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Program Description/Summary
Group/Team: X-ample Youthof HighwayPHChurch
Coordinator: HeatherHutto
Name of Program: Dare2Serve Compassion Conference
Purpose of Program: Compassionisourfocus. Messages will be discussingMatthew 25,Luke 10:27-37.
Our sole purpose isservingourcommunityinthe formof our own“local missionstrip”;aweeklong
service opportunityandendingwithacommunityoutreacheventatourchurch.
Outcome/Goals: Studentsand Adultswill…
Work together as a team
Build relationships andbondas a team andas a “family”
Learn the importance of serving others, especiallythose less fortunate inour community, loving
and caring for the “least ofthese” just as Jesus would.
Developlife skills andtraininginvarious areasthroughservice learning (workethic)
Participate in Bible studyandgroup discussion/processing, opportunityto lead devotion
Become activelyinvolvedinoutreach/evangelistic event
Targeted Audience: VariousAges (12 & up,youngerthan12 mustbe accompaniedbyparent/guardian)
Middle School
High School
College Age
Adults/Parents
StaffingNeeds: Volunteers/TeamLeaders/Supervisors Responsibilities…
We will travel to worksite as one team, at the site team willbe delegated various tasks insmall
groups. Adult must be 21. Each night one groupwill cook dinner (e.g. 5 nights, 5 groups).
Depending onnumber ofparticipants/attendees adult to student ratio willvary. 1 adult per every
5 students (1:5). Estimatedsize of team:15-30 people (including all students volunteers and adult
volunteers)
Number of volunteer staff needed: 5-10 adults
Location/Setting: VariousLocationseach day…
HighwayPH Church, Elgin SC
Various locations, ColumbiaSC(destination work sites, see pages1-4 Student/Parent InfoPacket )
Homes for lodging(various host families, see page 6 Student/Parent Info Packet)
Time/Date of Event:July8-13, 2013, 8am-8pm.
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Tentative Schedule
Sunday July 7
4:00pm Volunteer/Staff Meeting (set up for Monday)
5:00pm Parent Meeting (collect permission forms/necessary waivers)
Monday July 8
7:00am Staff arrive at church (pick up breakfast and make sure everything is set, go over
the day’s schedule with staff)
7:30am Students arrive at church (drop luggage in storage room) and register (see page 4
Student/Parent Information Packet
8:00am Opening prayer & Student Led Devotion
8:15am Go over the day’s scheduled events, handout itinerary assign work site.
8:30am Leave to go to work site
9:00am Arrive at work site (to be announced each day)
9am-12pm Introduced to organization staff and given instructions on what our assignments
are for the day.
12-1pm LUNCH break (students will disperse with chaperone to various local restaurants
if they want to or will eat together at one location, depending on work site we
may eat lunch at site)
1:15pm Return to work site
1:15-4:30pm Continue working
4:45pm Leave to return back to church
5:00pm Arrive at church. Teamassigned to cook dinner will start dinner; other team
members will hangout and fellowship. (See team assignments page in leader’s
packet)
5:45/6pm DINNER will be served. Team for the next night’s meal will wash dishes. Clean up.
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Tentative Schedule CONTINUED
6:45-7:15pm Debriefing/Discussion of day’s experiences/stories (see small group/team
discussion page in leader’s packet)
7:15-7:30pm Worship
7:30-8pm Sermon/Message: (each night different section of Matthew 25 and Luke 10:27-
37 will be taught and discussed)
8:00pm Closing prayer and students disperse to host family homes to spend the night
(see lodging page). Girls will be staying at one home, boys will staying at another
home.
8-11:45pm Bonding Time/Fellowship/Group Activities for girls/boys at the home (see group
activities page in leader’s packet)
11:45pm Get ready for bed
12:00 am LIGHTS OUT
Tuesday July 9-Friday July 12
7:00am WAKE UP! (Get ready, take showers at host home, and be at church by 8:00!)
8:00 am Students arrive at church
8:10am Opening prayer and BREAKFAST
8:15-8:30am Student Led Devotion
8:30am Go over the day’s scheduled events, handout itinerary assign work site.
8:45am Leave to go to work site (see transportation, page 6 Student/Parent Info Packet)
9:00 am Arrive at work site (to be announced each day, see last page of schedule)
9am-12pm Introduced to organization staff and given instructions on what our assignments
are for the day.
