"Leadership Camp is a special two-week camp that focuses on developing a personal heart for God and a servant's heart for others. This camp is all about stripping away the layers of falsehood that we easily allow into our lives and learning to live and think like Christ. This program is split into two parts. The first week focuses on the camper's personal walk with God, and it is our desire that you understand and experience Christ's love and grow closer to Him. The second week, campers will work alongside a counselor as a servant-leader in their cabin. Leadership Camp involves all of the fun and excitement of a normal week of Teen Camp with the extra focus of learning to become a true disciple of Jesus Christ." - Dave Coats, Leadership Camp Coordinator
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| Leadership Camp - July 4-16, 2011; Camp Staff |
Camp Leadership
- Steve Pettit, Camp Director
- Aaron Coffey, Counselor Supervisor at Northland Camp
- Dave Coats, Leadership Camp Coordinator
- Will Galkin, Staff Evangelist at Northland Camp
Financial Info
Cost:
- Early Bird - $400 (postmarked by March 15, 2010)
- Regular - $425
- cancellation policy
- Download a pdf of the Leadership Camp Registration Form [409 KB]
Details:
- Capacity: 50 campers
- Two-week Program: July 5-17, 2010
Requirements
General Requirements
- 16 years of age or older and going into the 10th grade or above
- Demonstrate a life of surrender, godliness, and maturity
- Complete pre-camp projects - projects posted in the Projects tab
Application and Acceptance Process
- Have your Pastor or Youth Leader fill out this Leadership Camp Recommendation Form and have them mail it in to Northland Camp.
- Upon review of your recommendation form, you will be accepted into the camp. Northland Camp reserves the right to decline an applicant after the review process.
- Please note that if you have attended Leadership Camp in the past you will still need to send in a Leadership Camp Recommendation Form
What to Bring
- Guys: For daily activities, tank tops are not permitted, and shorts must reach the tops of the knees. Long, casual pants (no jeans) and collared shirts must be worn to each evening service. Please bring khaki pants.
- Girls: All clothing worn for daily activities must reach the tops of the knees. Loose-fitting pants are acceptable for recreation. Knee-length skirts or dresses must be worn to each evening service (no slits above the knees). Please bring a khaki skirt.
What to Bring
Twin-sized sheets or sleeping bag, pillow, towels, health and beauty items, variety of clothing for warm and cool weather, extra clothes, tennis shoes (for rugged activities), one-piece swimsuit, jacket, Bible, notepad, pen or pencil, spending money (approximately $50-$75 in small bills), camera, flashlight, alarm clock, fan, insect repellent, small container of laundry detergent for washing your clothes over the weekend.
What to Leave at Home
Cigarettes, tobacco, firearms, alcohol, skateboards, scooters, roller blades, bicycles, magazines, fireworks, nonprescription drugs, TVs, radios, CD/MP3 players, electronic games, PDAs, cell phones, food, laptops.
Northland maintains conservative standards for dress and conduct. We reserve the right to request a change in any clothing or behavior deemed inappropriate.Dress:
Leadership Camp Projects
The following is a list of projects. Please take time to thoughtfully complete these projects before you arrive at Northland Camp.
PROJECT ASSIGNMENTS
First-time campers: Memorize The Roman's Road
Returning campers: Read Psalm 119 5 times, listing 5 things learned about David or the Word each time it is read. Also, put together a plan of witnessing which includes more than just verses from the Roman's Road.
Listen to these sessions by Evangelist Steve Pettit on I John 4 and fill out the corresponding study guide.
Download I John 4 Study Guide: "Life in the Gospel: Truth & Love"
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