Friday, July 21st  thru  Sunday the 30th

CampMeeting 2023

All are WELCOME !

No registration except for accommodations

Cabins, Tent-sites, more Camper/RV sites

or Drive-in daily - no charge - Bring your friends

Affordable Breakfast, Lunch, Supper, ... available

Bible Study Teacher & Preacher for most services*

Rev. Marshall Daigre

Marshall serves as the founding pastor of Harvest Pointe Methodist Church in Madison, Alabama. He teaches Religion adjunctly at Calhoun Community College, Alabama's largest community college. Marshall has been a Visiting Lecturer for Emmaus University of Haiti in Cercaville, Acul du Nord, Haiti, and South India Biblical Seminary in Bangarapet, India.

Marshall holds a B.S. from Wesley College and an M.Div. from Wesley Biblical Seminary. As an ordained Elder with the Association of Independent Methodists, he serves as Committee Chairman of Church Health and Multiplication. Additionally, Marshall is a Wesley Biblical Seminary trustee. He regularly speaks at summer camps, family camps, and retreats.

He and his wife Jessica have four boys and one girl. They love to travel as a family and go to the beach whenever possible. His current hobby is philosophy.

 (* opening weekend: Pastor Phil Rainbow, Pastor Ed Perry, Pastor Bob Howard)

Several Evenings Worship with Dave Pettigrew

Dave is a worship leader, recording artist, author, husband and father. He has opened for and toured with Paul Baloche, MercyMe, For King & Country, Jeremy Camp, Big Daddy Weave, Sidewalk Prophets, Michael W. Smith, Phil Wickham, Rend Collective, Brandon Heath, Tenth Avenue North, Lincoln Brewster, Jason Gray, ....

"The feeling of helplessness as you see those you love struggle drives my music and ministry. Being onstage means more than just singing songs or providing an opportunity to lead people in worship. It’s a longing to share with everyone the hope and healing we have through our relationship with God.” -Dave Pettigrew

Opening Weekend John & Sophee Waller

For almost a century and a half, these grounds have been set aside for seeking first Christ and His kingdom.

We Gather Together Daily at 10AM

and

M-F Evenings 7pm (Weekends 6pm)

Please contact us at DCMA1875@gmail.com

Ministry of The Word and Worship throughout the encampment.

Weekday Evening Services: 7PM  (music begins 6:45) 

Weekend Evening Services: 6PM  (Sat. & Sunday) 

Sundays: 10:30 Service  preceded by 10AM Hymn-Sing

10AM Daily Bible Studies

for Adults and Youth

Prayer Meetings 7:30am & 1/2 hour before services

Campmeeting Crafters 1-3pm daily

Parent Quiet-Hour available 3-4pm daily (sign-up)

Family Activities every afternoon

Join us in our Dining Hall after every service

Fellowship and purchase Refreshments after all evening services

Daily Continental Breakfast 8:00-9:00am

Lunch Noon-12:45     Sundays Pot-Blessing

 Parents, please make sure that your children are with you and safe at all times.

Note: Recreational activities closed 10 minutes prior to all services & studies.

Please limit public use of cellphones and we strongly urge no use by youth.

Please Read "On-Site Essentials" on Accommodations page.

Bookstore is open 1/2 hour before & after services

Rest-rooms behind Dininghall are open 24/7 during campmeeting

For accommodations:

Email dcma1875@gmail.com  Or Text (508)847-8334

During campmeeting: dorm bunk $5/night; dorm room $12*

RV sites $15* (10 nights $120*) no dumping

Full-Utility RV sites $30 (10 nights $240)

1 room Cabins $20*/night ($135* for 9 nights) . 

 (*add $5/day Electricity Usage if bringing A/C)

Tent site $10 (all 9 nights $75). 

We gather daily at 10am in Dininghall and for Evening Services 

(scroll down to see our retreat rental rates)

Visit:  Douglas Camp Meeting   on Facebook

 Email DCMA1875@gmail.com to request a 4 page PDF of our 2021 Pictorial

We welcome individuals or groups to serve with us in keeping up our grounds and properties.

Upcoming Workdays:

Various Saturdays 9am - preceded by prayer walk 8:30am

or schedule to serve at your own convenience Text(860)836-0343

. dcma1875@gmail.com 

Consider Adopting-A-Cabin to care for ... all have electrical thoroughly updated!

Rev. Marshall Daigre ...

