We Welcome You!
The Community of Christ is committed to providing a quality youth camping experience in a Christ-centered atmosphere that respects the worth of all persons. Our camping ministries provide young men and women the opportunity to grow spiritually in a week-long camping activity that combines scripture study, team building activities and recreation surrounded by nature.
Our camps are open to all youth regardless of race, national origin, creed or religion, provided the camper agrees to abide by standards governing good conduct.
Junior High Camp – July 11 - 16
Grades: 7, 8, 9 (going
into)
Director Robin
LaBrecque
Click on the camp director's name to send an email for more information.
Senior High Camp – June 20 - 25
Grades: 10, 11, 12,
graduates.
Director Brian
Hice
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Late Junior Camp – July 8 - 11
Grades: 4, 5, 6 (going
into)
Director
Nick and Derika Grutter
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Early Junior Camp – August 1 - 3
Grades: 2, 3 (going into)
Director Carol
Walden
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Registration
form, completed health history and pre-registration fees of $25.00 should be mailed
by parents directly to
Late
Fees – see camp brochure for dates late fees apply
Policy on Registration and Fees
Late Arrivals
It shall be the responsibility of the camper and the camper's parent or guardian to make arrangements before the beginning of camp to admit the camper as a late arrival. This can be done either in writing or by telephone with the camp director. This guarantees a reservation. There shall be no reduction in fees for campers who arrive late. A camper arriving late without having made previous arrangements may not be admitted to the camp.
Absenteeism
Some campers have desired to attend camp and to work a job, participate in school athletics or to take academic courses such as summer school or driver's education. The camper must contact the camp director before camp to explain their situation. The director has the prerogative to approve or not approve part time attendance at camp.
Health History
In accordance with state law, the registration form and the health history record must either accompany the camper to the camp or must be provided with pre-registration. Campers who do not have this documentation cannot be allowed to stay for the camping experience. Please be sure that all health information is complete. All information is required by the State of Michigan to be on file during camp. This includes a complete immunization record.
Last updated April 14, 2010
Based on a template
from The Webquest
Page.
