Dare to Be a Daniel

Dare to Be a Daniel November 11-13, 2011

For more information on the Dare To Be A Daniel materials check out: http://www.daretobeadaniel.com/ We think this event will greatly impact and challenge all participants. The materials have been used with over 17,000 youth in sunday school and camp settings, teaching them to share faith in Jesus Christ with their friends. FYI: we are using the 5 session version.

How to register? Use this form and mail it to Camp Piankatank at

P.O. Box 435 / Hartfield, VA 23071

Details:

Schedule

Friday

6:00-8:00                     Check-In and move into cabins (eat dinner before you arrive)

8:00                             Session 1

9:30-11:00                   Bonfire Social with live music

11:00                           Head to cabins to settle in for the evening, “Lights Out”

Saturday

7:30                             Breakfast

8:30                             Session 2

10:00                           Low Ropes Extravaganza

12:00                           Lunch

1:00                             Free Time

2:00                             Session 3

3:30                             Afternoon Activities- groups rotate between: Rockwall, Canoeing, V-Swing, Sports

6:00                             Dinner

7:00                             Session 4

8:30                             Concert and worship with an exciting local band (TBA)

11:00                           Back to cabins- “Lights out”

Sunday

7:30                             Breakfast

8:30                             Session 5

10:00                           Pack up

11:00                           Head out

Ages: This event is for 9-14 year olds (age at the dates of the event), please help us stick to these ages.

Cost: $96/camper participant, $80/chaperone. This includes a participant book for each camper, two nights of lodging, four great meals (breakfast Saturday-breakfast Sunday), The complete Dare to Be a Daniel experience with our fantastic instructor, approx. 4 hours of Camp Piankatank activities including our ropes course and canoeing, a concert on Saturday evening, and best of all a fully packed youth retreat with very minimal planning on your end, you just get here and we’ll take it from there.

Payment: A $20 per camper deposit is required when the registration form is sent. This deposit is non-refundable and is what holds the participant’s spot. We prefer that one check be written from each church group.

Medical Information and Supervision: The church is responsible for collecting the medical information for each participant included with the registration form. This form is required unless the participant is traveling with their parent. The church is also responsible for providing all routine medical supervision including distribution of medications, and routine medical care. Camp Piankatank will have staff that is trained in first aid and CPR and emergency plans in place. The forms required provide essential information needed in case of emergency.

Chaperones: Chaperones are required at a recommended ratio of 1 adult for every 8 kids. Chaperones must be 18 years of age or older, stay at the camp during the whole retreat, and actively supervise and participate with the campers at all times. We know you will choose chaperones wisely. We highly recommend you do criminal records background checks on all your chaperones.

Please put chaperones on the registration form also, so that we can have an accurate count of everyone.

Chaperones should be aware that they will be staying in a cabin with the kids they are supervising. There is no smoking at Camp Piankatank and you should be willing and physically able to walk around camp since no driving around camp will be permitted after you arrive.

Participant Books: Once we receive your registrations we will order the proper number of participant’s books, one for each student. If you are signing up kind of at the last minute call us (804-776-9552) with your final count so we can place the order. You will get your book when you arrive

Bedding: Participants need to bring their own bedding (twin beds), pillows and towels.