Mount Hermon's Summer Youth Camps 2009

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Dear Friends, turmoil for our These last months have been a season of the news and off turn to nation. At times we’ve needed t of us. As fron in right gs concentrate on the good thin get the I home at agers a single parent with four teen ‘camp’ put to ted temp I’m challenges you face. Like you, et. budg my in mn colu into the ‘discretionary’ spending p cam sed focu ly tual Instead I fight to keep a spiri of my kids. Let experience as ‘mandatory’ spending for each me tell you why. teenagers out of Few experiences in life can pull children and onment both envir an in them their comfort zone and place to create ned desig ally tion free of distraction, and inten experiential an in them rses spiritual hunger, one that imme one of is p Cam or.

Savi and encounter with their Creator most be to n know also it’s those rare opportunities. And will that ons dati foun tual effective in solidifying the spiri e! valu able sput Indi d. thoo adul carry your young person into specialty camps – I can’t count the dollars I’ve spent on ren’s new areas child my g sfyin ballet, basketball, etc. – sati for a them d serve that of interest or developing skills stretched that ps cam on t spen season. But the dollars I’ve selors, coun godly with them d them spiritually and connecte ing mak and , voice s God’ asking hard questions, hearing these dollars are difficult choices about their lives. For me rns. retu investments earning eternal experience during If you must cut a camp or recreational week that one the be it this difficult year, don’t let Christ. As for live to provides the resources kids need foundations lay to on seas parents, we have such a brief on we are Herm t Moun At r. for faith and godly characte . that just committed to helping you do family this summer!

We can’t wait to see you and serve your In Christ and for his glory, Lisa Olson Director of Program Ministries

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Programs

dly, All programs are both individual and group frien camp your imize focusing on specific age groups to max yourself, experience and spiritual growth. You can come by t wan you with a few friends, or as a youth group. If that’s to bring your youth pastor to join in the fun, alongside great! We’ll provide all the counseling, or we’ll work e for each your church staff to provide the best experienc camper. seven or (Group rates are available for church groups of of more registering as a block. Call the camp registrar your choice for details!)

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Waterfall es Gall nture Cours Intersection of T hree Creeks Adve vities Classic Camp Acti Gigantic Treehouse

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Surfing intball e Towerin ches Pa entur a e v b d z A u Cr gh Near Santa es and Hi Boards, Bik h Boardwalk Santa Cruz Beac

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) (entering grades 4–6

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tim be r lin e Classic Mountain views Crafts Pond time Riflery Fishing s Qualit y counselor Waterslide Crazy Games erg Water sports Iceb Camp.out Obstacle course

tro ranch camhporisnemanship

Introductory Arena games

Trail rides

Campfires Showdeo

Pond time Camp.out

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Waterslide Vaulting

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(Optional ma on in) coaching or instructi etry kateboarding Rock S t s r o p s t e g r a r T Socce l r o l a b t e k a s B Adventure activities mp for the major of ca of e (Sign up on Day On mp a variety of great ca your choice, or choose electives every day.) and slide Swimming pool Games Crafts Nature hikes ing Squirrel Mountain biking Fly Cabin challenges Petting farm Walks to the Fountain

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Highschool & s p m a C h g i H r o i n Ju a Lodge; 7 & 8 at Ponderos (entering grades dder Creek) grades 6–8 at Ki

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mp ranch cayea r! All skill levels welcome

(New this every Ranch Camp week.) ion English riding opt ls g Riding skil Horse Handlin ce Arena work Horse scien Waterslide Crazy Games lting Horseback games and vau s Showdeo Qualit y counselor

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W hitewater raftin ng High ropes Rock climbi xpedition Cliff jumping Waterfall e he stars Nights at camp and under t counselors Campfires, speakers and fun

Bring your own counselors, or we’ll provide them.

Group discounts available as well.

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whitewate r & wild e rn ess

3 da ld i n g High ropes team bui Waterfall expedition

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Skatepark igh T he Fountain H ols Swimming and diving po Climbing wall ities Sand and surfing Service opportun rs ers Qualit y counselo Excellent speak Worship and skits in the Forum Time to chill

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e that’ when it comes Some teens have ‘been there, don s. They’re ready for an to the classic camping experience that has personal cost. individual and spiritual challenge Mount Hermon’s NonReady to go deep and give back? iety of personal growth, traditional programs offer a var as of service, spiritual skill-building opportunities in are formation, and leadership.

