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Fall is Here! 

 

 

Adult Work Weekend

Please join us for lots of fun and lots of work October 1 and 2, 2010 at Pine Trail for the Adult Work Weekend.  Arrive Friday night, $11.00 per person for lodging, and depart by 4:00 PM on Saturday. Pine Trail will provide breakfast and lunch.



Over the summer, things get used, so light repair work is needed.  We also need to build a retaining wall to keep the river front beautiful and cared for.  River front cottage rehab is also scheduled.  Walking  path repair and recovering with crushed concreted needs to continue.  Help us prepare not only for the new season but for the years to come!
 

Rake and Roll 

Youth Group Service Day at Pine Trail, Saturday, October 30, 2010, starting at Noon and ending with a Bonfire at 6:00 PM.  Roast hotdogs, eat smores, rock out to camp songs around the fire and vie for the Traveling Trophy!
 

R.S.V.P for both events to Ellen at 269-857-2564 or email: info@pinetrailcamp.org   

Summer Camp 2010

“All Star Witnesses – Shining Like the Stars” Daniel 12:3

2010 Camp Sessions (Grades entering in Fall of 2010)

Junior Camp Week I July 4 – 10, 2010
This week is for 4th – 6th grades Cost – $250

Junior Camp Week II July 25 – 31, 2010
This week is for 4th – 6th grades Cost – $250

Junior High School Camp July 11 – 17, 2010
This week if for 6th – 9th grades Cost – $260

Senior High School Camp July 18 – 24, 2010
This week is for 9th – 12th grades Cost – $260

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What to Bring and Not to Bring to Camp!

What To Bring: Please mark all campers' possessions. Pine Trail cannot be responsible for items left here. (Unclaimed items will be donated to a local charity.) PERSONAL ITEMS: Bible, notebook, pen or pencil CLOTHING: Daily change of casual clothes, several pairs of shoes including gym shoes, socks, several changes of clothes that can get messy, a jacket, sweater, rain gear, sport clothes, sleepwear. SWIMWEAR: Modest swimsuits BATH ARTICLES: bath towel, beach towel, soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, personal hygiene items. BEDDING: pillow, sleeping bag (or sheets and blankets) SPENDING MONEY: for the canteen - snacks and souvenirs, for paintball (starts at $25), or special projects, i.e. crafts or rocket building. OPTIONAL: camera, flashlight, sunglasses What NOT To Bring: CELL PHONES, Electronic equipment (including TV's, tape/CD players, iPod's, personal gaming devices, radios - including 2-way radios), magazines, drugs of any kind (all medication must be checked in), tobacco, chewing gum, silly string, personal sporting equipment (for paintball, archery, etc.), animals, vehicles (any keys to a vehicle on campus must be turned in), weapons of any kind (including slingshots, air-soft guns, etc.) We reserve the right to confiscate any or all items that arrive and are deemed unsafe or detrimental to our camp environment.


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We wanna hear...  

Maybe we'll even post some of the stories here on the website.

 

 

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