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CONTENTSA MESSAGE FROM THE LEVENDUSKYS
INTRODUCTION TO SPEAKERS
ARCHERY DEMONSTRATION
SCRIPTURE ASSEMBLY PROJECT
TASTE OF JOURNEY
OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT
OPEN STICK HORSE RIDE
UP FOR THE CHALLENGE! LOW ROPES COMPETITION
CHUCKWAGON DEMONSTRATION
FAMILY “WESTERN” DAY
BICYCLE PARADE
FAMILY CAMP 5K RUN/WALK
TRADE DAYS
LAKEFRONT ACTIVITIES & CANOE RACES
GEOCACHING
RAPPELLING
ARCHERY/AIR RIFLE RANGE
CONFIDENCE COURSE
ULTIMATE FRISBEE TOURNAMENT
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
LADIES’ CRAFTS
TRAIL RIDES
CHILDREN’S STORY HOUR
HORSEMANSHIP CLASSES
PLANE RIDES
ACTIVITIES TO DO ON YOUR OWN
FAMILY CAMP MAP
FAMILY CAMP SCHEDULE
SAFETY & IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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WELCOME!
GO YE INTO ALL THE WORLD A Message from the Levenduskys
We want to welcome your family to the 2017 Family Camp here at the International ALERT Academy campus. Our family understands a little about going to other places of the world and the responsibilities of bringing the truth of God’s Word to the people in other countries. As a family, and with all of our staff here, we want to invite every one of you to listen to the excellent speakers scheduled this week, and join in the memorable programs planned to encourage all of us in this divine enterprise.
Within our homes, the Lord entrusts parents with raising their children and training their families to be Christ-centered. We should live our lives realizing the nature of the distressed world around us, and introducing them to the glorious Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Christ said, “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth. As thou hast sent me into the world, even so have I also sent them into the world.” (John 17:17-18)
Our prayer is that the Gospel of Jesus Christ will be furthered both here and abroad because you joined with us for the 2017 Family Camp. We welcome all who come to grow in the grace of our Lord to further participate in the Great Commission that He gave us more than 2,000 years ago.
Tim, Angie, and Josiah LevenduskyAnd all of the IAA and IBLP staff
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William “Bill” Federer is a nationally known speaker, best-selling author, and president of Amerisearch, Inc., a publishing company dedicated to researching America’s noble heritage. With an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities and an Honorary Doctorate of Global Leadership, along with numerous other awards and recognitions, Bill has gained national recogni-tion for lecturing and writing. His “American Minute” radio broadcast and “Faith in History” television show are broadcast daily across America. Bill will share a historical foundation that will give us helpful insights as we spread the Gospel throughout the states and around the world.
BILL FEDERER
RON HAMILTON, PATCH THE PIRATE
Ron Hamilton, also known as “Patch the Pirate,” is a singer, songwriter, composer, evangelist, and voice actor. He is the current president and owner of Majesty Music, a Christian music publisher, and the creator of the beloved Patch the Pirate Adventure series. Ron Hamilton became affectionately known as “Patch the Pirate” when he began wearing an eye patch after losing his left eye to cancer in 1978. He has published hundreds of songs and hymns and has written numerous cantatas, plays, and children’s stories.
KEITH DANIEL
Keith Daniel is an evangelist from Cape Town, South Africa. He travels extensively across South Africa, preaching the Word of God; he also lectures at Glenvar Bible College in Cape Town. Over the past two decades, he has made more than 20 trips to North America. Mr. Daniel has a passion to preach God’s uncompromising Word to this generation and calls pas-tors and theologians of our day to believe God’s truth over man’s reason.
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MIKE SCHADT
LEW STERRETT
Challenging us to be bold in our faith, Mike Schadt, the President of SOS Ministries, will share with us his continued experiences of God’s grace as he ministers in the third-world countries hostile to evangelical Christianity. The acronym SOS amplifies their purpose: Seekers of Souls. Mike Schadt and his team are standing on the front lines, firm in their faith, sharing the love of Christ and watching God draw the lost to Himself.
Director of a major camp and conference center, a founder of a disciple-ship school, and a certified youth, marriage, and family counselor, Dr. Lew has a passion for Biblical Leadership Development. As the audience watches breathlessly, Dr. Lew skillfully tames wild horses while illustrating our own spiritual stubbornness and our Master’s kindness to continue drawing us to Himself. Dr. Lew shares his “Leadership Lessons from the Language of a Horse” across the nation, encouraging and equipping others to surrender to Christ and become effective as ministers of the Gospel.
