Mount Hermon Summer Catalog 2011 by Mount Hermon

Mount Hermon Summer 2011 Youth and Family Camps

Simply Follow Christ. Mount Hermon youth camps provide a distraction-free environment designed to create spiritual hunger for children and teens. One of my kids gravitated toward wilderness adventure camping, another loved the introspective serviceoriented camps, while yet another enjoys the traditional largegroup, co-ed experience. Each program immerses campers in an experiential encounter with their Creator and Savior. Campers simply learn about the love and irresistible grace of Christ—and they ‘get it’.

Contents

Welcome............................................................1 Youth Camp Introduction..................................2 Kidder Creek Kidder Creek Introduction.................................4 Timberline Classic.............................................5 Ranch Camp.....................................................6 Timberline High Adventure................................6 Whitewater & Wilderness..................................6 Kidder Creek Intensives....................................8 Outback Custom Adventures............................9 Santa Cruz Mountains Santa Cruz Mountains Introduction................10 Redwood Camp..............................................11 Ponderosa Lodge...................................... 12–13 Santa Cruz Mountains Intensives.............. 14–15 Youth Camp Schedule............................... 16–17 Family Camp Introduction......................... 18–19 Family Camp Program............................... 20–25 Mini–Vacations and Concerts.................... 26–27 Registration Information..................................28

Connect with Us Online! Contact Us:

Santa Cruz Mountains 888.MH.CAMPS (888.642.2677) Kidder Creek 888.CAMP.FUN (888.226.7386)

You may prefer to come to Mount Hermon with your children and teens for an experience shared by the whole family. This investment models a willingness to grapple with the same questions and cultivate the same spiritual life disciplines that you want for your children. Mount Hermon Family Camps are crafted to reach each family member, regardless of age or spiritual maturity, and make the next leg of your spiritual journey as memorable as possible! Abe, Amelia, Jack, Clara and Lisa

Dear Friends,

My life was rocked this fall as three of my four teenagers flew the coop! My oldest daughter transferred to UC Berkeley as a junior, my oldest son headed for his freshman year at Calvin College in Michigan, and my younger daughter—still in high school—left to spend her senior year as a foreign exchange student in Stockholm, Sweden. This leaves me suddenly with one son at home, and asking… “what just happened?” Transitions are never easy. As parents we have the immense task of preparing our kids for whatever they’ll encounter around the next bend. We seek to provide opportunities that can help them acquire the skills, judgment, character and spiritual depth needed to navigate wisely through life. We shape, encourage, counsel and train. And then comes the day when we must wave goodbye, realizing we’ll be too far away to intervene—they’re on their own. Christ-centered camp experiences are simply one of the best investments parents can make to prepare their children for the challenges of life. Again and again, a week at camp has proven to be one of the most effective ways to present children and teens with the truth of the gospel, and to give them opportunities to respond in personal, life-changing ways.

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I know that committing to make camp a priority each summer takes planning, intentionality, and sacrifice. From my vantage point in my nearly-empty nest, every cent was well spent. The peace I have as my children make their way in the world stems largely from my confidence in the spiritual foundations laid, and the character and relationships that were formed, at camp. Please choose to invest in your children and teens by making a week of youth or family camp possible this summer. Whether they’re moving from grade school to middle school, from high school to college, or from home to independence, the relationship with Jesus they’ve cultivated at camp will go with them where you can’t. Simply in Christ and for his glory,

Lisa Olson Director of Program Ministries

Camps for Children & Youth Mount Hermon isn’t a single place. It’s actually a family of camps at multiple locations, each with distinctive natural properties and personalities. We have camps for children and youth at Kidder Creek, our northern California wilderness location, near the Oregon border, and at our central California site in the redwood forest of the Santa Cruz Mountains near the Monterey Bay. Each camp shares a time-proven foundation on which God works to transform lives:

Christ-Centered, Interdenominational Programming

We major on the majors, not the minors. Campers learn about Jesus and how to take the next step in their relationship with Him. Distracting non-essentials are referred to the home church.

Counselor-Centered Philosophy

All teaching is presented in a relational context. Whether provided by us or coming with your church group, counselors are an essential voice in helping campers process their camp experience.

Bible-Centered Curriculum

The Bible provides the content for experiential learning that springs from the camp adventure. Teachable moments allow for unique lessons geared to the maturity and knowledge of each camper. Fun, thematic hooks make the lessons unforgettable. Drama, music, speakers, small group discussions, one-on-one’s with counselors, and individual time in the Word are all used to equip campers to keep growing on their own.

Mature Staff

200 college students and young adults serve in our camps each summer. Their passion for Christ and for kids is their foremost qualifier. Background checks, interviews and references ensure their character as role models for your camper. All receive one to three weeks of intensive training pertinent to their position before camp begins.

Creative Variety

Mount Hermon’s youth programs include traditional camp experiences that provide a variety of activities. Specialized programs focus on particular skills, wilderness experiences take campers away from the home base, and intensive discipleship programs for youth develop leadership skills and spiritual disciplines.

Safety

Safety for your children is our primary concern. We work closely with consultants, licensing agencies, vendors, and advisers to ensure best practices in medical care, emergency procedures, staff recruiting and hiring, activities, food service, and security.

Church Friendly

We see our ministry as a partnership with your church. Campers may register as individuals, or churches can register in group-blocks. Send your own counselors, use ours, or combine what’s best for you. (Discounts are available based on group size.)

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How Far Away is Kidder Creek? From

Distance

Drive Time

Medford, OR

119 miles

2hrs 7min

Ashland, OR

64 miles

1hr 30min

Redding, CA

128 miles

2hrs 7min

Sacramento, CA

278 miles

4hrs 30min

Santa Rosa, CA

344 miles

5hrs 38min

San Jose, CA

363 miles

5hrs 58min

Chico, CA

190 miles

3hrs 18min

Santa Cruz, CA

393 miles

6hrs 32min

Kidder Creek

(Transportation available most weeks from points in the Bay Area, including our Conference Center.)

