Rev. Caroline Camp
Minister of Youth Discipleship – (828) 253-3316 ext 1304
Caroline is a passionate and creative youth minister who brings a unique blend of energy, authenticity, and talent to their ministry. Caroline has a deep love for the vibrant communities and landscapes of their home state of North Carolina. With a heart for inclusiveness and a commitment to building spaces where all people feel seen and valued, Caroline embodies the spirit of a modern, affirming leader. Growing up in choir, theater, and marching band, Caroline often incorporates her talents to connect, inspire, and engage with high energy, joy, and glitter.
Caroline graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a double major in Political Science and Spanish Literature before pursuing her Master of Divinity at Duke University. Before coming to Central in 2023, Caroline worked at the Church at Spring Forest, a hybrid farm-monastery in Hillsborough, NC and the Feast Gathering, a congregation for those experiencing homelessness and poverty in Wilmington, NC.
As a member of the LGBTQ community, Caroline is committed to fostering a safe and welcoming environment where youth can explore their faith and identity without judgment. Their openness and relatability empower young people to embrace who they are and discover how their unique gifts can transform the world.
When Caroline isn’t planning hiking retreats in the wilderness, crafting devotionals, or writing curriculum, you might find them reading at local coffee shops, crocheting or hand-lettering, or walking her dog, Opie Taylor.
Caroline graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a double major in Political Science and Spanish Literature before pursuing her Master of Divinity at Duke University. Before coming to Central in 2023, Caroline worked at the Church at Spring Forest, a hybrid farm-monastery in Hillsborough, NC and the Feast Gathering, a congregation for those experiencing homelessness and poverty in Wilmington, NC.
As a member of the LGBTQ community, Caroline is committed to fostering a safe and welcoming environment where youth can explore their faith and identity without judgment. Their openness and relatability empower young people to embrace who they are and discover how their unique gifts can transform the world.
When Caroline isn’t planning hiking retreats in the wilderness, crafting devotionals, or writing curriculum, you might find them reading at local coffee shops, crocheting or hand-lettering, or walking her dog, Opie Taylor.