Lutheridge 75th Birthday Capital Campaign

It is with gratitude for 75 years of strong camping ministry that we celebrate the 75th birthday of Lutheridge and all the ways God has grown faith, developed leaders, and built community.

The generosity of those who love camp will serve to strengthen this ministry and pass the faith to children, youth, and adults today and for future generations.

Pastors Tim and Mary Canniff-Kuhn, who served as program directors at Lutheridge for 25 years, have agreed to chair the campaign.

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Where your gifts are at work.

The campaign has three aims. Here is where you can see them at camp.

Site map of Lutheridge, from the camp's directions and site map

Lutheridge site map, from the camp’s directions and site map.

Building New Spaces for Today’s Generation of Campers & Guests

Growing Our Programs that Pass the Faith to All Ages

Hill Cabins

New Hill Cabins, the newest lodging at Lutheridge, with private bedrooms for individuals, families and groups. Guests are already staying in them.

See the Hill Cabins →

Pioneer A

New cabins for campers in the Pioneer A camper area.

Care for Our Current Facilities that Have Been So Important for So Long

Stewarding the Resources Provided Over the Last 75 Years

Lakeside Lodge

Renovated bathrooms at Lakeside Lodge.

See Lakeside Lodge →

Strengthen Ministry for the Future

Responding to Your Desire to Position Camp for a Strong Financial Future

Read the board’s Q1 2025 update →

Why it matters now.

“Camp is more important than ever in providing leadership development, faith formation and the experience of authentic Christian community – all in the midst of God’s creation.”

Pastor Mary Canniff-Kuhn, campaign co-chair

“These things cost more as expectations for staff, facilities, amenities, and infrastructure continue to rise. Lutheridge must catch up and move forward to create the same transformational experiences in new ways. This capital campaign will help this happen.”

In the photo: the NovusWay board on a tour of the work at Lutheridge.

Read the board’s update →