(Grades listed refer to the grades children and youth will enter this fall.)
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Singin’ & Swingin’
June 4-22 — For 4 months to 3rd grade
Night Owl Camp
June 18-21 — For grades 3-5
Vacation Bible School
June 25-28 — For 4-year-olds to fourth grade
“Misson On The Move" (Description and Release)
June 25–28 from 9:00-11:45 am — BA's four-day mission camp that runs concurrently with Vacation Bible School and involves four Mornings of Community Service for Fall 2007 5th-6th Graders;
Youth and leaders will meet each day in the South Parking Lot outside of Jubilee Hall where we will travel to places like the Tulsa Community Food Bank, Methodist Manor, and Daycenter for the Homeless. We will participate in service projects designed with our 5th and 6th graders in mind. This will be a great time of fellowship and learning to serve others. Youth are welcome to have their friends enroll with them for these four days of service to the community. Advance registration is required since we need to have transportation reserved. Open House for everyone Thursday evening, June 28th, 7:00 p.m. with video of each day's project.
Sonshine Camp
June 30-July 1, 2007 — For children entering Grades 1 and 2 at Camp Egan; THEME: Under God's roof Never been to camp before? This is a great place for early elementary kids to start – a 24-hour, one-night experience that provides a taste of all the fun of swimming, hiking, crafts, and active learning sessions under the careful and watchful eye of Shepherds they know from their own church. All activities and worship experiences are geared for this special age-level to make camp something they want to do again and again.
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Snap, Crackle, Pop
July 2-20 — For 4-month-olds to 3rd grade
Growin' In Grace ELEMENTARY CAMP
July 11-13 — For children entering Grades 3-5 at Camp Egan; Are your kids ready for some fun in the sun? Well, help them grab some friends, throw a swim suit in a bag, and let’s go to camp! Over three days and two nights campers will experience the best nature has to offer in one of our three camp sites – an awesome red rock canyon, a placid lakeside point, or a serene tree-studded valley. In addition to the traditional hikes, swimming, and crafts of camp, campers will experience interactive learning sessions and participative worship. During this camp, in cabins and small groups, kids are encouraged to start building relationships with adults and children from other churches that will last through adolescence – so get ready for some new friends as well as a good time! NOTE: Some camps may need additional staff (especially men) to provide adequate supervision and meet adult-to-camper ratios, so please think about who might be available to come to camp with your children.
Joy Camp
July 13-15, 2007 — For those entering Grades 3-5 at Camp Egan; The JOYful noise of music, the enJOYment of active learning, expressions of JOY on children’s faces – these are the JOYs of JOY Camp! If your kids have a real creative streak and a desire to try out new things, this may be the summer camp they need to attend. In this model of camp, campers choose creative arts and movement classes they want to attend. Although choices vary from camp to camp, they all focus on ways the church uses the arts in worship – vocal music, instrumental music, drama, the written word, dance/movement, visual art, verbal expression, etc. The campers’ experience culminates in a closing worship where they help lead worship with some of the new skills they learned.
MEGA Sports Camp
July 16-18 — For 1st-5th graders
Music & Drama Camp
July 16-19 — For grades 2-6
Once Upon a Time
July 30-August 17th — For 4-month-olds to 3rd grade
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