Winter Camp - Montello, WI

Winter Camp provides a wonderfully unique experience for campers. Experience the beauty of riding horseback through the snowy woods. Perhaps you’ve never played broomball—it’s like hockey without skates. You’ll get to ice skate and fly down a snow-covered hill on tubes.

You’ll also enjoy some traditional camp activities like volleyball, basketball and dance class. We also play games like football and speedaway out in the snow-covered field. There are team-building and challenge activities.

In the evening, enjoy campfire chats and time with friends. We also have the much-anticipated camp dance on the last night of camp.

For a real challenge, some campers will be able to go on our “Winter Camping Challenge.” You’ll spend the night camping out in the snowy Wisconsin woods. Of course, activities may vary some, based on the weather conditions.

In addition to fun, you’ll get to spend time with old friends and meet many new ones. It’s wonderful to spend time with youth of the same faith. Together you’ll learn more about God’s way and His amazing plan for you. Morning Compass Checks and Christian Living classes will help you develop spiritually.

Campers develop a special bond at Winter Camp. Hope to see you there. I know you’ll enjoy the experience.

Transportation

For campers and staff planning to fly to camp, we’ll make arrangements for pick up at Milwaukee’s General Mitchell Airport on Wednesday, Dec. 26, from noon until 3 p.m. Flights should be booked to arrive during that time. There will be an additional $30 fee for the extra night at camp.

The return trip should be planned for Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013, after 2:30 p.m. from Milwaukee’s General Mitchell Airport. If you have any transportation questions, please contact Gale Black at galeblack@comcast.net.

Staff needs

Staff orientation and training will take place the day before camp begins. We’re looking for positive, enthusiastic and dedicated staff members. You will work in a well-structured environment, providing an exciting camp experience and helping the campers grow in the faith. Please contact the camp director, Gary Black, with specific questions about staff needs.