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Programs

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Camp

  • Christian Summer Camp for elementary age-high school students
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Gap Year

  • Bridge the gap between high school and college
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College

  • Summer Employment and Paid Internships
  • Wheaton in The Northwoods (May-Term Course)
  • Wheaton College's Orientation Program
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Graduate

  • Master's Degree Program
  • Post College Fellowship
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Celebrate our 75th Anniversary!

2026 marks 75 years of ministry at HoneyRock! We invite you to celebrate with us on our social media and at our in-person events this Fall.

Learn More About Our 75th Anniversary

What Is HoneyRock?

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Check out the News!

The Northern Light is a newsletter written by our staff and faculty to share what’s happening at HoneyRock. From program updates to photos to alumni features, this is the place to look into what happens behind the scenes at HoneyRock. 

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Walk Down Memory Lane

To help celebrate our 75th anniversary, we’ve done something BIG. Thanks to a generous donor and the work of Chaos to Memories, we were able to gather every physical and digital photo into an online archive for all of the HoneyRock community to enjoy. You can explore this incredible collection on our SmugMug site. Fill out the form below to access the archive and share the link with your friends and family! 

HoneyRock Testimonies

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Camper Parent Q&A Session

“The lessons of spiritual growth that we as parents are trying to impart are reinforced at HoneyRock.”

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Rebecca Adu-Boahene's M.A. OAL

“It’s going to be so exciting to apply what I’ve learned here and train other people to apply these principles.”

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Elliot Humpry Vanguard Gap Year ‘24

“One word to describe HoneyRock, is home, and I believe the community makes it feel that way.”