Emmanuel Bible Camp



Page Contents:

i. Week Breakdown
ii. Regisitration Information
iii. Checklist / What to bring
iv. Important Notes
v. Our Menu

breakdown

Camps 2010 Dates Cost
#1 Ladies' Retreat   [ Info & Schedule ] June 25-27 $35 plus $10 registration fee.
#2 Junior Teen 13-14 yrs July 4-9 $60 plus $50 registration fee.
#3 Junior Teen 12-13 yrs July 11-16 $60 plus $50 registration fee.
#4 Kids Camp 11-12 yrs July 18-23 $60 plus $50 registration fee.
#5 Kids Camp 10-11 yrs July 25-30 $60 plus $50 registration fee.
#6 Kids Camp 8-9 yrs August 1-6 $60 plus $50 registration fee.
#7 Family Camp All Ages August 8-13 Adults:$15/day, Children(6-12):$10/day,
Max: $225 plus $50 registration fee.
#8 Senior Teen 15-up August 22-27 $60 plus $50 registration fee.
#9 Men's Retreat September 10-12 $35 plus $10 registration fee.

registration

Registration begins at 3:00 p.m. on opening day. The camp period begins at supper time.
Pickup time is Friday evening at 6:00 p.m.


The camp cannot assume responsibility for supervision of campers before registration opens and after 6:00 p.m. on Friday evening.

Parents are urged to send application and registration fee as early as possible as camp management can enlist sufficient staff for safety and supervision. Facilities may not permit the accommodation of campers arriving without advance registration.

Registration fee MUST accompany registration form to reserve space. Postdated cheques will NOT be accepted.




checklist

What to bring:

**Please Note: Label all your belongings to avoid loss.

Sleeping bag with a warm blanket
Pillow
Toothbrush and tooth paste
Comb/brush
Soap, Shampoo
Towels
Wash Cloth
Bathing suit (for girls...one piece, no two pieces are allowed)
Pajamas
Clothes for warm days, cold days, wet days, dirty days.
Underwear and socks
Sneakers. sandals
Bible and notebook along with pen/pencil

What not to bring:

- Matches, lighters, aerosol spray
- Radios, iPods, Cell Phones, Handheld Games
- Two peice bathing suits
- Mini Skirts
- Short shorts (above your finger tips when standing straight)
- Tops with spaghetti straps
- Tube tops
- Short shirts that reveal the midriff

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notes

Dress Code:

The Camp wishes to promote an atmosphere of respect and modesty. Campers and Staff are expected to wear appropriate clothing at Camp. Clothing that will be considered inappropriate includes spaghetti straps, halter tops, short shorts, tube tops, shirts that reveal the waist and two-piece swimsuits. Camp clothing MUST NOT depict messages, whether written or picture form, which are profane, demeaning or promote illegal or immoral activity or promote the use of alcohol or drugs. Guys must wear shirts at all times (except swimming), girls are not to wear their sleepwear beyond the bathroom, and no underwear is to be showing on guys or girls. The dress code will be strictly adhered to. The Camp Management reserves the right to define the term "inappropriate" Campers and Staff who do not comply will be required to change into appropriate clothing.

Important Notes:

* All week-long camp periods end Friday evening following an awards presention at 6 pm.
* Register early as accommodations are limited.
* You will receive written confirmation of space allocation.
* Trailer hook-ups are available for Family Camp.
* No perfume/deodorant aerosol cans allowed.
* Campers are not permitted to leave the grounds without permission of camp director.
* Alcoholic beverages, drugs, radios, CD/tape or mp3 players are not allowed on the grounds.
* Smoking is not permitted by campers or staff.

Age Discrepancy:

Campers often request to attend camps other than the age allotment.

ie. "I'm 14 years old but will be 15 in September, may I attend senior teen?"

To best serve the interests of campers and registration, if the camper turns the appropriate age within the calendar year this would be acceptable.

Younger Campers:

Sometimes the problem of homesickness arises. We would like to suggest that the camper spend a night at a friend's or relative's home before spending a week at camp. This may help the camper to become accustomed to spending time night away from Mom & Dad.
Campers who go home early take away the oportunity for someone else to come to camp.



Still have Questions?
info@emmanuelbiblecamp.com


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