Youth Pastor Information Packet

8/8/2019 Youth Pastor Information Packet

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OG CAMP & THE OUR GENERATION STUDENT LEADERSHIP CAMP

The OG in the name OG Camp is

an abbreviation for Our Generation.

Nearly 10 years ago a coalition of

pastors, concerned believers, and

missionaries formed a mobilization

team to motivate middle school, high

school, and college age students to get

involved in missions.

The OG Camp is one of the events

founded and ran by missionaries to do

just that!

On the same campus we will be hosting

the 6th annual Our Generation Student

Leadership Camp for college age

students who are interested in

learning, training, and serving in foreign

missions.

We be will motivated by the story of

the Mount Hermon Conference of

1886. (info found on the next page).

You will be able to find more

information and register at

www.bcwe.org

The event will be hosted by Vision

Baptist Church of Alpharetta, GA

www.visionbaptist.com

Turning teens and the world upside down for Christ.

MAY 30TH - JUNE 3RD

FORT BLUFF CAMP &

RETREAT CENTER

MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE STUDENTS

OG CAMP 2011

hosted at


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Mount Hermon 1886A story worth repeating...

Mount Hermon, Massachusetts, has beenwaiting expectantly for years beside theConnecticut River, waiting for the MountHermon Conference to reconvene. Up to thisday, however, it has not seen the like. Thoughmany decades have passed since then, theeffect the conference had on the students whoparticipated and on many other people incountries around the world has scarcely beensurpassed. Dwight Moodyhad called the conference,the first national intercollegiate Bible study inAmerica. Mr. Moody was one of the two orthree most prominent evangelists in American

history to that day. This unlettered ex-shoesalesman whose message commanded theattention of English nobility as easily as that ofhis beloved street urchins he cared for inChicago.

To a generation resigned to an every manfor himself approach to life, the immediateoutcome of the Mount Hermon Conferencemay seem strange, though the actions takenwere simple enough. By its close, 100 youngmen had decided to give their lives away in the

bright New England summer of 1886.John R. Mott, in later years a leader in whatcame to be called the Student VolunteerMovement, was a student then who by his ownreckoning the conference marked a decisiveturn in the course of his life. What follows isexcerpted from his first-person account,written down when he revisited MountHermon years later:

There came together here at MountHermon in the month of July, 1886, 251

student delegates. We came from eighty-ninedifferent universities and colleges. With nineof my fellow-students I came from one of theeastern universities, Cornell University.

The leading universities of Canada wererepresented, likewise every section of theUnited States, unless it was the Pacific Coast.There were some quite large delegations,especially from Dartmouth, Amherst, Yale,

Cornell, and Randolph-Macon, one of thecolleges of Virginia.

Among the delegates were a few professorsand teachers, but speaking generally, it was anundergraduate gathering. We met for a periodof four weeks.... We had one platform meetingeach day, which was what we might call a

double-header or a triple-header.Another feature of the daily program was

the little companylittle, I say, althoughbefore the conference was over it includednearly every delegatewhich met for an hourevery morning to discuss methods of carryingon work among our fellow students in theschools and colleges.

In the long afternoons and in the earlyevening, often beneath these beautiful elmtrees ... I remember discussions about the

superhuman work of Christ in conversion,about the principles that should guide one inchoosing a lifework, about the second comingof our Lord. As a result of these manydiscussions under the trees, possibly evenmore than through public addresses, mensdoubts were dissipated, and their faithbecame a reality.

Another part of the daily program was theopportunity for personal fellowship. Weroamed up and down this side of the river, and

we crossed the river and climbed along thesides of the distant hills. Sometimes a manwould go alone, again there would be two men;at times, a little larger companyit might bean entire college delegation.(read the entire story atwww.bcwe.org)

In my library at home ... is a leather-boundnotebook in which I wrote down very carefullyfull notes on all the sermons and addressesand discussions of those four wonderful weeks.I first took them down roughly, and thenduring the afternoons I copied them in ink,underlining with red ink the points that had
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Lets cut right to the chase. With so

many camps why do we think we have

something special that is unique andspecial.

Here are 10 Reasons:

1. Our camp was started and is ran by

foreign missionaries.

2. We present a passionate plea to

surrender that is not limited to but

definitely includes a call for foreign

missions.

3. We emphasize the much needed roleof discipleship in the youth ministry.

4. We have a Be, Do, Serve, Train

ministering philosophy that helps

students live from the inside out.

