1945 - The First time the current camp property was seen.

1946 - Submission of the first congressional bill requesting the land purchase

1947 - The camp meeting held as a gathering for Christian workers

1948 - Congressional bill approved and the original 39.66 acres were purchased

1949 - Construction of the first lodge begun

1951 - Alaska Mission is incorporated with 16 charter member (later called Arctic Missions, Inc.)

1952 - Title received for the original land purchase and bill presented for additional 40 acres

1956 - Addition of 100 acres purchased fr a neighboring homesteader

1958 - First caretakers stay through the winter season

1959 - Victory High School begins

1968 - John Gillespie resigns as director of Victory Bible Camp and Conference Grounds

1970 - Ranch Camp begins

1971 - Teepee Camp begins

1973 - Arctic Missions, Inc. (later to become InterAct Ministries, Inc.) and Victory Bible Camps merge

1977 - Wilderness Camp begins

1982 - Closing of Victory High School

1985 - Camp Li-Wa joins Victory Bible Camp

1993 - Victory Ministries, Inc. becomes independent from InterAct Ministries, Inc.

1994 - Russina ministry begins at Victory Bible Camp

1996 - Summer missionaries and teachers first sent to Russia

1997 - Construction beings on "Project 2000"

2009 - Brian Headdings joined Victory Ministries as Chief Operations Officer