Summer Day Camp at NWCCC

 

 

About Our Summer Day Camp

Camp Hosanna is a vibrant summer day camp ministry, designed for school-age children who have completed Kindergarten-5th grade. Running for 11 fun-filled weeks each summer, Camp Hosanna offers an exciting blend of weekly field trips, swimming three times a week, engaging outdoor activities, and meaningful chapel time. Our camp is a place where creativity, friendship, and adventure come together - and it's no surprise that we fill up quickly each year, so early registration is highly encouraged!

Our Camp Director leads a passionate team of counselors, ensuring each camper is cared for and every day is packed with fun, learning, and memorable experiences. For more information about Camp Hosanna, please contact Camp Director Lee Willis at: willisl@northwestchurch.org or you may call 614-451-4412.

Click here for the 2025 Camp Hosanna Registration Letter
2025 Tuition Schedule
2025 SDC Handbook (PDF)

Camp Hosanna Registration Form

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What Does Hosanna Mean?

In Christianity, "Hosanna" is an expression of praise and adoration, often directed towards Jesus Christ as the Savior and Messiah. The word originates from Hebrew and is found in the New Testament of the Bible, particularly in accounts of Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

During this event, which is commemorated as Palm Sunday in Christian tradition, crowds welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem by waving palm branches and shouting "Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest heaven!" (Matthew 21:9, NIV). The use of "Hosanna" in this context expresses acclaim and reverence for Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah, fulfilling prophecies of the Old Testament.

In Christian worship and liturgy, "Hosanna" is often used as a hymn or exclamation of praise, acknowledging Jesus's role as Savior and King. It is a declaration of faith and adoration, affirming belief in Jesus's divine identity and authority.

Overall, in Christianity, "Hosanna" carries deep significance as a declaration of praise and recognition of Jesus Christ's messianic role, his authority, and his power to save and deliver humanity from sin.