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at Timberline 2 week sessions Based Service through work at Kidder Creek es Recreation Spiritual disciplin ty Intentional communi ence Intensive spiritual experi Deep friendships Fun field trips Discipleship g W hitewater raftin rs Qualit y counselo High adventure

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(ente T hree week sessions aka WIT Discipleship mp Based at Ranch Ca sses and rides Assist w ranglers during daily cla Improve skills in horsemanship, riding, vaulting, etc. s Weekly riding lesson i ni ng Hands on horse tra Intentional spiritual grow th

Intensive spiritual experience Deep friendships ure High advent

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(entering grades 10–12) s row Two week session G . e v r e S . n e t s i motto, L mp Based at Redwood Ca Mount Hermon Service through work at n l formatio Recreation Journey of spiritua Spiritual disciplines Deep friendships Intentional spiritual grow th Discipleship Intensive spiritual experience enture Solitude High adv Intimate worship

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8–10) (Girls only. entering grades ng ly servi 2 week SLEEPOV ER wholly loved ful Based at Conference Center childcare for Hands on experience providing Mount Hermon Family Camps rtification itting Ce s y b a B , d i A Red Cross CPR, First in Christ Discover your true beaut y and worth Learn to study and treasure Scripture g trainin t n e m p o l Child deve Genuine friendships oring Leadership preparation One.on.one ment

ning rship Traireq Campe rs in L11eaandde12. uired) Application

(entering grades Two week sessions s aka C. I. L.T Friendship n o i p t a e R r c e m a C Based at Redwood , n s ministry Practical experience in childre th Leadership training curriculum l grow a u t i r i p s Intentional 1st week, skills training with jr. campers 2nd week, shadow counselor in cabins

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Kidder Creek

Santa Cruz MOUnTAINS

Summer 09 at a Glance

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

June 14–20

June 21–27

June 28– July 4

July 5–11

Primary grades 2–4

Redwood $493

Juniors grades 4–6

Redwood $493

Redwood $493

Redwood $321 (ends Thursday) Redwood $321 (ends Thursday)

Redwood $493 Redwood $493

Junior High grades 7–8 Girls Grades 8-10

Amata $669

High School grades 9–12

Amata $669

Echo $741

June 14–19

June 21–26

Primary grades 2–4

Classic $354

Juniors grades 4–6

Classic $354

Junior High grades 6–8

Echo

Ponderosa $535

Ponderosa $535

June 28– July 3

July 5–10 Classic $354

Ranch INTRO $551 Classic $354

RANch Intro $551 High Adventure $426

High Adventure $426

Ranch $551

Whitewater Wilderness $426 ALL girls Ranch $551

High Adventure $426 High School grades 9–12

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Week 1

Ranch $551 wrangler in training traning $551 Echo $500

ALL girls Ranch $551

Wrangler in training $600

Grade=grade entering in fall 2009

Echo $500

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

July 12–18

July 19–25

July 26– August 1

August 2–8

Redwood $493

Redwood $493

Redwood $493

Redwood $493

Redwood $493

Redwood $493

Ponderosa $535

Ponderosa $535

CILT at

Ponderosa $440

Reduced Rate!

Redwood $915

July 19-24

Echo $741

Ponderosa $535

Ponderosa $535

july 26-31

August 2-7

Early Bird Discount y Register b 1 March

Classic $354 Ranch intro $371

Ranch intro $551 Classic $354

Ranch intro $371

Expedition whitewater $285

Redwood $493

Amata ALUMNI WEEK $318

Amata $669

Echo $741

Expedition whitewater $285

August 16–22

Ponderosa $535

$669

$$741

July 12–15 (short week)

August 9–15

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Week 9 Week 10

Ranch intro $551 High Adventure $426

High Adventure $426

White Water Wilderness $426 ALL girls Ranch $551

Ranch $551

WhitEWater Wilderness $426

WhitEWater Wilderness $426 Ranch $551

Wrangler in training $600 Echo $500

Echo $500

< Introductory price

Transportation from Bay Area to Kidder Creek provided for an additional charge. Call 1-888-226-7386 for details.

