2013 Camp Chippewa Brochure

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Camp Chippewa SCholarShip appliCation - 2013

To be completed by your local Pastor and mailed to: Summer Camp Scholarship & Registration Camp Chippewa 2577 Idaho Rd., Ottawa, KS 66067

The Kansas East Conference camping program desires that youth be able to attend camp, regardless of their ability to pay. Funds are available to assist persons in need to attend Camp Chippewa.

To apply for a scholarship please follow these instructions:

1. Complete the application below. Be sure to include the amount of money both your family and your church are able to contribute. All families seeking scholarships are required to contribute what they are able to in order for consideration.

2. Have your pastor sign the application below and write a letter of need explaining the circumstances for the scholarship request. All letters should include: the camper’s name, the camp they are registering for, and the amount of money the church and the family will each be contributing.

3. Send the application and the letter of need to Camp Chippewa at 2577 Idaho Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067.

4. The camp will contact you and your church in writing stating how much we are able to contribute towards your child’s camping experience.

5. If you are awarded a scholarship and your camper has to move to a shorter week of camp, the scholarship amount will be adjusted to reflect the new camp fees.

CAMPER’S NAME: _______________________________________ GRADE _______ AGE _______ SEX _____

FULL ADDRESS: _________________________________________ PHONE: ( ______ ) __________________

Camp registered for: ______________________________ Camp # ___________ Camp Dates: __________

With whom does applicant reside? Name(s): ____________________________________________________

I certify that there is sufficient need for requesting Camp Scholarship funds.

Signature of Clergy: _______________________________________Date: ___________________________

Church: _____________________________________________ District: _________ Phone: ____________

Church Address: _________________________________________________________________________ The cost of camp* will be covered as follows:

Families portion of camp fees: $ ________________

Amount coming from the Local Church: $ ________________

Amount coming from other Organizations: $ ________________

Amount requested from Chippewa Scholarship: $ ________________

*Scholarships may not be used as the deposit fee for campers to register.

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helpful adviCe for arrival and departure timeS• Be sure all required forms are received by the office at least one week in advance. These forms can be found on the

website www.campchippewa.org

• Please respect the 10 mph speed limit and one way drive

• Try to stay within the pickup and drop off times as closely as possible. Contact the camp if you need to make other arrangements or and emergency occurs

• Be sure anyone who might pick up your camper is listed on the Camper Pick-up Release Form. Campers will not be released to anyone not listed on that form

• Please leave your pets at home while bring your camper to and from the camp

• Check in and checkout times are always a busy time for everyone; we ask for your patience during these times

• If you have any questions, please contact our office prior to your week of camp to see what is possible at

785-242-6797 or email: [email protected]

2013 arrival and departure timeSPlease read carefully and share with all persons that may be transporting your campers to and from camp.

Full Week Camps (Monday – Saturday)Check-In: Mondays in Dining Hall between 3:00pm & 4:30pm Check-Out: Saturdays at Camp Store between 10:30am & 11:00am

Mini Camps (Monday – Wednesday)Check-In: Mondays in Dining Hall between 3:00pm & 4:30pmCheck-Out: Wednesdays at Camp Store between 1:30pm & 2:30pm**Includes Mini Faith and Fun, Gospel and Games, and Mini Adventure Camps

Mini Camps (Thursday - Saturday)Check-In: Thursdays in Dining Hall between 10:00am & 10:30amCheck-Out: Saturdays at Camp Store between 10:30am & 11:00am**Includes Mini Faith and Fun and Mini Adventure Camps

New Adventure in Faith Overnight Camps (Monday – Wednesday)Check-In: Mondays in Asbury Lodge between 3:30pm & 4:00pmCheck-Out: Wednesdays in Asbury Lodge between 1:30pm & 2:00pm

New Adventure in Faith Day Camps (Thursday ONLY)Check In: Thursdays in Asbury Lodge 10:00am & 10:30 amCheck OUT: Same day in Asbury Lodge between 3:00pm & 3:30pm

KAP Camps and Elementary New Adventure Camp (Friday – Saturday)Check-In: Friday Evenings in Asbury Lodge between 6:30pm & 7:00pmCheck-Out: Saturdays in Asbury Lodge between 3:30pm & 4:00pm

Conference Faith and Fun Camp (Wednesday – Saturday)Check-In: Wednesday at Church of the Resurrection during Annual Conference Check-InCheck-Out: Saturday at Church of the Resurrection during Annual Conference Closing

Camp Chippewa SCholarShip appliCation - 2013

To be completed by your local Pastor and mailed to: Summer Camp Scholarship & Registration Camp Chippewa 2577 Idaho Rd., Ottawa, KS 66067

The Kansas East Conference camping program desires that youth be able to attend camp, regardless of their ability to pay. Funds are available to assist persons in need to attend Camp Chippewa.

To apply for a scholarship please follow these instructions:

1. Complete the application below. Be sure to include the amount of money both your family and your church are able to contribute. All families seeking scholarships are required to contribute what they are able to in order for consideration.

2. Have your pastor sign the application below and write a letter of need explaining the circumstances for the scholarship request. All letters should include: the camper’s name, the camp they are registering for, and the amount of money the church and the family will each be contributing.

3. Send the application and the letter of need to Camp Chippewa at 2577 Idaho Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067.

4. The camp will contact you and your church in writing stating how much we are able to contribute towards your child’s camping experience.

5. If you are awarded a scholarship and your camper has to move to a shorter week of camp, the scholarship amount will be adjusted to reflect the new camp fees.