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Tentative Schedule CONTINUED
12-1pm LUNCH break (students will disperse with chaperone to various local restaurants
if they want to or will eat together at one location, depending on work site we
may eat lunch at site)
1:15pm Return to work site
1:15-4:30pm Continue working
4:45pm Leave to return back to church
5:00pm Arrive at church. Teamassigned to cook dinner will start dinner; other team
members will hangout and fellowship. (See team assignments in leader’s packet)
5:45/6pm DINNER will be served. Team for the next night’s meal will wash dishes. Clean up.
6:45-7:15pm Debriefing/Discussion of day’s experiences/stories (see small group/team
discussion in leader’s packet)
7:15-7:30pm Worship
7:30-8pm Sermon/Message: (each night different section of Matthew 25 and Luke 10:27-
37 will be taught and discussed)
8:00pm Closing prayer and students disperse to host family homes to spend the night
(see Lodging, pg. 5-6 Student/Parent Info Packet). Girls will be staying at one
home, boys will staying at another home.
8-11:45pm Bonding Time/Fellowship/Group Activities for girls/boys at the home. (See group
activities page)
11:45pm Get ready for bed
12:00 am LIGHTS OUT
Saturday July 13
7:15am Wake up, be at church by 8:15am
8:15am Breakfast served at church
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Tentative Schedule CONTINUED
9:00 am Instructions/assignments begin set up for outreach event at church.
11am-4pm Dare2Serve “Community of Compassion” (Family Outreach Event)
InflatableBounceHouses
Dunking Booth
“BlessingBags”
Face Painting/ Arts & Crafts
Outdoor games (water games, basketball,flagfootball,volleyball,playground is
available)
12:00pm LUNCH will be served (COOKOUT: burgers, hot dogs, BBQ and all side dishes)
12:30pm Gospel Message
1-3pm Resume activities (listed above)
3-4pm Concert (Worship Team)
4-5:30pm Clean up church and church facilities
5:30pm Students/participants short debriefing meeting, handout evaluation/experience
forms (see pg. 7 Student/Parent Info Packet). Students and volunteer staff gather
their luggage and check out.
6:00pm Students and volunteer staff leave to return home.
DAILY ASSIGNMENTS & WORK SITES
Monday July 8: DAY 1- Harvest Hope Food Bank/Product Rescue
Tuesday July 9: DAY 2- Oliver Gospel Mission/Hannah’s House
Wednesday July 10: DAY 3- Children’s Hospital/Ronald McDonald House
Thursday July 11: DAY 4- Nursing Home/Assisted Living (AM) Children’s Home (PM)
Friday July 12: DAY 5- Habitat for Humanity (home building)
Saturday July 13: Dare2Serve “Community of Compassion” Family Outreach Event/Cookout
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PROMO SCHEDULE
Monday, April 22 Contact & send flyer and packet to local organizations we
will be serving)
Wednesday, April 24 First Announcement & Skit
Wednesday, May 1 PowerPoint Presentation #1 (to youth service)
Friday, May 3 Post flyers around the church (handouts, etc.)
Sunday, May 5 PowerPoint Presentation #2 (to church congregation, AM
service)
Sunday, May 5 Student Participant/Parent Volunteer Staff Informational
Meeting @ 5pm (sign-up sheet available if you’re
interested)
Wednesday, May 8 Video Clip about local needs (clip #1 Harvest Hope)
Wednesday, May 15 Video Clip about local needs (clip #2 Oliver Gospel Mission
& Hannah’s House)
Wednesday, May 22 Video Clip about local needs (clip #3 Children’s Hospital/
Ronald McDonald House)
Wednesday, May 29 Video Clip about local needs (clip #4 about helping the
elderly)
Wednesday, June 5 Video Clip about local needs (clip #5 Habitat for Humanity/
building homes)
Sunday, June 10 Canned Food (nonperishable) Drive &
Toiletries/Necessities Drive begins (ends July 7)
Sunday, July 7 Power Point Presentation #3 (AM service, Participant
Meeting PM)
Sunday, July 7 Volunteer/Staff Meeting @ 4pm
Parent/Student Meeting @ 5pm
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Administrative List (Delegation Worksheet)
