Video Footage Shows Girls Worshiping God While Evacuating Flooded “Camp Mystic”
Girls Worship As They Evacuate Camp Mystic (TikTok/@dpaige323) Texas Flooding (TikTok/@dpaige323)
Girls Evacuating Texas Flood Areas Could Be Heard Praising Jesus
Video footage has surfaced following the deadly flood in the Texas Hill Country, revealing a group of girls singing worship songs while evacuating.
In a TikTok video posted by Houston nurse Devon Paige, a bus full of girls from
“Camp Mystic” can be seen driving away from the flood-ravaged area.
As the bus passes rushing floodwaters and piles of debris, the girls sing worship songs, their voices rising above the chaos.
“The girls are singing to try and calm everyone,” Paige wrote in the caption.
Camp Mystic is a century-old Christian girls’ summer camp located in Hunt, an unincorporated community in Kerr County, Texas.
The girls could be heard singing the popular Christian worship song, “Reckless Love Of God,” along with other hymns.
@dpaige323 Camp Mystic July 4, 2025 My Evacuation (with the audio) I debated posting this. This is our genuine reactions. #CampMystic #Flood #CampMysticFlood #Rescue #Evacuation #Texas #hunttxhunter ♬ original sound – D E V O N P A I G E
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Camp Mystic Ravaged By Devastating Texas Floods
At least 27 campers and counselors are confirmed dead following the tragic flash flooding in the region, which saw up to 10 to 12 inches of torrential rains in an incredibly short amount of time.
The Guadalupe River surged dramatically, rising approximately 22 to 29 feet in under two hours, sweeping away cabins, roads, and everything in its path.
Camp Mystic’s youngest campers were tragically housed in low‑lying cabins located less than 500 feet from the Guadalupe River and were among the first to be overwhelmed when the flash flood struck.
Local officials have reported that 10 campers and one counselor still remain missing from the camp.
Texas Hill Country Flood Results In Historic Loss
Officials have confirmed that at least 84 people have died in Kerr County alone, including 28 children, in the floods.
Emergency response teams have conducted more than 850 high-water rescues, with helicopters, drones, and Coast Guard boats deployed to assist in the search for the missing.
President Donald Trump announced his administration was working with State and Local Officials in Texas following the tragic flooding.
During a press conference this weekend, Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed the State Operations Center was at Level II readiness. Texas has deployed over 1,300 personnel, nearly 1,000 vehicles, and equipment from more than 15 state agencies to support rescue and recovery efforts.
Abbott toured Camp Mystic, describing the scene as “horrendously ravaged in ways unlike I’ve seen in any natural disaster.”
“The height the rushing water reached to the top of cabins was shocking. We won’t stop until we find every girl who was in those cabins,” Abbott said.