Kidder Creek Mount Hermonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kidder Creek is a jewel in the crown of our properties! Located in northern California just south of the Oregon border, the camps nestle at the base of the breathtaking Marble Mountains. Just two hours north of Redding, this wilderness setting includes 367 acres of timberland, horse pastures, bubbling creeks and a fabulous recreation pond. Klamath River whitewater rafting, rock climbing on beautiful mountain cliffs, and natural waterfalls are all short day-trips from home base. Three distinct camp centers serve the Kidder Creek programs:

Ranch Camp

Ranch Camp is an intimate cluster of cabins, with its own dining and bathhouse facilities adjacent to the riding arena and saddling area. Horsemanship programs run here every week.

Timberline Camp

Timberline Camp is farther up the mountain, serving campers with twelve cabins and its own dining hall and bathhouse. Classic programs for Primary and Junior campers happen here, and this center serves as the base camp for Junior High and High School high adventure programs.

Outback

Outback camp sites are also abundant at Kidder Creek, enabling groups of various sizes to camp under the stars, under tarps, or in tents, as they enjoy the wilderness.

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Timberline Classic

Step Into Natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Playground Timberline offers the best introduction to Kidder Creek for the young adventurer. Campers live in rustic cabins, and enjoy great meals at the Timberline Dining Hall. Days are filled with crazy games, competitions, outdoor activities, and target sports like archery and riflery. Daily water events at the pond include swimming, the water slide, fishing, and the aqua glide. Lessons are taught by loving counselors in small group discussions, and reinforced at fun daily campfire times. Friendships and memories to last a lifetime!

Boys and girls entering grades 2 through 6

Ranch Camp Tack up. Saddle up. Ride on.

Immerse yourself in stunning mountain scenery from our instruction arena and enjoy trail rides in the Marble Mountains. Campers ‘breathe, eat, and sleep the program,’ companioning with horses and wranglers all day long. Introductory programs teach horse handling and riding skills through arena work and in classes in horse science. Horseback games and beginning vaulting (that’s gymnastics on a moving horse!), keep things interesting and fun. Daily devotions using the horses to illustrate scriptural truths complement the small group Bible studies. Skills rise to the next level for Junior High and High School campers. Whether novice or advanced, our staff helps campers develop their riding and horsemanship ability. Arena games, trail rides, vaulting and choreographed formation riding all keep campers challenged. Afternoons provide a break where campers can enjoy the pond and all the water activities—aqua glide, waterslide—and evenings are filled with skits and campfire fun. All Ranch Campers participate in an end-of-the-week Showdeo after the closing ceremonies.

Boys and girls entering grades 2 through 12

Timberline–High Adventure Let base camp launch you into the wild

Your adventure begins and ends in the cabins at Timberline, but in the middle you’ll head out to sleep under the stars at our Klamath River base camp. You’ll enjoy whitewater rafting, pausing to leap from the cliffs into deep pools–how high will you go? Hike into a spectacular waterfall, try your technical climbing skill on real rock faces, and test your courage on the Kidder Creek high ropes course. Paintball and pond time at camp complete the experience. Lessons flow naturally from the many teachable moments embedded in the high adventure experience. Daily devotions, speakers, counselor-led discussions and individual time in the Word are built-in.

Boys and girls entering grades 6 through 12

Whitewater & Wilderness Skills for the adventurous life

All of the challenges described above are wrapped into a backpacking adventure. You’ll raft, climb, leap and hike while gaining valuable wilderness camping skills. Working with your team you will learn to set camp, prepare meals, build fires and navigate life in the high mountain meadows. For both High Adventure and Whitewater & Wilderness—come as an individual or with your youth group. Churches–your staff is encouraged to join us to build memories with your students. You can even provide your own counselors and/or speakers if you choose. (Group rates available.)

Boys and girls entering grades 6 through 12

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Kidder Creek

Intensive Programs for Youth

Outback Trips

Custom Designed Group Experiences Available for all ages including adults.

Many students have ‘been there, done that’ when it comes to classic camping

Outback Trips are for those who would rather

experiences. They’re ready for an individual and spiritual challenge that

customize their experience. Start at our base

involves personal cost. Ready to go deep and give back? Mount Hermon’s

camp at Kidder Creek–then select from a

intensive programs offer a variety of personal growth and skill-building

broad menu of recreational and high adventure

opportunities in areas of service, spiritual formation, and leadership. Choose

options! You can provide your own speakers,

the one that’s right for you! Options at Kidder Creek include:

curriculum and counselors, or ask us to give any

ECHO

Rhythms of life and service ECHO campers live in cabins at Timberline. Their intentional community experience allows them to develop team skills and cultivate spiritual disciplines as they practice the rhythms of a life of discipleship. Fabulous, fun adventures including whitewater rafting, climbing and paintball are balanced by service through work projects that support the camp community. Deep friendships and exponential spiritual growth are inevitable outcomes.

support you need. We’re more than an outfitter– we’re your partner in designing a program that fits your group, budget, and objectives. It’s two to ten days of nonstop adventure! Your group size, number of days, staff needs and selection of activities are the variables to be considered to create an experience that matches your needs and budget.

You Choose Your Activities: Whitewater Rafting • Rock Climbing

Boys and girls entering grades 9 through 12

Waterfall Hikes • Backpacking • High Ropes

Wrangler-in-Training (W.I.T.) Assist wranglers with care of the horses, daily lessons and trail rides. Improve your own horsemanship skills through teaching and assisting campers in riding classes. An emphasis on leadership, team building and intentional spiritual growth makes this a great combination of growth in horsemanship skills and in discipleship. Deep friendships and weekend high adventure fun complete the experience.

Boys and girls entering grades 10 through 12, application required

Team Building • Hiking • Paintball • Zipline Swimming • Fishing • Archery • Rifles Horse Packing

Estimated Rate Schedule for a Custom Trip 14-28 people

29-42 people

43+ people

Summit

1 Day

$95

$87

$79

2 Day

$182

$168

$150

3 Day

$251

$229

$222

4 Day

$305

$294

$286

Summit is for the budding wilderness enthusiast who wants to improve skills in survival, rafting, rock climbing, ropes and backpacking. Assist guides during wilderness and high adventure activities, learn to work on a small, highly-skilled and interdependent team, and cultivate leadership skills. Intentional spiritual growth flowing from the many teachable moments in the wilderness is shared with the great friends you’ll make during Summit.