I. Youth Leaders(middleschool-college age) Walt & Wynde Clark
Jack & Julie Morin
II. EventCoordinator/Conference Administrator HeatherHutto
III. PromotionsCoordinationTeam HeatherHutto,Wynde Clark.
A. Announcements KaileyJowers
B. Skit X-ample DramaTeam
C. VideoClip&PowerPoint AustinLankford
D. Meetings Wynde Clark
E. T-shirtDesign HeatherHutto & KayleyMiles
IV. Contact CoordinatorforOrganizations HeatherHutto & Walt Clark
A. HarvestHope HeatherHutto
B. OliverGospel Mission Walt Clark
C. Hannah’sHouse HeatherHutto
D. NursingHome/AssistedLiving Walt Clark
E. Children’sHome/Orphanage HeatherHutto
F. Habitatfor Humanity/Homeworks Walt Clark
V. Registration&InformationForms/Packets Julie Morin& Wynde Clark
VI. Registration
A. Sign-InTable KayleyMiles&JordanMorin
B. Luggage Storage Rooms CodyShoars & Matt Hyman
C. Late Payments&PermissionForms Julie Morin& Wynde Clark
D. CrowdControl Jack Morin & ArthurBentley
E. T-shirtDistribution Michelle Bentley&KortneyBentley
F. BreakfastPick-Up Walt Clark& JonathanMiles
VII. Supplies&SetUp Jack Morin,Walt Clark, Jonathan
Miles, ArthurBentley, &Carl Jowers
VIII. Meals& Kitchen(Groceries) HeatherHutto,Wynde Clark,Julie
Morin,CindyMiles,Michelle
Bentley,&CristyJowers.
IX. Nurse & FirstAid CristyJowers& LynnAnderson
X. TransportationAssignments Jack Morin
XI. LodgingAssignments Wynde Clark& Walt Clark
A. Girls(ClarkHome)
B. Boys(Morin Home)
XII. Team Assignments/Small Groups Julie Morin& Jack Morin
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Administrative List (Delegation Worksheet continued)
XIII. StudentLedDevotions
A. Day 1 KortneyBentley
B. Day 2 JonathanMiles
C. Day 3 KaileyJowers
D. Day 4 CodyShoars
E. Day 5 Michelle Moseley
XIV. Photographer VictoriaMoak
XV. Games/Activities/Recreation JonathanMiles& CodyShoars
XVI. Videographer AustinLankford
XVII. EvangelismSuppliesCoordinators Michelle Moseley&Amanda
Moseley
XVIII. EncouragementNotes/Hugs JennaMorin,KelseyJowers&Alyssa
Bentley
XIX. OutreachEvent
A. Inflatables(Rented) Wynde Clark
B. KitchenCrew Michelle Bentley &SherryShoars
C. SetUp ALL YOUTH & PARTICIPANTS
D. Arts & Crafts/Face Painting HeatherHutto & KaileyJowers
E. Speaker PastorPaul Miles
F. Recreation/Games JonathanMiles& WaltClark
G. BlessingBags Michelle Moseley,AmandaMoseley
JordanMorin & KatelynMorgan
H. CleanUp ALL YOUTH & PARTICIPANTS
XX. Post-Conference
A. EvaluationForms& Testimonies HeatherHutto
B. Lost & Found
C. VideoEditing AustinLankford
D. PhotoEditing VictoriaMoak
E. Thank You Notes HeatherHutto,Julie Morin,&
Wynde Clark
F. CompassionConference Rewind ALL Students/Participants
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT!
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Estimated Financial Budget/Cost
INCOME
2013-2014 Budget $3,000
ParticipantFees $2,425
25 Students x $90= $2250
7 Leaders x $25= $175
INCOME TOTAL: $5,425
EXPENSES
Transportation $550
- Bus: 1 church bus (no rental fee) Gas $300 for the week
- Reimbursement for leaders vehicles (carpool)
$50 card x 5 leaders=$250
Meals/Food/Snacks $600
- Groceries (2 meals each day x 4 days)
*Breakfast $50 x every morning (4 days) = $200
* Dinner $100 x every day dinner (4 days) = $400
Lodging $100
- Host Family Hospitality Reimbursement $100
Activities/Miscellaneous $426
- CleaningSupplies for the week’s project $50
- FirstAid Kit $20
- Batteries, Walkie-Talkie,Flashlights,etc. $25
- Games $30
- T-shirts (2 shirts person) $300
- Wristbands (100 ct.for $1.09)
Dare2Serve “Community of Compassion” Outreach Event $890
- InflatableRentals ( water slide,bounce house 5 hr. rental)= $590
- Food (burgers, hot dogs,drinks,chips,etc.)= $250
- Arts/Crafts/GoodieBags/Face Painting,misc.supplies,etc. = $50
EXPENSE TOTAL $2,566
SURPLUS (extra funds are divided up evenly and distributed to the charities listed)
$2,859/7 charities=approx. $410 to each charity
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STUDENT/PARENT INFORMATION PACKET
Compassion is our focus. Our sole purpose is serving our community in the form of our own “local
missions trip”; a week long service opportunity and ending with a community outreach event at our
church. This is the time and opportunity to use our hearts and hands to impact and change our
community by showing the love of Jesus Christ to those in need.
