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Summer Theme: Fan the Flames “For This Reason I Remind You to Fan Into Flame the Gift of God, Which Is in You Through the Laying on of My Hands Camp Wartburg Summer 2018 Fan the Flames Register online at www.CampWartburg.com. Fan the Flames “For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you through the laying on of my hands. For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.” 2 Timothy 1:6-7 (NIV) Week 1: June 3 – 8, 2018 Week 5: July 1 – 6, 2018 Week 9: July 29 – August 3, 2018 Survival – Discount! 4-6 $240 Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) First Discovery (July 1-3) 1-4 $200 Fishing* 6-9 $300 Week 2: June 10 – 15, 2018 Sports Camp* 4-6 $300 Forts, Fantasy and Fun 1-4 $300 Survival* – Discount! 6-9 $250 Survival 4-6 $270 Rocks, Ropes, Rappelling* 6-9 $390 Trip: Canoe Quest* 7-12 $360 Wacky Water Week 3-6 $355 Spy Camp* 4-6 $305 Trip: Cave Quest* 7-12 $360 WOW X-treme* 6-9 $425 WOW* 6-9 $400 WOW Epic* 4-6 $400 Week 3: June 17 – 22, 2018 Week 6: July 8 – 13, 2018 Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) Week 10: August 5 – 10, 2018 Explorers 4-6 $285 Explorers 4-6 $285 Discount Week Family Camp (June 17-18) All Ages $70 First Discovery (July 8-10) 1-4 $200 Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) Forts, Fantasy and Fun 1-4 $300 Survival* 6-9 $280 Explorers – Treehouse* 6-9 $250 Horse Play 4-6 $545 WOW* 4-6 $400 Forts, Fantasy and Fun 1-4 $270 Night Owl* 6-9 $375 WOW X-treme* 6-9 $425 Wacky Water Week 3-6 $325 Paintball* 6-9 $425 WOW* 4-6 $370 Rocks, Ropes, Rappelling* 6-9 $390 Week 7: July 15 – 20, 2018 WOW* 6-9 $370 Trip: CO Rocks (July 12-21) 7-12 $750 Week 4: June 24 – 29, 2018 Trip: Hands Reaching 8+ $400 *Indicates participation in the High Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) Ropes Course and/or Zip Line and Explorers* 6-9 $295 Week 8: July 22 – 27, 2018 Climbing Tower. An additional $10 is Forts, Fantasy and Fun 1-4 $300 Create Your Own (Min. 6 children) built-in to cover activity cost. Night Owl – Full Moon* 6-9 $375 Art Explosion 4-6 $305 Spy Camp* 4-6 $305 Fishing 4-6 $290 Early Bird Discounts! Wacky Water Week 3-6 $355 Horse Play* 6-9 $555 For completed overnight registrations with WOW* 4-6 $400 Paintball* 6-9 $425 deposits. Theater Arts* 6-9 $355 Grades listed based on the grade your Wacky Water Week 3-6 $355 $20 if postmarked on or before March 1. child is entering in the Fall of 2018. WOW Epic* 4-6 $400 $10 if postmarked on or before May 1. Register online at www.CampWartburg.com. Summer Theme: Fan the Flames “For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you through the laying on of my hands. For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.” 2 Timothy 1:6-7 (NIV) There is an old campfire song “Pass It On” that starts with the line, “It only takes a spark to get a fire going.” Actually, a spark is only one of three components necessary to get a fire going. The others are oxygen and fuel. The same can be said for our faith. We must have the Trinity present: The Father, who creates and breathes life into us; the Son, who fuels our faith; and the Holy Spirit, which sparks the fire of faith in us all. These three areas, as well as keeping the fire going in our challenging times and spreading the fire to others, will be the focus of our Bible studies and daily learning this summer. As the campfire song concludes “You spread his love to everyone, you want to pass it on.” The mission of Camp Wartburg is to provide Christ-centered outdoor ministry where people can encounter God and His creation. Family Camp// All Ages// $70 each Are you looking for a place to unplug with the entire family for a couple of days? Join us for two days of family fun! With activities like archery, canoeing, swimming, crafts and more, your family is guaranteed to have a blast. Note: Minors must be accompanied by an adult. First Discovery// 1-4 Grade// $200 Are you a first-time camper? This program is for you! Spend a few days at Camp to experience the fun and see what it is all about. You will receive extra attention so that your first camp experience is a positive one. Note: This program runs Sunday-Tuesday. Pick-up is noon on Tuesday. Forts, Fantasy and Fun// 1-4 Grade// $300 Join us for this popular week of wonder, excitement and creativity! Dress up