Jr. High Winter Camps

February 15-18, 2008

Extended President's Day Weekend

Hartland's Jr. High Winter Camp offers awesome team recreation, competitive sports tournaments, great worship music, and challenging messages. It's all designed to build a strong faith in Christ and deepen your walk with Him.

You'll love the delicious, all-you-can-eat meal, friendly staff, and huge variety of fun activities.

SPEAKER

Roger Royster

Roger Royster is a speaker who is passionate about being where God is. He has been talking with students in a variety of settings for over 20 years. Roger is a credentialed high school art teacher by day and a speaker by night who incorporates humor, video, group interaction, drama and anything else he can think of to make sense of the message so God can alter lives.

Winter Camp Video

MUSIC

Alytheia (Greek word for 'truth')

Alytheia exists to expose the reality of the Living God, Jesus Christ, and to bring Him alone the glory He deserves. Our goal is to worship Jesus with our lives, in spirit and truth (John 4), and using music as one way to accomplish the Lord's desire for us to worship Him in this fashion. Based in Clovis, California, God has given our group an amazing opportunity to serve in and be a part of a vibrant church plant that exists to see people come to know the Living God and His saving grace, making oaks of righteousness (Isaiah 61) for all generations. Our passion is to become invisible so that God will be made visible.

WHAT TO BRING

Clothing: Hartland Christian Camp is located in the Sequoia National Forest at an elevation of about 4500 feet with cool to cold temperatures in winter.

Lots of warm clothes

Good walking/hiking shoes and boots (warm and dry)

Jacket/sweatshirt, etc.

"Grubbies" (clothes that can get dirty, muddy, etc.)

Plastic bags for wet and/or dirty clothes

Towels

Sleeping bag (in a large trash bag to keep it dry)

Pillow

Maybe an extra blanket

Soap, shampoo, toothbrush, etc.

Chapstick (it's dry here)

Water bottle

Bible

Camera

Flashlight

Spending money for the Snack Bar/Gift Shop, music CDs, quarters for ping pong and foosball

machines.

Please put camper's name on everything! If you find that your child has lost something, call

the Camp Office at (559) 337-2349. Found items are only held for two (2) weeks after camp.

WHAT NOT TO BRING

Electronic devices of any kind

Alcohol

Tobacco

Drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor)

Firearms

Fireworks

DRESS CODE

Please be modest...

Girls

No open midriffs

No spaghetti strap tank tops smaller than one inch wide

No short shorts (shorts must be fingertip length)

Guys

No underwear showing

MEDICAL

It is our desire to provide a fun, yet safe, environment for each camper. In order to accomplish this, a

Registered Nurse is on-site and available 24-hours-a-day to assist with medical emergencies, first-aid,

and administration of medications. Please ensure that medical forms are filled out completely. All

campers' medications must be in their original containers, labeled with name and clear instructions.

Medications should then be placed in one labeled zip-lock bag per individual. These bags are to be

turned in to the nurse upon check-in.

RATES

Includes 3 nights lodging, meals, and all recreation activities.

Campers with church groups...	$180
Counselors..........................	One counselor comes for FREE with every seven campers
Individuals..........................	$212