Students and Adultswill…
Work togetherasa team
Buildrelationshipsandbondasa teamand as a “family”
Learn the importance of servingothers,especiallythose lessfortunate inour
community,lovingandcaringforthe “leastof these”justas Jesuswould.
Developlifeskillsandtraininginvariousareasthroughservice learningandworkethic.
Participate inBible studyandgroupdiscussion/processing,opportunitytoleaddevotion
amongsttheirpeers.
Become activelyinvolvedinhostinganoutreach/evangelisticeventatour church.
HAVEFUN & GROW IN CHRIST!
Matthew 25:35-40 “…‘for I was hungry and you gave Me food; I was thirsty and you gave Me
drink; I was a stranger and you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and
you visited Me; I was in prison and came to Me. Then the righteous will answer Him, saying,
‘Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You drink? When did we
see You a stranger and take You in or naked and clothe You? Or when did we see You sick, or
in prison, and come to You?’ And the King will answer and say to them, ‘Assuredly, I say to
you to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.”
WHAT DOES OUR LOCAL NEED LOOK LIKE IN OUR COMMUNITIES & HOW CAN WE HELP?
STATISTICS & ORGANIZATION INFORMATION
HarvestHope Food Bank,Columbia
2220 ShopRoad
Columbia,SC29201
(803) 254-4432
(803) 254-6011 Fax
(803) 223-6111 AgencyDistributionFax
www.harvesthope.org
The missionof the HarvestHope Food Bankis to provide forthe needsof hungrypeople by
gatheringandsharingqualityfoodwithdignity,compassionandeducation.
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ChildHunger:Sixty-fourpercentof school childrenacrossour20 countyservice areaqualifyfor
free andreducedprice breakfastsandlunchesatschool.Insome areas,such as Darlingtonor
Marion counties,80%of childrendependonthese programsfortheirmeals.
HarvestHope today isa regional fooddistributionorganizationthatcollects,stores,and
distributesfoodandrelateditemsthatassistfamiliesandchildrenthroughout20 countiesin
central SouthCarolina.
The OliverGospel Mission
1100 TaylorStreet,Columbia,SC29201
P.O.Box 7791, Columbia,SC29202
Telephone:(803) 254-6470
Fax: (803) 254-0590
Email:ogm@olivergm.com
OliverGospel Missionstrivestosee thatthe brokenandhomelessare sheltered,giventhe
gospel of JesusChrist,andequippedtolive responsibly.Ourphilosophyisdrawnfromthe adage
“Give a man a fishand youhave fedhimfor today.Teach a man to fishandyouhave fedhimfor
a lifetime.”Ourgoal isthat the menarrivingat our doorwill receive the toolstheyneedtolive
fulfilled,functioningandfruitfullives,readytocontribute toandenhance the community.
We ministertothe community’shomelessbyprovidingmeals,shelter,andspiritual direction.
Our Christ-centeredLeadershipDevelopmentRecoveryProgram(CLD) isdesignedtohelpmen
escape theiraddictionstodrugsandalcohol.
Hannah House SC
www.HannahHouseSC.org
1726 SumterStreet
Columbia,SC29201
(at the intersectionof Laurel andSumterStreets)
803-771-4357
Suzanne@HannahHouseSC.org
Our Missionisto give hope tothose withoutbyteachingthe life skillsnecessarytosucceedin
our societyandto create a foundationinJesusChrist.
Our Visionistocreate a self-sufficientwomancapable of caringforherchildrenandbuildinga
future forher family.
