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Facility: Rivertown
Grades: 7 to 12
2012 Brochure
Activities
Benefits
Daily Schedule
E-mail a camper
Registration Form
Scrapbook
What to Bring |
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Benefits of Teen Camp |
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To the camper: |
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Five days away from all the
distractions at home.
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Nine services that will challenge
teens with the Word of God.
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Not too much free time but the
freedom to choose what activities the camper like to do.
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Each cabin is divided by ages so that seventh graders are not in
the same cabin as twelfth graders.
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Games and activities that you don't normally play at home.
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A trained, caring counselor in each cabin who looks forward to
working with each camper individually. We spend two weeks of
intensive training at the beginning of the summer to make sure
our team is ready to be safe, have fun, and—most
importantly—counsel correctly.
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To the church: |
- Sponsors are encouraged to
come and spend time with their campers. Sponsors have their own
cabin which gives them maximum flexibility to be where they need
to be.
- Communication that allows the
sponsor to know exactly what decisions are being made by their
group.
- Follow-up letters give the
church a summary of the week.
- Reunion Thursday allows youth
groups to get together no matter how spread out they are among
the cabins.
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Highlights
of Teen Camp |
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Great food all week long.
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Skits on Thursday night.
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The Bible quiz on Friday night is
the culmination of the week-long competition.
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Slide over 165 feet long,
shotguns, .22 caliber rifles, Doc's Wonder Wheel (gyroscope),
zipline, human foosball, and laser tag.
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Canoeing, fishing, campfires, and
archery.
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Sleeping out underneath the
stars.
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Special privileges for juniors
and seniors.
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Jed's Quest—a
low ropes course teaching lessons in trust, communication, and
leadership.
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Books and souvenirs at Uncle Wally's, snacks and drinks at the
Whistle Stop, and specialty coffee drinks at the Pony Espresso.
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Soldier Mountain hike—1,000-foot climb with a spectacular view!
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