5. Students get real time with

missionaries.

6. The entire camp is air conditioned.

7. We can provide all that traditional

ingredients you expect at a camp

then some.. at a price you can hardly

beat.

8. We have a blob.

9. We are going to help you with

materials to promote camp to your

students.

10. You can bring your middle school tocollege age students and get

environments created especially for

them.

Why do we think that the OG Camp & Our GenerationStudent Leadership Camp is unique and needed?

CORE VALUES

THEME:FOR THE SAKE OF HIS NAME

TERMS:OG CAMP - CAMP FOR

MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH

SCHOOL STUDENTS

OUR GENERATION

STUDENT LEADERSHIP

CAMP - CAMP FOR

COLLEGE AGE STUDENTS

INTERESTED IN MISSIONS

EVERYTHING WE DO WILL

BE SATURATED IN A

SINCERE, PASSIONATE

DESIRE FOR MISSIONS

THE WORLD CAN AND

SHOULD BE REACHED IN

OUR GENERATION.

EVERY BELIEVER SHOULD BE

INVOLVED IN D ISCIPLESHIP

THE HIGHEST MOTIVE FOR

MISSIONS I S THE GLORY OF

GOD

OUR NEW IDENTITY IN

CHRIST SHOULD EFFECT

EVERY ACTION AND PLAN

WE MAKE AS CHRISTIANS.


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A unique formatthat allows formaximum impact.

With the great resource of missionaries

and the large campus we have decided to

have the OG Camp and the Our

Generation Student Leadership at the

same time and on the same campus.

GO, SEND, PRAY OR DISOBEY

THE GREAT COMMISSION GIVES NO

OTHER OPTIONS

Middle & High School Students

The students will have a teachingenvironment especially created to discuss

issues of their Christian life that will be

relevant to them. The afternoon will be

filled with team games and sports

competitions. The missionaries will join in

with us to give the students a real chance

to get know foreign missionaries as

friends.

College Age Students

This is our 6th straight year to offer theOur Generation Student Leadership

Camp to college age students. While the

OG Camp will be meeting and hearing

from our missionary guests the college

students will be able to choose from a

variety of missions related topics and be

involved in break out sessions with the

missionaries. They will have the

opportunity to serve with helping with the

OG Camp in the afternoon and with

special missions presentations.

The OG Camp and the OG Student

Leadership Camp will join together at

night for a special time of prayer and

preaching from the missionaries.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

WE BELIEVE MIDDLE SCHOOL

STUDENTS ARE AT A CRUCIAL POINT

IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT AS

CHRISTIANS!

WE WILL EMPHASIZE THE

FOLLOWING WITH THEM:

UNDERSTANDING OF THE GOSPEL.

UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR

IDENTITY IN CHRIST.

PROPER VIEW OF THE GREAT

COMMISSION

HIGH SCHOOL

WE BELIEVE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

HOLD TREMENDOUS POTENTIAL TO

CHANGE THE WORLD STARTING NOW!



HOW TO SHARE THE GOSPEL

THE IMPORTANCE OF DISCIPLESHIP.

WHO THEY ARE IN CHRIST. RESPONSIBLE OF ALL BELIEVERS TO

BE INVOLVED IN WORLD MISSIONS.

COLLEGE

STUDENTS

WE BELIEVE COLLEGE STUDENTS

NEED TO BE CHALLENGED AND

INSTRUCTED TO GIVE THEIR LIVES TO

THE CAUSE OF WORLD EVANGELISM.



OPPORTUNITIES AROUND THE

WORLD.

HOW TO PREPARE YOURSELF

HOW TO BE A MISSIONS MOBILIZER


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FORT BLUFF IN DAYTON, TN

Fort Bluff Camp is located just six miles northwest of

Dayton, TN. Our 68 acre camp sits high atop DaytonMountain and boasts breathtaking views of the TennesseeRiver Valley and Smokey Mountains. Fort Bluff Camp issurrounded by hundreds of acres of privately owned forestand wilderness, making it a haven from the stress of dailylife.

370 Fort Bluff Camp RoadDayton, TN 37321-6459FortBluff.com


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WHAT IS THERE TO DO?

If you are going to take us to a new camp it better be fun! I can already hear it now from the

students. Their will be no shortage of excitement at this camp. We know there are certain

expectations teenagers have concerning summer camp. Fort Bluff is a premier camp and retreat

center with all the bells and whistles to match!

