At camp, Kahani came alive—making friends, inventing secret handshakes, and shining in ways his family had never seen. Kahani’s mom Heather said “Whenever Victory Lane is doing something, let us know—we WILL be there!”  

Morgan and David also arrived with questions. They wanted their foster daughter to have new experiences, but they didn’t know what camp would be like. What they found was a summer of firsts for her—first time swimming, first vacation, and even her first time touching an owl, thanks to Silly Safari, who comes every year. Most importantly, it was the first time she had the chance to play and make friends with other kids. For Morgan, that was priceless. “We love Victory Lane,” she said.  

“Everyone should get involved.”  

Two families. Two stories. One truth: when families come together at Victory Lane, hesitation gives way to belonging, and ordinary days turn into life-changing moments.  

This camp is what the church world is supposed to look like.