Cedarkirk Traveling Day Camp
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What is Cedarkirk Traveling Day Camp?
The day camp program is a weeklong unique blend of outdoor and congregational ministries. It is a joint effort between the camp and congregation, designed for campers who have completed grades completed 1st grade-rising 6th grade. Cedarkirk will provide trained, background-checked staff, activity supplies, game equipment, Bible study curriculum, schedule for the week, registration/sign-up materials, and an on-site coordinator to run the program. The congregation will provide meeting space for the week, meals and snacks, volunteers, housing for our staff, and a contact person from the congregation to gather registration forms and communicate with Cedarkirk.
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When is Cedarkirk Traveling Day Camp?
Cedarkirk Traveling Day Camp is July 17th - 21st from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm.
Why Cedarkirk Traveling Day Camp?
Day camp exists to assist congregations in providing a quality Christian outdoor ministry experience (at their site). We hope to get young people excited about Christian community, and to help them find a place at Cedarkirk and at their community church. Each congregation has their own vision for this program and different reasons why they have chosen to partner with us. We strive to provide a flexible program that will meet the needs of each church. With relationship building being at the core of the program, our small group model helps campers feel seen, loved, and safe to explore what it means to be a Christian in the world.
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Registration
Family Groups
Similar to our residential program, campers are put into small groups during their week at day camp. Each family group consists of a Cedarkirk staff person, a congregational volunteer, and up to 12 Day Campers who are all similar in age. These groups are the building blocks of the Day Camp experience. Family groups study, play, sing, work, and worship together and with other family groups throughout their week at camp. We believe this small group model provides the most nurturing and safe environment, and helps foster meaningful relationships among campers and between campers and counselors. The community that forms within the “family group” and that is an important aspect of the Cedarkirk experience.
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Activities
PCPC Children's Ministry
(813) 253 - 6047
3501 W San Jose St
Tampa, Florida 33629
(813) 253 - 6047
3501 W San Jose St
Tampa, Florida 33629