We desire to have the opportunity for our missionaries to share their passion for the Gospel, our

new life in Christ, and our opportunity to be involved in Gods mission. For this to happen we know

we must deliver a camp that you will want to attend and return to. This is our plan!

Outside of the passionate preaching and teaching we will have a blast in our team events. The camp

will be divided up into teams by people groups and will compete with each other. Our games will be

wild, remarkable games around the emphasis of foreign missions.

We will be using the services of the Fort Bluff Summer Staff to run the afternoon sporting events.

You teenagers will have a chance to make teams and register to events on the first day of camp

This is probably the most commonly ask question

about camp. I am glad to say we have a great answer!

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FOLLOWING:

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MISSIONARIES

2. MISSIONSPRESENTATIONS

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5. MISSIONS

OPPORTUNITIES


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Our Generation is renting the facilities of Fort Bluff Camp and Retreat Center. The majority ofcamper rules and expectations were set by Fort Bluff. We have great appreciation fort thisorganization. We are going to do everything possible to be good tenants. We ask for your help.You can help us by following these guidelines.

BEFORE ARRIVAL1. Registration forms sent in or filled out online - indicates your intention of attending2. $50 Registration - required from each person attending camp. This fee is non-refundable, but is transferable, and cannot be pro-rated. This fee applies toward the Balance atRegistration. This must be sent in no later than April 1st.3. Housing - final head count (individual count for boys, girls, men, women) for one week camp.ALL HOUSING IS ON A FIRST PAY-FIRST ACCOMMODATED BASIS. Bunkhouses restroomfacilities at gym; good for those requiring more privacy than dorms provide; 12 24 people perroom. Dorms attached restroom facilities; good for those who like meeting new people and do notrequire their group to be alone; 12 24 people per room. Lodge private restroom in each room,14-16 people per room; additional $40/person.

ARRIVALARRIVAL Monday 1pm to 3pm/ DEPARTURE Friday 10am1. Registration - is Monday from 1pm to 3pm. There is an important counselor meeting at 3 pm.Supper is served at 5pm. If you will arrive late, please call the office.

You will need to bring to Registration the following:2. Health Forms - mandatory for every person coming to camp including adults. Forms must besigned and notarized . . . no exceptions. Both parents signatures are required, in addition tocampers signature. Once form has been completed, signed, and notarized, make a copy. Theoriginal will be given to the Fort Bluff Camp; the copy will be given to youth leaders. This form isfound on our website at: http://www.bcwe.org.3. Roster - listing of all attending camp. This form is found on our website http://www.bcwe.org

4. Balance - via CASHIERS CHECKS, MONEY ORDERS, TRAVELER

S CHECKS, or CASH; nochurch checks, personal checks, or credit cards.

The cost is $175 per teen camper/counselor. If Camper Deposits ($50 per camper) are received byDecember 31st, cost is $150 per teen camper/counselor or if a teen is from a partnering youthgroup. Those requesting to stay in the Lodge (our newest facility, which includes private bathroomsin each room), there will be an additional charge of $40/person.

Partnering youth groups are those who have made a verbal and financial commitment byDecember 31st to bring their youth groups of the OG Camp or the Our Generation StudentLeadership Camp. A $500 deposit is required and goes towards your camp payment.

Deadlines

December 31st !Partnering Youth Group Program ($500)" " " All campers from partnering youth group program receive $25 whenever they register.

January 15th ! Early Registrant Discount ($25)" " " This is applicable to youth groups not part of the youth group program and Individuals.

April 1st! ! Final REGISTRATION DEADLINE" " " After this date we are not able to guarantee anyone a space at the camp. If we are! ! ! able to find them a spot they will not receive a camp shirtt and notebook.

Logistical Information
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CAMP OPERATIONFrom Fort BluffOur goal is to create a positive attitude among all campers to enhance the working of Gods Word and

the Holy Spirit in their hearts.

A. CAMP RULESFort Bluff Camp is a Christiancamp and retreat center. The standards we maintain apply to everycamper. Any camper who is not cooperative is subject to dismissal at his own expense. If we cannotcontrol a camper, then he/she cannot stay. Our rules and standards will be enforced, in love, butenforced for all.

It is the youth leader s responsibility to communicate our rules, dress code, and standards ofconducts clearly before coming to Fort Bluff Camp.