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SPECIAL
EVENTSARCHERY DEMONSTRATION & DEVOTIONAL SUNDAY, October 15 | 7:30 am
It’s Sunday morning, just after sunrise. The dew is still covering the fields, and it’s quiet. Join Captain Warner near the archery range for a special devotional time centered around the skill of the bow.
Location: Archery Range
SCRIPTURE ASSEMBLY PROJECT
TASTE OF JOURNEY
SUNDAY, MONDAY & WEDNESDAY | 1:00 pm
BEGINS SUNDAY, October 15 | 3:00 pm | See Daily Schedule
Come help us assemble portions of John & Romans for Gospel outreach in other countries! You will be able to cut, staple, and put together these Scriptures to be sent overseas. This family project is suitable for ages 10 and up. Those under 12 must be accompanied by a parent.
Location: ALERT Auditorium
What does it really mean to be a witness of Jesus Christ? One of the reasons our evangelism efforts have often not been very effective is because we try telling people about a God that we don’t really know that well ourselves. Our goal with Taste of Journey is to encourage young people to pursue an intimate relationship with the Lord. We will be covering vital topics like meditation, Christ in us and our view of God. We hope you can come and not only get a taste of Journey to the Heart but most importantly come to know the Lord in a deeper way and be able to witness to others about the One who lives in you! Young Adults 13-30, Parents are welcome.
Location: ALERT Auditorium
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SPECIAL
EVENTSSUNDAY, October 15 | 8:30 pm
MONDAY, October 16 | 11:00 am
UP FOR THE CHALLENGE! MONDAY, October 16 | 1:30 pm
Our exciting, team-building low ropes course is challenging and fun! How’s your coordination, communication, and teamwork? Get your fam-ily and friends together, sign up at the Camp Office and let’s see which team has the best skills. Are you “Up for the Challenge?”
Location: Knot-So-Easy Street, Campground
NOW SHOWING: Woodlawn | As the Woodlawn High School Football team battles racial tensions, players are introduced to a “better way,” made possible through following Jesus. Join us for this moving and inspirational film based on the true story of how love and unity overcame hate and division in the early 1970s. Complimentary popcorn!
Location: Corral
Calling all buckin’ broncos! We know you love the Stick Horse Rodeo, so even though the Official Rodeo isn’t coming to town until next year, we’re opening up the rodeo grounds early so you can enjoy the fun of the Stick Horse Rodeo—at your own pace! Skip the formalities, grab your stick horse, and jump right in.
Location: Corral
OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT
OPEN STICK HORSE RIDE
TUESDAY, October 17 | 11:00 am
Glenn and Rowdy from Gathering Time Chuckwagon Ministry love sharing the history of the cattle drives, showing how the chuckwagon was used, and most importantly, sharing the love of CHRIST with others. They will not only provide us with authentic demonstrations, but also some tasty samples later on in the day.
Location: Corral
CHUCKWAGON DEMONSTRATION
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This scenic 3.1 mile course is mostly flat with just a few hills. Runners start near the front, and those who would like to walk can join at their own pace. Knee-length shorts and t-shirts for men, capris and t-shirts for ladies. No sleeveless shirts. Please arrive early to sign in!
Location: In front of the Chapel
FAMILY CAMP 5K THURSDAY, October 19 | 8:00 am
TRADE DAYS THURSDAY, October 19 | 9:00 am
Held on Thursday morning of Family Camp, Trade Days is a time for you to bring items such as clothes, books, handmade crafts, homemade spe-cialties, or anything else that might make a good trade or fetch a good price. Tables and electricity are available for rental.
Location: Outside, North of the Convention Center
Join us for western-styled, family-friendly activities, crafts, and games dur-ing Family “Western” Day! Enjoy a mechanical bull, balance beams, candle making, hay rides, chuckwagon, and more! We’ll wrap it all up with a deli-cious BBQ meal (available for purchase) and a special evening message by Dr. Lew Sterrett. Wear your western duds!
Location: Chapel Parking Lot and Corral
Come enjoy Canoe Races, Beach Tug-O’-War, the Slip’N’Slide, Dunk Tank and more! Don’t forget to bring your “Get-Wet-Clothes,”* towels and a blanket to sit on. (Please, no towels or blankets from our Guest Lodges.) Canoe race categories and signup sheets available at the Camp Office.
*“Get-Wet-Clothes”—Dark colors, loose fitting t-shirts and knee-length shorts over swimsuits, shoes that kick off for wading, and a wide-brimmed hat to keep the sun off.
