A Ministry of The Presbytery of Lake Michigan 

Summer camp is just around the corner! Our staff will be on site soon, getting ready for you!

Camp Greenwood will have some great additions to our facilities and programs this summer & we are looking forward to your arrival.

Registrations fees increase the end of this month, so make sure you and your friends get the best deal!

In case you see it before the correction is made, our family camp fee is incorrect on the registration page. Adults are $150, children over 5 are $125, 5 and under free!

Feel free to e-mail or call if you have any questions.

                        We are bookeing guest groups for weekends in the fall and winter. We would love to host you, so let us know when we can put your group on the calendar!

2013 Summer Camps

• May Work weekends/Camp cleanup
• June 2 – 14 Staff Training
• June 16 – 21 Teen Serve Camp (service projects for ministry to our local community )
• June 23 – 25 & June 26 – 28 Mini Camps (entering K-3rd, may come as “day camp” 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.)
• June 23 – 28 Pathfinders (campers entering 3rd – 5th)
• June 30 – July 5 Pathfinders (3rd – 5th)
• July 7 – 12 Pathfinders (entering 3rd -5th) and Trailblazers (entering 6th – 8th)
• July 14 – 19 Trailblazers (traditional camp) or Survivor  Camp (entering 6th – 9th)
• Aug 4 – 10 North Point Adventure At our North Point campus (entering 9th – 12th) includes camp adventures, in the woods, the lakes, and the Unity Christian Music Festival in Muskegon
• Aug 11 – 16 Family Camp Come as a family and stay in one of our cabins or bring your own RV or tent. 2 parent, 1 parent, grandparents, couples and children of all ages will enjoy a Christian camping experience that includes camp activities shared as a family and a relaxed atmosphere where we do all the cooking and the dishes!

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Why You Should Send Your Child to Camp According to the ACA!

• Children become more confident and experience increase self-esteem.
• Children develop more social skills that help them make new friends.
• Children grow more independent and show more leadership qualities
• Children become more adventurous and willing to try new things.
• Children attending camps with emphasize spirituality, realize increased spiritual growth.

• The goal of camp is to foster a Christian community where campers can experience the joy of healthy relationships. Through these relationships we hope for them to gain social skills, learn healthy conflict resolution, and desire to return to camp next year knowing they have and will continue to be loved and cared for.
• The goal of camp is to be a starting point or a point of renewal in the camper’s faith journey. In the context of God’s creation campers will experience God and become aware of His blessings.
  We as a staff hope to equip campers to continue growing in faith and serving God upon re-entering their home community.
• The goal of camp is to challenge campers to grow and learn new skills, hobbies, and passions. Through these challenges campers may gain a better understanding of themselves, grow in confidence, and walk away with a sense of accomplishment and a heart of gratitude.

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