like a knight, a princess or a super hero. Build a fort or “castle,” or decorate a “pirate ship” and set sail! There are no limits to where your imagination could lead you! Wacky Water Week// 3-6 Grade// $355 WATER! Fun activities of every shape and size will take place all over Camp Wartburg. Make a splash in the pool, explore the creek, stay cool playing water games and visit a nearby water park. This is a great program for campers wanting to stay cool and make a “splash” this summer. Day Camp// K-8 $35 daily// $140 weekly Unsure if your child is ready for overnight camp? Consider joining us for a day, week, or multiple weeks of Day Camp. Children will enjoy activities such as archery, Bible study, canoeing, crafts, creek walking, disc golf, field games, fishing, gaga ball, hiking, pond study, swimming and more. Enjoy the adventure of being outdoors! Day Camp begins on Thursday, May 17, 2018 and runs through Friday, August 10, 2018. We offer care beginning at 7:00am and pick-up runs until 5:30pm. Pending school start dates, Day Camp may be extended a week or two. Multi-child discounts are available. Attend 10 full weeks, get one free. Register online at www.CampWartburg.com. Art Explosion// 4-6 Grade// $305 Bring out your wild creativity as you make works of art and then destroy them! Play outside the traditional artist’s “box” and create masterpieces using mud, recycled objects and more! Compete to build the best LEGO© creation, launch the highest water rocket in your group or just build for fun and see where your creativity and a few basic art materials take you! Sports Camp// 4-6 Grade// $300 Do you love sports? We know you’ve played games like baseball and soccer, but have you experienced archery, climbing, and the subtle beauty of Lutherball? Join us for a week of old favorites and new fun. You will also get to go to a Gateway Grizzlies baseball game. Spy Camp// 4-6 Grade// $305 You are a spy, with a mission! The details are top secret, but to complete it you need a code name and a disguise. Crack codes, show skills in tracking, question suspects, ride our zip line and enjoy other Camp activities while working undercover to complete your assignment. Will you succeed with your mission before time runs out? WOW Epic// 4-6 Grade// $400 Looking for some epic fun? Sign up for our newest WOW camp! Fourth through sixth graders enjoy the climbing wall and zip line and compete on Camp’s disc golf course. If you are still not convinced, we’ve also added Laser Tag and Archery Tag! Benefits of sending your child to Camp Wartburg: Faith Focus Memories Campers have the opportunity to build a deeper relationship with Your children will take part in an adventure they will remember for a Jesus, their Savior, in the midst of their Father’s creation, by the lifetime, through programs carefully selected and managed to offer power of the Holy Spirit. challenge and personal growth. Excellent Staff Lodging We select and train group leaders who have a passion for the Lord Our cabins are air-conditioned and used by all camp groups, except and a love for His children, to provide guidance, protection, and for participants in specific outdoor programs. Campers in trip camp personal attention to each camper. programs stay in tents. Campers in Fishing, Survival, and some Explorers programs stay in our treehouses. Meals We provide three healthy, nutritional, kid approved meals and an evening snack to campers, daily. Explorers// 4-6 Grade// $285 // 6-9 Grade// $295 Adventure is out there! Campers stay on-site, with something new to discover each day. Adventures include cooking over a campfire, playing games, swimming, hiking, canoeing, creek walking and so much more! Fishing (Treehouse)// 4-6 Grade// $290 // 6-9 Grade// $300 Survival (Treehouse)// 4-6 Grade// $270 Do you have any good fishing stories to tell? Come to Camp Wartburg // 6-9 Grade// $280 Learn survival skills and put them to the test. Find out what’s and create some new ones. Bring along your own fishing gear and learn edible in our neck of the woods. Canoe on the Kaskaskia River. how to bait and cast and how to use lures. Campers will fish at Camp Cook many of your own meals over an open fire and stay in our Wartburg and other ponds in the area, tour a bait shop and sleep in our rustic treehouses.
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