FAMILY “WESTERN” DAY & FESTIVITIES
LAKEFRONT ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY, October 17 | 1:30 pm
FRIDAY, October 20 | 1:30–4:30 pm
WEDNESDAY, October 18 | 10:45 am
Ready for a “wheel” good time? Meet in the Convention Center at 9:00 am to decorate your favorite foot-powered transportation with balloons or streamers! Bring your bikes, trikes, wagons, scooters, and strollers to pedal, push, or pull in this patriotic parade. Don’t forget your red, white, and blue fashion! Parade starts at 10:45 am.
Location: W. Convention Center
GREAT AMERICAN BIC YCLE PARADE
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Enhance family communication and bonding at ALERT’s Low Ropes Confidence Course! Sign up at the Camp Office and pick up the course activity booklet.
Location: “Knot-So-Easy Street,” Campground
CONFIDENCE COURSE DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
Sharpen your aim! Journey back to the wild west where refined marksmanship was a necessary skill in providing for your family and protecting yourself from a lurking foe. All targets and equipment pro-vided. Archery requires advanced sign-up at the Camp Office.
Location: NW Convention Center
ARCHERY/AIR RIFLE RANGE
RAPPELLING/ROCK CLIMBING
Enjoy ALERT’s official rappelling tower and climbing wall for a 48-foot challenge! All necessary equipment and safety gear provided. Minimum age requirement is 8 years. Loose-fitting pants/knee-length shorts only. No flip flops, skirts (safety issue), or spandex leggings, please.
Location: Rappelling and Climbing Tower
Experience the thrill of exploring our spacious campus using GPS coordinates. Join the fun and solve the mystery hidden in our ALERT Academy caches.
Location: Sign up and get your first coordinates at the Camp Office
GEOCACHING
ACTIVITIES
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES OR ON YOUR OWN
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A Family Camp Favorite! Deadline for signup is 9:00 pm Sunday, October 15, at the Camp Office. Sign up and attend our Volleyball Tournament Meeting on Monday, October 16, in the Convention Center. The tourna-ment schedule will be posted, and matches will be held throughout the week. Tournament finals are scheduled for Friday, beginning at 8:00 am.
Location: Outside, North of the Convention Center
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Gather your friends together and try your teamwork, accuracy and endur-ance! Tournament guidelines are available at the Camp Office.
Location: Soccer Field
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
LADIES’ CRAFTS
TRAIL RIDES
Pitch the winning shoe! Those ages 12 and up can compete in qualifying matches on Thursday during activity time. Tournament finals are scheduled for 9:30 am on Friday. Tournament schedule and guidelines are available at the Camp Office.
Location: Ponderosa Campground Horseshoe Pits
Join Mrs. Burch in the Chapel for some fun sewing crafts and fellowship. Visit the Camp Office to see levels of difficulty and choose your favorite projects. Options include a bandana pillow, doll clothes, quilted baskets, and a first-aid kit! Prices vary per project; pay at the Camp Office.
Location: Chapel
“Giddy up” and take a trail ride with your family! All horse lovers, ages 8 and up, are welcome to don their cowboy hats and boots for an exciting ride around campus. Boots or tennis shoes are required. Sign up required at the Camp Office. Payment will be processed at the barn: $20/person.
Location: Equestrian Barn (in the field behind the Corral)
ULTIMATE FRISBEE TOURNAMENT THURSDAY, October 19 | 1:30 pm
FRIDAY, October 20 | 8:00 am
FRIDAY, October 20 | 9:30 am
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
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HORSEMANSHIP CLASSES
Horses are some of the most beautiful animals on earth, and they can teach us a lot about our relationship with Christ, the perfect Master. Want to learn how to become a better master to your own steed? Join us to learn proper horse care techniques in our engaging Horsemanship Classes with Dr. Lew’s ranch hands. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 1:30 pm.
Location: Equestrian Barn (in the field behind the Corral)
SEE DAILY SCHEDULE
CHILDREN’S STORY HOUR
Join us for the classic children’s story, Tip Lewis and His Lamp. Tip Lewis is a mischievous, unpromising scamp. One day, Tip’s life changes when he hears a story of how bad circumstances can be turned around by follow-ing God. Tip makes a special decision. He is given a Bible–his lamp–and his life begins to change. Will Tip’s lamp ever fail him?
Location: Chapel
SEE DAILY SCHEDULE
PLANE RIDES
Airplane rides are back at Family Camp! Buckle up and enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the area! Sign-up required at the Camp Office. Cost: $25/person. Weather permitting.
Location: Airplane Hangar
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
METAL WORKING
Come learn various techniques in metalworking, and make a project of your own to take home! Projects to choose from include a dinner bell, shepherd hooks, hangers for bird feeders and flower pots, and campfire cooking equipment. Cost varies per project. Sign up required at the Camp Office.
