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Well, make sure you don’t miss out and
Get your Registration Sorted Today!!
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The purpose of our camp is to have a fun and relaxing time together as a church family. Everyone is welcome - Young or old, single, double or family!!! Our programme will include activities, bible study, music, games, beach activities, worship and plenty of time for walks, rest and relaxation. Camp provides a unique opportunity for us to get to know the other members of our church in a relaxed and informal setting – completely different from the formal settings we most often meet each other. Church is really about relationship – so camp is really about allowing our relationships to develop.
If you are unable to stay for the whole weekend, day visitors are welcome.
Registrations close Sunday February 19th 2012
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9th – 11th March 2012
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Anticipated Programme (TBC)
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Friday
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7.00pm Arrive at Camp, choose a cabin and unpack!
8.00pm Icebreakers & Devotions (Hall)
9.00pm Supper (Hall)
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Saturday
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8.00am Breakfast (Hall)
9.00am Fellowship & Bible Study* - Part 1 (Hall)
*The Bible study groups are made up of high school age and above. During these times the Primary school aged children will also be doing a study, and the pre-schoolers will have their own programme as well.
10.15am Morning Tea (Hall)
10.45am Bible Study* - Part 2 (Hall)
12.30pm Lunch (Hall)
1.30pm Free Time / Concert Prep / Activities
3.00pm Afternoon Tea (Hall)
3.30pm More Free Time!!
6.00pm Dinner (Hall)
7.30pm Camp Concert followed by Devotions (Hall)
9.00pm Supper (Hall)
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Sunday
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7.00am Holy Communion on the Beach
8.00am Breakfast (Hall)
9.00am Study Group* – Service Preparation
10.15am Morning Tea (Hall)
11.00am Worship Service (Hall) followed by Camp Photo
12.30pm Lunch (Hall)
1.00pm Pack up and clean up Cabins / Hall
2.00pm Closing Devotions (outside?)
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Registration Details
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It will be great if everyone wanted to come to camp for the whole time - that is the way you will get the most out of the experience. However this will not suit everyone, especially if you live locally and love your own bed! Therefore you are encouraged to join in as much as possible so that you get as much as you can from the experience.
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How can I be Involved in the Camp without Staying Overnight:
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Usually, on the Friday evening people will be put into groups for the Saturday studies. If you can’t come on the Friday evening you’ll miss out on some wonderful fellowship and an opportunity to get to know others - but you are still very welcome and encouraged to arrive before 9am on the Saturday and participate fully in the programme. You will be placed in a group when you arrive.
Please plan to stay the whole day - and go home, if you must, after the concert.
If you only have a little time available during the weekend - what about planning to come out during the free-time on Saturday and enjoy the environment, seaside and fellowship?
Everyone is welcome to come for one or both of the Sunday services and stay for breakfast/lunch.
The Saturday Study Groups will each contribute something during the 11am service so if you plan to be involved in the Saturday programme, but not stay overnight, you might like to plan to come back on Sunday morning and stay for lunch after the service.
The Registration Form enables you to indicate when you plan to be at camp. If different people from the same household plan to be at camp at different times to each other, please use a separate form for each group - i.e. all the people named on one form will be registering for the same camp involvement.
To help the planning and catering, Registration Forms need to be returned by Sunday 19th February, preferably with payment. If this is not possible, please make contact to say that your registration is coming. All payments must be made by the Saturday of Camp at the latest.
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How do I get There?
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Camp Morley is situated at Clarks Beach on the southern shores of the Manukau Harbour. It is 25km from the Papakura/Karaka off-ramp of the Southern Motorway. Camp Morley is located on Clarks Beach Rd between Waiau Pa and Clarks Beach. If you need to give an address to the GPS unit, try 171 Clark’s Beach Rd and then look for the sign to the driveway on the right as you go towards Clarks Beach.
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The camp has modern accommodation with hot showers.
There are 8 x 2-unit buildings, each unit sleeping 10 people.
Every person under the age of 17 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
No animals, no alcohol, and no illegal drugs are to be brought on to the Camp Property.
No smoking is allowed in any of the Camp Buildings
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What do I need to Bring?
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Sleeping bag or linen
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pillow
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blankets
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cup, plates, bowls
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cutlery
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tea towel
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togs & towel
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casual clothing
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toilet gear
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toilet paper
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torch
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raincoat/umbrella
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Bible
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Notepad & pens etc
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Indoor games
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Sports equipment
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Packet of biscuits or baking (for morning / afternoon teas etc.)
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hand towel
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bath mat
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pegs
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first-aid gear
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item for concert
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What Does It Cost?
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Whole Camp
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Day Visitors
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Pre-schoolers- $10.00
School age - $15.00
Non working adults - $30.00
Working adult - $40.00
Maximum charge per family - $90.00
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You still need to bring the relevant items from the “What do I need to Bring?” list.
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No charge if just coming for part of a day and not staying for any meals - camp registration not required, but appreciated to assist planning.
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$5 per day use of facilities charge per adult plus
Breakfast - no charge
Lunch - $3 child, $5 adult
Dinner - $5 child, $10 adult
Pre-schoolers free
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