This year our theme is JUST for LIFE!
Our theme verse comes from the book of Amos 5:24
"Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream."
| The 50th year Capital Appeal construction is in full swing. The Upper Room and Bath House are scheduled for substantial completion by June 15, the first day of camp. Obtaining favorable loan terms and an extended construction permit time impacted our start. The major construction exterior activity will be completed and the contiguous camp site areas restored for both buildings by the start of camp on June 15th. The grand opening for the new buildings pending the interiors finishing and operational commissioning. The exciting new buildings work which will not impact the start of the 2008 camping season. |
A typical week at camp begins on Sunday afternoon with registration and finishes on Friday with a Closing Campfire. All families are encouraged to attend the closing where we tell stories from the week, sing songs and have awards.
Each day begins with breakfast and praise break followed by worship. Each morning there are a selection of activities that each cabin group can choose from together. The choices include crafts, recreation, cabin time, games, hikes, nature activities, creekwalking, etc. There is time for Bible Study before lunch, each day has it's own theme and bible story.
After lunch is another selection of activities, this time each individual can choose. The afternoon will include "cool" activities like swimming, boating, inside crafts and creek activities. Evenings we have time for showers, dinner, night games, campfires, songfests and skits. Cabin quiet time is 10pm to re-energize for another day.
Staff
Our college-aged counselors are chosen based on their Christian faith and their desire to have fun. They are carefully selected and specially trained to ensure a safe, meaningful and unforgetable experience for the campers.
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Registration Process
You may register online or by filling out a registration form and mailing or faxing (540-933-6971) with a non refundable $100 deposit. Checks can be made payable to "CFLC" or payment can be made with your credit card (we no longer accept Discover).
You will receive a confirmation packet via mail or email, please carefully review the information, notify us if anything is incorrect and fill out the included forms.
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Discounts
$10 early bird (full payment by April 16, 2007)
$10 sibling/multiple camps (2nd or more)
$10 new or bringing new camper
$10 Pastor sign registration (or email)
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Bunk with my buddy
When possible "bunk with" requests will be honored, please request no more than two buddies and each camper needs to request the other on their registration form.
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Scholarships
Caroline Furnace wants to be sure that everyone can afford a week at camp. If you need assistance with the camp fee, please contact Pastor Wayne for more information or if you would like to contribute to our Moyer Campership fund.
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Refund Policy
All registrations are subject to a $100 non refundable deposit.
There is a $10 fee to switch camps, based on availability
Refunds are not available for cancellations less that 2 weeks prior to camp.
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Arrival
Plan to arrive on Sunday between 3:00pm and 4:00 pm. Follow the signs to Registration. You will have an opportunity to visit the camp store, meet your counselor and settle into your bunk. If a camper is to leave on Friday with someone other than who they arrived with, please provide a note to that effect.
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Departure
Campers are expected to depart following the closing campfire on Friday which begins at 3:00 pm and is generally finished about 3:45pm (weekend camps vary from this schedule). Families are encouraged to attend the closing campfire and hear stories from the past week.
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Stay in touch!
Visitors are not permitted during camp session; however, mail and email are encouraged (4campers@carolinefurnace.org). Helping to overcome homesickness is part of our staff's training; but in difficult cases, we are in touch with parents.
The emails are collected each day before lunch, so you can send a message in the morning and your camper will hear from you at lunch.
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Meals and Lodging
Three well balanced meals and an evening snack are provided daily. Food is served family style. Special dietary needs can be met with advanced notice.
Lodging is in cabin, sukkah or tent depending on the program. A same sex counselor will reside in the facility with their campers. We average a 6:1 ratio (camper to counselor).
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Camper Kit - $20 (pre order)
The Camper kit contains basic toiletry items (shampoo, bug spray, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, washcloth, soap) and a flashlight, journal, pen and an extra camp gift. 
Pre order yours today!
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Medical Care
Every precaution is taken to ensure the safety of each camper during all program activities, but any medical care needed will be handled by trained staff and at local medical facilities. Every counselor is first aid and CPR certified and we have a certified EMT or nurse available on camp 24 hours a day. Upon registration each camper will receive a health history form that must be completed to attend camp.
For the safety of all campers, all medications (prescription and non-prescription) are held in the infirmary by our camp medical person (with the exception of asthma inhalers and episticks with prior arrangements, only)
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