5 Day

$407

$397

$386

Adventure Guides-in-Training

Call to explore options for your group adventure. 888.CAMP.FUN

Boys and girls entering grades 10 through 12, application required

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Santa Cruz Mountains Mount Hermon’s Santa Cruz Mountains camps are in what is indisputably one of the most beautiful localés on the planet. A short six miles from the scenic cliffs and white beaches of the Monterey Bay, the mountain setting includes spectacular coastal redwoods, a rare sand hills habitat, streams that run year-round and our own private waterfall. More than 400 acres of land are the setting for hikes to high vistas and low river valleys. The adjacent Henry Cowell State Park and other nearby attractions make this site unparalleled for mountain biking, hiking, sea kayaking—and, of course, surfing! Three separate camp centers offer youth camp programs in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Each has its own pool, dining hall, and recreation venues:

Redwood Camp

Redwood Camp at the base of Mount Hermon is home to towering redwoods surrounding the picturesque waterfall pouring into Bean Creek. Its spectacular tree house and various high adventure facilities provide non-stop fun. Rustic cabins are set a short walk from centrally located bathhouses, and campers dine under a redwood canopy on the lodge deck overlooking Zayante Creek. Classic programs for Primary and Juniors find a home at Redwood Camp, as do selected intensive programs for High School campers.

Ponderosa Lodge

Ponderosa Lodge at the top of the hill is our Junior High and High School program magnet. The unique sand hills support both the towering Ponderosa Pines and the famous banana slugs. Extensive skatepark, paintball course, and adventure facilities make this the place teenagers want to be. Twenty-four cabins include enclosed bathrooms and showers.

The Conference Center

The Conference Center is set between Redwood Camp and Ponderosa Lodge. Home to Mount Hermon’s renowned Family Camps, it also serves ‘Amata’—our intensive program for High School students. The Conference Center is known for its world-class Redwood Canopy Tour, awesome fieldhouse/gymansium complex, adventure courses and so much more.

Distance

Drive Time

Redding, CA

275 miles

4hrs 32min

Sacramento, CA

146 miles

2hrs 40min

Santa Rosa, CA

128 miles

2hrs 25min

San Jose, CA

31 miles

43min

Chico, CA

230 miles

4hrs 4min

Bakersfield, CA

254 miles

4hrs 9min

Fresno, CA

163 miles

2hrs 52min

Santa Barbara, CA

276 miles

4hrs 30min

The exploration starts here

While Primary and Junior programs run simultaneously, they are two unique programs with separate activities, schedules and curriculum designed for each age group. A great introduction to the world of camping adventure, Redwood Camp allows small groups of campers to enjoy a variety of counselor-led activities. Nature hikes, arts & crafts, the treehouse, cabin challenges, and target sports like slingshots, archery and BB guns are part of the adventure for all campers. Everyone gets wet, too! A swimming pool with curvy slide and the beaches on Bean Creek, provide great times of refreshment.

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Redwood Camp

Santa Cruz Mountains

Age-appropriate high adventures such as the flying squirrel for Primary campers, and the zipline and drop swing for Juniors are there to challenge and be conquered. Skateboarding, walks to the Fountain and other options make each day unique. At Victory Circle the group enjoys community singing and hilarious skits, meaningful dramas, campfires, s’mores and sharing times. These experiences, along with small group Bible lessons, time alone with God, and teachable moments, make for a rich time of spiritual growth.

Boys and girls entering grades 2 through 6

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Ponderosa Lodge It’s more than just a week of camp

An indisputable good time full of new adventures, lifelong friends, fantastic counselors, team competitions, exhilarating activities, challenging Bible studies, and crazy night events are all aimed at bringing students one step closer to Jesus. Your week at Ponderosa Lodge will be more than a mountaintop experience, it’ll be a life-transforming event. Awesome options you can expect when you come to Ponderosa: surfing, kayaking, paintball, mountain bikes, zipline, climbing wall, high ropes, swimming and diving pool, basketball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, disc golf, mountain scooters, crafts, laser tag, skate park and half-pipe. Dramas that address real life issues, outrageous theme skits, games and competition, stimulating small groups, personal quiet times and one-on-one talks with your counselor will make your experience unforgettable.

Junior High Schedule June Week 3 | June 26–July 2 Steve Gerali, Author, Speaker, Youth Pastor, Counselor, Southern California July Week 5 | July 10–16 Charlie Broxton, Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministries. Mount Hermon, CA August Week 9 | August 7–13 Steve Craig, High School Pastor at Twin Lakes Church, Aptos, CA Week 10 | August 14–20 Sandy Hughes, Pastor of Student Ministries at Central Peninsula Church, Foster City, CA (6th graders are welcome this week.)

Boys and girls entering grades 7 and 8

High School Schedule June Week 2 | June 19–25 Chad Francis, Student Ministries Pastor at Rhythm Church, Mason City, Iowa July Week 4 | July 3–9 Nick Hart, Student Ministries Pastor at Faith Community Church, Santa Cruz, CA Week 6 | July 17–23 Jer Swigart, Lead Pastor of Open Door Community, Walnut Creek, CA Week 7 | July 24–30 Jeff Mazzariello, Pastor of Spiritual Formation at Marin Covenant Church, San Rafael, CA Week 8 | July 31–August 6 Danny Bowers, Director of Student Ministries at Mission Hills Church, Mission Viejo, CA

Boys and girls entering grades 9 through 12

Church Partners!

We love to work with churches to accomplish your objectives for your students. You can bring your own counselors and/or rely on us to provide them. We’ll help you prepare for a great experience. Group rates are available by calling our registrar at 888.MH.CAMPS.

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Amata

True identity rooted in Christ

Santa Cruz Mountains

Intensive Programs for Youth

Some students have ‘been there, done that’ when it comes to the classic camping

‘Amata’ is Italian for ‘Beloved.’ Teen girls will have the experience of a lifetime living in a cozy cabin at the Conference Center, being mentored by college-age staff, and discovering their true beauty and worth in Christ. Learning to treasure Scripture, building genuine friendships, and one-on-one mentoring are at the heart of the program. On top of all this, campers will receive professional training and hands-on practice caring for children, and will be CPR/1st Aid Certified through the American Red Cross. Serving the families at the Conference Center through child care is a service component.

