Grade Completed in 2009:
Day Camp 2009
Overnight Camps 2009
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What would it have been like to meet Jesus? In his journeys Jesus met a wide range of people. Jesus pulled down walls of prejudice, offered release from bondage, and provided loving attention to the forgotten and healing to the sick. These encounters resulted in a breakthrough—a chance to move beyond the present situation into a life-changing experience. “Breakthrough” will explore a series of biblical stories that tell of these transforming encounters with Jesus.
Heartland Center is a beautiful place to spend a week in natural surroundings in a Christian community. In all Children and Youth Camps, participants are assigned to a small group of approximately 10 youth and 2 trained adult leaders. Activities through which our program goals are fulfilled include:
Worship, Swimming, Campfires, Singing, Bible Study, Hiking, Games, Horseback Riding, Challenge Courses, Archery. Frisbee golf, and Crafts.
Goals of the Heartland Center Camping Program
- To share the Good News of Jesus Christ
- To help lay the foundation for a personal relationship with Jesus Christ
- To ensure that every camper understands they are loved as they are as a child of God
- To help campers treat others as children of God
- To have fun in safe, exciting, and inclusive activities
What to Bring to Camp
Be sure to bring: Bible, notebook, pen/pencil, bedroll/sleeping bag, pillow, towels, modest outdoor clothes, toiletry articles, flashlight, insect repellant, sunscreen, rainwear, tennis shoes, water bottle, and a modest swimsuit (cut-offs and immodest suits are not permitted in the pool—if unsure, please call and ask).
Please DO NOT bring: Heartland Camp is a safe experience in a natural setting. To keep all campers and staff safe, and to maintain our distance from “everyday life,” the following items are not permitted at camp: weapons of any kind, electronic games, CD’s, CD players, radios, i-pods, TVs, pagers, cell phones, fireworks, expensive articles, alcoholic or tobacco products, bikinis, clothing with questionable sayings or slogans, money, candy, gum, or snacks from home. If any of these items are brought to camp, they will be held by the Program Director and returned to parents at camper pick-up.
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