 Prayer 

7:30am Prayer at Pavilion

Evening Prayer 1/2 hour prior to services at Dininghall Porch

Sundays 2pm Testimony & Praise Gathering!

 Family & Youth Activities 

8:45AM - 9:45AM Monday thru Saturday Family Hour

Flag-Raising, then Family Devotions, then Family Activities/Projects

and Afternoons:  

family bike hikes, swimming, service projects, crafts, volleyball,

yard games, geo-caching, gaga ball, scavenger hunt,

water games, outings to Fairwoods & Douglas Water Slides

plus Evening Afterglows, Christian movies, Variety Show, etc.

Youth Day & Evening CONCERT

Sundays 12:45 ...  in our park

"Campmeeting Crafters"  1pm-3pm Daily (all ages)

2022: Gospel bracelets;  Card-Making;  Pot-holder Quilting;  Canvas painting;  Painting Wooden Figures,...

Also coming,150th Anniversary quilt and tableware ...

You are welcome to come and bring others!

Leave your worries at the Bridge

Mark your calendars for July 21st to July 30th, 2023 and come to Douglas Camp to visit us for another holy week of seeking and spending time with the Lord's Spirit.

To learn of our rich history you may read the

Illustrated History of the Douglas Camp Meeting at:

http://place.asburyseminary.edu/firstfruitsbooks/13/

Or purchase a copy

at our Campmeeting Bookstore

In addition to our 148th Annual Douglas Camp Meeting,

July 21st - 30th, 2023

we are also scheduling group rental use of our facilities and camping area (scroll down for rates).

Church Retreats and other Christian events will enjoy the serenity of time with God and fellowship with others

 To receive a digital copy of our brochure please email DCMA1875@gmial.com

If you wish to make a love gift please send it to:

DCMA  P.O.Box 503  Douglas, MA 01516 

(or via Venmo "DCMA1875")

so that we can continue our work on these Holy Grounds.

Thank you for faithfulness and for helping us fulfill God's mission.

Douglas Camp is an

Interdenominational

Christ-centered Camp-Meeting.

Everyone who desires more of The Lord is welcome!

Tabernacle       $100/day

Dining-Hall   $250*-$300/day ($150*-$200/half day)

 Inquire for rates for more than 3 consecutive days

Kitchen           $40/meal ($100 max/day)

   if no indoor cooking $20/meal ($40 max/day)

DH exterior bathrooms $25 each/day; $40/both

     (no charge when dining-hall is rented)

Bath-house       $100*-$150/day

    * lower price is for groups of 80 or less  

Cabins           $20/night;  $135 for all of CampMtg**

Dorms            $60/night; bedrooms $12/night**

Tent sites       $10/night;  $75 for all of CampMtg

RV sites         $15/night;  $120 for all of CampMtg**

(sites with full-utilities being developed $30/night; $240 CampMtg)

**Add $5/day-night for any A/C or Heat electricity usage

note: Linens are not provided with accommodations

Grounds Usage Fee $80/day; $50/part-day

(no cost if other facilities are rented for at least these amounts)

   DCMA1875@gmail.com

Registrar: cabowden@outlook.com (508)847-8334

- The purpose for those who stay at Douglas Camp Meeting grounds is for spiritual growth and outreach as well as to care for the properties/ministry.

- Parents must make sure their children are supervised and safe at all times.  

- Calm pet(s) may be allowed by permission.

- Worldly activities, music, media, behavior, apparel are not permitted on DCM grounds – including smoking, alcohol/drugs, profanity. Unrelated couples are not permitted to reside together at DCM.  Sabbath is honored as a gift from God.       

- Individuals who use any authorized bathroom facilities are responsible for custodial care of their usage. Please notify us if supplies are short or repairs needed.

- Those who stay at DCM are responsible to remove their own rubbish from the camp.  Also, snow plowing is not provided.

- Use of DCM kitchen is not permitted unless a rental agreement is entered into and a copy of their cook’s ServSafe certificate is submitted to DCMA.

- Application/contract and Pastoral recommendation are required for any that stay at DCM (unanimous approval of the DCMA Executive Board required), other than during Annual Camp-meeting, as mature Christian character is essential. 

- Our Founders stated, “… these grounds are to be held forever for holiness”. Not only do we treat DCMA grounds as sacred, but consideration of others seeking-first Christ is appreciated.

Douglas Camp Meeting Association

P.O.Box 503    25 South St. Douglas, MA 01516