Girls only, entering grades 8 through 10

experiences. They’re ready for an individual and spiritual challenge that includes personal cost. Ready to go deep and give back? Mount Hermon’s intensive programs offer a variety of personal growth, skill-building opportunities in areas of service, spiritual formation, and leadership. Choose the one that’s right for you! Options in the Santa Cruz Mountains include:

ECHO

Rhythms of life and service ECHO campers live in cabins at Redwood Camp. Their intentional community experience allows them to develop team skills and cultivate spiritual disciplines as they practice the rhythms of a life of discipleship. Fabulous, fun adventures including the Redwood Canopy Tour, ropes courses and climbing walls, paintball, surfing, and much more, are balanced with service through work projects that support the camp communities at Redwood Camp, Ponderosa Lodge and the Conference Center. Deep friendships and exponential spiritual growth are inevitable outcomes.

Boys and girls entering grades 9 through 12

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C.I.L.T.

Campers in Leadership Training This program has been around for decades and is the preferred path for campers who desire to serve on summer staff one day. CILT provides training in practical skills for those who desire to work in children’s or youth ministry. The leadership training curriculum prepares campers to assist in their home churches. The first week focuses on skills and training. In the second week each CILT assists a counselor in the cabin with campers at either Redwood Camp (Weeks 6/7) or Ponderosa Lodge (Weeks 4/5). There are plenty of opportunities for recreation and friendships to develop throughout the experience.

Boys and girls entering grades 11 through 12.

EARLY BIRD ! DISCTOUNT H 15 AR HROUGH M C $25 OFF

It’s Easy To Register Online!

• Go to mounthermon.org. • Select ‘Camps and Events’ from the top menu bar. • Select the age group for the camper you want to register. • After selecting a camp, click the ‘register now’ button on the page of your choice. If the camp is at the Santa Cruz Mountains Location, you will be asked to create an account for your family with a user name and password, and then complete your transaction. If the camp is at Kidder Creek, you will be asked to complete an electronic form and transaction that will be forwarded directly to Kidder Creek’s registrar. A $100 non-refundable deposit per person is due for each week of camp. The balance is due by May 15th for all camps, as are your health form and liability waiver. Please pay in full when registering after May 15th.

No Access to a Computer?

Just call our registrars to complete a telephone reservation. Santa Cruz Mountains Camps: 888.MH.CAMPS Kidder Creek Camps: 888.CAMP.FUN

Group Registrations

Santa Cruz mountains

For information about financial aid call the camp registrar at your preferred location.

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

SundaySaturday

June 12–18

June 19–25

June 26– July 2

July 3–9

July 10–16

July 17–23

July 24–30

July 31– August 6

August 7–13

August 14–20

Primary

Primary $277

Primary $429

Junior $429

grades 2–4

(STARTS TUES)

Juniors

Junior $277

grades 4–6

Junior High

grades 7–8

Girls

grades 8–10

High School

(STARTS TUES)

Primary $429 Junior $429

Junior High $409

Echo $579 CILT* @ Redwood Camp $754 HIgh School High School $545 $545

High School $545

Camp Centers Timberline

Ranch Camp

Wilderness Locations

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

June 12–17

June 19–24

June 26– July 1

July 3–7 (ENDS THURSDAY)

July 10–15

July 17–22

july 24–29

July 31– August 5

August 7–12

Classic $372

Classic $307

Ranch INTRO $568

Ranch intro $503

Classic $372

Classic $307

RANch Intro $568

Ranch intro $503

High Adventure $435

High Adventure $448

grades 6–8

Ranch intro $568 Classic $372 Ranch intro $568 High Adventure $448

ALL girls Ranch $568

High Adventure $448

High Adventure $448 Whitewater wilderness $383

Ranch $568 Horse Leadership $568

Wrangler in training* $284

High Adventure $448

WhiteWater Wilderness $435

Ranch $568

To design a custom wilderness adventure for your group, call our Kidder Creek office directly to consult with a program specialist.

Week 10

Classic $372

Whitewater Wilderness $383

High Adventure $448

Junior High $450

Echo $579

Week 4

High Adventure $448

Reduced Rate !

Amata ALUMNI $323

Amata $679

Week 3

grades 4–6

grades 9–12

Junior High $545

Week 2

Juniors

High School

Junior $429

Week 1

grades 2–4

Custom Camp Adventures

Junior $429

Amata $679

Echo $579 CILT* @ Ponderosa Lodge $754 high School $545

high School $545

Primary

Junior High

Junior $429 Junior High $ 545

Amata $679

Echo $579

Kidder Creek Sunday– Friday

Junior $429 Junior High $ 545

Amata $679

grades 9–12

Transportation from the Bay Area to Kidder Creek is provided for most weeks, for an additional charge. For details call the Kidder Creek registrar.

Conference Center

Week 3

Transportation

• “Grade” = grade entering in Fall of 2011. • Prices quoted are for individual campers coming without a church-provided counselor. • Horse Leadership is a pre-requisite for all W.I.T. sessions (unless previously completed). • *Application required

Ponderosa Lodge

Week 2

Individuals may select up to two roommates when you register. Our policy is to place no more than three friends together in a cabin. This may vary for group Reservations depending upon group size and objectives.

Campership Financial Aid Available

Redwood Camp

Week 1

Please call the camp registrar at the location you prefer to find out about group discounts and how we can facilitate the registration for your campers.

Roommate Preferences

Camp Centers

Ranch $568

ALL girls Ranch $568

Ranch $568

WhitEWater Wilderness $448 ALL girls Ranch $568

Ranch $568

Wrangler in training* $521

Wrangler in training* $568

Echo $496

Echo $541

Summit* $599 Echo $541

Family Camp

For those who don’t want to just SEND their kids to camp, but want to share the experience—Mount Hermon Family Camps are the best thing going! Our flagship program for generations, Family Camp has something for everyone:

Biblical Teaching for All Ages

World class Bible teachers and seminar leaders bring deep insights and practical wisdom for today’s families. A shared curriculum tailored for campers age 3 to 100 encourages spiritual dialogue that doesn’t happen by chance.

Time Together

Inter-generational events blend fun and memories worth sharing. Activities are designed to build relationships between family members! Campfires with songs and skits, train rides, shared worship, themed dinners, tournaments and family adventures are around every bend.