Our Programis designedtocreate ahavenof hope anda centerof helpby identifyingand
respondingtothe emotional,physical,andspiritual needsof ourresidents.We seektofostera
change in theirlivesbyallowingthemachance to breakthe destructive cycle of chronicpoverty.
RonaldMcDonaldHouse of Columbia,SC
2955 Colonial Drive
Columbia,SC29203
Phone:803.254.318
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Familiesare strongerwhentheyare together,whichhelpsasickchildheal fasterandcope
better.While we cannotease the painof the sickchildrenandtheirfamilies'experience,we can
helplessentheirburdenandensure childrenhave accesstoqualitymedical care byproviding
theirfamilyaplace to stay nearbythe hospital atour RonaldMcDonaldHouse,or a place to rest
inside the hospital atourRonaldMcDonaldFamilyRoom.More thanjust a place to sleep,the
RonaldMcDonaldHouse providesawarm, safe andcomfortable home forsickchildrenand
theirfamilies.Todothis,RonaldMcDonaldHouse Charitiesof Columbia,SCreliesonthe love,
sharingand caringof hundredsof generousdonorsandvolunteersfromthe community.
Agape SeniorCare
Gena Turner
1053 CenterStreet
WestColumbia,SouthCarolina29169
(803) 454-0365
gturner@agapesenior.com
There comesa time inour liveswhenwe wanttodo somethingspecial;tomake adifference in
the qualityof life forothersandfor ourselves. OpportunitiesforvolunteeringatAgapé are
endless.Youwill be workingwithourlife enrichmentspecialiststomake adifference inthe
everydaylivesof Agapé Seniorresidents,Agapé Hospice patients,andtheirfamilies.
Our "Life EnrichmentProgram"improvesthe livesof all ourpatientsandresidentsby
stimulatingthemeverydaywithactivities,socialization,exercise andinteraction. ThroughAgapé
Hospice,we provide compassionate,individualizedendof life care forourpatientsandtheir
lovedones.
CarolinaChildren’sHome
3201 TrenholmRoad
Columbia,SC29204
Phone:(803) 787-2306
Fax:(803) 787-2642
The missionof CarolinaChildren’sHome (CCH) istomeetthe underservedmentalandphysical
healthneedsof children,youngadults,andtheirfamilies.We supportthiswitharange of
preventionandtreatmentprogramsthatprovide toolsandsupportformaximizingindividual
potential andtransitioningtohealthyadulthood.ActivelyservingSouthCarolina'smostvalued
resource formore than 100 years,CarolinaChildren'sHome hasproactivelyaddressedthe ever
evolvingneedsof childrenandfamiliesinthe state of SouthCarolinatoensure thatno needy
childisforgottenorun-served.
The Home's extensive historydemonstratesapowerful belief thateverychilddeservesthe
rightsand privilegesof asafe,educated,andnourishedchildhood.CarolinaChildren'sHome has
beenable toprovide programsandservicesthatsupportthis belief because of generous
individualdonorsandcorporations.Activelyacceptingresponsibilitytocare for severely
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neglectedandemotionallydisturbedchildren,the communityhasenabledCarolinaChildren's
Home to create a culture of healingandnew beginnings.
Habitatfor Humanity
Columbia,SouthCarolina
Central SouthCarolinaHFH
209 S SumterSt
Columbia,SouthCarolina29201-4558.
Phone:(803) 252-3570
Fax:(803) 252-7525
http://www.habitatcsc.org/
Habitatfor Humanityisa ChristianministryfoundedinAmericusGeorgiain1976 by Millard
Fullerwiththe missionof eliminatingpovertyhousing. Fromthismodestbeginning,Habitathas
grownintoa world-wide organizationandranksamongthe Top20 buildersinthe world.
The lack of affordable housingisacritical needthroughoutthe UnitedStatesandthe restof the
world. Recentestimatesindicate thatmore than15 millionAmericansneedsubsidizedhousing
because of theirage,income statusor disabilities,butonlyabout4.3millionhave accesstoit.
"Everyone inthe worlddeserves,ata minimum, asimple,decent,affordable place tolive."
