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This document provides information about a group workcamp mission trip for youth. It will include home repair projects like painting, drywalling, building decks and wheelchair ramps. Youth will be assigned roles like break maker or work director. The typical daily schedule is outlined, including times for work, meals, programs and free time. Potential locations for the trip are listed, along with costs. Fundraising events are mentioned to help youth raise the $3950 needed for the trip.
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Group mission 2014 ppt
- 1. Group workcamp trip 2014
- 2. Prayer
- 3. Why Group This is the best organization I have ever worked with for mission trips They take care of everything Everything that we do for the trip is focused on the cross and what Jesus has done for us Group is not a Lutheran organization, in name, but they are as close to being a Lutheran organization as you can get without using the name Concordia
- 4. Workcamp This is a home repair service mission trip Youth will help with projects like Painting interior and exterior of homes Dry-walling Building decks and porches Wheelchair ramps Stairs And other home repairs
- 5. Workcamp For this mission trip the youth will not help with the Meal preparation Meal clean-up Facilitating Maintenance If you want to be part of the worship, programming, and worship they ask you To Sing Play instruments Or read
- 6. workcamp Youth will have different jobs in your crew Break Maker - Gets the food and drinks for the crew Devotional Leader - Leads the crews daily devotions Organizer - Keeps the crew packet and first-aid kit, and leads TravelTalk Progress Reporter - Reports to staff each day about the project Quartermaster - Gets extra tools and ladders the crew may need Work Director - Oversees the crew’s work to get the project completed
- 7. Typical Day Schedule 6:45 – get up 7-8 – breakfast, get water, pack lunches, and etc. 8:15 – morning program 3:30 – return to lodging, report progress, and free time 5:30 – 6:30– dinner 6:30 – 8 – free time 8 – evening program 9 – youth group devotions 11 – lights out
- 8. Special Day Schedules Sunday 3-4 – Arrival and check-in 7 – Evening program Wednesday 3:30 - Afternoon and evening free with youth group to explore community – dinner and devotional on your own Saturday 7 – 9 – Breakfast and pack up to head for home
- 9. Questions
- 10. Other Camp Information CARE CARDS - That is all I need to say :-) Fun event on Wednesday afternoon/evening Evening group devotionals Walmart runs Other
- 11. Where could we go Hammond, IN - $439 - 5 hours away - June 22-28 Evansville, IN - $439 - 5 hours away - June 15-21 Waterloo, IA - $449 - 3 hours 42 min - July 13-19 Milford Center, OH - $449 - 7 1/2 hours - July 6-12 Danville, IL - $439 - 3 hrs 45 min - July 6-12 Brighton,TN - $439 - 6 hours - July 6-12 Hamilton, OH - $449 - 7 hours - June 15-21
- 13. Cost (assuming 8 youth) $70 a person for Wednesday event and dinner Travel of about $350 Cost for the trip $450/per person - $4500 total for trip is $5550 cost per person is $695 Down payment is $200 per person Youth will need to raise $3950
- 14. Fundraising October 12 -Youth Silly Dinner - School Gym Febraury 16 - Bowl-A-Thon - 10 Pin lanes April 12 -Youth Trivia Night - School Gym
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