Time Apart

Amazing programs with outstanding counselors for the children and teenagers, and options for the adults are built into the schedule each day. Kids adventures include Bible lessons, songs, worship, crafts, games, activities and skits. Teens get crazy with a great band and speaker. Adults can focus on worship and teaching without distraction, (or take a walk or a nap).

Unparalleled Recreation

A tandem challenge course 70’ up in the Sequoias, indoor and outdoor climbing, mountain biking, sea kayaking, swimming, crafts, boating, archery, sports, the incomparable Redwood Canopy Tour, and a brand new challenge course for elementary-aged kids all beckon you to family camp.

Spectacular Environment

The coastal redwoods of the Santa Cruz Mountains are one of the world’s most rare, precious and beautiful ecosystems. Meandering creeks lead to an impressive waterfall. Trails and ziplines provide access to immerse yourself in the rain forest. A mere six miles from the white sand beaches and cliffs overlooking the Monterey Bay, just being here will refresh your soul!

Dedicated Faculty & Staff

Not one, but two incredible speakers each week, plus pastors and scholarsin-residence, seminar teachers and awesome worship leaders rub elbows with the guests. In addition, dozens of carefully selected, screened and trained young adults serve as counselors, activity instructors, and service providers in every ministry zone.

Affordability

Housing and meal plans are available to provide an experience that meets your needs and budget. If it’s still a challenge, let us know. Caring donors make it possible for dozens of families to come every year.

Creature Comforts

The best ‘camp food’ on the planet is served buffet-style so that we can provide options to accommodate every diet, palate, appetite and picky eater. Espresso drinks at the coffee cart, plus shakes, hand-dipped ice cream and other specialties are always available. Babysitting lets you spend quality time with each of your kids. Sometimes there’s even a masseuse to be found!

Unique to Mount Hermon

Jack Pearson, our beloved Troubadour, plays banjo, nose flute, and fiddle to beat the band. The pancake flip is worth the hike to the ridge. The steam train through the redwoods drops you off at the one-and-only Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. Life coaching and pastoral counseling available by appointment. Vespers, organ concerts, a comprehensive Christian Book Shop, homemade donuts—we could go on!

Sample Day Schedule 8:00

Breakfast in the dining hall, or in your cabin for those who choose, or at Pancake Ridge

9:00

Inter-generational ‘Opener’ for all, with songs, drama, and a lesson teaser

9:30

All children and youth in sessions with their counselors, while adults enjoy world-class Bible teaching and uplifting worship in the Auditorium

10:45 Coffee break and famous homemade donuts and scones (Children’s and Youth Programs continue) 11:15 Seminars on a variety of topics ranging from indepth Bible study to practical parenting help to nature hikes 12:15 Families gather together for lunch at the dining hall, or in your cabin 1:00

Activities abound! Swimming, sports, adventure, crafts, biking, hikes, organized games, boating–so many options you can’t do it all!

5:30

Dinner in the dining hall or in your cabin

7:00

Children’s, Youth and Adult programs

8:30

Regroup for evening activities–group games, concerts, karaoke at the Fountain, dance parties, campfire skits, night hikes, and more!

9:30

Late night events such as Vespers or Coffeehouse concerts

Of course some days are more special than others–Train Day, BBQ and Carnival on the Meadow, Adult Dinner Night, youth and adult sharing and communion. Come to think of it, every day is special in its own way! Come as a single family, with a group from your church, as a neighborhood group, or as part of an extended family reunion. Single men and women are fully enfolded into our family atmosphere. We promise to provide a week together that will meet your needs in ways you can’t begin to imagine.

Week 1

Week 2

Mini-VAcation Concert and Sunday Speaker Line-Up June 11 June 18

June 19

June 26–July 2

Saturday Concert Sunday Speaker

Bill Butterworth is an incredible communicator and author of over a dozen books such as Mountain in My Review Mirror and When Life Doesn’t Turn Out Like You Planned. Bill is also the founder of The Butterworth Communication Institute. Billbutterworth.com

Kim Kira is the primary teaching elder at Lighthouse Community Church in Torrance, CA which he helped start in 2003. His ministry passion is to preach about the transforming nature of the Gospel of Christ and what it means to live a cross-centered life.

Gary Gaddini is the Pastor of Peninsula Covenant Church in Redwood City, CA. He has served for 18 years in student and family ministry. A profound expositor, Gary is able to bring intensely practical truths to his transparent messages. wearepcc.com

Craig Barnes: Pastor of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, PA, Professor of Preaching at Pittsburg Theological Seminary, and author. His published books include Yearning, Hustling God, Sacred Thirst, and Searching For Home. shadysidepres.org

Curt Ogawa is the lead pastor of Orchard Valley Christian Church in Sunnyvale, CA. He has thirty years of Asian-American ministry experience in Southern and Northern California. Curt has a thoughtful and honest teaching approach as he encourages others how to embrace Christ in the midst of life’s challenges.

David Habib Bardowell and band: Worship leader and pastor at The Gate, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA. Recording artist and founder of Make Me Your Voice, a resource for worship leaders and worshipers. thegateoc.com

Jesse Butterworth: Dove-nominated recording artist, author and inspiring worship leader, Jesse is now launching a new church in Seattle called Rain City Church. Together with his father, they’ll make this an unforgettable week. JesseButterworth.com

Music Leadership

Morning Speaker

June 19–25

René Schlaepfer: Pastor of Twin Lakes Church in Aptos, CA, René is also the author of Thrill Ride: Thriving Through Life’s Ups and Downs and Grace Emersion. René is a talented speaker who weaves together the power of story with biblical truth. tlc.org

Doug Goins has served with Paraclete Mission Group, based in Peoria, Arizona since 2004, after twenty-six years on the pastoral staff at Peninsula Bible Church, Palo Alto, CA. He travels internationally, teaching the Scriptures and training national leaders.

Pastor In Residence

June 26–July 1

Doug Goins has served with Paraclete Mission Group, based in Peoria, Arizona since 2004, after twenty six years on the pastoral staff at Peninsula Bible Church, Palo Alto, CA. He travels internationally, teaching the Scriptures and training national leaders.