CAMPER’S NAME: _______________________________________ GRADE _______ AGE _______ SEX _____

FULL ADDRESS: _________________________________________ PHONE: ( ______ ) __________________

Camp registered for: ______________________________ Camp # ___________ Camp Dates: __________

With whom does applicant reside? Name(s): ____________________________________________________

I certify that there is sufficient need for requesting Camp Scholarship funds.

Signature of Clergy: _______________________________________Date: ___________________________

Church: _____________________________________________ District: _________ Phone: ____________

Church Address: _________________________________________________________________________ The cost of camp* will be covered as follows:

Families portion of camp fees: $ ________________

Amount coming from the Local Church: $ ________________

Amount coming from other Organizations: $ ________________

Amount requested from Chippewa Scholarship: $ ________________

*Scholarships may not be used as the deposit fee for campers to register.

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helpful adviCe for arrival and departure timeS• Be sure all required forms are received by the office at least one week in advance. These forms can be found on the

website www.campchippewa.org

• Please respect the 10 mph speed limit and one way drive

• Try to stay within the pickup and drop off times as closely as possible. Contact the camp if you need to make other arrangements or and emergency occurs

• Be sure anyone who might pick up your camper is listed on the Camper Pick-up Release Form. Campers will not be released to anyone not listed on that form

• Please leave your pets at home while bring your camper to and from the camp

• Check in and checkout times are always a busy time for everyone; we ask for your patience during these times

• If you have any questions, please contact our office prior to your week of camp to see what is possible at

785-242-6797 or email: [email protected]

2013 arrival and departure timeSPlease read carefully and share with all persons that may be transporting your campers to and from camp.

Full Week Camps (Monday – Saturday)Check-In: Mondays in Dining Hall between 3:00pm & 4:30pm Check-Out: Saturdays at Camp Store between 10:30am & 11:00am

Mini Camps (Monday – Wednesday)Check-In: Mondays in Dining Hall between 3:00pm & 4:30pmCheck-Out: Wednesdays at Camp Store between 1:30pm & 2:30pm**Includes Mini Faith and Fun, Gospel and Games, and Mini Adventure Camps

Mini Camps (Thursday - Saturday)Check-In: Thursdays in Dining Hall between 10:00am & 10:30amCheck-Out: Saturdays at Camp Store between 10:30am & 11:00am**Includes Mini Faith and Fun and Mini Adventure Camps

New Adventure in Faith Overnight Camps (Monday – Wednesday)Check-In: Mondays in Asbury Lodge between 3:30pm & 4:00pmCheck-Out: Wednesdays in Asbury Lodge between 1:30pm & 2:00pm

New Adventure in Faith Day Camps (Thursday ONLY)Check In: Thursdays in Asbury Lodge 10:00am & 10:30 amCheck OUT: Same day in Asbury Lodge between 3:00pm & 3:30pm

KAP Camps and Elementary New Adventure Camp (Friday – Saturday)Check-In: Friday Evenings in Asbury Lodge between 6:30pm & 7:00pmCheck-Out: Saturdays in Asbury Lodge between 3:30pm & 4:00pm

Conference Faith and Fun Camp (Wednesday – Saturday)Check-In: Wednesday at Church of the Resurrection during Annual Conference Check-InCheck-Out: Saturday at Church of the Resurrection during Annual Conference Closing

GradeS K-3KidS & parentSBring along a parent, guardian, grandparent, or other adult to share in your experience of God’s creation. Campers will have a fun filled, faith-based overnight camping experience. Activities include: worship, lead rides, hiking, archery, swimming, wagon ride, and crafts. Cost: $130.00 ($100.00*)

1311 GeneralDates: June 14-15 Grade: K-3 Max: 24 kids/24 adults


GradeS 1-5elementary new adventureSAn overnight adventure in God’s great outdoors for high-functioning, developmentally-challenged campers in 1st through 5th grades and their parents, guardians, or other adults. A fun-filled, faith-based taste of camp with opportunities to worship, swim, cookout, spend time with horses, and much more.Cost: $130.00 ($100.00*)

1327 GeneralDates: July 12-13 Grade: 1-5 Max: 20 boys/20 girls

GradeS 3-5faith & fun This camp is perfect for campers who want to try a little bit of everything at Camp Chippewa. Some of the activities include: horseback riding, swimming archery, low ropes, paddle boats, worship, daily Bible study, and more!Cost: $280.00 ($250.00*)

1322 GeneralDates: June 24-29 Grade: 3-5 Max: 20 boys/20 girls


mini faith & funCondensed version of Faith and Fun camp to accomodate busy schedules (activities will vary due to limited time.)Cost: $155.00 ($125.00)



livinG waterSExperience the living water of Jesus Christ through water activities at Camp Chippewa. Paddle boats, swimming, water games, and learning about God are just a few of the activities you will experience during your week at camp. A day trip to a local waterpark is planned for Thursday. No horseback riding. Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

1324 Water Dates: July 8-13 Grade: 3-5 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GoSpel & GameSGospel and Games Camps feature lesson time devoted to learning to use the Bible. First time campers to this particular camp will receive their very own Bible. Camp activities include; Worship, Bible study, daily devotion, horseback riding, cookout, fishing, pedal boats, and swimming.Cost: $155.00 ($125.00*)

1326 Bible ExplorationDates: July 8-10 Grade: 3-5 Max: 15 boys/15 girls

StarS & GalaxyA fun camping experience with an educational twist! Under the dark skies of Kansas, campers will learn about this universe our God has placed us in. Our young astronomers will participate in star gazing, space art, and so much more. Campers will also participate in traditional camp activities throughout the week.Cost: $280.00 ($250.00*)

