MAD Camp

MAD for Jesus

July 10 - 13, 2023

For one week each summer, Trietsch hosts a half- day MAD Camp (Music-Arts-Drama) camp for kids from Wesley-Rankin Community Center. The annual MAD for Jesus Camp focuses on giving 150-200 children, grades 1-8, of the Wesley-Rankin Community Center in West Dallas, access to Music, Art, Drama and Dance.

While the camp lasts one week, preparation begins months ahead of time. Through MAD Camp, kids get a chance to explore creatively as God designed them to do.

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Email Gracie Millard for more information at g raciem@tmumc.org.

Volunteer Opportunities

MAD Camp

This camp is held at Trietsch every summer and adult volunteers are needed to share God’s love with these precious children. No fine arts talent required, just a love for Jesus

*Director
Assistant Elementary Director
Assistant Middle School Director
Volunteer Coordinator
Elementary Music Leader
Elementary Drama Leader
Elementary Indoor Games
Elementary Outdoor Games
Middle School Elective Leader
Shepherds

*ATTN: We are in special need for a MAD Camp Director. If we are unable to find a volunteer director, we will not be able to offer MAD Camp for Wesley-Rankin.

Email Gracie Millard for more information at g raciem@tmumc.org.

Wesley-Rankin

Since most MAD Camp volunteer roles occur solely in the summer, we encourage you look at Wesley-Rankin Community Center’s upcoming opportunities:

After-School Program Support
Aspiring Professionals Coach
Casa Feliz Walking Buddy
Scholars Tutor - for kids with learning differences

Visit Wesley-Rankin Community Center at wesleyrankin.org/

Stories from MAD Camp

Grateful for MAD Camp Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Pam Taylor has been the organizer of MAD Camp since 2015, and although MAD Camp looked different in 2020 and 2021 - the deep love for the kids stays the same. For those that haven’t...
Love the MAD Kids Monday, June 1, 2020
Ted Hyde didn't expect to build such strong relationships with the kids from MAD Camp. Read his story and click here to learn more about it! Unless they belong to me, kids are not really m...