ATTIC is an acronym for A Time To Invite Christ. This is a week-long camp held annually every August. The camp is an opportunity for young people to invite Christ into their hearts and all the activities are tailor made to equip them with the gospel of Christ.Through interactive learning, a Bible quiz, poetry, drama and sporting activities, the young people get insight into real-life situations and challenges and how to comprehend them. Through daily Bible study sessions during the ATTIC camp, young people are given contemporary information based on biblical principles that help them make well-informed decisions. The camp hosts 100 to 120teenagers between the ages of 13 and 18.

In the early years, competitions did not have an age limit, and only young adults competed. From 2013 to date, the age restriction has been set to teenagers only (13-18 years). It started with only 14 individuals who competed in a spirit of love and fellowship in Christ. As the years progressed, teams were created depending on the regional background of the teenagers, with different teams competing in different disciplines. In 2019 the number of teams increased from six to ten and we had a total of 162 participants; this necessitated a change of venue to a bigger space.

The camp has had themes such as ‘It’s never too late’, ‘Be brave, share Christ’, ‘The God of the valleys is the God of the mountains’, ‘Flee from the Devil’ and ‘Fear not, Christ is with you’.

Before they become competitors, they are called Attic Angels and they fall under the programme CLICK, which stands for ‘Christ Living in Christian Kids’. After turning 18 years of age, the competitors are encouraged to join as leaders in subsequent ATTIC camps.

When they become adults and soaked in Christ, they join another group of young people called WAGES (‘We Are God’s EagerServants’); these have their own camp in March with similar competitions to those during ATTIC but at a more advanced stage. Some of them then help in the training of ATTIC competitors.