1307 AstronomyDates: June 10-15 Grade: 3-5 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GoSpel playerSBring your talents and creativity as we explore the Gospel through music and drama throughout the week of camp. Campers will also participate in tradtional camp activities throughout the week. Campers are encouraged to bring instruments, music, and skits to share with their fellow campers.Cost: $280.00 ($250.00*)

1303 Nature CampDates: June 3-8 Grade: 3-5 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GradeS 5-8BootS n’ BiBleThe Boots N’ Bible programs are designed to give opportunities in riding and handling a horse in your camp community. Campers will share in spiritual growth through daily Bible study, Worship, and many other camp activities.Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

Beginner: All riders are welcome regardless of skill or experience. This camp is designed with the beginner rider in mind, to give campers an opportunity to learn to ride and handle horses. Our camp wrangler staff will work individually with riders learning basic horsemanship skills. A majority of the time will be spent exploring 640 acres of scenic trails through the Chippewa Hills.

1320 Beginner 1 Dates: June 24-29 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1331 Beginner 2Dates: July 22-27 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1334 Beginner 3Dates: July 29-Aug 3 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

Intermediate: One year of Boots N’ Bible experience or approval from Head Wrangler required. This camp is designed for campers that have a basic understanding of horsemanship and are interested in furthering their understanding of the horse. Each camper will be assigned a horse for the week. Campers will groom and saddle their horse in the morning and unsaddle at night. Campers will also get the chance to assist in feeding and basic horse care. In addition to trail riding, arena work and a half-day trail ride with a cookout a Briscoe Lake will be experienced.

1302 Intermediate 1Dates: June 3-8 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1328 Intermediate 2Dates: July 15-20 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

Advanced: Two years of Boots N’ Bible experience or approval from Head Wrangler required. In the Advanced camp, riders will be assigned a horse for the week and will be involved in every part of the horse’s day-to-day activities. Campers will experience trail rides and be introduced to more advanced horsemanship topics. The camp wrangler staff will lead arena exercises in preparation for arena games on the last day of camp. Campers will go on an overnight trail ride to Briscoe Lake, where they will cook out and enjoy a night under the stars.

1306 AdvancedDates: June 10-15 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1323 AdvancedDates: July 8-13 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

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*Discounted prices are only good for: Online Registration at www.campchippewa.org (no deadline date) – or –Early bird registration by mail (postmarked by 4/15/13.)

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SpeCial ConferenCe event GradeS K-8ConferenCe faith & funA fun and new way to spend Annual Conference this year. This camp is designed specifically for children of pastors and other leaders of the church. Check-In will occur at Annual Conference. Campers will be bussed to Camp Chippewa for the remainder of Annual Conference and brought back on Saturday for pick up.Cost: $155.00 ($125.00*)

1301 Annual ConferenceDates: May 30-June 1 Grade: K-8 Max: 15 boys/15 girls

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Camp Chippewa is a ministry of theKansas East Conference of The United Methodist Church

GradeS K-3KidS & parentSBring along a parent, guardian, grandparent, or other adult to share in your experience of God’s creation. Campers will have a fun filled, faith-based overnight camping experience. Activities include: worship, lead rides, hiking, archery, swimming, wagon ride, and crafts. Cost: $130.00 ($100.00*)



GradeS 1-5elementary new adventureSAn overnight adventure in God’s great outdoors for high-functioning, developmentally-challenged campers in 1st through 5th grades and their parents, guardians, or other adults. A fun-filled, faith-based taste of camp with opportunities to worship, swim, cookout, spend time with horses, and much more.Cost: $130.00 ($100.00*)


GradeS 3-5faith & fun This camp is perfect for campers who want to try a little bit of everything at Camp Chippewa. Some of the activities include: horseback riding, swimming archery, low ropes, paddle boats, worship, daily Bible study, and more!Cost: $280.00 ($250.00*)



mini faith & funCondensed version of Faith and Fun camp to accomodate busy schedules (activities will vary due to limited time.)Cost: $155.00 ($125.00)



livinG waterSExperience the living water of Jesus Christ through water activities at Camp Chippewa. Paddle boats, swimming, water games, and learning about God are just a few of the activities you will experience during your week at camp. A day trip to a local waterpark is planned for Thursday. No horseback riding. Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

1324 Water Dates: July 8-13 Grade: 3-5 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GoSpel & GameSGospel and Games Camps feature lesson time devoted to learning to use the Bible. First time campers to this particular camp will receive their very own Bible. Camp activities include; Worship, Bible study, daily devotion, horseback riding, cookout, fishing, pedal boats, and swimming.Cost: $155.00 ($125.00*)

1326 Bible ExplorationDates: July 8-10 Grade: 3-5 Max: 15 boys/15 girls

StarS & GalaxyA fun camping experience with an educational twist! Under the dark skies of Kansas, campers will learn about this universe our God has placed us in. Our young astronomers will participate in star gazing, space art, and so much more. Campers will also participate in traditional camp activities throughout the week.Cost: $280.00 ($250.00*)

1307 AstronomyDates: June 10-15 Grade: 3-5 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GoSpel playerSBring your talents and creativity as we explore the Gospel through music and drama throughout the week of camp. Campers will also participate in tradtional camp activities throughout the week. Campers are encouraged to bring instruments, music, and skits to share with their fellow campers.Cost: $280.00 ($250.00*)

1303 Nature CampDates: June 3-8 Grade: 3-5 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GradeS 5-8BootS n’ BiBleThe Boots N’ Bible programs are designed to give opportunities in riding and handling a horse in your camp community. Campers will share in spiritual growth through daily Bible study, Worship, and many other camp activities.Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

Beginner: All riders are welcome regardless of skill or experience. This camp is designed with the beginner rider in mind, to give campers an opportunity to learn to ride and handle horses. Our camp wrangler staff will work individually with riders learning basic horsemanship skills. A majority of the time will be spent exploring 640 acres of scenic trails through the Chippewa Hills.

