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Summer Programs
2008
Adult/Intergenerational Programs
Music,
Art and Drama Camp Music Art, and Drama, -
affectionately known as MAD camp - offers
participants the opportunity to express their creative talents for the
glory of God. While practicing for a closing performance, campers will
experience a MAD program designed to nurture spiritual growth and
discipleship.
First-Timers For those who have never been to camp
before, First-Timers is a shortened week of camp that compressed the
thrills of Crestfield four days. The program is offered to encourage
younger campers to experience intentional Christian community that is
built upon worship, growth, and fun!
Mini Camp - or "One last Time before School!" Mini-Camp is a three day camp that provides an opportunity for first timers or experienced campers to come to Crestfield and experience intentional Christian community before heading back to school. for the first time, camp is being offered to children who have completed 1st grad and may want to try camp. parents have the chance to stay in Scott Lodge for a last minute time away as well. Dates: August 11 - 13
($189)
Teen
Resident This program is geared specifically for the
unique needs of our teenagers. In the context of spiritual growth and
disciple making, Teen Resident offers camp activities, worship, and
Bible study tailored to an age group desiring to experience a camp that
is relevant to their own faith journey.
Music, Art and Drama
Camp Music Art, and Drama, - affectionately known as MAD
camp - offers participants the opportunity to express their creative
talents for the glory of God. While practicing for a closing
performance, campers will experience a MAD program designed to nurture
spiritual growth and discipleship.
Night Owl
- Does the phrase Early to bed, Early to rise NOT apply to you? If
so, Night Owl is just for you! Enjoying an altered schedule as you
experience camp at night, Night Owlers will spend the week at Pioneer.
Come experience the majesty of God in the nighttime at Crestfield.
Pioneer
Participants experience the beauty of Gods creation as they live in
the outdoors for the week. For those seeking to enhance their outdoor
skills, our Pioneers in 2007 will live in tents, cook over a campfire,
and learn to live and dwell in the beautiful outdoors.
Mission
Possible Designed for youth groups, Mission Possible
allows your youth group the opportunity for mission in both urban and
rural settings. After a day of training at Crestfield, participants
will travel to different sites to work and catch a glimpse of the
domestic mission field. Even more, we offer a day of fun and recreation
at Moraine State Park to experience Christ through adventure. See our
separate brochure for more information.
Teen
Resident This program is geared specifically for the
unique needs of our teenagers. In the context of spiritual growth and
disciple making, Teen Resident offers camp activities, worship, and
Bible study tailored to an age group desiring to experience a camp that
is relevant to their own faith journey.
Leaders in Training - Striving for more than just a fun time at camp? Looking to improve your leadership skills? Then Crestfields LIT program is for you. Throughout the week, participants will not only learn about teamwork, problem solving, and servanthood through discipleship, but will also have an opportunity to put these skills into practice during the week. Dates: July 20 25 ($314)
Counselors in Training Focusing on disciple making in
the outdoor setting, the CIT program is designed to introduce
participants to the basics of counseling and ministering at Crestfield.
Leadership development will be a vital element of programming throughout
the week.
ADULT/INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMS
Family Camp
This annual gathering welcomes families of all shapes and sizes to grow
in Christ at Crestfield. Spend four days and three nights participating
in bible study, adventure programming, and nature observation. With
lodging options that vary in price, Family Camp is an affordable way to
nurture the faith of your family.
Alumni Weekend Ages: Anyone who is a Crestfield Staff alumni and their family members
Special
Needs Camp This program is designed to meet the needs
of youth and young adults with special needs. In the context of
Presbyterian camping, this program allows participants to experience the
community of Crestfield in a safe and nurturing environment. This is an
incredible experience. Spaces are limited.
Diabetes Camp at Crestfield Sponsored by the American Diabetes Association, Crestfield partners with the ADA to offer Diabetes Camp. Filled with outdoor adventure, diabetes education, and an entire community of youth with diabetes, this camp is spectacular. An experienced team of physicians and nurses are on call around the clock to ensure the health of campers. Registration for this camp is done through the ADA. For more information, contact the ADA at 1-800-676-4065. Dates: July 13 - 18
Deaf Camp For the first time,
Crestfield has a cabin for Deaf girls in 5th-7th grade (completed).
The girls registered for this camp will participate in the traditional
activities that the camp has to offer -- all in the in intentional
Christian community of Crestfield. An experienced team of
counselors and interpreters will work along side Crestfield staff to
ensure safety and communication ability with all of the campers.
This is a pilot program with limited registration. Please call
the registrar at 724-794-4022 to check for available space. Ages: Girls, Grades 5-7 (completed)
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