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May
15 - 22
Spring
Work Camp
Are
you a former camper or
counselor? Want to
help Presbytery Point, but
can't volunteer for a week
during the summer?
Are you a youth group
leader with a group of
kids itching for a
project? Have some
power tools sitting around
in your garage waiting to
be used? Each year
we have a long list of
cleaning and fixing
projects that needs to be
completed for the Point to
be able to welcome the
hundreds of children and
adults that participate in
its camping
programs. Whether
you like fixing sailboats,
cleaning cabins, or
chopping firewood, we'll
find something for you to
do. Come as a group,
an individual, for a day,
weekend, or entire week!
<Contact
Angela Stone, Camp
Manager.>
Finito
till next year! See
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June
5 - 7
Free
Fishing Weekend
Closed.
We're no longer accepting
registrations for this
weekend.
Love
to fish? Come take
advantage of the state's
license-free fishing
weekend at the
Point. You'll have
access to the camp's boats
and waterfront areas (some
of the best fishing spots
on Lake Michigamme) as
well as daily worship
services and meals.
And if you ever get tired
of fishing, there'll be
lots of other activities
to choose from, like
hiking Mt. Baldie or
ultimate Frisbee
games. Bring your
pole and make your own
schedule.
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June
18 - 21
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August 1
Senior
High Cultural Exchange
Camps 1 & 2
Closed.
We're no longer accepting
registrations for Camp 1,
June 18 - 21.
Ever
wonder what other camps
are like? Or how
congregations in other
parts of the country
work? Want to share
the culture of Presbytery
Point with people who have
never been here
before? Now's your
chance. Meet other
high-school-age campers
from Milwaukee Presbytery
and Camp Bingle in Alaska
to share part of the U.P.
and maybe have the chance
to travel to some of their
missions.
Participate in small group
discussions and listen to
them explain aspects of
the differing cultures
that can be found across
the United States.
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June
21 - 27
Adult
Healthy Choices Camp
Closed.
We're no longer accepting
registrations for this
camp.
Want
to get on the path to a
healthy life? Why
not come to camp to put
your physical and
spiritual health back in
order? Come to
Presbytery Point to learn
about easy and healthy
diet and exercise
choices. Massages
and sessions on stress
relief and stretching will
also be available.
In addition participants
are encouraged to attend
morning and evening
worship services and small
group discussions.
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June
28 - July 2
Staff
Training Week
This
session is mandatory.
A
week for counselors,
lifeguards, and other
staff members to get
together and prepare for
the summer camps.
Mandatory
for summer staff.
<Contact
Angela Stone, Camp
Manager.>
Special
Note: Staff
Training for Volunteers
These
sessions for volunteer staff
are also mandatory. Training
for volunteers will begin at
10:00 AM on the Sunday of
the session of which they
are a volunteer. With
questions or concerns and
for details, <contact
Angela Stone, Camp Manager.> |
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June
28 - July 1
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4
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August 1
One
Big Family Camps 1, 2, and
3
Closed.
We're no longer accepting
registrations for Camps 1
and 2.
Looking
for the perfect family
vacation, complete with
swimming, hiking, games
and good food? Bring
the whole gang to
Presbytery Point for a
full week or half week of
fun and fellowship with
other families. Come
as grandparents and
grandkids, singles, or
parents and kids --
everyone is welcome.
Activities include daily
worship services, group
discussion, small group
discussion for kids,
games, canoeing, hiking
and campfires. This
is also a great
opportunity for younger
kids to try out time at
camp while still being
around mom and dad.
Stay through the Fourth of
July and get treated to
one of the prime viewing
spots on the lake for the
Michigamme
fireworks.
Couples, singles,
intergenerational, and
friends; all ages.
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July
5 - 11
Junior
High Camp
For
campers finishing the 7th and 8th grades.
Plunge
into deeper discussions
about faith and life as a
Christian in between
searching the lake for
pirate treasure or dancing
Friday night away in the
Old Lodge. Junior
High Camp at Presbytery
Point is the time to stay
up late with old friends
and discover new ones in
cabin and discussion
groups. The Point is
an excellent place to get
away from normal life and
enjoy a safe place to try
new things and meet new
people.
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July
12 - 18
Performing
Arts Camp & Sailing
Camp
Closed.
We're no longer accepting
registrations for this
camp.
For
campers finishing grades 7
through 12.
Ever
thought of sailing the
high seas? Or taking
your final bow before an
applauding audience?
Presbytery Point gives you
the chance to do either at
Sailing & Performing
Arts Camp. If you're
a sailor, you'll learn to
operate one of the camp's
Sunfish sailboats,
complete with proper
sailing terminology and
techniques, finishing in
the Presbytery Point
Regatta. If you're
an actor, you'll help
prepare a play, along with
costumes and props, to
perform at the end of the
week. Campers for
this week will also have
morning and evening
worship services and small
group discussions, not to
mention all the games and
campfires that go along
with a regular camping
session.
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July
19 -25
Senior
High Camp
For
campers finishing the 9th,
10th, 11th, and 12th
grades.
Whether
you're a camp
"lifer" or it's
your first time, Senior
High week is the time to
strengthen your bond with
God and with the people
around you. Use your
time at camp to discover
what you think about
Christianity and how it
applies to your life, but
don't forget to have fun
playing Capture the Flag
or canoeing across the
lake. Camp favorites
like singing around the
campfire are mixed in with
new opportunities to
participate in worship
services and talk about
faith with other high
school students.
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July
26 - 29
Kindergarten
through Second Grade Camp
For
campers finishing
Kindergarten, 1st grade, and
2nd grade.
Now
you're a big kid, and it's
your first chance to go to
camp. You might be a
bit nervous about being away
from mom and dad for the
first time, but half a week
at Presbytery Point is the
best place to do it.
You'll learn a ton of new
games and songs and meet a
bunch of new friends.
All the best things about
camp – canoeing, fishing,
roasting marshmallows –
are all there for you to try
out.
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August
2 - 8
Fifth
and Sixth Grade Camp
For
campers finishing the 5th
and 6th grades.
You're
in 5th or 6th grade, and
you're ready for
full-blown pirate games
and overnights at the
Outpost Camp. Start
taking a bigger part in
the daily worship services
or teach us a new song at
campfire. Catch the
biggest fish of the week
by the Deep Dock or
capture the flag for your
team. Fifth and
Sixth Grade Camp lets you
experience camp for the
first time or continue
your favorite traditions
with the friends you've
made along the way.
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August
9 - 15
Third
and Fourth Grade Camp
For
campers finishing the 3rd
and 4th grades.
Maybe
it's your first week at
camp, or maybe it's your
first full week at
camp. Either way,
you're big enough now for
hiking Mt. Baldie or
canoeing around Alcatraz
Island. Explore camp
like you never have before
with fishing, swimming,
games and singing.
Also start discovering
God, with special a
special spiritual
curriculum designed just
for you. Whatever
you want to do, you can
find it at Presbytery
Point.
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September
27 - 30
Falls
Colors -- Mission Tour
Camp One -- Adult
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October
1 - 4
Falls
Colors -- Mission Tour
Camp Two -- Adult
<Register.> |
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See
fees and refund policies at the bottom of
<Registration> forms.
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