1320 Beginner 1 Dates: June 24-29 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1331 Beginner 2Dates: July 22-27 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1334 Beginner 3Dates: July 29-Aug 3 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

Intermediate: One year of Boots N’ Bible experience or approval from Head Wrangler required. This camp is designed for campers that have a basic understanding of horsemanship and are interested in furthering their understanding of the horse. Each camper will be assigned a horse for the week. Campers will groom and saddle their horse in the morning and unsaddle at night. Campers will also get the chance to assist in feeding and basic horse care. In addition to trail riding, arena work and a half-day trail ride with a cookout a Briscoe Lake will be experienced.

1302 Intermediate 1Dates: June 3-8 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1328 Intermediate 2Dates: July 15-20 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

Advanced: Two years of Boots N’ Bible experience or approval from Head Wrangler required. In the Advanced camp, riders will be assigned a horse for the week and will be involved in every part of the horse’s day-to-day activities. Campers will experience trail rides and be introduced to more advanced horsemanship topics. The camp wrangler staff will lead arena exercises in preparation for arena games on the last day of camp. Campers will go on an overnight trail ride to Briscoe Lake, where they will cook out and enjoy a night under the stars.

1306 AdvancedDates: June 10-15 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

1323 AdvancedDates: July 8-13 Grade: 5-8 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

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SpeCial ConferenCe event GradeS K-8ConferenCe faith & funA fun and new way to spend Annual Conference this year. This camp is designed specifically for children of pastors and other leaders of the church. Check-In will occur at Annual Conference. Campers will be bussed to Camp Chippewa for the remainder of Annual Conference and brought back on Saturday for pick up.Cost: $155.00 ($125.00*)

1301 Annual ConferenceDates: May 30-June 1 Grade: K-8 Max: 15 boys/15 girls

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GradeS 6-8faith & funThis camp is perfect for campers who want to try a little bit of everything at Camp Chippewa. Some of the activities include: horseback riding, swimming archery, low ropes, paddle boats, worship, daily Bible study, and more! Cost: Five-day $280.00 ($250.00*)


1330 General Dates: July 15-20 Grade: 6-8 Max: 20 boys/20 girls

Canoe Camp iThree-day canoeing and camping adventure. The relaxed schedule encourages great fellowship and fun. Includes time set aside to learn about God in a beautiful and natural setting. Most activities take place off site and involve sleeping in tents. Campers should be prepared to participate in these high-energy activities and be physically able to keep up with the group.Cost: $180.00 ($150.00*)

1314 Canoeing Dates: June 17-19 Grade: 6-8 Max: 7 boys/7 girls

leaderShip on the ropeSCamp includes an offsite trip to a high ropes challenge course. Campers will also have the opportunity to participate in traditional camp activities.

Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1308 RopesDates: June 10-15 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

livinG waterSExperience the living water of Jesus Christ through water activities at Camp Chippewa. Canoeing, swimming, water games, and Bible lessons are just a few of the activities you will enjoy throughout the week. A day trip to a local waterpark is planned for Thursday. No horseback riding. Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

1332 WaterDates: July 22-27 Grade: 6-8 Max: 20 boys/20 girls

foCuS on faithDiscover the beauty of God’s creation through the lense of your camera as you hone your photography skills. In addition, campers will have the opportunity to participate in traditional camp activities and explore God’s word. Camp includes an offsite trip to a local art gallery.

Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1304 PhotographyDates: June 3-8 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

hooK, line & JeSuSLearn new fishing techniques and share your best fishing stories with old friends and new. Explore Camp Chippewa for its best fishing spots and take a day trip to the local State Lake for a change of pace. Dig, not just for worms, but also into the bible searching through the parables of Jesus.Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1305 FishingDates: June 3-8 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

SKetCheS of faithViewing our Master’s creation of the great outdoors through an artist’s eye, camper’s will explore their God given talent through a variety of techniques.

Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1325 ArtDates: July 8-13 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GradeS 9-12Canoe Camp iiThree-day canoeing and camping adventure. The relaxed schedule encourages great fellowship and fun. Includes time set aside to learn about God in a beautiful and natural setting. Most activities take place off site and involve sleeping in tents. Campers should be prepared to participate in these high-energy activities and be physically able to keep up with the group.Cost: $180.00 ($150.00*)


livinG waterSExperience the living water of Jesus Christ through water activities at Camp Chippewa. Canoeing, swimming, water games, and learning about God are just a few of the activities you will enjoy throughout the week. A day trip to Oceans of Fun is planned for Thursday. No horseback riding. Cost: $350.00 ($325.00*)


BootS n’ BiBleView God’s Creation on horseback! Needs to have 1 year Boots and Bible experience or approval through camp office. In the Sr. High camp riders will be assigned a horse for the week and will be involved in every part of the horses day-to-day activities. Campers will experience trail rides and be introduced to more advanced horsemanship topics. The camp wrangler staff will lead arena exercises in preparation for arena games on the last day of camp. The traditional ranch relay will be held during this week and campers will get a chance to learn how to through a rope. Campers will go on an overnight trail ride to Briscoe Lake, where they will cook out and enjoy a night under the stars. Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

1312 High SchoolDates: June 17-22 Grade: 9-12 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

SpeCial needS 18+new adventure overniGhtAn adventure in God’s great outdoors for high functioning developmentally challenged campers ages 18 and older. A challenging opportunity to come together and experience this three-day camp filled with Worship, daily Bible study, devotions, swimming, fishing, archery, wagon ride, cookout, crafts, time with the horses,and hiking to and from activities. A caretaker is required to attend with camper. Maximum of three campers per caretaker.Cost: $155.00 ($125.00) Must be pre-approved.

