Ensenada, Mexico July 16-26, 2008
Camp Development: High School Camp for Mexican Nationals
Cost: $300
Team: Jon Alvarado and PK Kurth + 40 - 50 Students and Adults
Purpose: We will be partnering with John Alvarado and Reflect Ministries (www.reflectministries.com) to teach Mexican nationals camp ministry Hume Lake style. More than 500 high school students from local churches throughout the Tijuana, Tecate and Ensenada region of Baja California will attend. Mexican Nationals will run the camp as our staff guides them through the philosophy and implementation of their program. Students will lead by example in recreation, free time, and servanthood (i.e. food prep, set up, housekeeping, grounds maintenance, etc.)
Papua New Guinea November 14 - 19, 2008
TCK Camp: Jr. & Sr. High camps for missionary kids
Cost: $3400
Team: Jay Johnson and Cliff Carey + 12 team members
Purpose: We will be serving the sons and daughters of Wycliffe Bible Translators and New Tribes Missionaries. Our objective is to love these students through the venue of camp programming, in addition to visiting them at their schools and hangouts. Due to cultural peculiarities the minimum age for this trip is 21.
Okinawa, Japan April 1-13, 2009
TCK Camp: High School camp for military kids
Cost: $2100
Team: Derek Geer + 10 - 15 Students and Adults
Purpose: We will be serving Malachi Ministries (www.malachi.org) by running their Spring Break camp for 200-225 students at a US Marine base on the island of Okinawa. These students are the sons and daughters of our military personnel stationed throughout Japan. They live a very unsettled life as their parents are often re-deployed every two or three years.
Camp Development
We seek to reproduce the ministry of Hume around the world. Success in Costa Rica has encouraged
us to look for other opportunities around the globe to plant new camps. Trips in this series are focused
on building projects, peer counseling and service.
TCK Camps
The term TCK (Third Culture Kids) refers to young people who live in a culture not identified by their passport. We use this term to identify students whose parents are missionaries, military personnel or business/government representatives.
Pending trips
- Papua New Guinea Oct 2008
- Mexico July 2008
Orphan Camps
Abandoned due to poverty, civil war and Aids, we are endeavoring to bring the good news of the Gospel and the joy of Christian fellowship to this segment of the youth population. As the adult population of many countries is being decimated, now is the time to raise the next generation of national leaders with Biblical morality and compassion.
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