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P a l i s a d e s
C h r i s t i a n
C a m p
2011
“ W h e r e n o o n e g o e s h o m e
h u n g r y ! ”
Phone: 208-523-8627
Cell: 208-589-3674
E-mail:
dtbarber0817@msn.com
Camp Director:
Doug Barber
935 S. Higbee Ave.
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
2011
I d a h o F a l l s C h u rc h
o f C h r i s t
Registration Form
Arrive: Sunday, July 31st @ 2:00pm
Depart: Saturday, August 6th @ 10:00am
Palisades Christian Camp is held at the YMCA Big Elk
Creek Campground, located approximately 50 miles east of Idaho Falls,
off highway 26 just beyond the Palisades Dam.
Why Palisades Christian Camp?
At PCC, it is our mission to inspire and motivate all
who come to live a life worthy of the calling we have received in
Christ! Our goal is that every camper and staff member leaves PCC
spiritually fed and encouraged to devote their lives to the cause of
Christ.
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!
Organized and Sponsored By: Idaho Falls Church of Christ
“Overcome!”
Living Victoriously in a Fallen World
1 John 5:4: “for everyone born of God overcomes the
world."
REGISTRATION FEES
- Pre-registered by July 18th: $75 per camper.
- Late registration after July 18th: $95 per camper.
- Family rate: $200 for 3 or more campers.
- $20 charge for minor children of staff.
- $20 suggested charge for staff members (college
sponsored counselors are exempt)
- Canteen -- Two items per day from the canteen are
included in the price of registration. There will be no cash sale of
canteen items.
A registration deposit of $35 per camper is encouraged,
but not required.
NOTE:
Campers who cannot spend the entire week at camp will be charged $20 for
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Palisades
Christian Camp
A b o u t C A M P
Palisades Christian
Camp is held every year, the 1st week of August at the
YMCA Big Elk Creek camp in the Targhee
National Forrest near the Palisades Reservoir on the
Idaho/Wyoming border. Lodging was provided in the form of cabins
at the camp, and all food was included in the cost of
registration. A large variety of fun activities are available,
including canoeing, and swimming. The whole reason for being there
is for God's
glory and to focus on Him. Thanks to Ken Odle for bringing
their teens and the speakers and for
being one of the speakers last year, We have some very good teachers from our own
congregation that teach classes, do some exceptional
demonstrations, lead some excellent devotionals, and the
campfires are always awesome!! We focus on fun, fellowship, and spiritual renewal
and we feel we always accomplish that task!! All in all,
Palisades Christian Camp are always a
successful, spirit filled camp!
A week at PCC will not soon be forgotten. The camp is
nestled among the Caribou mountains and the beauty of God’s creation is
on full display. In addition to daily Bible study, campers will enjoy a
bunch of fun activities including swimming, boating, canoeing,
tubing/rafting, and hiking. You won’t want to miss it!
P a l i s a d e s C h r i s t i a n
C a m p
DIRECTIONS:
Take
U.S. 26 East out of Idaho Falls about 50 miles. Big Elk
Creek is just 3 miles past the Palisades Dam on the left
side of the road. Turn left on FR262 and follow the road
approximately 2 miles until you arrive at the YMCA
Campgrounds at Big Elk Creek.
DRESS CODE
Shorts should be knee length. No tank tops,
short-shorts, miniskirts, see-thru tops, bare midriffs (for
boys or girls) or baggy pants that allow underwear to show.
Swimsuits need to be modest one-piece
(girls) and swim trunks should be to the knees (boys).
TEENS / PRE-TEENS
To qualify as a teen you must either be
entering the 7th grade in September
2011 or be 13 years old. In general, teens
and pre-teens will not be put in the same cabin. One
possible exception will be if a teen wants to be moved to a
pre-teen cabin with a friend. In that case the teen will not
attend teen activities.
PHONE INFO
The camp does not have a phone. However,
there is limited cell phone coverage in case of emergency.
WHAT NOT TO BRING
No junk food, pop, candy, or gum. This is
available at the canteen every day.
No radios, music players, or any other
portable electronic device, including but
not limited to: laptops, cell phones, or
gaming units.
No firearms, fireworks, matches, knives,
tobacco, drugs, or alcohol.
No “prank” items (all “prank” items will be
provided by staff as needed
☺).
WHAT TO BRING
Sleeping bag, pillow, air mattress or foam
pad, extra blanket, flashlight, chapstick, mosquito
repellant, comb, brush, toothpaste, toothbrush, towels, wash
cloth, soap, and shampoo. In addition, water shoes and
hiking shoes are a must, along with a week’s worth of
clothing, old tennis shoes, warm coat, warm pajamas, canteen
or water bottle for hiking, and rain coat or umbrella in
case of rain.
Be sure
to bring BIBLES with your name in them.
Wednesday Theme Dinner :
Mexican Fiesta — Dress accordingly!!
Registration Form
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