1309 Special NeedsDates: June 10-15 Age: 18+ Max: 10M/10W


1335 Special NeedsDates: May 24-26 Age: 18+ Max: 10M/10W

1336 Special NeedsDates: Aug 9-11 Age: 18+ Max: 10M/10W

new adventure day CampCost: $75.00 ($50.00*) All campers must be pre-approved through camp office.

1310 Special NeedsDates: June 13 Age: 18+ Max: 10M/10W


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GradeS 6-8faith & funThis camp is perfect for campers who want to try a little bit of everything at Camp Chippewa. Some of the activities include: horseback riding, swimming archery, low ropes, paddle boats, worship, daily Bible study, and more! Cost: Five-day $280.00 ($250.00*)


1330 General Dates: July 15-20 Grade: 6-8 Max: 20 boys/20 girls

Canoe Camp iThree-day canoeing and camping adventure. The relaxed schedule encourages great fellowship and fun. Includes time set aside to learn about God in a beautiful and natural setting. Most activities take place off site and involve sleeping in tents. Campers should be prepared to participate in these high-energy activities and be physically able to keep up with the group.Cost: $180.00 ($150.00*)


leaderShip on the ropeSCamp includes an offsite trip to a high ropes challenge course. Campers will also have the opportunity to participate in traditional camp activities.

Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1308 RopesDates: June 10-15 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

livinG waterSExperience the living water of Jesus Christ through water activities at Camp Chippewa. Canoeing, swimming, water games, and Bible lessons are just a few of the activities you will enjoy throughout the week. A day trip to a local waterpark is planned for Thursday. No horseback riding. Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)


foCuS on faithDiscover the beauty of God’s creation through the lense of your camera as you hone your photography skills. In addition, campers will have the opportunity to participate in traditional camp activities and explore God’s word. Camp includes an offsite trip to a local art gallery.

Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1304 PhotographyDates: June 3-8 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

hooK, line & JeSuSLearn new fishing techniques and share your best fishing stories with old friends and new. Explore Camp Chippewa for its best fishing spots and take a day trip to the local State Lake for a change of pace. Dig, not just for worms, but also into the bible searching through the parables of Jesus.Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1305 FishingDates: June 3-8 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

SKetCheS of faithViewing our Master’s creation of the great outdoors through an artist’s eye, camper’s will explore their God given talent through a variety of techniques.

Cost: $305.00 ($275.00*)

1325 ArtDates: July 8-13 Grade: 6-8 Max: 10 boys/10 girls

GradeS 9-12Canoe Camp iiThree-day canoeing and camping adventure. The relaxed schedule encourages great fellowship and fun. Includes time set aside to learn about God in a beautiful and natural setting. Most activities take place off site and involve sleeping in tents. Campers should be prepared to participate in these high-energy activities and be physically able to keep up with the group.Cost: $180.00 ($150.00*)


livinG waterSExperience the living water of Jesus Christ through water activities at Camp Chippewa. Canoeing, swimming, water games, and learning about God are just a few of the activities you will enjoy throughout the week. A day trip to Oceans of Fun is planned for Thursday. No horseback riding. Cost: $350.00 ($325.00*)


BootS n’ BiBleView God’s Creation on horseback! Needs to have 1 year Boots and Bible experience or approval through camp office. In the Sr. High camp riders will be assigned a horse for the week and will be involved in every part of the horses day-to-day activities. Campers will experience trail rides and be introduced to more advanced horsemanship topics. The camp wrangler staff will lead arena exercises in preparation for arena games on the last day of camp. The traditional ranch relay will be held during this week and campers will get a chance to learn how to through a rope. Campers will go on an overnight trail ride to Briscoe Lake, where they will cook out and enjoy a night under the stars. Cost: $355.00 ($325.00*)

1312 High SchoolDates: June 17-22 Grade: 9-12 Max: 9 boys/9 girls

SpeCial needS 18+new adventure overniGhtAn adventure in God’s great outdoors for high functioning developmentally challenged campers ages 18 and older. A challenging opportunity to come together and experience this three-day camp filled with Worship, daily Bible study, devotions, swimming, fishing, archery, wagon ride, cookout, crafts, time with the horses,and hiking to and from activities. A caretaker is required to attend with camper. Maximum of three campers per caretaker.Cost: $155.00 ($125.00) Must be pre-approved.



1335 Special NeedsDates: May 24-26 Age: 18+ Max: 10M/10W

1336 Special NeedsDates: Aug 9-11 Age: 18+ Max: 10M/10W

new adventure day CampCost: $75.00 ($50.00*) All campers must be pre-approved through camp office.



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MedicationsMedications brought to camp must be in ORIGINAL containers, clearly labeled, and placed in a ziploc bag with camper’s name on it (to be kept in a locking container, or with the Health Care personnel at Camp.)

Prescription drugs to be taken (use additional paper as needed and attach to form):

1. Medication/Rx name: ________________________________ Frequency: ___________ Dosage: _________

2. MedicationRx name:_________________________________ Frequency: ___________ Dosage: _________



Drug allergies or other chronic conditions: list other conditions that require ongoing attention.

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Physical Restrictions: list chronic conditions that restrict activity; i.e. heart, lung, arthritis, etc.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

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Food restrictions: list food allergies, restrictions due to prescriptions, etc.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________

Over-the-counter medications, I may need while at Camp.The Camp carries a supply of over the counter medications, please do not bring additional medications with

you. Check in with the heath care personnel for these items.