Evening Speaker

family camp Line-Up June 12–18

Jack Pearson celebrates 25 summers at Mount Hermon this year! A resident of Minneapolis, MN, he is a songwriter, recording artist, and storyteller popular with both kids and adults. He is equally adept on the banjo, fiddle, guitar, mandolin, and harmonica, not to mention lesser known noise-makers. jackpearson.org

June 26 Ken Harrower serves as Chaplain for Mount Hermon’s staff and constituency, after more than thirty years on staff in Adult and Family Ministries and as Program Director. An avid reader, adept teacher, and tender counselor, Ken is a much beloved constant at Sunday morning worship. mounthermon.org

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Mount Hermon Heads to Lake Tahoe

June 25

Tim Zimmerman & The Kings Brass: Nine-piece brass band, with organ, tympani, and piano, in a rousing evening of sacred and Americana music. Favorites at Mount Hermon for more than 20 years. kingsbrass.org

Ken Medema: Though blind from birth, Ken has delighted audiences around the world with his extraordinary musical vision. Using his gift of improvisation, Ken hears the stories of people and themes of our culture with his heart, and sings them back to audiences of all ages. kenmedema.com

June 12

Week 3 | JEMS

JEMS welcomes worship leaders Peter Lum and John & Wendy Toda from WestGate Church in San Jose, CA. westgatechurch.org

Note: This week is our 62nd annual camp in partnership with the Japanese Evangelical Missionary Society. Adults and children are at our Conference Center, while other age groups are at nearby camps. Please register with JEMS directly at 213-613-0022 or www.jems.org/mount_hermon.html.

Mount Hermon Family Camp heads to Lake Tahoe for a cozier, quieter week on the lake. The same great speakers, worship, practical teaching and outstanding staff are wrapped in a slightly different package. With only one main session each day, there’s lots of time to enjoy family activities and the beauty of the area. Held at Zephyr Point Conference Center, this experience is a littleknown jewel in the Mount Hermon crown. Tim Kimmel: One of the foremost advocates for the family today, Tim is the author of multiple books on family life and parenting, as well as an internationally known conference speaker and radio minister. He is the founder of “Family Matters,” a ministry whose goal is to equip families for every age and stage of life. familymatters.net Dave Burns & Band: Worship pastor, composer, recording artist, and Director of Adult Ministries at Mount Hermon. Dave brings over 20 years of rich worship and praise leadership. mounthermon.org

There is no ‘train day’ or Jack Pearson this week, and no intergenerational morning sessions.

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Week 4

Week 5

Mini-VAcation Concert and Sunday Speaker Line-Up July 2 July 9 Saturday Concert

Steve Green: Internationally renowned contemporary Christian recording artist, with piano accompaniment by Dick Tunney. Back by popular demand from his last three summer sellout appearances here. stevegreenministries.org

July 3 Sunday Speaker

Dr. Barry Corey: President of Biola University, La Mirada, CA. since 2007, Barry brings his passion for excellence and heart for international development and relief efforts. Barry’s speaking is intentional, marked by clarity and application of biblical truth. Biola.edu

Morning Speaker

July 23 Buddy Greene delights audiences with a unique musical hybrid of country, bluegrass, folk, gospel and traditional blues. In addition to being a singer-songwriter and guitarist, Buddy is one of Nashville’s finest harmonica stylists. His live concerts are equal parts hymn sing, jam session, and church house revival. buddygreene.com

July 10–16

Marty Goetz Contemporary Christian vocalist and pianist, Marty is a modern-day psalmist. His songs are scriptures beautifully set to music, leaving listeners spiritually moved, and inspired through melodic and fresh acoustical/classic arrangements. martygoetz.com

July 24 Mike Romberger served as Senior Pastor at Chino Valley Community Church in southern CA before moving to Mission Hills in Littleton, CO in 2001. With graduate degrees from Talbot and Gordon-Conwell, Mike is well prepared to bring the Word of God to Mount Hermon, a significant home-base for his family each summer. missionhill.org

Brent Eldridge: Pastor of First Baptist Church of Lakewood in Southern California. Brent is both a conference speaker and author of Team: Six essentials for Building a Productive Team. His passions include strategic planning, leadership development, evangelism and teaching. 1bl.org

Mark Bailey: President of Dallas Theological Seminary, and author of several books including Follow Him: The Seven Marks of a Disciple. Mark’s experience as as a pastor and instructor with Walk Through the Bible have given him the ability to make the Scripture come alive. He gives particular focus to the gospels. dts.edu

Dallas Seminary Speakers July 24–30

July 17–23 Albert Tate is the inter-generational pastor at Lake Avenue Church in Pasadena, CA. He has taught and served in a variety of strategic leadership positions ranging from youth pastor and young adults pastor to senior pastor. He also serves on the Advisory Council of the Fuller Youth Institute. lakeave.org

Jim Burns: Founder and President of HomeWord. Author of such books as, 10 Building Blocks for a Happy Family, Creating an Intimate Marriage: Rekindle Romance Through Affection, Warmth and Encouragement, and Youth Builder. Jim is known for his knowledge of youth ministry and parenting. Homeword.com

Barry Corey: President of Biola University, La Mirada, CA. since 2007, Barry brings his passion for excellence and heart for international development and relief efforts. Barry’s speaking is intentional, marked by clarity and application of biblical truth. Biola.edu

Stuart & Jill Briscoe will share the platform in the evenings. Both are anointed teachers of the Word, authors and evangelists. Jill’s tenderness and profound insights are complemented by Stuart’s logic and wit. They bring the wisdom of decades of international ministry and a youthful spirit and perspective. tellingthetruth.org

Bruce Fong: Former President of Michigan Theological Seminary, author, and speaker for Promise Keepers, Family Life, and Bible conferences in the U.S. and abroad. brucefong.wordpress.com

Music Leadership

Ray Johnston: Pastor of Bayside Church, Granite Bay, CA, President of Developing Effective Leaders, and an author with 20 years in ministry, Ray’s down-to-earth teaching is profoundly life changing. baysideonline.com

Jeff Zabel and band: Jeff is the Pastor of Worship at First Baptist Church of Lakewood. He has several musical projects that can be found on iTunes, as well as other major digital distribution websites, but his heart for the local church beats the strongest. JeffZabel.com

