Daily Morning devotions - a whole camp-wide devotion is done after breakfast and before the activities. Various Christian living topics are interactively discussed and facilitated by youth pastors and youth workers.

Christian Living instructions - also called as CL classes are given to all dorms. Classes are smaller in nature and brother and sister dorms are paired together for this class. This class covers more specific topics that challenge the young people and give them a better perspective in life. Topics usually cover relationship with God, with others, and with the rest of the community. Campers are given time at the end of the class to write journals, pray together or even ask questions from the CL instructor. Christian Living instructors are usually older members and pastors of the Worldwide Church of God.

Dorm Chats / Fireside Chat/ Beach side Chats - are informal gathering of campers per dorm (or sometimes with their brother or sister dorm) where they can freely ask questions to a pair of married couples who serve as their dorm parents. There is no fixed outline for this discussion because we want the campers to freely ask questions they would not have been able to ask anywhere. These chats are usually done in the evenings and the campers would sometimes forward initial questions to their assigned dorm parents to help the parents assess their questions and fields of interest. The overwhelmingly popular topic for this activity is interpersonal relationship with the opposite sex. Campers feel free to ask the ins and outs of dating, marriage, sex and the ramifications of pre-marital sex and other concerns. There are instances however when these chats focused on the heavier matters of the Christian faith. 

Camp wide Worship Service - this is done on a Sunday. This is a time when the members and families affiliated with the Worldwide Church of God attend a worship service with the campers and staff. This allows the campers to realize that they are part of the bigger Body of Christ. With the camp-wide worship service, the praise and worship is usually led by the campers and staff and the main message may be given by the Camp Director or a pastor of the Worldwide Church of God.

Physical

Sports Activities - SEP camps boast of well-programmed sports activities that include archery, basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, table tennis, swimming, snorkeling, mountaineering, dance and all-terrain biking depending on the camp site conditions. Safety and security are maintained at all times through specific safety instructions and guidance provided by well-trained staff. 

Inter-Dorm Sport Competitions - Toward the end of the camp, inter-dorm sports competitions are held. The different teams are assembled from the different dorms to form an all-stars competition in basketball, volleyball, softball and others.

Socials - One of the more important needs of a young person is to feel a sense of belongingness. Some of the activities designed at camp are to ensure that the campers get to freely interact with each other and form friendships that could last a lifetime.

Mealtimes - This is probably the best and easiest way for a camper to know her dorm mates and other campers in a very relaxed setting. Campers eat together as a dorm and they are free to invite another dorm to share the meals with them.