- MillardFuller
Luke 10:27-37 “…’You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with
all your strength, and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself.” (v. 27)…“But a
certain Samaritan , as he journeyed, came where he was. And when he saw him, he had
compassion.” (v.33) [The Good Samaritan]
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS & PARENTS
Registration & Arrival:
-Please be here by7:30am Monday morning(July8). Please eatbreakfastbefore youcome.
-Sign-inatthe check-in/registration table.Atthe registrationtable youwillbe givenapiece of
coloredducttape (hotpink=girls, brightblue=boys) andaSharpie tomark your luggage anda
leaderwill directyouwhichroomtostore yourluggage.There will be 2rooms inthe hallway,
one for girlsandone for boys.
- If you have late paymentsandformsto turnin,you will take care of that at the secondtable
for formsand payments.
-Afteryouhave takencare of registrationanddroppedyourluggage off,youwill gotoroom104
inthe hallwayandsignforyour twot-shirts.Tableswill be arrangedaccordingtosize.Each
studentwill receive one greent-shirt,one yellow t-shirt,andawristband.
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-Afteryouhave registeredandreceivedyourshirtsanditemsreturntothe fellowshiphall to
hangoutand waitfor devotion.
Daily Assignments & Work Sites:
Monday July8: DAY 1- Harvest Hope FoodBank/ProductRescue
TuesdayJuly9: DAY 2- OliverGospel Mission (men’shomelessshelter)
Hannah’sHouse (womenandchildren’shomelessshelter)
WednesdayJuly10:DAY 3- Children’sHospital/RonaldMcDonaldHouse
ThursdayJuly 11: DAY 4-NursingHome/AssistedLiving(AMmorning)
CarolinaChildren’sHome/orphanage (PMafternoon)
FridayJuly12: DAY 5- Habitatfor Humanity(home building)
SaturdayJuly13: Dare2Serve “Communityof Compassion”FamilyOutreach
Event/Cookout@HighwayPH Church
Meals:
-Breakfastwill be servedat the church eachmorningat 8am (excludingMonday)
- Studentswill disperse withchaperone tovariouslocal restaurantsif theywanttoor will eat
togetheratone location,dependingonworksite we mayeatlunchat site.The onlymoneyyou
will needislunchforall five days.
- For dinner,eachnightadifferent Teamwill be assignedtocookdinnertogetherforthe
“family”.The teamthat isassignedforthe followingnightwill have dishwashingduty.
-Youmay bringsnacks to carry inyour backpack.
Transportation:
-We will be usingthe churchbus (15 passengers).However,we mayneedtouse extravehicles
as well. TeamLeaderswill be responsibleforcar-poolingtheirteamstoandfromdailywork
sites,if necessary.
Lodging/Sleep Arrangements:
-Girlswill be stayingatthe ClarkHome withfemale leaders,Mrs.Julie &Mrs. Wynde.
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-Guyswill be stayingatthe MorinHome withmale leaders,Mr.Jack& Mr. Walt.
-Youare responsibleforyour ownbedding/sleepingbag,pillow,towels,pajamas,etc.
-Afterdinneronthe firstnight,we will transporteveryone’sluggage fromthe churchto the host
homes.Girlswill be transportedanddroppedoff atthe Clarkhouse firstusingthe church bus,
gentlemenyouwill helpthe ladieswiththeirluggage thenreturntothe church to pickup the
boysluggage andarrive at the Morin house.
Student-Led AM Devotions/PM Group Discussions:
-Everymorninga studentwill have the opportunitytolead asmall, 5-10 minute devotionat
breakfast.Youcan pickany passage or verse of your choice.Please seeHeatherif youare
interestedinsigningupforone morning.
-Everystudentisencouragedtoactivelyengage andparticipateingroupdiscussionseachnight.
Please feelfree tojournal yourprayersortestimonial responses/reactionsinyournotebooks.
Group Activities/Bonding Time:
-Everynightthere will be funinteractive andgroupactivitiesforbondingandrecreationaltime
at the hosthomes.
-We are here to serve butdon’tforgettohave fun,everyday.Thisis aboutservingthe needsof
others,discipleship,andbondingtime together.
REGISTRATION FORM(Fill outanddetach,turn inwithmedical form& firstpayment)
Name:
Age:
T-shirtSize:
Phone Number:
Parent ContactNumber:
Email Address:
Payment Due by July 7, 2013
**Mandatory Meeting: July7,2013 @ 5pm in Youth Chapel**
