Elizabeth Phillips

50,000 staff, roughly.

This is from what they've reported.

And then they have, they're not your mom and pop,

shop camp.

They have year-round ministries.

They have K-Life, which was in over 20 cities.

I think that's a dwindle down to maybe 17 since we started exposing stuff.

Sorry, not sorry.

But that's how they recruit campers year-round is these weekly Bible studies through K-Life.

And then you can go to camp.

They also have... I mean, it's a whole trajectory from starting at camp at a young age.

Then after camp, you can become a counselor.

But between high school and college, they also offer something called Link Year, like this gap year program.

And that's run by a guy named Adam Donye under the Kanakuk Ministries umbrella.

And Link Year also has Link Academy and Link Hoops.

Link Hoops is a basketball academy.

They're one of the top in the country now, actually.

But people don't realize they're tied to Kanakuk.

Then they have a segregated camp for urban youth.

That's called Kids Across America.