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Bulletin
Please feel free to include the following Bulletin Blips in your church bulletin
(feel free to make
changes in the order they appear). In addition to these “blips”, a reproducible
bulletin insert
has been prepared for use on any Sunday during this spring. Thank you for your
support of the ministry of Cedarkirk!
March 7, 2010
The 2010 Cedarkirk Summer Camp brochures have been mailed! This year
Cedarkirk is offering nearly 50 programs for all ages and interests. You can
pick up your camp brochure here at the church or by visiting www.cedarkirk.org
on the web. If you have questions, contact the camp office: 813-685-4224 or
camps@cedarkirk.org.
March 14
Come experience Cedarkirk for the first time! Explorer Camps are for
those who have completed 1st through 3rd grade. These events provide safe,
meaningful camping experiences for children who would like to try camp, but
aren't sure they want to be away from home for a full week. Read about these
exciting camps in a summer camp brochure - available here at church - or
register online at www.cedarkirk.org.
March 21
Do you enjoy working with children and youth?
Do you enjoy playing, learning, and worshiping in the great outdoors? Are you
seeking to hear what God is calling you to do this summer and beyond? Cedarkirk
Camp and Conference Center invites young adults at least a year beyond their
high school graduation to consider serving as part of the 2010 summer staff.
There are a variety of positions available. Job descriptions, dates of
employment, and an online application can be found at www.cedarkirk.org.
March 28
Are you looking to really make a difference in people's lives and learn
more about God's call to mission? The Helping Hands mission camp at Cedarkirk
invites Middle School and Senior High campers to explore the little and big ways
in which we can serve God in the world around us. Campers can receive service
hours for their help. Let's join together in fun and service to further God's
kingdom! You can register online at www.cedarkirk.org or by using a summer camp
brochure available here at the church.
April 4
Do you know a 3rd-6th grader who is looking for a fun summer camp
experience? Campers in the Junior Camp at Cedarkirk will enjoy cooking over a
campfire, Bible studies, arts and crafts, swimming in the pool, canoeing,
archery, climbing the rock wall, zip lining, and sleeping in the cabins. You can
register online at www.cedarkirk.org or by using a summer brochure available
here at the church.
April 11
Do you like surprises? The Magical Mystery Tour camp at Cedarkirk offers
9th-12th grade campers the chance to be surprised every day. The mystery of the
unknown allows you to bond with friends as you stay in the moment and let
tomorrow bring what tomorrow brings. Find out more online (www.cedarkirk.org) or
by picking up a brochure here at the church.
AND/OR
Are you intrigued by the natural world around you and enjoy
spending time outdoors? The Water Wonder Adventure camp for 3rd-6th graders or
The Source program for 7th-12th graders may be the perfect camp program for you.
Come join us for an in-depth exploration into God's gift of water. We will play
in and learn about the waters that fill the Alafia River and explore how our
actions effect our own water supply. The week will culminate with a
behind-the-scenes tour and overnight experience at the Florida Aquarium! For
more information or to register, visit www.cedarkirk.org or contact the camp:
camps@cedarkirk.org or 813-685-4224.
April 18
OPEN HOUSE at Cedarkirk! On Saturday, May 1st, from 1:00-5:00pm,
Cedarkirk opens its doors to parents, guardians, and children. This is a great
opportunity to learn about our summer programs, see first-hand the facilities
and activities available, and get a feel for what your child will experience.
This is also an excellent chance to introduce a first time camper to how much
fun summer camp can be. Join us for a tour, hayride, s'mores, climbing on the
rock wall, and other activities as we give you a taste of what summer camp will
be like. Find more information online at www.cedarkirk.org or give us a call at
813-685-4224, ext. 1. See you there!
April 25
CAMP IS NOT JUST FOR KIDS! You & Me Conferences are special events at
Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center for children ages 3-12 and their adult
relatives or guardians. These mini-vacations provide opportunities for you to
get away with that special child or grandchild in your life. Get more
information at www.cedarkirk.org or by picking up a summer camp brochure in the
church office.
May 2
A great program for a creative son or daughter is the Cedarkirk Music,
Arts, and Drama Camps (offered separately for both elementary and
mid-high/senior high youth). Campers in these programs explore their creative
talents throughout the week while also enjoying all the traditional Cedarkirk
activities! Learn more about these exciting experiences by finding a brochure
here at the church, online at www.cedarkirk.org, or by contacting Cedarkirk at
camps@cedarkirk.org or 813-685-4224.
May 9
New for 2010, the One to Won Conference offers 7th-12th grade students
with developmental disabilities an opportunity to spend three days at summer
camp experiencing all of our great activities with high school buddies in a
sister program - One to Won Buddies. A Cedarkirk staple, Reach Out, offers
week-long camping programs for adults with developmental disabilities. A high
ration of staff and volunteers ensures a safe and rewarding chance for fun and
growth, no matter what your age or stage in life! Contact Cedarkirk at
813-685-4224 or camps@cedarkirk.org for more information.
May 16
ADVENTURE AT CEDARKIRK! This summer, plan to spend a week sea-kayaking
through Florida's lush mangroves, climbing ropes high into the trees, and
cooking out over a campfire. Extreme Camps are open to campers who have
completed 8th-12th grade. Join others who want to try out new adventures by
climbing, canoeing, camping, kayaking, and figuring out how faith fits into real
life. Read about this exciting program in a Cedarkirk summer camp brochure here
at church or register online at www.cedarkirk.org.
May 23
Experience a special Christian community at Cedarkirk and make this a
summer that you will never forget. Summer camp programs are available for
1st-12th graders and there is something for everyone. Make your plans today for
camp to be a part of your summer. You can register online at www.cedarkirk.org
or receive a brochure by contacting the Cedarkirk office at
camps@cedarkirk.org or 813-685-4224.
May 30
Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center would like to thank the churches of
the presbytery for their incredible support of its summer camp program. Last
year we had an excellent summer in camper registrations and we are looking
forward to an even bigger program this year. If you have not already registered
your child or youth, camp brochures are available here at the church or online
at www.cedarkirk.org.
June 6
The camp staff at Cedarkirk is preparing for a full and exciting summer.
We ask that you keep the staff and campers in your prayers - that this summer
might be a time of growth and inspiration for all. Some camp sessions still have
openings, so please visit www.cedarkirk.org or contact the Cedarkirk office at
camps@cedarkirk.org or 813-685-4224 to secure a spot for your child.
June 13
It is not too late! There are still openings for many of the camps at
Cedarkirk this summer. A week at camp may be one of the most effective forms of
Christian nurture that a church can provide. Make camp a part of your summer by
contacting the Cedarkirk office at camps@cedarkirk.org or 813-685-4224.
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