Pro-life formation, outreach, service opportunities, fellowship, outdoor games, prayer, bonfires and delicious food. DCRTL and the Ambassadors for Life look forward to bringing back these fan favorite features to their Third Annual Generations for Life Summer Camp in 2026! After the first-ever Generations for Life Camp’s success in 2024 and repeated success in 2025, we are excited for our camp to include unique opportunities where you will not only become equipped to respond to pro-choice arguments, but you will also make a tangible difference by sharing the dignity of the pre-born in compassionate conversations.
Previous campers shared that this program helped them learn more about abortion as well as how to confidently share their pro-life beliefs – even with those who disagree! See the bottom of the page for quote from previous campers!
Who: Our camp is for all high school students (rising high school freshmen to rising college freshmen) who are passionately pro-life and desire to make an impact on their community.
What: A 4 day pro-life camp designed to prepare students to become advocates for the pre-born! It is an overnight camp. Boys and girls will have separate sleeping quarters.
When: August 5th-8th
Where: Scotch Grove, IA
Why: To equip young passionate pro-lifers to become confident leaders in the movement, community with other like-minded individuals, and to make abortion unthinkable!
Speakers: Maria McCann who is an experienced pro-life activist and speaker. Learn more about Maria here: mariamccann.com~Past speakers include members from Justice for All Apologetics team and Amy Dall (Executive Director of Guiding Star Cedar Valley).
To register for Generations for Life, click the link below and fill out the form.
2026 Generations for Life Registration
For the forms below, please sign and scan, mail, or drop-off to us at dcrtl@dcrtl.org ~ these need to be filled out to be eligible for the camp!
Anonymous quotes from Generations for Life 2025 Campers
- “One thing I learned was being a voice is the best thing we can do and that we have to continue to reach out to people.”
- ”I gained the knowledge of communicating and finding common ground with people of the opposite belief.”
- “I felt unapologetically pro-life to stand in front of people I recognize in my community and defend my beliefs. Seeing the women who are receiving abortions also confirmed the need to defend both them and their children.”
