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Camp Meeting 2025:
Let it Rain
June 20-28

Wisconsin Conference camp meeting is a nine-day religious convention of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Religious training is provided for people of all ages, from infants to senior citizens. Attendees camp in cabins, motor homes, trailers, tents, or commute from their homes. When camp meeting is in session, attendance swells to nearly 5,000, making it the largest “town” in the county.

Camp meeting is live streamed on our YouTube Channel each year. For those on the grounds of Camp Wakonda the meetings are also broadcast on your radio at 87.9 FM.

Camp meeting is held on the grounds of Camp Wakonda near Westfield, Wisconsin, and is open to the general public. Reservation is only required for on-site accommodations.

Hispanic camp meeting is usually scheduled to be held in August. More information will be available soon.

Coming Soon: 2025 Guidebook
Let It Rain!

For programming from Pioneer Pavilion, click or scan the QR code below to find the Wisconsin Camp Meeting YouTube Channel

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Weekend/Evening Speakers:

Opening Weekend:

Speaker Bio Coming Soon!

Sunday Evening:

Currently serving as president of the Wisconsin Conference, Titus Naftanaila joined the Wisconsin Conference as a pastor in 2007. During his time in Wisconsin, he has pastored several districts along with serving as Religious Liberty Coordinator, Stewardship Ministries Coordinator, and Personal Ministries/Lay Pastors Training Program Coordinator.

Elder Naftanaila loves to preach God’s word with the desire to encourage others to give their hearts to the Lord.

Mon-Thurs Evenings:

Speaker Bio Coming Soon!

Closing Weekend:

Speaker Bio Coming Soon!

Morning Prayer Time and Seminars:

Morning Prayer Time:

Lesa Budd has always found prayer to be a natural part of her life—from childhood evenings kneeling on her “prayer pillow” each night to quiet nature walks spent talking with God.

Now serving as Wisconsin Conference’s Prayer Ministries Coordinator, Lesa sees her lifelong connection with prayer as a calling fulfilled. She finds it a deep honor to be used by God and to help others discover the joy of talking with God and the peace of His presence.

She is a proud mother of six adult children, grandmother to thirteen, and great-grandmother to four. Lesa gives all glory to a faithful God who continues to guide her journey.

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