B. DRESS CODE

The guidelines stated in the following paragraphs are the acceptable dress code for Fort Bluff Camp.We have many churches whose dress codes differ from each other; however, youth leaders handlethe situation very well by explaining to their young people that sometimes it is necessary to practiceflexibility. Since our camps are only a week, the change will not be a difficult one.

Girls/Ladies Please be modest at all times. No see-through, low-cut, or tight clothing.Evening Services: Church or school attire.Boys/Men Please be modest at all times. No cut-off t-shirts or tight clothing. Evening TabernacleServices: Church or school attire

C. FIRST AIDAlthough we have first aid facilities available at the camp, we cannot always tend to your young

people as quickly as we would like. Therefore, it is essential that you bring a basic first aid kit withyou. It should include non-aspirin pain reliever, bee sting medication, antiseptic ointment, insectrepellent, ace bandages, band aids, sunburn lotion, and self adhesive strips.

D. CHURCH COUNSELOR INVOLVEMENTWe do not set a guideline for how many adult workers are needed per amount of campers sentfrom a church. We do, however, encourage as many youth workers as possible to join us. Theyneed to be their to deal with their students as God deals with their hearts. We will speak about thesubject or the discipleship/mentor relationship and we need the youth workers there to model thisdynamic.

Here are some of the ways they will be involved: Dealing with their students at the altar as needed. Encouraging and helping the students get involved in the afternoon events. Times of information assimilation after the evening service to help the students get the most

out of their day. Helping students develop an exit plan from camp back to real life. We believe camp decisions

are REAL! but they need to be REALLY followed up.

Basic Information


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THE BASHORE

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES TO THE

MUSLIMS OF NORTH AFRICA

Speakers from around the world!

THE TAUBE

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES TO THE

COUNTRY OF CHINA

THE GARDNER

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES IN THE

COUNTRY OF PERU

THE GARDNER

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES IN THE

COUNTRY OF PERU

THE HOLT

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES TO THE

COUNTRY OF CHILE

THE WHITE

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES TO THE

COUNTRY OF BOLIVIA

THE BASSHAM

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES TO THE

COUNTRY OF THAILAND

THE NEWTON

FAMILY

MISSIONARIES TO THE

COUNTRY OF SPAIN


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Additional Camp Staff

THE CORNWELL

FAMILY

MISSIONS MOBILIZER AND

STUDENT PASTOR

WWW.TRENTCORNWELL.COM

THE COFFEY

FAMILY

DIRECTOR OF VISION

BAPTIST MISSIONS

THE GARDNER

FAMILY

MISSIONARY FOR OVER 20

YEARS, CHURCH PLANTER,

HOST PASTOR

THE HOWETH

FAMILY

MISSIONS MOBILIZER,

DIRECTOR OF THE OGTC, AND

DEPUTATION DIRECTOR AT

MWBM

Vision Baptist Church is located in Alpharetta, GA. The church was planted in Marchof 2006 and was established for the sole purpose of glorifying God through reachingthe world with the Gospel in our generation.

With the God given resources of our church members, staff missionaries, andstrategic partners we will be hosting the first annual OG Camp and 6th annual OurGeneration Student Leadership Camp! Vision Baptist is praying that God will workmightily this week in the heart of your students. Our church staff will be there withkey volunteers to facilitate a wonderful environment for spiritual growth.

You can learn about Vision Baptist Churchs beliefs, doctrinal statement, and corevalues at www.VisionBaptist.com

The student body of the Our Generation Training Center will also beserving as camp counselors. Learn about the OGTC at www.ogtc.info
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We are so excited you are considering sending your middle schoolteenager to the 2011 OG Camp! We believe God has wonderful

things in store for the week. We are working and praying that yourteenager will grow in their love for Jesus and missions during these5 days.

The camp was designed and is ran by foreign missionaries! Webelieve your child will greatly benefit from getting to spend timewith these missionaries. They will be challenged to surrender theirlives over to the King of Kings and allow Him to direct their steps.Foreign missions will not be given as the only path for the obedientChristian life, however, it may be for some. They will be challenged toconsider how they can use their talents in a way and place that is

pleasing unto the Lord.

May 30th - June 3rdCost $175

OG CAMPMiddle School Students | Parent Information Form7th - 8th Grade

YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT THE CAMP AND MEET THE

MISSIONARY SPEAKERS AT WWW.BCWE.ORG

CHECKLIST

1. Registration form, MedicalWaiver form, $50 depositturned in by the deadline

Date:_____________________

2. Gather supplies for thePacking List (on the backpage).

Turn in your remainingbalance to the youth ministryof your church.

