E N C O U N T E R S U M M E R C A M P I N F O PA C K E T / / J U LY 8 - 1 3 , 2 0 1 9

Located on college campuses across

the nation, MOVE provides a program

for 30,000 high school students every

summer. Students are challenged

through intense, interactive worship,

dynamic preaching, small group study

and community building. MOVE is

committed to helping students take

their mountaintop experiences beyond

the event by challenging them to

become Kingdom workers.

Check out ciy.com/move

This event is open to all incoming 9th

grade students through this year’s

graduating seniors. Parent leaders are

welcome, but priority for additional

leader spots goes to our current

Encounter leaders. All leaders will be

required to pass a background check.

Encounter will have some fundraising

opportunities for students to

participate in if they want to earn

scholarship funds.

Talk to a Student Ministries staff person

for more information.

Lee University

1120 N Ocoee St. Cleveland, TN 37320

Sign up online at: experiencecc.com/encounter.

Registration is open, and the deadline

for registration is June 16th!

$75 non-refundable deposit is due at time of registration. Second payment of $75 due May 26th. Balance must be paid in full by June 16th.

All Payments are non-refundable unless otherwise approved by church staff.

Cost includes: Camp registration fee, lodging, meals,

and t-shirt.

• Please bring money for one fast-

food lunch on the trip there and

one fast-food breakfast on the

trip home. (students should bring

additional spending money for any

extra snacks or souvenirs).

• Thursday’s lunch is a “skip-a-meal”

fundraiser with an optional fast.

If you do not plan to fast, please

bring money for lunch.

There are multiple ways that you

can pay: You can pay online when

you register, which will send you a

confi rmation with an e-receipt. You may

also pay with cash or check. If paying

by cash or check, you will need to

bring payment to a Student Ministries

staff member and register in-person.

or you/a parent may bring it to the

receptionist at the front desk during

offi ce hours. Please make it out to: The

Experience Community Church and

specify that it is for CIY Move.

W H AT I S C I Y M O V E ?

W H O ’ S G O I N G ?

F U N D R A I S I N G

H O W D O I S I G N - U P ?W H AT ’ S T H E C O S T ?

Experience Staff Contact Info:

Location:

Amanda K. 513-720-6085 amanda.experiencecc@gmail.comChad C. 615-785-8301 chad@experiencecc.comLydia C. 615-983-1492 lydia.experiencecc@gmail.com

Early — $259 until May 1st

Late — $299 until June 16th

We never want cost to be an obstacle

for any student to attend an event. We

have scholarship funds available and we

would love to use them to help make it

possible for all students to experience

an event that could impact their faith

forever.

Please email:amanda.experiencecc@gmail.com

to request a scholarship application

form.

S C H O L A R S H I P S

C A M P T H E M E

This year we will explore the life of Elijah the Prophet and help students understand that:

“ T O B E C O N T I N U E D . . . ”

You are called into the Story of God You can trust that God can provide because He is real. When you despair, God

will sustain because He is here. You will find purpose when God sends you to reach others. You will continue as God’s

Spirit empowers and His mission endures. Your story, Elijah’s story, God’s story... They’re all still being written... Because

they’re all to be continued.

Have more questions on the camp or activities? Please contact:

Murfreesboro: Amanda Keener (Amanda.experiencecc@gmail.com) Woodbury: Chad Christian (chad@experiencecc.com)

A quick glossary of terms you’ll hear thrown around while at MOVE.

M O V E I C T I O N A R Y

K I N G D O M W O R K E R S

A Kingdom Worker is a Christian who uses whatever sphere

of influence he or she has to proclaim the message of Jesus.

Kingdom Workers include school teachers, moms, high

school basketball players, bass guitarists, doctors and a

countless list of others. Their ministry may look different, but

they have each surrendered to Jesus, and are committed to

using their gifts, abilities and relationships to

advance His Kingdom.

E L E C T I V E S

We give students the opportunity to encounter Kingdom

Workers, hear Biblical truth taught and be exposed to some

great Christian practices during elective time at Move.

Electives are offered on a range of topics to provide ample

opportunity for further discussion.

T H E M O V E A P P

The Move app is available on every smart phone platform.

The app contains information about Move and CIY,

devotions for each day, the weekly schedule, and other

pages just for fun! This app will guide your group through

your week at Move.

S K I P A M E A L

Once during the week, MOVE asks everyone to skip-a-

meal. The money is used to help fund MOVE’s International

Conferences in places such as India, Ghana, Costa Rica,

Philippines, Myanmar, and others. During “skip-a-meal” the

campus will not provide a meal, however, you are welcome

to take your group off campus for lunch.

Y O U T H G R O U P T I M E

Each night after the Evening Session, each group will get

together to talk about the day and pray together.

T H E N E X T L E V E L

This is an option for graduated seniors. The Next Level is

an in-depth Bible study taught by the Morning Speaker

while everyone else is in Encounter Time. This is a great

opportunity for them to get an inside glimpse of each day’s

theme, ask questions, and be challenged in their faith.

T H E Æ F F E C T S T O R E

The Æffect Store is the place to purchase MOVE apparel and

resources!

E N C O U N T E R T I M E

Following the Morning Session, students and leaders are

dismissed to Encounter Time and Small Groups. This creates

an opportunity for them to participate in devotions that are

tied to the daily themes. The devotions can be found in the

Student Magazine.

A F T E R N O O N R E C R E AT I O N

The options at every campus are different and will be

announced at the event. MOVE organizes tournaments

during some of the afternoons: 3-on-3 basketball, volleyball,

ultimate frisbee and dodgeball.

C A M P S N A P S H O T & R U L E S

Check in opens at 9:30a on Monday, July 8th and will be

located in the Student Center. Please arrive no later than

10am for check-in. Bus will depart shortly after. You may

bring one small carry-on bag for the bus and one suitcase.

