VISION and Camp Talahi

This trip is full! 

Youth from Charlotte, Grand Ledge, and Gaylord are joining together.  The group will leave June 14, 2008 and stay overnight at a church and arrive at Back Bay Mission, in Biloxi on June 15 and work in various rebuilding projects through Friday.  The group will leave Biloxi, June 21 and return to Michigan June 22.

The cost is $300 per person.  Each participant will be responsible for their own meals on journey.  Lodging and meals at Back Bay are included in the fee.  The dead line to register is April 15.  Register on line now by clicking on register now! to the left of this box.  There will be an orientation meeting in late April for all participants and their parents/guardians.

Ruth Fitzgerald from First Congregational Church, Grand Ledge is leading this group and Damien Lake is an additional Chaperone. One additional adult advisor is needed it would be helpful if each had some carpentry/drywall/painting skills. 

Contact Marcia Beer if you are interested being an adult chaperone.

To learn more about Back Bay go to www.backbaymission.org

Youth entering 10th-12th grades who have a desire to serve as Counselors in Training (CIT's) are invited to apply for CIT Camp.  Potential CIT's should be a positive role model, have the ablity to work with chidlren or various ages, a willingness to learn and develop counselor skills, ability to work with others as a team, and a willingness to accept responsibility and previous camp experiencces.  CIT's will serve at camps throughout the summer as scheduled upon successful completion of the CIT Program.

If you believe you are ready for the challenge and joy of being a CIT you will need to complete the application process as listed below.

1. Contact Marcia Beer to request an application form before March 1, 2008
2. Upon receipt of your application form you will be contacted for a phone interview.
3. You will be notivied before April 1 if you have been accepted into the CIT program
4. Register prior to April 15 for CIT Camp.

The CIT program accepts up to 12 male and 12 female applicants for CIT positions each year.  Late applications will be considered on an individual basis as space allows.  Participants who have participated in the CIT program in previous years are NOT GUARANTEED acceptance into the program the second year.

This trip is full! 

Youth from Charlotte, Grand Ledge, and Gaylord are joining together.  The group will leave June 14, 2008 and stay overnight at a church and arrive at Back Bay Mission, in Biloxi on June 15 and work in various rebuilding projects through Friday.  The group will leave Biloxi, June 21 and return to Michigan June 22.

The cost is $300 per person.  Each participant will be responsible for their own meals on journey.  Lodging and meals at Back Bay are included in the fee.  The dead line to register is April 15.  Register on line now by clicking on register now! to the left of this box.  There will be an orientation meeting in late April for all participants and their parents/guardians.

Ruth Fitzgerald from First Congregational Church, Grand Ledge is leading this group and Damien Lake is an additional Chaperone. One additional adult advisor is needed it would be helpful if each had some carpentry/drywall/painting skills. 

Contact Marcia Beer if you are interested being an adult chaperone.

To learn more about Back Bay go to www.backbaymission.org

This trip is full! 

Youth from Charlotte, Grand Ledge, and Gaylord are joining together.  The group will leave June 14, 2008 and stay overnight at a church and arrive at Back Bay Mission, in Biloxi on June 15 and work in various rebuilding projects through Friday.  The group will leave Biloxi, June 21 and return to Michigan June 22.

The cost is $300 per person.  Each participant will be responsible for their own meals on journey.  Lodging and meals at Back Bay are included in the fee.  The dead line to register is April 15.  Register on line now by clicking on register now! to the left of this box.  There will be an orientation meeting in late April for all participants and their parents/guardians.

Ruth Fitzgerald from First Congregational Church, Grand Ledge is leading this group and Damien Lake is an additional Chaperone. One additional adult advisor is needed it would be helpful if each had some carpentry/drywall/painting skills. 

Contact Marcia Beer if you are interested being an adult chaperone.

To learn more about Back Bay go to www.backbaymission.org

Mini Camp

Camp is a real adventure for young, exploring minds.  The days are full of energy, activity, discussion and making new friends.  A new sense of independence and confidence is one of the many outcomes of the camp experience--especially for younger campers.

Mini Camp is for children entering 1st-3rd grades and is designed to provide an exciting introduction to camp for the first time camper.  The camp, three days and two nights, is long enough to become comfortable with camp life and short enought that campers rarely have difficulty being away from home for what may be their first time.  The camp schedule provides routine so campers quickly become comfortable in the camp setting.  Arts and crafts, swimming, boating, nature hikes, cooperative games and other exciting activities expand these new campers horizons.  The camper to counselor ratio is low to assure personal "mom or dad like" attention.

Cost::$200 If registered before April 15      $225 after April 15

Mini Camp

Camp is a real adventure for young, exploring minds.  The days are full of energy, activity, discussion and making new friends.  A new sense of independence and confidence is one of the many outcomes of the camp experience--especially for younger campers.