Y | N Ear Drops For Swimmer’s Ear?

Y | N Caladryl Lotion ?

Y | N Antacids For Upset Stomach ?

Y | N Tylenol/Acetaminophen?

Y | N Cough Medicine/Cough Drops?

Y | N Motrin/Ibuprofen?

Y | N Benadryl/Diphenhydramine?

Y | N Sudafed/Pseudoephedrine?

Y | N Medication For Diarrhea?

Y | N Throat Lozenges For Soreness?

Parent/Guardian/My CONSENT FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT AND MEDICATIONSI hereby give my permission to the medical personnel selected by the Camp Director/Site Director to provide routine health care; to administer medications; to order x-rays, routine tests, treatment; to release any records necessary for insurance purposes; and to provide for or arrange necessary related transportation for my child/or myself. I also give my permission to release information on this form for the purpose of assisting with medical treatment. In the event I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby give my permission to the physician selected by the Camp Director/Site Director to secure and administer treatment, including hospitalization, for the person named above. I also give permission for the selected physician to release information about my camper to the camp representative and to discharge my camper into the custody of the camp representative when treatment is complete. This completed form may be photocopied for trips off site of the camp. I also understand the Camp Staff will contact me or my emergency contact persons as soon as they are able in the event of any such emergency that concerns my child or myself.

Signature of Parent/Guardian _____________________________________________________________

Signature of Participating Adult ___________________________________________________________

2013 health information 2013 health information

Campers will not be allowed to stay at camp without completing and returning this form to the office for filing! Activities you could possibly be involved in at camp but not limited to: Bible lesson, Worships, cookouts, horseback riding, boating, hiking, swimming, fishing, crafts, wagon ride, archery, initiatives games, field sports, and low ropes activities. Campers with special needs are encouraged to contact the Camp Director or other site staff before coming to camp.

Name: ________________________________________________________________ SS#: _________________

Permanent Address: _____________________________City: ____________________ State: ____ Zip: _________

Date of Birth _____________________________ Telephone: ___________________________________________

Parent/Guardian - Emergency Information

Mother/Guardian’s Name:

Mailing Address: ____________________________ City ________________________State _____Zip __________

Telephone: Home ______________ Work ________________Cell ________________ Pager __________________

Spouse/Father/Guardian’s Name: _________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



Emergency Contact Name: _______________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________


Doctor Information

Doctor’s name ___________________________________________________Office Number __________________

Date of last health examination (within past 2 years): ____________

Are immunizations current for the person (circle one): Yes | No Date of LAST TETANUS SHOT: ____________________

This individual is physically fit to participate at camp he/she is registered for (circle one): Yes | No

Signature of Doctor: _____________________________________________________ Date: __________________

Insurance Company ____________________________________________________ Policy # __________________

Health History

Check each area as it applies, so that our Health Supervisor will be aware of your camper’s needs.

Y | N Current Tetanus Protection

Y | N History Of Chronic Infection

Y | N Diabetes

Y | N Heart Condition

Y | N Skin Diseases

Y | N Fainting

Y | N Regular Medications

Y | N Food Restrictions

Y | N Hearing Aid

Y | N Allergies To Bee Stings

Y | N Asthma

Y | N Add/Adhd

Y | N Convulsions/Seizures

Y | N Nose Bleeds

Y | N Bed Wetting

Y | N Wear Contact Lens

Y | N Other Significant Allergies

Y | N Sleep Walking

Y | N Menstruated (Females Only)

Y | N Blood Disorder (Explain

Under Chronic Conditions)

PLEASE COMPLETE BOTH PAGES OF THIS FORMPLEASE COMPLETE BOTH PAGES OF THIS FORM

MedicationsMedications brought to camp must be in ORIGINAL containers, clearly labeled, and placed in a ziploc bag with camper’s name on it (to be kept in a locking container, or with the Health Care personnel at Camp.)

Prescription drugs to be taken (use additional paper as needed and attach to form):


2. MedicationRx name:_________________________________ Frequency: ___________ Dosage: _________



Drug allergies or other chronic conditions: list other conditions that require ongoing attention.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________

Physical Restrictions: list chronic conditions that restrict activity; i.e. heart, lung, arthritis, etc.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________

Food restrictions: list food allergies, restrictions due to prescriptions, etc.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________

Over-the-counter medications, I may need while at Camp.The Camp carries a supply of over the counter medications, please do not bring additional medications with

you. Check in with the heath care personnel for these items.

Y | N Ear Drops For Swimmer’s Ear?

Y | N Caladryl Lotion ?

Y | N Antacids For Upset Stomach ?

Y | N Tylenol/Acetaminophen?

Y | N Cough Medicine/Cough Drops?

Y | N Motrin/Ibuprofen?

Y | N Benadryl/Diphenhydramine?

Y | N Sudafed/Pseudoephedrine?

Y | N Medication For Diarrhea?

Y | N Throat Lozenges For Soreness?

Parent/Guardian/My CONSENT FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT AND MEDICATIONSI hereby give my permission to the medical personnel selected by the Camp Director/Site Director to provide routine health care; to administer medications; to order x-rays, routine tests, treatment; to release any records necessary for insurance purposes; and to provide for or arrange necessary related transportation for my child/or myself. I also give my permission to release information on this form for the purpose of assisting with medical treatment. In the event I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby give my permission to the physician selected by the Camp Director/Site Director to secure and administer treatment, including hospitalization, for the person named above. I also give permission for the selected physician to release information about my camper to the camp representative and to discharge my camper into the custody of the camp representative when treatment is complete. This completed form may be photocopied for trips off site of the camp. I also understand the Camp Staff will contact me or my emergency contact persons as soon as they are able in the event of any such emergency that concerns my child or myself.

