FAMILY CAMP 2026
“…The LORD gave, and the LORD has taken away; blessed be the name of the LORD.” – Job 1:21
Click here to go to the registration form (below this page).
The annual Reformed Baptist Family Camp will take place at Grand Kampar Hotel, Perak between the 31st May to 3rd June 2026.
This year, we are pleased to announce the camp theme of Job: Making Sense Of Sufferings with Pr. Mark Chen from First Evangelical Reformed Church Singapore as our camp speaker.
The book of Job is often cited as source of wisdom and understanding for Christians going through trials and hardship, but many aspects of Job’s story remains enigmatic to many.
Nevertheless, we trust that what has been preserved for us in God’s Word is intended to be understood, so we endeavour to learn through the talks and discussions about why do we suffer in this life and how to live faithfully through it.
Registration closes by 3rd May 2026.
Camp Fees (per head):
Adult Twin – RM460
Adult Triple – RM430
Adult Quad – RM380
Children ages 4-12 – RM320
Adult Random Rooming – RM400
- Fee is inclusive of meals during stay
- Fee does not include rental of nearby sports facility. Facility rental will be done ad-hoc during camp and coordinated privately among campers
- Family Discount (10%) available – Applicable to young families with one or more children ages 12 and under. Discount is only applicable when family is staying together in one room.
Take a moment to watch our 2025 highlights and experience what makes our Family Camp special, families gathering around God’s Word, children and parents learning side by side, and friendships formed in Christ. This is the same spirit we will continue as we come together again in 2026.
About The Speaker
Mark Chen is one of the pastors at First Evangelical Reformed Church (FERC) in Singapore.
After working as a counselor, he entered into full-time Christian ministry. He has a keen interest in Historical Theology, having studied the same in seminary; and enjoys teaching the principles of Reformed Worship and its simple and devotional application in praise.
He previously served in Presbyterian churches in Singapore and Australia. He was raised as a Methodist, converted as a Charismatic, embraced Fundamentalism, and matured into Reformed confessionalism.
FAQ
This camp is meant for anyone who desires to immerse themselves in the study of God’s Word for a few days, and to fellowship with like-minded believers.
If you are new to Christianity and are exploring, this camp can be just as beneficial for you as a platform to learn about our community and our beliefs through the talks and the activities.
In short, we welcome all who are interested to join us at this camp.
There is a form below this page where you can initiate the registration process.
As part of our efforts to streamline the registration process, registrations are done by rooms; we expect campers to coordinate among themselves on who to room with and designate a room representative to register on behalf of the whole room.
If you are a single camper who is unsure of who to room with, you may opt to register under Random Rooming. More details given on a separate answer on Random Rooming.
To reiterate, the family discount (10%) is applicable for young families with one or more children ages 12 and under staying together in one room.
If you are registering as a young family, proceed to fill in the form for your family and provide all the necessary info within the form.
The discount will be applied once your registration info (i.e. children ages) meets the criteria stipulated and the discount option will be made available.
The committee will provide optional transportation from GRC to the campsite and back for a fee of RM50, which can be selected during registration.
This fee shall be waived for children ages 12 and under, though they must still opt-in during registration, and must be accompanied by an adult during the trip. The mode of transport will be determined after registrations close, based on the number of campers who opt-in.
We have no restrictions towards international participants as long as slots are still available. However, please be informed that there will be a RM30 tourism tax added on top of the camp fees for international individuals.
Additionally, please note that internationals are expected to arrange their own transportation and accommodation for stays outside the camp dates. For transportation between GRC and the campsite directly, see answer on campsite transportation for more details.
We will not be accommodating walk-in participants for a number of reasons, one of which is that the hotel charges us by the pax for facility usage and does not distinguish between staying guests or walk-in guests.
If you are interested in the talks at all, we would like to strongly encourage you sign up as a full camper experiencing the added blessing of fellowship with like minded brethren. If there is anything hindering you from joining us fully and you would like to discuss the matter with the committee, feel free to reach out to us.
As a church camp, our schedule will centre around the Camp Talks by our guest speaker. Outside of the talks, there will be discussion groups, meals, games and sports, and free time for social activities and fellowship.
No, only children ages 4 and above will be charged.
For bedding, we are pleased to inform that Grand Kampar Hotel has kindly offered 5 free baby cots for infants, this will be available on a first come, first served basis.
For toddlers who require small mattresses, the hotel can provide them at a fee of RM120. However, parents may opt to bring their own bedding if they prefer.
Children ages 4–12 will be charged RM320 per child. Adults and teenagers ages 13 and above will be charged at adult room rates.
For example, two parents with two children will be charged two Adult Twin room fees plus two child fees. Two parents with one child and one teenager will be charged three Adult Triple room fees plus one child fee.
Family discounts, where applicable, will be made available during registration and will be based on these rates.
The structure of the fees has been set by the committee with the goal of only recovering costs, and even then, only loosely. Additionally, do check if you are eligible for the discounts provided.
Having said that, we understand that some may still find the fees unaffordable. We intend for this camp to be accessible to all who wish to attend, so the committee has set aside some funds to sponsor campers who are genuinely needful of help. If you think you are one such individual, you may reach out to us to discuss the matter further.
To reiterate, we encourage campers to coordinate rooming amongst themselves where possible before signing up.
However, if you are unfamiliar with the various participating church communities and are signing up alone, you may select the Random Rooming option during the registration process.
A flat camp rate of RM400 will be applied for this option, and you will either be assigned to Quad Sharing rooms or Triple Deluxe rooms with other Random Rooming registrants.
Some of the key people in this year’s committee are from GRC. If you are a regular attendee at our church, you can look for Stephen Leong, Aaron Loh, or Yong Chang Yi to discuss any questions you have.
If you are not a regular attendee and are not familiar with any of these individuals, you can send your question to our contact form, we will get in touch with you from there.