You never walk into a conversation first. The Holy Spirit goes before you. He prepares the person you're going to meet — and when the moment comes, He gives you the words and brings the right things to your remembrance. Your job is smaller than you feared: open your mouth, be kind, and move things one first down. His job is everything else.
"For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind."2 Timothy 1:7 · NKJV · The camp's theme verse
Christians who love God and believe every word of it — and freeze when it's time to say something out loud. The ones who have sat in church for years and never once invited anybody. This camp is not for the naturally bold. It's for the ones who think boldness is for other people.
The Spirit has already been at work in them before you arrive. Stop seeing strangers — start seeing appointments.
Questions before answers. Listening before talking. Your story, honestly told. An invitation, actually extended.
Success is a conversation started, a question asked, an invitation given, a prayer offered — never a pressured decision. God does the converting.
Friday evening + Saturday. Teaching built on Scripture, a testimony you write and actually say out loud, and scrimmage practice — where you play both sides of the conversation, so the hard moments get rehearsed in practice instead of feared in real life.
The Remembrance Deck — 14 pocket verse cards to carry and drill. Conversation starter cards for the first ten seconds. A worksheet that walks you to a finished 2-minute testimony. Invitation cards with your church's name on them. The whole camp on one wallet card.
Camp ends Saturday; practice won't. A practice app is coming: rehearse conversations at midnight with a partner that never laughs at you and never tires, drill the verses until they're stocked, and keep a private journal of your first downs.
Churches will be able to host Go Before Me for their own people — under their own church's name. The invitation cards carry the local church's name anyway. That's the point: the invitation is to your church.
Leave your email and you'll be the first to know the date — before it's announced anywhere else. No noise, no list-selling, ever. One email when there's news.