Alabama Wmu Camp

Conference & Retreat Center in Pell City, AL offers a tranquil setting for gatherings and events. With a range of meeting spaces and accommodations, it provides a peaceful environment for groups to convene and retreat. Whether for corporate conferences, spiritual retreats, or special events, the center caters to various needs and preferences. Guests can enjoy the serene surroundings and focus on their purpose for coming together. Generated from their business information

WorldSong Missions Place in Cook Springs, AL is a premier retreat and leadership event destination, offering a beautiful campus for churches and organizations to gather and plan their next event. With specialized programs and recreation opportunities like archery, canoeing, and zipline, WorldSong provides a unique and memorable experience for visitors. Their Leaders in Training programs allow campers to witness leaders in action and get a taste of the impactful work done at WorldSong.Generated from the website

Camp Winnataska was operated after its founding in 1918 by the Birmingham Sunday School Council. The camp has always been run as an interdenominational camp. The Birmingham Sunday School Council was composed of Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Methodists, and Baptists. The camp--and its leadership--has always included Catholics, Lutherans, and other Christian denominations. The camp is open to anyone who wishes to attend. Because Winnataska is interdenominational, we are careful not to compel campers to agree to any religious or denominational doctrine. The intent is fulfilled in the following ways at Camp Winnataska's six summer sessions: Sunday morning church ( for leaders and staff ), morning Bible study, Hillside inspirational vespers & hymns, evening hut Bible devotions, and singing Christian songs.