Date:_____________________

3.Have your child packed andready to go for camp and atthe church on Monday, May30th

Time: _________________

3.Be at the church on Friday,June the 3rd to pick up yourchild and to hear theirstories!

Time: _________________
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WHAT SHOULD YOU BR ING?This list is not exhaustive but it will give you a great start! There are no available laundry

facilities on the campsite. There is a Canteen but it does not serve as a replacement for

Wal-Mart so you will want to come prepared.


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We are so excited you are considering sending your high schoolteenager to the 2011 OG Camp! We believe God has wonderful

things in store for the week. We are working and praying that yourteenager will grow in their love for Jesus and missions during these5 days.

The camp was designed and is ran by foreign missionaries! Webelieve your child will greatly benefit from getting to spend timewith these missionaries. They will be challenged to surrender theirlives over to the King of Kings and allow Him to direct their steps.Foreign missions will not be given as the only path for the obedientChristian life, however, it may be for some. They will be challenged toconsider how they can use their talents in a way and place that is

pleasing unto the Lord.

May 30th - June 3rdCost $175

OG CAMPHigh School Students | Parent Information Form9th - 12th Grade

YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT THE CAMP AND MEET THE

MISSIONARY SPEAKERS AT WWW.BCWE.ORG

CHECKLIST


Date:_____________________

2. Gather supplies for thePacking List (on the backpage).

Turn in your remainingbalance to the youth ministryof your church.

Date:_____________________

3.Have your child packed andready to go for camp and atthe church on Monday, May30th

Time: ________________

3.Be at the church on Friday,June the 3rd to pick up yourchild and to hear theirstories!

Time: _________________
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Why are you waiting? It is time to dive in! We are so grateful to Godfor the last 6 summers God has sent talented, passionate, missions

minded college age students to us for an incredible week of missionstraining. We pray you are coming to be prepared to learn from themissionaries, serve by helping with the middle school and highschool students, and grow in your walk with the Lord!

We would like to encourage you to go to bcwe.org or googleMount Hermon Conference 1886. It was the story of this campthat motivated the Our Generation Mobilization Team tohost a camp for college age delegates across the country.

God has tremendously blessed this camp with dozens of college age

students who made missions decisions at this camp serving allaround the world. We firmly believe we will reach the world withthe Gospel in our generation and we are excited that you areinvolved in this missions movement!

College StudentsPost High School & Interested in Foreign Missions

YOU CAN FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE GUEST

MISSIONARIES AND REGISTER ONLINE AT

WWW.BCWE.ORG

CHECKLIST


Date: April 1st (deadline) Dec. 31st for Early Registrant Discount ($25)

2. Send in your remainingbalance by April the 1st.

3. Be at Fort Bluff Camp by 3pm on May the 30th with yourremaining financial balance.

370 Fort Bluff Camp RoadDayton, TN 37321-6459

FortBluff.com

If you have any questionsplease contact our LeadershipCamp Secretary.

Ms. Tracy [email protected]
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MondayTravel (lunch on your own)

Registration 1-3 pm

Student Orientation 3 pm

(organize into people groups;

schedule & rules)

Leader Orientation 3:45 pm

(family group prep; logistics,etc.)

Dinner 5-6 pm

Family Groups 6:15 pm

Youth Pastors Pray 6:45 pm

Pre-service 7:00 pm

Worship Service 7:30 pm

Church group time 9:30 pm

(after service debrief)

Free time in hang out area

In Rooms 11 pm

Tuesday ThursdayBreakfast 8 - 9am

Personal Devotions 9 - 9:30

Family Groups 9:45-10:15

Morning Gathering 10:15-11:45

Lunch 12-12:45

Sports Recreation 1 - 3 pm

Team Competition 3 - 4 pm

Dinner 5-6 pm

Missionaries at tables 6:30 pm

Youth Pastors Pray 6:45 pm

Pre-service 7:00 pm

Worship Service 7:30 pm

Church group time 9:30 pm

(after service debrief)

Free time in hang out area

In Rooms 11pm

FridayBreakfast 8-9 am

Personal Devotions 9-9:30

Camp Pictures Taken 9:30 am

(in camp shirt)

Morning Gathering 9:45-11:15

Travel (sack lunch provided)

Basic Daily Schedule | OG Camp


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What are the

accommodations for

youth workers who come?

