Meet the Program Director

Emily serves as the Program Director for Camp WeWoSeJe, and Sheldon oversees our media and communications. Emily’s ministry primarily reaches children—many of whom would not otherwise have the opportunity to experience camp. Our heart is to create Christ-centered programs that impact lives long after campers head home.

When camp is not in session, Emily organizes staff training, coordinates events, develops upcoming program themes, and prepares the camp for the next season of ministry. Sheldon captures the story of camp through photography, video, and digital communication, helping share the work God is doing here.

Our desire is to create a space where every child can encounter Christ’s love, experience community, and grow in their faith.

We are continually reminded of how vital your prayers and support are. Our passion is to serve in camp ministry—pouring into the lives of others and sharing the love of Christ—but financial challenges can sometimes make it difficult to give this calling our full focus.

We’re seeking individuals who feel led to partner with us, whether through prayer, encouragement, or financial support. Even a small monthly gift, like $1, can make a meaningful difference in sustaining our ministry. 

Meet the Camp Directors

After seeing the need in their community, the Hoffmans began ministering to local youth as directors of Camp WeWoSeJe(“We Would See Jesus”). The camp specializes in providing a camping experience for youth who typically can’t afford to go to camp. Keeping camp affordable means, among other things, relying on volunteers to serve as first-aid providers, lifeguards, construction workers, plumbers, song leaders, and teachers.

Tim also serves as a Field Director, ministering to other InFaith missionaries and their families. Some of the Hoffmans’ other ministries include teen clubs, Bible studies, church ministry, discipleship programs, a bus ministry, and college retreats.

"InFaith is moved by the call to reach locally right here in the United States. We want to be a part of God's change in others even as God is constantly changing us. We try to find the dark places in our local communities and see where Jesus needs to shine by calling people to conversion and discipling them in their walk of faith. We visit the prisoner and the widow. We clothe the naked and feed the hungry. We participate in God's work in our local communities to bring about God's vision for "on earth as it is in heaven" (Matthew 6:10)."