Church Camp: Bad Skits, Cry Night, and How White Evangelicalism Betrayed a Generation
Church Camp examines the culture of evangelical church camps through the lens of bad skits, cry night, and the broader legacy of white evangelicalism. With a focus on generational impact and institutional betrayal, it offers a candid perspective on faith, memory, and religious culture.
About This Book
Church Camp explores the culture and experiences associated with evangelical church camps.
It considers familiar elements such as bad skits and cry night within a broader examination of white evangelicalism.
The book focuses on the ways religious institutions and traditions may affect a generation.
Its title signals a candid, critical perspective on church culture, generational experience, and faith.
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