Location: North side of Convention Center
DURING ACTIVITY TIMES
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Enjoy our refurbished carpetball tables! Located North of the Convention Center.
Everyone is invited to enjoy our Sand Volleyball, Badminton, and Horseshoe courts in the Ponderosa Campground. Sports equipment is available for check-out at the Camp Office. Our Ponderosa Playground also has a variety of activities for younger children, includ-ing swings, monkey bars, slides, and a large sandbox. Parental supervision required.
Visit the quilt display in the Convention Center and create your family’s personalized quilt square for the Family Camp 2017 Quilt. Signature times are 15 minutes before and after each indoor Camp Meeting.
Play ping pong, chess, and checkers at the Convention Center. Check out game equipment from the Camp Office.
Give our exciting 18-hole Disc Golf Course a whirl! Grab a scorecard at Hole One, and let the fun begin. Discs are available for sign-out at the Camp Office. Location: East of the Administration Building
Bike rentals are available at the Bike Shop.Rentals: Week–$35; 1 day–$10; 1/2 day–$5First come, first served. Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:30 am–2:30 pm
Location: Bathhouse 1414
FAMILY CAMP QUILT
FAMILY GAMES
DISC GOLF
BIC YCLING
PONDEROSA SPORTS PARK &
PLAYGROUND
CARPETBALL
ACTIVITIES ON-YOUR-OWN
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FISHING
GYM TIME
Enjoy fishing for bass, gar, catfish, bream and perch in Lake Loma. Tournament details and rules are located at the Lakefront. The biggest fish will be announced on Friday! Reminder: No fishing between the docks.
Join us in the gym for Volleyball and Basketball in the evenings! Loose fitting clothing is required.
Shorts, sweatpants and skirts must be at least knee length. Sleeveless tops, spandex and other fitted
clothing are not permitted. Appropriate gym shoes must be worn by all. Closed Sunday.
Trail maps are available at the Camp Office.
Our scenic Lakefront is open everyday from 7:30 am–6:00 pm. No swimming allowed. Canoes are
available on a first-come, first-served basis. NOTICE: Ages 15 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Life jackets are required to be worn for all ages. LAKEFRONT
HIKING
ACTIVITIES ON-YOUR-OWN
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3 Family “Western” Day(Near Corral)
8 Carpet Ball & Trade Days(Near Convention Center)
Con�dence Course(Knot-So-Easy-Street)
15 Airplane Rides(Hangar)
16 Ultimate Frisbee (Soccer Field)
ALERT Bookstore(Field House—SE corner)
6(Campground)Volleyball Tournament
5 Disc Golf(E of Administration Building)
10 Ri�e Range(Behind Conv. Ctr.—W corner)
Trail Rides(Equestrian Center)
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7(Bathhouse 1414)Bike Shop
9 Archery(Behind Conv. Ctr.—NW corner)
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Library
Chapel
Dining Room
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Hangar
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Bookstore
Campground
Field House
ConventionCenter
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4 Ladies’ CraftsChildren’s Story Hour(Chapel)
3 Family “Western” Day(Near Corral)
8 Carpet Ball & Trade Days(Near Convention Center)
Con�dence Course(Knot-So-Easy-Street)
15 Airplane Rides(Hangar)
16 Ultimate Frisbee (Soccer Field)
ALERT Bookstore(Field House—SE corner)
6(Campground)Volleyball Tournament
5 Disc Golf(E of Administration Building)
10 Ri�e Range(Behind Conv. Ctr.—W corner)
Trail Rides(Equestrian Center)
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7(Bathhouse 1414)Bike Shop
9 Archery(Behind Conv. Ctr.—NW corner)
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(ALERT Auditorium)Taste of Journey
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Saturday, October 14
8:00 am–6:30 pm Camp Office Open for Check-in & Activity Signup 5:00–5:30 pm Dinner 6:00 pm Orchestra Rehearsal & Prelude 6:30 pm Family Prayer Time 7:00 pm Family Camp Welcome! Camp Meeting — Keith Daniel 8:30–10:00 pm Family Time, Gym Open 10:00 pm–6:00 am Quiet Time/Taps
Sunday, October 15
7:30 am Archery Demonstration & Devotional — Capt. Warner (Meet near the archery area) 8:30–9:00 am Breakfast 9:45 am Orchestra Rehearsal & Prelude 10:30 am Camp Meeting — Keith Daniel 12:00 noon–12:30 pm Lunch 1:00–5:00 pm Family Time 1:00–4:30 pm Scripture Assembly Project (Auditorium) 3:00 pm Children’s Story Hour — Tim Levendusky (Chapel) 3:00 pm Taste of Journey (Auditorium) 5:00–5:30 pm Dinner 6:00–6:30 pm Orchestra Rehearsal & Prelude 6:30 pm Family Prayer Time 7:00 pm Camp Meeting — Keith Daniel 8:30 pm Outdoor Movie Night Complimentary Popcorn! (Corral) 10:00 pm–6:00 am Taps/Quiet Time
Retail Sales & Concessions are closed during camp meetingsLakefront will be open 7:30 am–6:00 pm every day. No Swimming.