Signature of Parent/Guardian _____________________________________________________________

Signature of Participating Adult ___________________________________________________________

2013 health information 2013 health information

Campers will not be allowed to stay at camp without completing and returning this form to the office for filing! Activities you could possibly be involved in at camp but not limited to: Bible lesson, Worships, cookouts, horseback riding, boating, hiking, swimming, fishing, crafts, wagon ride, archery, initiatives games, field sports, and low ropes activities. Campers with special needs are encouraged to contact the Camp Director or other site staff before coming to camp.

Name: ________________________________________________________________ SS#: _________________

Permanent Address: _____________________________City: ____________________ State: ____ Zip: _________

Date of Birth _____________________________ Telephone: ___________________________________________

Parent/Guardian - Emergency Information

Mother/Guardian’s Name:



Spouse/Father/Guardian’s Name: _________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



Emergency Contact Name: _______________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________


Doctor Information

Doctor’s name ___________________________________________________Office Number __________________

Date of last health examination (within past 2 years): ____________

Are immunizations current for the person (circle one): Yes | No Date of LAST TETANUS SHOT: ____________________

This individual is physically fit to participate at camp he/she is registered for (circle one): Yes | No

Signature of Doctor: _____________________________________________________ Date: __________________

Insurance Company ____________________________________________________ Policy # __________________

Health History

Check each area as it applies, so that our Health Supervisor will be aware of your camper’s needs.

Y | N Current Tetanus Protection

Y | N History Of Chronic Infection

Y | N Diabetes

Y | N Heart Condition

Y | N Skin Diseases

Y | N Fainting

Y | N Regular Medications

Y | N Food Restrictions

Y | N Hearing Aid

Y | N Allergies To Bee Stings

Y | N Asthma

Y | N Add/Adhd

Y | N Convulsions/Seizures

Y | N Nose Bleeds

Y | N Bed Wetting

Y | N Wear Contact Lens

Y | N Other Significant Allergies

Y | N Sleep Walking

Y | N Menstruated (Females Only)

Y | N Blood Disorder (Explain

Under Chronic Conditions)

PLEASE COMPLETE BOTH PAGES OF THIS FORMPLEASE COMPLETE BOTH PAGES OF THIS FORM

2013 Camp reGiStration(IMPORTANT: Before completing, please read the instructions and policies.)TYPE OR PRINT LEGIBLY IN DARK BLUE OR BLACK INK

UNITED METHODIST CAMP CHOICE

1st Choice: CAMP#:_________________ Price: $ ______ CAMP NAME: ________________________________

2nd Choice: CAMP#: ________________ Price: $ ______ CAMP NAME: ________________________________

Friend’s name, if you’re trying to go to the same camp together: ____________________________________________

CAMPER’S INFORMATION

First Name: ______________________ Last Name: ____________________________ Sex (circle one): Male | Female

Mailing Address: ___________________________ City: _______________________ State: ____ Zip: _________

Home Phone: __________________ E-mail Address: _________________________________ Birth date: _________

Attends church at: ______________________________________ School Grade for Fall 2013: _________________

Camper lives with (circle one): Both Parents | Mother | Father | Other: _____________________________________ (Name/Relationship to Camper)

Camp T-shirt for $10 (circle one): Yes | No Size (circle one): YS | YM | S | M | L | XL

I agree to participate fully in the activities for which I have registered, obeying safety regulations and directions of all

camping staff: _________________________________________________ Date: __________________________ (camper’s signature — MUST BE SIGNED)

Mother or Legal Guardian’s Name: ________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________

Mailing Address: ___________________________ City: ______________________State: _____ Zip: __________

Telephone | Home: ( ______ ) ____________ Work: ( ______ ) _______________ Cell: (_______ ) _____________

Father or Legal Guardian’s Name: _________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



Caseworker or Emergency Contact: _______________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



I give permission for ________________________________________to attend camp and participate in its activities. (print Camper’s first and last name)

Signature: _____________________________________________________________ Date: _________________ (parent’s or legal guardian’s signature — MUST BE SIGNED)

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Circle type of card: VISA or MasterCard Account#: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Exp. Date: _____ / _____ Name of Card Holder: ______________________________________________________

Authorized Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________

MAIL TO:

Camp Chippewa, 2577 Idaho Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:•Fillouttheformscompletelywithaccurateinformation.Incompleteinformationwillslowdownthe

registration process and may result in a camper not getting his/her first-choice camp.

• School grades listed refer to the grade for the fall of 2013. Please select camps for the appropriate grade level.

• Registration form MUST be signed by the camper and the parent or legal guardian for minor children and other applicable cases. Health form must be signed by the parent or legal guardian.

• After completing the registration and health forms, make a copy of both sides for future reference.

• Registrations will not be taken over the phone.

• Deposits due are HALF of the camp cost.

REGISTER EARLY!Camp prices in parentheses will be used for all paper registrations postmarked before April 15.

CANCELLED REGISTRATIONS & REQUESTS TO CHANGE CAMPS:All requests to change camps or to cancel registration are subject to an administrative fee of $20.

• Full refunds minus the deposit: 30 days or more before camp’s start date.

• No refund will be given for any cancellations for 30 days or less before camp’s start date. That includes no-shows. Exceptions for illness, injury, or death in the family ONLY.

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS:• You may pay for your camp online, or send payment along with camp forms to:

Camp Chippewa, 2577 Idaho Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067 Make checks payable to Camp Chippewa. Be sure to include the camper’s name and the camp number they’re registered for in the memo line of check. Send faxed credit card-paid registrations to 785-242-6797.

