Summer 2009 Schedule

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All camps are for the grade entering in the fall '09.
The numbers in the camp code indicate grade,
the letter indicates the campus.

Questions? Concerns? See the "Prepared Parent"
Parent Login for email and photo access during camp programs.

Lakeside Campus
This program is located on the original south side of our campus. While camper groups are in smaller ratios, this program accommodates up to 170 campers per session. Housing is in dorm-style cabins with bunk beds, A/C and adjacent bathrooms. Meals are served in the dining hall. Suggested Packing List.
Experience daily activities* such as waterfront swimming, Blob, Iceberg, Banana Sled, campfires, Bible studies, field games, personal devotions, indoor game room, canteen snacks, sand volleyball, basketball, soccer, cane pole fishing, ropes course, archery, nature center, Roller Racers, leather crafts, Missions outreach, Disc golf, paddleboats, & canoeing. *Not all activities available in every program as dependent on age requirements.

Program Code: "L" stands for "Lakeside Campus". Numbers indicate the grade entering in the fall. Please register your child for the correct grade programs. If a code has a lower case letter at the end, that means there is more than one program for that grade grouping.

Hillside Campus
This program is located on the north side of our campus. The campers are housed in five cabins and use the same waterfront activities as the Lakeside. While camper counselor groups are in smaller ratios, this program accommodates up to 65 campers per session. Meals are served in the dining hall. Suggested Packing List.
Experience daily activities* such as waterfront swimming, Blob, Iceberg, Banana Sled, campfires, Bible studies, field games, personal devotions, indoor game room, canteen snacks, ropes course, sand volleyball, basketball, soccer, cane pole fishing, Roller Racers, archery, nature center, leather crafts, Missions outreach, Disc golf, paddleboats, & canoeing. *Not all activities available in every program as dependent on age requirements.

Program Code: "H" stands for "Hillside Campus". Numbers indicate the grade entering in the fall. Please register your child for the correct grade programs. If a code has a lower case letter at the end, that means there is more than one program for that grade grouping.

Life Expeditions

Experience a North Florida trip to the Ichnetucknee and snorkeling in the "springs" or experience our "Spiritual Survival/Adventure" camp. These programs are limited to 18 campers. The Pioneers will experience the 'old Florida' through a base camp adjacent to the Lake Wales Ridge State Forest. Campers will gain life skills in cooking their own meals and building their spiritual relationships as well as with one another. Canoe Camps offer two destinations: Ocala or the Peace River. Making  a re-appearance is the North Georgia hiking and white water rafting trip. Suggested Packing List.

GO Global  
Opportunity to equip and prepare individuals or groups to do short term mission work. A cooperative effort by New Mission Systems and Lake Aurora. Program Director: Ryan . This program is geared for young adults in high school and college. It is a 15 day international program designed to convey an understanding of the complexities of international ministries while fostering a deep reliance upon God.

Leadership Training
One to two week programs for those campers seeking to be a true servant-leader of Christ. These programs have an application process which help determine if a camper is ready for this type program. Space is limited and the programs fill quickly.

These intense leadership development programs (Aquatics, Big MAC, Focus, and Alpha) are designed to instill in the participants the servant leader principles taught by Jesus of putting others first. They will focus on management and service skills which should help to give the participant an edge in future life. Everyone in these programs learns to function as a team through a series of work, study, and play activities. Aquatics camp main purpose is to train Red Cross certified lifeguards while developing their spiritual relationship as well. The Big MAC program (Maturing As Christians) is our entry level experience for the leadership programs. Highly recommended for those entering 8th or 9th grade. It will develop their leadership skills not only for working in camp but in any leadership environment. Focus Camp for Senior high encourages youth that have made the commitment to Christ and want to develop their faith to live in the real world with real faith.

The Alpha Program uses high school youth to intern in vital support positions (kitchen help, dishwasher, assistants, etc.) for summer camp in two week sessions. Limited to 12 campers per session. Applications for Alpha are sent after the registration card is received in the camp office with payment. Each session is for 2 weeks and earns the participant a camp scholarship for one week of camp.