Those requesting to stay in the

Lodge (our newest facility, which

includes private bathrooms in

each room), there will be an

additional charge of $40/person.

What is the theme for

his name sake about?

This phrase comes from 3 John

1: 7. It speaks of the highest

motive for missions.

We will also use the story of

two young Moravian young

missionaries who sold

themselves into slavery to drive

home the them.

What will the services

look like?

They will be lively services with

God honoring music. We will

hear from many missionaries live

and from videos. There will be

skits and missions presentations

by the students of the OG

Student Leadership Conference.

What will the weather be

like?

During the summer months we

enjoy a lot of sun and warm

weather. The average

temperature for the summer

season usually hovers around 80

to 85 degrees. The occasional

thunderstorm does make an

appearance to cool things off.

How with the youth

workers be involved?

Dealing with their

students at the altar as

needed.

Encouraging and

helping the students get

involved in the

afternoon events.

Times of information

assimilation after the

evening service to help

the students get the

most out of their day.

Helping students

develop an exit plan

from camp back to real

life. We believe camp

decisions are REAL! but

they need to be

REALLY followed up.

What about kids with food

allergies?We will do our best to

accommodate them with a

separate menu but will need

your help knowing in advance.

Will the teenagers be able to

call home?

We will ask the students not to

bring their phones off the bus

or vans. It will be up to the

discretion of the youth

workers from their church to

decide if they can borrow a

cell phone to call home.

What is the OGTC?

That is an acronym for the

Our Generation Training

Center. The OGTC is a three

year missions training ministry

of Vision Baptist Church.

What is the religious

affiliation of all the

speakers?

Every speaker and missionary

speaking at the camp will be

from Independent Baptist

churches and organizations.

F.A.O.W.B.A.Q.FREQUENTLY ASKED OR WILL BE ASKED QUESTIONS


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STUDENT INFORMATION

Name: _________________________________ Email: __________________________________

Address: ________________________________ Phone: __________________________________

________________________________ Date of Birth: _____/_____/_______

City:_____________________ State:____ Shirt Size: (circle) S M L XL XXL

PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION

Last Name: _____________________ First Name: _____________________E-mail: _____________________ Phone Number: __________________CHURCH & COLLEGE INFORMATION

Name: _________________________________ City:_____________________ State: ____

Name of College (if applicable):___________________________________________________

INSURANCE INFORMATION

Is the participant covered by family medial/hospital insurance? Yes NoCarrier or Plan Name: _____________________ Group #: _____________________Address: _______________________ City: _____________________ State: ______Zip Code: ________

Name of Insured: _________________________ Relationship to participant:_______________________Emergency Contact Name:__________________________________

Emergency Contact Phone:__________________________________

Please, read and have a parent of guardian sign the medical release

waiver on the back of this form

_____________________________________________________________________________________

Registration FormsOG Camp & Our Generation Student Leadership Camp

IF YOU ARE REGISTERING WITH

YOUR YOUTH GROUP THEN

PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER

ONLINE

OFFICE USE

Middle School

High School

College

Partnering Church

Early Registrant (Dec 31)

Registration paid

Full Payment

Church Group

Individual

Fool Allergies

_____________________

_____________________

_____________________

Camp# ______________


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WE ARE MORE

CONCERNED ABOUT

WHO WILL BE AT THIS

CAMP THAN HOW MANY

Purpose: To promote and reward early registration to the youth ministries we believe wouldbenefit and add value to the camp.

Expectations: We ask the youth pastor and pastor from the partnering church to sign a campcommitment form and send in a $500 deposit by Dec. 31st. The $500 deposit will be used towardsyour remaining camp balance when you arrive at camp. It will be not be refundable.

Benefits: It is our desire to help our Partnering Youth Groups bring a many teens and college

age students as possible so we will do the following:

Provide you exclusive access to promotional videos from our missionaries introducing themselves

and promoting the camp.

Sending camp representatives to your church to discuss with youth workers, parents, and teens

the camp.

Allows every student you register to receive the $25 discount all the way up to

April 1st!

PartnershipPROGRAM

We want to show our appreciation

to the youth groups who commitearly to our 2011 summer camp. We

have missionaries flying in from

around the world and we are doing

our best to have as many students at

the camp as possible.

We would like for you to prayerfully

consider being in the Partnering

Youth Group Program.

Documents

Youth Pastor Information Packet