HELPFUL REMINDERS:• Register early! Some camps fill up quickly. Registering online is fastest: www.campchippewa.org

• SAVE money by registering before April 15, 2013. Online registrations always receive the discounted rate.

• Campers/parents are responsible for transportation to and from camp.

• Maps and directions to Camp Chippewa are located on the camp website.

• A confirmation letter and participation agreement will be emailed after the registration is processed. Please provide an active email address to help this happen. The letter includes information about what to bring to camp as well as arrival and departure times.

NEED TO KNOW MORE?More information, downloadable forms, and camp updates can be found online at:

Camp Chippewa: www.campchippewa.org

Conference: www.kansaseast.org

2013 Camp reGiStration inStruCtionS & poliCieS Save time and moneyreGiSter online www.campchippewa.org

REGIStER

ONLINE at CampChippewa.org

2013 Camp reGiStration(IMPORTANT: Before completing, please read the instructions and policies.)TYPE OR PRINT LEGIBLY IN DARK BLUE OR BLACK INK

UNITED METHODIST CAMP CHOICE

1st Choice: CAMP#:_________________ Price: $ ______ CAMP NAME: ________________________________

2nd Choice: CAMP#: ________________ Price: $ ______ CAMP NAME: ________________________________

Friend’s name, if you’re trying to go to the same camp together: ____________________________________________

CAMPER’S INFORMATION

First Name: ______________________ Last Name: ____________________________ Sex (circle one): Male | Female

Mailing Address: ___________________________ City: _______________________ State: ____ Zip: _________

Home Phone: __________________ E-mail Address: _________________________________ Birth date: _________

Attends church at: ______________________________________ School Grade for Fall 2013: _________________

Camper lives with (circle one): Both Parents | Mother | Father | Other: _____________________________________ (Name/Relationship to Camper)

Camp T-shirt for $10 (circle one): Yes | No Size (circle one): YS | YM | S | M | L | XL

I agree to participate fully in the activities for which I have registered, obeying safety regulations and directions of all

camping staff: _________________________________________________ Date: __________________________ (camper’s signature — MUST BE SIGNED)

Mother or Legal Guardian’s Name: ________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



Father or Legal Guardian’s Name: _________________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



Caseworker or Emergency Contact: _______________________ Relationship to camper: _________________



I give permission for ________________________________________to attend camp and participate in its activities. (print Camper’s first and last name)

Signature: _____________________________________________________________ Date: _________________ (parent’s or legal guardian’s signature — MUST BE SIGNED)

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Circle type of card: VISA or MasterCard Account#: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Exp. Date: _____ / _____ Name of Card Holder: ______________________________________________________

Authorized Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________

MAIL TO:

Camp Chippewa, 2577 Idaho Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:•Fillouttheformscompletelywithaccurateinformation.Incompleteinformationwillslowdownthe

registration process and may result in a camper not getting his/her first-choice camp.

• School grades listed refer to the grade for the fall of 2013. Please select camps for the appropriate grade level.

• Registration form MUST be signed by the camper and the parent or legal guardian for minor children and other applicable cases. Health form must be signed by the parent or legal guardian.

• After completing the registration and health forms, make a copy of both sides for future reference.

• Registrations will not be taken over the phone.

• Deposits due are HALF of the camp cost.

REGISTER EARLY!Camp prices in parentheses will be used for all paper registrations postmarked before April 15.

CANCELLED REGISTRATIONS & REQUESTS TO CHANGE CAMPS:All requests to change camps or to cancel registration are subject to an administrative fee of $20.

• Full refunds minus the deposit: 30 days or more before camp’s start date.

• No refund will be given for any cancellations for 30 days or less before camp’s start date. That includes no-shows. Exceptions for illness, injury, or death in the family ONLY.

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS:• You may pay for your camp online, or send payment along with camp forms to:

Camp Chippewa, 2577 Idaho Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067 Make checks payable to Camp Chippewa. Be sure to include the camper’s name and the camp number they’re registered for in the memo line of check. Send faxed credit card-paid registrations to 785-242-6797.

HELPFUL REMINDERS:• Register early! Some camps fill up quickly. Registering online is fastest: www.campchippewa.org

• SAVE money by registering before April 15, 2013. Online registrations always receive the discounted rate.

• Campers/parents are responsible for transportation to and from camp.

• Maps and directions to Camp Chippewa are located on the camp website.

• A confirmation letter and participation agreement will be emailed after the registration is processed. Please provide an active email address to help this happen. The letter includes information about what to bring to camp as well as arrival and departure times.

NEED TO KNOW MORE?More information, downloadable forms, and camp updates can be found online at:

Camp Chippewa: www.campchippewa.org

Conference: www.kansaseast.org

2013 Camp reGiStration inStruCtionS & poliCieS Save time and moneyreGiSter online www.campchippewa.org

REGIStER


Kansas East ConferenceUnited Methodist ChurchP.O. Box 4187Topeka, KS 666o4-0187

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Nonprofit OrganizationU.S. Postage

PAIDTopeka, KansasPermit No. 247

offers year-round facility use for all groups and organizations. Whether you are feeling the need to get back to the basics of life, or to get a fresh start in your spiritual being, what better place, than in our Master’s Creation?

There’s a feeling of wholeness when you experience a campfire, under a blanket of starlight, and a spiritually renewed feeling falls over you with the crisp autumn air. You can hear the silence of God’s word in the trees, as you venture to a place where you are thankful of having this day to rejoice in the simple, natural setting found at Camp Chippewa.

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2013 Camp Chippewa Brochure