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Session
One: June 15
Third
and Fourth Grade Camp
For
campers finishing the 3rd
and 4th grades.
A first
opportunity for a
whole week of camp.
You can do almost anything
now, and there are so many
new friends to meet and things
for you to do. There
are new strokes to learn
in the water and new
paddling techniques to
learn in the canoe.
New desserts to cook over
the fire and new art
projects to make in the
studio. New
salamanders and
wildflowers to identify
along new trails to follow
to new destinations.
New songs to sing in the
dining hall or by the fire
and new Bible verses to
read at the Point and to
study in your cabin.
What makes camp one
of the best places to try
something new? Your
good friends will be there
trying them too!
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Session
Two: June 22
Performing
Arts Camp & Sailing
Camp
Performing
Arts, Music and Dance Camp:
For
campers finishing the 5th
through 8th grades.
The
actors from the past
couple years will want to
turn to new roles and new
actors will want to try
acting for the first
time. Some campers
will prepare and present a
faith-based drama
performance for which they
construct their own sets
and costumes. Others
will be offered the
opportunity to be creative
through drawing, painting,
or sculpture. Music and
dance will also be part of
the week. Paticipants
will enjoy other
traditional camp
activities.
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Sailing
Camp:
For
campers finishing 5th
through 9th grades.
Lake
Michigamme is a wonderful
body of water to see the
beauty of God's world and
be part of it, learning on
the water what wind,
water, and steady
hands can do. Also,
campers will work together
to select a hiking
destination that will
likely require both
canoeing and backpacking
to explore.
Registration may have a
limited number.
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Family
Camp
Details
to follow.
Family
Camp: Details to be
announced.
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Session
Three: July 6
Kindergarten
through Second Grade Camp
For
campers finishing
Kindergarten, 1st grade, and
2nd grade.
Camp
is a wonderful place to
learn about being away from
home, being outdoors,
finding loving adults other
than parents or teachers,
sleeping in cabins, eating
in a dining hall, learning
new songs and becoming part
of a community that is
different from any
other. These few days
offer just that plus a way
to learn about God, study
the Bible and be out in the
beautiful world that God has
given us, discovering it in
a new way. Swimming,
boating, hiking, art, and
games will be part of this
wonderful time.
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Session
Four: July 15
Fifth
and Sixth Grade Camp
For
campers finishing the 5th
and 6th grades.
Grounded
in God’s love, this year
you must be ready to help
plan the most fun water
games imaginable, to
venture on your first
sailing and picnic
excursion, to create group
art, to lead Vespers, to
play cutting edge Capture
the Flag, to
who-knows-just-what-else!
On the way, the staff will
encourage you to pay close
attention to God's
creation with morning
watch, by hearing
scripture, by worshipping
together, by singing along
with new friends, and by
being part of a beautiful
place that let's you
discover why camp is just
not like being at
home. The fun is
here!
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Session
Five: July 22
Junior
High / Middle School Camp
For
campers finishing the 6th,
7th, and 8th grades.
This
is a time for campers to
experience traditional
camp activities and also
learn the wonderful love
found in a Christian
community. They will
have an opportunity to
learn and know what is it
to be still and seek
God. They will be
able to develop new
friendships, discover fun
in games, learn new songs,
study the Bible, and
have adventures with
others in a beautiful
place. This camp
gives them an opportunity
to be in a place and a
part of a community so
different that their lives
are changed.
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Session
Six: July 29
Senior
High Camp
For
campers finishing the 9th,
10th, 11th, and 12th
grades.
Traditional
camp activities are much
more a part of this
week. While being
part of a Christian
community where the love
of Jesus Christ is shared,
campers have opportunities
for learning, adventures
in a beautiful
environment, and Bible
study.
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