Missionaries at Shiloh Bible Camp

Setting the table for the Gospel.

We are the Cohrac family. Together, we serve at a year-round Bible camp in the mountains of Idaho, preparing spaces and welcoming people so the Gospel can be shared clearly.

Chase and Stephanie Cohrac with their children
Donnelly, IdahoShiloh Bible Camp

Why we serve

The quiet work behind camp ministry helps make every conversation, lesson, meal, and gathering possible.

“Set the table for the Banquet of the Gospel.
Young people gathered together at Shiloh's outdoor amphitheater

A year-round mission

Making camp ready for the people God brings here.

Shiloh serves campers, families, churches, and ministry groups throughout the year. Chase's role as Facilities Director is to help ensure the campus is safe, clean, functional, and ready for every season.

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Life and ministry together

One family, many ways to serve.

01

Prepare the place

Facilities work keeps cabins, gathering spaces, kitchens, grounds, and essential systems ready for ministry.

02

Serve the people

Camp ministry is shared work. Our family steps into meals, projects, worship, mentoring, and everyday needs as opportunities arise.

03

Point to Christ

Every task supports Shiloh's mission to impact campers for Jesus Christ and make disciples who make disciples.

Chase and Stephanie smiling while serving food in the camp kitchen

Meet the Cohracs

A family called to serve.

Chase and Stephanie have spent their marriage serving together in ministry. With their children, they now call Donnelly home and share in the life of Shiloh Bible Camp.

Chase brings years of camp care, construction, and hands-on experience to his role. Stephanie brings a heart for worship, encouragement, and discipleship. Their hope is that practical service will keep opening doors for Gospel ministry.

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Latest update

Chase and Stephanie Cohrac with their children

Welcome to Our Family Ministry

A brief introduction to our family, our work at Shiloh Bible Camp, and the mission that shapes our days.

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