Retail Sales & Concessions closed, Ice available
SCHEDULE
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Monday, October 16
7:30–8:00 am Breakfast 9:00 am Lew at the Corral 9:00–10:30 am Taste of Journey (Auditorium) 11:00 am Open Stick Horse Ride (Corral) 11:00 am Volleyball Tournament Mtg. All Players Required (Conv. Ctr.) 12:00 noon–12:30 pm Lunch 1:00–4:30 pm Activities & Scripture Assembly (See pages 9-13) 1:30 pm Low Ropes Competition! (Confidence Course) 1:30 pm Horsemanship 101(Barn) 3:00 pm Children’s Story Hour — Tim Levendusky (Chapel) 5:00–5:30 pm Dinner 6:00 pm Orchestra Rehearsal & Prelude 6:30 pm Family Prayer Time 7:00 pm Camp Meeting — Bill Federer 8:30–10:00 pm Family Time, Gym Open 10:00 pm–6:00 am Quiet Time/Taps
Tuesday, October 17
7:30–8:00 am Breakfast 9:00 am Lew at the Corral 9:00–10:30 am Taste of Journey (Auditorium)
11:00 am Chuck Wagon Demonstration (Corral) 12:00 noon–12:30 pm Lunch 1:30 pm Horsemanship 101 (Barn) 1:30–4:30 pm Family Western Day 5:00 pm Dinner on the Grounds 7:00 pm Community Camp Meeting — Lew Sterrett (Corral) 8:30–10:00 pm Family Time, Gym Open 10:00 pm–6:00 am Quiet Time/Taps
SCHEDULE
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Wednesday, October 18
7:30–8:00 am Breakfast 9:00 am Bike/Wagon Decorating (Convention Center) 9:00 am Taste of Journey (Auditorium) 10:45 am Bicycle Parade (W. Convention Center) 12:00 noon–12:30 pm Lunch 1:00–4:30 pm Activities & Scripture Assembly (See pages 9-13) 1:30 pm Horsemanship 101 (Barn) 3:00–4:00 pm Children’s Story Hour — Tim Levendusky (Chapel) 5:00–5:30 pm Dinner 6:00 pm Orchestra Rehearsal & Prelude 6:30 pm Family Prayer Time 7:00 pm ALERT Choir Special Music Camp Meeting 8:30–10:00 pm Family Time, Gym Open 10:00 pm–6:00 am Taps/Quiet Time
Thursday, October 19
7:30–8:00 am Breakfast 8:00 am Family Camp 5K (Chapel) 9:00 am–12:00 noon Trade Days (N. Convention Center) 9:00–10:30 am Taste of Journey (Auditorium) 12:00 noon–12:30 pm Lunch 1:00–4:30 pm Activities (See pages 9-13 for options) 1:30–4:30 pm Ultimate Frisbee Tournament (Soccer Field) 3:00–4:00 pm Children’s Story Hour — Tim Levendusky (Chapel) 5:00–5:30 pm Dinner 7:00 pm Camp Meeting — Ron Hamilton, Patch the Pirate 8:30–10:00 pm Family Time, Gym Open 10:00 pm–6:00 am Taps/Quiet Time
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Friday, October 20
7:30–8:00 am Breakfast 8:00 am Volleyball Tournament Semi-finals and Finals 9:00–11:30 am Activities (See pages 9-13 for options) 9:30 am Horseshoe Tournament (Campground) 12:00 noon–12:30 pm Lunch 1:30–4:30 pm Lakefront Activities and Family Canoe Races 5:00–5:30 pm Dinner 6:00 pm Orchestra Rehearsal & Prelude 6:30 pm Family Prayer Time 7:00 pm Camp Meeting — Mike Schadt 8:30–11:00 pm Family Time, Gym Open 11:00 pm–6:00 am Taps/Quiet Time
Saturday, October 21
8:00 am–12:00 noon Camp Office Open for Checkout 10:30–11:00 am Brunch
We would be grateful if your camp area's appearance is left better than you found it. Thank you!
ATTENTION, CAMPERS!
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