Pastor In Residence

Evening Speaker

July 16

July 17

Trent Smith and band: A full-time worship pastor as well as a singer/song writer, Trent won Integrity Music’s “Best New Worship Song” award in 2008. Trent is known for his intense passion and deep poetic lyrics, matched by musical “chops” and a fiddle that will leave you breathless. trentsmithmusic.com

Ken Wytsma is a church planter and founding pastor of Antioch in Bend, OR. He also serves as the Lead Creative Director for World Relief’s creative development department and serves as the President of Kilns College. Ken received a MA in Philosophy, a MA in Biblical Studies and a BS in Mechanical Engineering. kenwytsma.com

Mike Romberger served as Senior Pastor at Chino Valley Community Church in southern CA before moving to Mission Hills in Littleton, CO in 2001. With graduate degrees from Talbot and Gordon-Conwell, Mike is well prepared to bring the Word of God to Mount Hermon, a significant home-base for his family each summer. missionhill.org

Week 7 | Dallas Seminary

The Los Angeles Collaboration Pianist Duane Funderburk and violinist Alex Russell have appeared internationally both in duo recitals and as soloists with orchestra. Their repertoire spans a wide spectrum of styles, including classical, sacred, Broadway, and more, all presented with original arrangements and orchestrations. lacollaboration.com

July 10

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Tapestry is an all-women, Christian worship band from the San Francisco Bay Area. Tight harmonious vocals and beautiful instrumentation are characteristic of this group as they lead others to engage in worship. tapestryworship.com Ken & Sallie Ross are part of a church planting mission from Rwanda, Africa to the United States! Their ministry is marked by a passion to see lives transformed by Jesus. Ken currently pastors a church in Colorado Springs which they planted eight years ago.

Stanley Toussaint: Sr. Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition. Dr. Toussaint has taught in Bible colleges and seminaries all over the world. Dr. Toussaint received his bachelor’s degree from Augsburg College and his Th.M. and Th.D. from Dallas Seminary. dts.edu Barry Jones: Department Chair and Assistant Professor of Spiritual Formation and Leadership. In addition to his responsibilities at the Seminary he serves on the teaching team at Irving Bible Church. dts.edu

Note: This week is our 62nd annual camp in partnership with Dallas Theological Seminary. There is no ‘Train Day’ this week, and no inter-generational morning session.

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Fernando Ortega Adult contemporary singer/song writer, pianist and recording artist noted for his interpretation of traditional hymns and songs. His 2000 release, “Home,” won the Dove award as “Best Inspirational Album.” We look forward to having him back for his second time at Mount Hermon. fernandoortega.com

August 7

Sunday Speaker

Sherwood Carthen: Founder/Director of Our Family Community Foundation, specializing in wholeness, wellness and faith. Chaplain for NBA Sacramento Kings and Pastor at Bayside of South Sacramento, CA. bossonline.org

Pastor In Residence

Music Leadership

Evening Speaker

Morning Speaker

family camp Line-Up July 31–August 6

Phil Tuttle: President of Walk Thru the Bible Ministries, Phil’s unique blend of biblical instruction, real-life illustrations, and spontaneous humor make learning easy and enjoyable. Phil was a pastor for seven years and has the Master of Theology degree in Christian Education. walkthru.org

Hispanic Family Camp

Labor Day Family Camp

August 26–28 (Friday–Sunday)

September 2–5 (Friday–Monday)

This 15th Anniversary Celebration weekend camp at summer’s end includes all the best elements of a Mount Hermon Family Camp experience. Adult sessions are taught in Spanish, while programs for children and youth are taught in English. Inter-generational events make this a special time for the whole family. Call for a bilingual brochure complete with special pricing.

A four-day version of our week-long camp. We pack in as much as we can! Register early as this camp fills to the max. It’s a great way to transition seasons with your family.

Hosted by Carlos Coulter. Pastor Carlos Coulter, shown with wife, Marta, was instrumental in initiating Hispanic Family Camp fifteen years ago. Originally from Argentina, he spent his early years in the United States as the owner of a music reproduction company. Currently, he is Pastor of Iglesia De Cristo Rey in Los Altos, CA. Ramiro & Lisa Quiroz return with their team to minister to our youth. 3rd Day Masters Commission is a discipleship program which uses worship, drama and the arts to reach our youth culture for Christ. nplad.org

August 7–13

Margaret Feinberg is a bestselling author and speaker. Her published works include: Organic God, Sacred Echo, and Scouting the Divine. She has spoken at conferences, such as Catalyst, Thrive, CreationFest, and Youth Specialties. Margaret is from Morrison, CO. margaretfeinberg.com

Jeffery Dean is a pastor, a communicator and an author. Over the past two decades, he has spoken to more than 2 million people throughout our nation’s churches, conferences, prisons, and public schools. As someone who is passionate about evangelism, Jeffrey engages hundreds of thousands each year, tackling everyday issues by applying real-life biblical solutions. jeffreydean.com

Walter Koch: Dr. Koch and his wife, Dr. Raquel Koch, share a passion to see people living Kingdom principles. Nutrition and wellness are among their many practical ministries. Born in Argentina, they minister through television and radio programming in over 58 countries.

Efrem Smith: Superintendent of Pacific South Western Conference, Evangelical Covenant Church of America. He consults on issues of multiethnicity, leadership, and community development for churches, educational institutions, and other organizations. Author of Raising-up young Heroes and The Hip-Hop Church. efremsmith.com

Phil Tuttle: President of Walk Thru the Bible Ministries, Phil’s unique blend of biblical instruction, real-life illustrations, and spontaneous humor make learning easy and enjoyable. A pastor for seven years, Phil’s Master of Theology degree is in Christian Education. walkthru.org

Juan Carlos Ortiz is an evangelist and preacher who has ministered in churches, seminaries, crusades, conventions and universities around the world. As the former Senior Pastor of Crystal Cathedral’s Hispanic ministry, and Interim Senior Pastor, he has impacted innumerable lives with his gifts. crystalcathedral.org

Darryl DelHousaye pastored in California before relocating to Arizona in 1981. He served as the senior pastor of Scottsdale Bible Church for 25 years, and is now president of Phoenix Seminary. Dr. DelHousaye is the author of Today for Eternity, and of the study notes for Acts in the Nelson New King James Study Bible. ps.edu

Dave Burns and band: Worship pastor, composer, recording artist, and Director of Adult Ministries at Mount Hermon. Dave brings over 20 years of rich worship and praise leadership. mounthermon.org

Billy & Sara Lloyd: Billy is the Worship and Arts Pastor at WaterStone Community Church in Littleton, CO. A two-for-one special as Billy and Sara are a dynamic team leading worship together. waterstonechurch.org

Frank Giraldo After many years serving with Dr. Jack Hayford at Church on the Way in Van Nuys, CA, the Lord led Pastor Giraldo to plant a church in the Santa Barbara area, Igesia Agua Viva. Frank’s musicianship on piano and astute sense of the Spirit’s leading bless those he leads in worship.

