CAMP - All You Need To Know

OBJECTIVE OF CAMP

Berean Youth Camp aims to provide young people with spiritual, social, educational, and physical enrichment while enjoying good food, fun, and fellowship.


WHAT TO BRING

  • Bedding: Sheets, blankets, pillow & pillowcase
  • Toiletries: Towels, wash rag, soap, toothbrush paste, other personal items
  • Utensils: Cup, plate, knife, fork, etc.
  • Clothes: light sweater, shoes, umbrella or raincoat, games clothes, casual clothes for a week.
  • Stationery Items: Bible, notebook, pencils/pens, flashlight
  • Money: For tuck shop, emergency, etc.

WHAT CAN BE EXPECTED

  • Good Food, Fun, and Fellowship
  • Sound Doctrine, Bible Studies, and Quizzes
  • Extra-Curricular Activities
  • Inspirational Chapel Sessions
  • Lively Discussions
  • Rap Sessions
  • Indoor & Outdoor Games
  • Prizes & Surprises

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