Theme Overview
To be face-to-face is to come close enough to see clearly, be known fully, and be changed deeply. To not hide parts of our life but to be honest with our whole life.
Throughout Scripture, people who encounter God face-to-face are never the same. Moses met with God on the mountain and his face reflected God’s glory. The disciples walked face-to-face with Jesus and were transformed by His love, truth, and grace. Many others whom encountered Jesus found freedom In 2 Corinthians 3:18, Paul tells us that as we behold the Lord with unveiled faces, we are transformed into His likeness.
This is the heart of our camp theme: helping students be face to face with God, others, and themselves. We become what we behold. Growing in our walk with God is not primarily a byproduct of ‘trying harder’ but rather beholding him - being transformed from the inside out as we engage him.
We were made for this kind of closeness—not just to know about God, but to know Him personally, to come face-to-face with His beauty, truth, and love.
To be face-to-face is to come close enough to see clearly, be known fully, and be changed deeply. To not hide parts of our life but to be honest with our whole life.
Throughout Scripture, people who encounter God face-to-face are never the same. Moses met with God on the mountain and his face reflected God’s glory. The disciples walked face-to-face with Jesus and were transformed by His love, truth, and grace. Many others whom encountered Jesus found freedom In 2 Corinthians 3:18, Paul tells us that as we behold the Lord with unveiled faces, we are transformed into His likeness.
This is the heart of our camp theme: helping students be face to face with God, others, and themselves. We become what we behold. Growing in our walk with God is not primarily a byproduct of ‘trying harder’ but rather beholding him - being transformed from the inside out as we engage him.
We were made for this kind of closeness—not just to know about God, but to know Him personally, to come face-to-face with His beauty, truth, and love.
REASONS TO GOAuthentic worship, relevant biblical teaching and fun fellowship with other believers
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REGISTERKnow the deadlines and download forms here
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WHAT TO EXPECTCheck out the new health and safety guidelines and our handy list on what to bring (or not bring) to camp.
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DCCYC is held at Lakeview Baptist Assembly, Lone Star, Texas
Who We AreDCCYC is a Christian camp serving our youth among the Chinese churches in the DFW Metroplex. We serve students from incoming 7th grade to high school Seniors going off to college each summer. Campers get to be themselves and develop deep friendships with their peers and counselors, all the while being encouraged to explore faith and God.
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Our HistoryDCCYC started in the 1980s by two Chinese churches and grew to more than 10 churches in the DFW Metroplex area. Each church has its representative in the board. The board meets each month to prepare for camp. The Camp Director is rotated among the board members each year.
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