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Outback Trips

KIDDER CREEK

would rather Outback Trips are for those who . Start at our customize their camp experience ct from an base camp at Kidder Creek and sele ions. You can exciting menu of recreational opt and counselors, provide the speakers, curriculum t you need. We’re or ask us to provide any suppor r partner in more than an outfitter, we’re you your budget and designing a program that meets enture! objectives. It’s 2-6 days of Adv

ities ath River v i t c a r u o y e s Ch oo alam n the K g o W hitewater raftin ng High ropes Rock climbi g Cliff jumping Backpackin am building Hiking Horse packing Te You set the objectives.

sample Rates ack son Outbper ) per (Price

Group Size 14–28 29–42 43 plus

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1 Day $88 $80 $73

2 Days $169 $155 $139

3 Days $232 $211 $206

4 Days $282 $271 $265

5 1/2 Days $376 $367 $357

Year-round Camps 2009 (for Children, Youth and Parents)

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ne 19 to 21 .......... Ju p m a C h c n a R s r aughte Moms and D

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18!to 20

L Senior High to Nov 1 ctober 30 O . . . . . . . . . . . ) h g i H I (Jr ovember 6 to!8 Fall Frenzy N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) h g i H r II (J Fall Frenzy ember 4 to 6 I (High School).......Dec Winter Weekend mber 11 to 13 I (High School)... Dece I d n e k e e W Winter

r e dwood camp

March 13 to 15 .......................... . . .

1 . . . . . . . y a w A t e Junior G Junior Get Away II................................. March 20 to 22 ................. May 9, 10 Redwood Camp Open House........... ... May 15 to 17 Moms and Daughters..................................

Dads and Sons............................................. October 2 to 4

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Registration mounthermon.org

or...

Fax the registration form on page 19 to the appropriate camp. Please be sure to include credit card information for your deposit. or...

Mail your registration form and deposit to the appropriate camp, using either credit card information or a check.

(We are unable to accept telephone reservations for individual campers. You will receive a confirmation packet with instructions regarding your health form, liability waiver and balance due within two weeks of receipt of your registration.)

Deposit and Balance Due A $100 non-refundable deposit is due for each week of camp per person. The balance is due by May 15th for all camps, as is your health form and liability waiver. If registering after May 15th, please pay the entire fee at once.

Early Bird Discount Receive a $25 discount per camper if registering on or before March 1. Please fax, email or postmark by that date. Your discount will be deducted from your balance due.

Roommates

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Individuals may select up to two roommates on your registration form. 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.)

Financial Aid For information about financial aid call Mount Hermon at 1-888-642-2677 or Kidder Creek at 1-888-226-7386

Questions? mounthermon.org

for more detailed information about all of our youth camps, or call the appropriate office to speak with a registrar.

GROUP RESERVATIONS For information about registering a church block with or without counselors, please call the appropriate camp office for rates and details. Discounts apply for blocks of seven or more.

CONTACT INFORMATION Kidder Creek Camps (Timberline, Ranch Camp, & Adventure Programs) P.O. Box 268 Greenview, CA 96037 Phone: 1-888-226-7386 FAX: 530-467-5328 Email: office@kiddercreek.org

Santa Cruz Mountain Camps (Redwood Camp & Ponderosa Lodge) P.O. Box 413 Mount Hermon, CA 95041 Phone: 1-888-642-2677 FAX: 831-335-9335 Email: youth@mounthermon.org

Individual camper Form Last name___________________ First name___________________ Address________________________________________________ City_ ___________________ State__________ Zip_ _____________ Church (optional)_________________________________________ Parent or guardian name(s)_________________________________ Parent or guardian phone numbers & email: Home_ ______________________________________________ Work________________________________________________ Cell_________________________________________________ Email________________________________________________ Camper Gender q M q F Date of birth_____________________ Grade entering fall â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;09_____________________________________ Roommate preferences (up to two choices) 1.__________________________ 2.__________________________

Payment information q Check enclosed for $____________________________________ q Please charge my credit card for $_________________________ q Visa q Mastercard Name on card___________________________________________ Card number 3-Digit Security Code

Exp. Date / Signature________________________

Camp Selection (see grid for names and dates) 1 2

Age Group

Camp

Week Number

eg. Primary

Redwood Camp

Week 5

Have you been to a Mount Hermon youth camp? q Yes. I have been to: q Redwood Camp q Ponderosa Lodge q Kidder Creek q No. This will be my first time.

comments_________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

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