Kara Powell (Scholar in Residence): Kara is the Executive Director of the Fuller Youth Institute and Assistant Professor of Youth and Family Ministry at Fuller Seminary. Kara has not only taught and pastored, but also is an author of numerous youth ministry books. fulleryouthinstitute.org

David Habib Bardowell: Worship leader and pastor at The Gate, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA. Recording artist and founder of Make Me Your Voice, a resource for worship leaders and worshipers. thegateoc.com

Enrique Santis As a teenager in Guatemala, Enrique was exposed to cross-cultural church planting, and he has been a part of that ministry in Los Angeles since 1984. He has served as a senior pastor, worship leader and consultant through The Vineyard Ministries and World Impact. sbcog.org

Note This week features inter-generational teaching sessions in the morning. Jr. High and High School students will join the adults in the auditorium, then break out to their own small groups.

Sarah Meng (Camp name Smalls!) and Micayla Burnes These two dynamite vocalists, songwriters and worship leaders in their churches, are equally comfortable with contemporary and traditional styles of worship. You are gonna love em!

Mount Hermon’s nine-week summer concert series is unparalleled in our area for an evening of exceptional musical entertainment.

June 18

June 25

Ken Medema

Tim Zimmerman & the King’s Brass

Jack Pearson

July 2

July 9

July 16

The auditorium opens to embrace the sounds and aromas of the surrounding redwood forest. Attendees can be upclose-and-personal inside with the artists, or relax on the mezzanine patio and take in the night while enjoying the beautiful music. Concerts are free, though dinner guests get priority seating. Reserve buffet tickets in advance to secure your spot by calling 888.MH.CAMPS. Group rates are available for groups of 10 or more. Bring a bus load!

The Los Angeles Collaboration Steve Green

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Buddy Greene

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A great alternative to a full week of family camp If you’re at a life stage where it’s difficult to get away for a whole week of family camp, consider a short weekend where you can get a taste of Mount Hermon. There’s no “down time” in our summer. Between Family Camps we offer a great Mini-Vacation package compete with meals, recreation opportunities, a free concert on Saturday nights, and Sunday morning worship services with top-notch speakers. Whether you’re picking up or delivering campers to Redwood Camp, Ponderosa Lodge, or the early morning bus to Kidder Creek, or if you just want to extend your week at family camp, a MiniVacation package is an affordable option to make your trip convenient and wonderfully worthwhile.

Sample Schedule Saturday 1:30 to 5:00 5:00 7:30 Sunday 8:00 9:30 11:00 12:30 1:30

Pool open, Redwood Canopy Tour available (extra charge) Sumptuous buffet dinner Free Concert with world-renowned artists Continental breakfast Sunday School for all ages Traditional Worship Service with hymns and great Bible teaching Special lunch buffet available (optional) Pool and fieldhouse open, Redwood Canopy Tour available (extra charge)

Enjoy recreational facilities, fitness center, trails, and the surrounding area on your own schedule.

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Lodging and Service Options

Package rates include accommodations, meals, all program fees, linens, use of Mount Hermon facilities and children’s and youth programs. Housing types and housekeeping services are as follows: • Master Deluxe Lodge (20 rooms) For 2-6 persons. Extended floor plan with queen bed, two twins and queen sofa-sleeper. All rooms equipped with refrigerators, coffee makers and alarm clocks. Housekeeping services include daily room cleaning, towel change and beds made. • Deluxe Lodge (62 rooms) For 2-5 persons. Daily room cleaning, towel change and beds made. • Handicapped Accessible Deluxe Lodge (4 rooms) For 2-4 persons. Daily room cleaning, towel change and beds made. • Standard Lodge (32 rooms) Various room configurations are available for 2-8 persons. Housekeeping services and clean towels provided three times weekly. • Economy Lodge (31 rooms) Smaller rooms with various room configurations for 2-5 people. Housekeeping services and clean towels provided twice weekly.

Dining Options

Conference Dining Package Rates include all meals–Sunday evening dinner through Saturday breakfast. Guests in cabins and those joining us for the day can purchase selected meals through our front desk.

Family Camp Rates

Guest of all ages are expected to participate in scheduled sessions and activities.

6-Night Room Rate

Per Person Meals & Program Adult (13+)

Master Deluxe

Age: 4–12

Age: 0–3

$1135

Deluxe

$945

Standard

$745

Economy

$415

$365

$255

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Master Deluxe

$568

Deluxe

$473

Standard

$373

Economy

$208

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Adult (13+)

Age: 4–12

Age: 0–3

$212

$147

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Cabin Rate

Please contact the Registration Office for cabin rates.

Tahoe and Hispanic Family Camp Please call for rates.

Sign up for Family Camp Weeks 1, 2, or 9 and check-in a day early. You will be able to settle in and enjoy a summer concert and Sunday morning worship service. Contact the Registration Office at 888.MH.CAMPS for details.

Camperships

Labor Day Family Camp Rates 6-Night Room Rate

Free Early Check-In

Through the generosity of many, a partial grant from the Campership Fund may make it possible for you to attend camp, even if finances would otherwise prevent it. Please contact the Registration Office at 888.MH.CAMPS to apply.

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Military Families

We are pleased to host many military families through a special initiative where caring sponsors provide generous grants to underwrite the costs for those on active duty. If you are willing to help a military family, or are aware of a family who would benefit from this program, please let us know.

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TAHOE FAMILY CAMP June 26–July 1, 2011

See page 21 for details.

A cozier, quieter week on the lake • Great teaching with Tim Kimmel • More relaxed family time • Held at Zephyr Point Conference Center