Mini Camp is for children entering 1st-3rd grades and is designed to provide an exciting introduction to camp for the first time camper.  The camp, three days and two nights, is long enough to become comfortable with camp life and short enought that campers rarely have difficulty being away from home for what may be their first time.  The camp schedule provides routine so campers quickly become comfortable in the camp setting.  Arts and crafts, swimming, boating, nature hikes, cooperative games and other exciting activities expand these new campers horizons.  The camper to counselor ratio is low to assure personal "mom or dad like" attention.

Cost::$200 If registered before April 15      $225 after April 15

Mini Camp

Camp is a real adventure for young, exploring minds.  The days are full of energy, activity, discussion and making new friends.  A new sense of independence and confidence is one of the many outcomes of the camp experience--especially for younger campers.

Mini Camp is for children entering 1st-3rd grades and is designed to provide an exciting introduction to camp for the first time camper.  The camp, three days and two nights, is long enough to become comfortable with camp life and short enought that campers rarely have difficulty being away from home for what may be their first time.  The camp schedule provides routine so campers quickly become comfortable in the camp setting.  Arts and crafts, swimming, boating, nature hikes, cooperative games and other exciting activities expand these new campers horizons.  The camper to counselor ratio is low to assure personal "mom or dad like" attention.

Cost::$200 If registered before April 15      $225 after April 15

Mini Camp

Camp is a real adventure for young, exploring minds.  The days are full of energy, activity, discussion and making new friends.  A new sense of independence and confidence is one of the many outcomes of the camp experience--especially for younger campers.

Mini Camp is for children entering 1st-3rd grades and is designed to provide an exciting introduction to camp for the first time camper.  The camp, three days and two nights, is long enough to become comfortable with camp life and short enought that campers rarely have difficulty being away from home for what may be their first time.  The camp schedule provides routine so campers quickly become comfortable in the camp setting.  Arts and crafts, swimming, boating, nature hikes, cooperative games and other exciting activities expand these new campers horizons.  The camper to counselor ratio is low to assure personal "mom or dad like" attention.

Cost::$200 If registered before April 15      $225 after April 15

This camp is for campers entering 11^th and 12^th grades. Campers will enjoy a spirit filled, fun packed week. Discussions on the joys and challenges of youth today in a caring and compassionate community sprinkled in throughout the week with plenty of time to play, talk, and explore.

This camp is for campers entering 11^th and 12^th grades. Campers will enjoy a spirit filled, fun packed week. Discussions on the joys and challenges of youth today in a caring and compassionate community sprinkled in throughout the week with plenty of time to play, talk, and explore.

This camp is for campers entering 11^th and 12^th grades. Campers will enjoy a spirit filled, fun packed week. Discussions on the joys and challenges of youth today in a caring and compassionate community sprinkled in throughout the week with plenty of time to play, talk, and explore.

This camp is for campers entering 11^th and 12^th grades. Campers will enjoy a spirit filled, fun packed week. Discussions on the joys and challenges of youth today in a caring and compassionate community sprinkled in throughout the week with plenty of time to play, talk, and explore.

This camp is for campers entering 11^th and 12^th grades. Campers will enjoy a spirit filled, fun packed week. Discussions on the joys and challenges of youth today in a caring and compassionate community sprinkled in throughout the week with plenty of time to play, talk, and explore.

This camp is for campers entering 11^th and 12^th grades. Campers will enjoy a spirit filled, fun packed week. Discussions on the joys and challenges of youth today in a caring and compassionate community sprinkled in throughout the week with plenty of time to play, talk, and explore.

This camp is for young campers and their parent(s) or grand parent(s) to discover the joys of camp life.  Campers may choose to stay onenight or two to experience an introduction to camp for young campers, huilding confidence and independence.  The schedule allows and encourages meaningful interaction between children campers and their caregivers in a setting away from the distractions and demands of home. Time is planned for adult conversation, intergenerational activities and pleanty of time to relax and renew.

Creative Sprit camp is open to youth entering grades 6-8. 

The Creative Spirit Camp community comes together to explore their creative gifts and share their perspective and faith. The schedule and program at this camp encourages participants to bring their interests and skills to share—and to learn from other campers. The group designs a program or presentation based on their interests and the gifts they bring. In addition to the creative arts focus, campers will have many opportunities to enjoy the full scope of camp life—arts and crafts, nature, canoeing, swimming, campfires and more!

Wilderness Adventure is open to all boys and girls entering grades 6-8. Wilderness Adventure Camp is new this year. Campers will challenge themselves through activities including backpacking, outdoor cookery, wilderness survival, tracking, wilderness first aid, navigation and sleeping out under the stars in the back forty!