance.
This was followed by Sabbath morning’s enriching and impactful service, during which around 10 teens came forward expressing their desire for baptism. Overall, 10 young people decided to be baptised.
Our programme concluded with an open mic, providing an opportunity for many talented teens to demonstrate their gifts and abilities, followed by a social evening of fun and fellowship. Overall, Camp Meeting was a memorable and spiritually rewarding experience, creating meaningful opportunities for young people to worship, learn, connect, grow and encounter God.
This year’s SEC Camp Meeting was a truly blessed and uplifting experience, with over 150 teens attending daily and Salisbury Hall filled to capacity on Sabbath. Each day began with inspiring devotionals from Clarke Collins, providing meaningful spiritual encouragement, while powerful evening sermons from Bright Agyemang-Baah challenged many to draw closer to Christ.
The teens also benefited from engaging workshops, filled with wisdom, insight and practical tools from Gus Nyberg on relationships, Lianne Audain on mental health and CJ Nicholls on worship. The atmosphere was further enriched by melodious, uplifting music from the praise team and band, compelling testimonies by the teens and moving, Spirit-led prayer sessions.
Go Ape was another memorable highlight, providing an exciting opportunity for the teens to work together, challenge themselves and step outside their comfort zones. Friday evening was particularly special as we shared in Communion, accompanied by a visual narrative that helped illustrate its depth, meaning and significance.
This was followed by Sabbath morning’s enriching and impactful service, during which around 10 teens came forward expressing their desire for baptism. Overall, 10 young people decided to be baptised.
Our programme concluded with an open mic, providing an opportunity for many talented teens to demonstrate their gifts and abilities, followed by a social evening of fun and fellowship. Overall, Camp Meeting was a memorable and spiritually rewarding experience, creating meaningful opportunities for young people to worship, learn, connect, grow and encounter God.