Must Haves In Order to Board:

Please arrange for someone to be at the church by 11am on

July 13th for pickup. We will have students notify you when

we are getting close.

1. Respect others and yourself.

2. No guys in girl’s dorms beyond the front lobby and vice versa.

3. Alcohol, tobacco, drugs and weapons are absolutely prohibited

4. Everyone must be in their dorms by the designated “In Dorm Time”.

5. For security reasons, no students with backpacks are allowed into the auditorium or cafeteria.

6. Follow the schedule. Be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there.

7. During sessions, stay in your assigned group seating. Please follow the posted seating chart.

8. Do not leave the auditorium once the speakers begin talking.

9. Respect the campus – no TP, water balloons, shaving cream, sidewalk chalk, etc. No practical jokes!

10. Do not move furniture as you will be charged for any assessed damage.

11. Do not dial 911 unless it is a true emergency.

12. Absolutely no fireworks at any time during MOVE or while on campus property.

13. No food deliveries of any kind to the campus.

14. Students may leave campus only with adult supervision; those staying behind must have an

adult present.

15. Follow the dress guidelines.

• Completed payment and online registration.

• Experience waiver (you’ll see the link when you register)

• CIY Waiver (link will be provided after registration.)

D E PA R T U R E S U N D AY R E T U R N

M O V E S U M M E R C A M P R U L E S

C L O T H I N G G U I D E & PA C K I N G L I S T

Acceptable (Or Tip Top!):• MOVE T-shirts

• Panda Ears

• Plaid Suits

• Fedoras

• MOVE sunglasses

• Head Bands

• Tacky Dresses

• Eye glass pieces

• Neckties

• Move Hats

• Feather Boas

• Elbow-length gloves

• Wide brimmed hats

• MOVE Tattoos

Unacceptable:• Short Shorts

• Sagging Pants

• Bikinis

• Miniskirts

• Spaghetti Straps

• Low Cut Tops

• Yoga pants/leggings as pants without a

long shirt

At the core of our dress code is a desire to honor God and each other. We want everyone to be comfortable, and to create an environment that will uplift everyone we come across. John 13:35; Ephesians 5:3

C L O T H I N G G U I D E L I N E S

W H Y D O W E H AV E A D R E S S C O D E ?

What to Bring:• Bible

• Notebook and pen/pencil

• Clothing for five days, including travel time

• Personal toiletry items, including prescription

medication

• Towel

• Bedding/sleeping bag to fit a single bed

• Money for travel, the Æffect Store,

offering, etc.

• Athletic equipment for recreation time

(optional)

PA C K I N G L I S T

Do NOT Bring:• Alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, etc

• Refrigerators TV’s, or air-conditioners

• Valuables that could get lost, stolen, or damaged

• Anything that could stand between you and what

God has planned for you

B I G 1 0 Q U E S T I O N S ( FA Q F O R L E E U N I V E R S I T Y )

Most rooms are suite style, with two rooms connected by a bathroom. We have a few dorms that are traditional style dorms, with each room opening to the hallway and sharing a community bathroom. Both the traditional and suite-style rooms sleep two to a room.

We also have apartment style dorms. These dorms have two rooms, two bathrooms, a living area and a kitchen. The apartment as a whole sleeps four (two to a room).

(NOTE: Room assignments are based on registration date)

They will either be between two rooms (four to a bathroom), community restrooms allowing the whole hall to use them, or apartment style (three to a bathroom).

Yes, every dorm has air-conditioning.

No, we do not have an on campus pool, there is however a community pool in the city if needed.

We have two outdoor volleyball courts, an outdoor basketball court and multiple tennis courts. There is also an intramural softball field, a playground and many open field spaces.

Everything is within reasonable walking distance. Any dorm that may be farther away than others is usually nicer, so it’s worth the extra walk!

On campus, we have our dining hall, Einstein’s Bagel, Dunkin’ Donuts, Subway, Jazzman’s Coffee, Chick-Fil-A and a couple of “Simply To Go” stations that have light lunches or things that can be eaten on the run.

There is Lupi’s Pizza Pies right down the road from campus as well as The Spot and Gardner’s Market which are located in our “downtown” area which is right next to campus. As far as local hot spots, Jenkin’s Deli is always a favorite as well as anyway of our many Mexican restaurants (a student favorite is Tres Hermanos which is right down the road as well.) Perkits Yogurt is another local favorite!

We are about 30-45 minutes away from the Downtown Chattanooga area, which is great for walking and hanging out with large groups! As far as local activities, most students enjoy hanging out near the Rec Center every night at the basketball and volleyball courts or going to see a movie at our local movie theatre, Premier. If you are looking for an activity with a little more adventure, white water rafting down our Ocoee River is also really popular.

We have a beautiful campus and most youth ministers love coming to visit the area. Our University is one of the most popular Christian Liberal Arts Universities and continues to grow each year. We love having students filling the emptiness of our students being gone, keeping our campus busy!

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HOW MANY PEOPLE IN A ROOM? WHAT STYLE ARE THE ROOMS?

WHAT TYPE OF BATHROOMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE DORMS?

ARE THE DORMS AIR-CONDITIONED?

IS THERE A POOL ON CAMPUS?

WHAT KINDS OF RECREATION OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS?

WHAT IS THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE DORMS, THE MAIN MEETING SPACE AND THE CAFETERIA?

WHAT ARE THE FOOD OPTIONS AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS?

WHAT IS THE BEST RESTAURANT ON CAMPUS OR NEAR BY?

WHAT IS THE BEST LOCAL ACTIVITY OR “THING TO DO”?

WHY SHOULD I CHOOSE YOUR CAMPUS?