6th-8th Mission Trip
WHO: 6th-8th students
WHEN: July 31st - August 2nd
COST: $50 (scholarships are available.
To reserve your spot you must fill out the form below.
Registration closes June 15th.
Need more info? See below the payment form for detailed info or reserve your spot today.
DESCRIPTION: We we will be staying at Cross Roads. We will be doing various service projects in the community such as serving at food banks,, park cleanup and more.
DETAILS:
Typical Day: A "typical" day involves serving others, "God Sightings", daily devotions, and inspirational/interactive worship programs. Your camp schedule will look similar to this:
Food: Meals will consist of continental breakfasts, sack lunches, and hot dinners. All meals will be prepared for you by us or brought in by families/local restaurants.
What are the sleeping arrangements? We will have a 6th-8th boys area, a 6th-8th Girls area.
What will you do? In addition to our three sessions that will have worship, small groups and a a message we will also have organized group activities and some free time.
Cleanup: Participants serve one another by preparing and cleaning-up meals, and cleaning the facility.
PARTICIPANTS:
Age Group: For 6th-8th students
Criminal Background Check: To provide the safest environment for young people, adult (age 21 and older) staff and participants must pass a national background check through a qualified service provider. Our church will purchase and retain the background checks, and send Group Cares verification that all adults are eligible to attend.
WHAT TO BRING:
Supplies: You may be asked to bring certain supplies, depending on project needs. Specific details will be provided later.
Personal Items: More information will be given out later. It’s pretty much what you’d expect—including a single size air mattress or foam pad for sleeping, water jugs and coolers, work gloves, sunscreen, and modest clothing appropriate for a Christian mission trip.
PERSONAL ITEMS:
WHAT NOT TO BRING:
CELL PHONES/IPODS/LAPTOPS/ETC.
For security reasons, it’s best to leave these items at home. However, we do understand that they are great for capturing moments, sharing life, and communicating back home. If you decide to bring any of these items, don’t let them distract from your experience. How can you be tethered to your devices and expect God to work in unexpected ways? If you decide to bring them, be sure to put them away during the programs and on your project sites.
