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About Zion Camps

The time has come to prepare ourselves, our families, and our communities for the redemption of Zion and the establishment of heaven on earth. Scripture teaches that Zion is both a place and a people—those who are “of one heart and one mind, and dwell in righteousness” (Moses 7:18). This gathering is not about worldly philosophies or cultural traditions but about the covenant path of peace, the creative act of liberty, and consecration of time, talents, and resources for Zion.

Zion Camp is a winter event dedicated to:

- Putting away the systems of control, corruption, and division.
- Building a foundation based on covenant, creation, and consecration.
- Preparing hearts and minds for the redemption of Zion and the reign of Christ.

We gather not as specialists or spectators, but as one body, seeking unity and practical steps to live as a covenant people where each is seen as we are seen and known as we are known. (Doctrine and Covenants 76:94)

Our Documents

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Objectives

Consecration and Preparation: Through personal commitment and covenant, we set aside pride, control, and selfishness and prepare to consecrate our time, talents and resources for Zion. There are governing systems needed to receive consecration, and we must be prepared to understand and activate them.
The Great Law of Peace for Our Day: Together we will gather principles of consent given to us in the scriptures.
Christ as the Head of the Corner: What we do in equal agreement, by common consent, is more powerful than what is dictated by centralized control. Zion cannot be built by compulsion, but only by covenant and love. Our only leader is Christ himself, and we desire that men and women no longer counsel each other, but that “…every man speak in the name of God the Lord, even the Savior of the World” (Doctrine and Covenants 1:20-21).
Heaven’s Guidestone: Establish a vision for a living monument of faith, liberty, and peace that points toward the Great Peacemaker, our lord and savior, rather than the idolatrous worship of men. Unlike those who built the great tower and later rejected Christ as the head of the corner and thereby have their language confounded, we will not reject our Lord as our king of kings.