2. Promise
At LifeWay, we work hard to know kids. We take time to
understand how they play and how they learn. And we know you
need resources you can count on to connect kids to God’s Word—
leading them toward knowing Christ and growing in relationship
with Him. That’s why LifeWay Kids promises to offer resources that
are biblically sound, age-appropriate, fun, and easy to use. Our
foundational resources and camps help kids hear God’s Word, know
God’s Word, and do God’s Word by learning to apply it to their lives.
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They are Christ-centered camps specifically programmed for kids who have
completed 3rd–6th grade. Bring your church group to CentriKid for five days and
four nights of Bible study, recreation, track times, and worship that will impact their
lives and your ministry for years to come! Kids get to participate in exciting activities
of their choice, and the message of Jesus Christ is purposefully incorporated into
everything they do.
What’s the scriptural focus of the Week?
Bon Appétit–God’s Recipe For Your Life. This summer we’re going to look at
what it means to be a child of God. We’ll concentrate on the fact that He has ad-
opted us as His own. We’ll look at the ways that He is constantly changing us and
molding us for His purposes. We’ll look at the fact that He has made each of us
incredibly unique. Most of all, we’ll learn to celebrate the fact that He is our God,
and we are His kids. “But to all who did receive Him, He gave them the right
to be children of God, to those who believe in His name” (John 1:12).
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4. our Promises
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come to one of our camps, and you Will receive all of the folloWing:
A Safe Place to Be
We take safety seriously, and we make it a priority with kids.
Age-Specific Bible Study Groups
At LifeWay, we’re always learning more about kids. We know they
GeneROSIT y
We also promise to
teach your kids ab
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At camp they’ll find a safe place—emotionally, spiritually, and learn differently at each stage of life. We train our staff to teach kids 2010 marks year fo out generosity and
ur in our five-year missions.
physically. Our trained staff values the safety of your kids! about Christ in a way they can grow and learn with kids their own people of eastern partnership with th
europe. The money e Romany
age. In addition to Bible study, we keep God’s Word at the center of has played a huge given by CentriKid
part in spreading campers
Ministry Through Relationships every aspect of camp. Roma people. Give the gospel to the
to the mission offer oppressed
Our staff will invest in your kids’ lives by showing the love of God so the Lord will co ing in the summer
ntinue to answer ou of 2010
through the way they live. Staffers aren’t performers; they are Kid-Friendly Programming expectations in se
eing His gospel sh
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ed our
ministers. Meanwhile, we take care of all the details of camp, so We are committed to providing excellent programming that keeps ared in the Roman
y culture.
you can focus on relationships with your kids rather than running kids engaged. We work hard to stay at the top of our game when it
around with a clipboard delegating tasks, or worrying about comes to planning and leading recreation, worship, Bible studies,
picking up the rec field. track times, and parties.
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Quiet Time Track Times
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each camper will receive a Quiet Time guide that each camper chooses two organized activities. See
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will encourage an important daily habit: time alone pages 10–11 for a list of interesting choices.
A SOLID FO
Opening Day with God in His Word and in prayer. The theme
Hang Time
’s GWoRrGdF
“Bon Appétit–God’s Recipe For Your Life” will start
1–4:00 p.m. Registration 7:30 a.m. Breakfast We want you to hang out with your kids, and we
gToAdROn FLAvO In O
here and be carried throughout the day of activities.
5:30 p.m. Dinner 8:30 a.m. Quiet Time with want to hang out with your kids too! Depending
I Can’t Wait . . .
n,
6:30 p.m. Opening Activities Church Group on the location facilities, you can go swimming,
10:15 p.m. In Room This high-energy morning celebration will be loud visit the camp store, hang out with staff, or take a
fu
9:00 a.m. I Can’t Wait . . .
10:30 p.m. Lights Out 9:30 a.m. Bible Study/ WI H ST and rambunctious, but camp is supposed to be this
kind of fun!
break with a yummy snack.
Worship
Recreation
10:50 a.m. Recreation/ Bible Study Led by a camp pastor and a worship band who
These small groups reinforce the importance of understand kids, this is a time for age-appropriate
Typical Day 12:00 p.m.
Bible Study
Lunch
applying God’s Word to everything we do. Led by
staffers who will teach spiritual truths in age-
worship music focused on the Lord, a powerful
message, and opportunities for reflection about
1:15 p.m. Track A appropriate ways, campers will walk away with a what campers have learned that day.
2:45 p.m. Track B
eC T ReCIPe
life-changing biblical foundation after they discover
Closing Day Church Group Time
4:00 p.m. Hang Time
OT THe PeRF that God has a purpose for each of their lives.
AT C A M P !
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7:30 a.m Breakfast/ 5:30 p.m. Dinner AnD yOu’ve eeK
Love the ones you came to camp with as you
R A G R e AT W
debrief the events of the day and get to know each
Quiet Time Recreation
8:30 a.m. Load Buses
6:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Worship
Church Group Time FO Get ready for fun, sweaty challenges on the rec
other on a deeper level.
8:45 a.m. Bible Study 8:30 p.m. Party field! each Bible study group will work together Parties
9:15 a.m. Closing Celebration as a team to accomplish the exciting tasks set each night will be a different treat as the staff
10:15 p.m. In Room
out for them each day. Bible study leaders interacts with kids during a time of good, clean fun!
10:15 a.m. Churches Depart 10:30 p.m. Lights Out will follow up each activity with spiritual
application discussions.
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• Creative Painting • Disc Games
• Foot Praise • No Boys Allowed!
• Splish Splash • Make It, Take It
• Photography • Soccer
• Percussion • Cheernastics
• Weird Science • Baseball/Softball
• CK Football • CK Hoops
• Drama • Babysitting 101
• Kitchen Chaos
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A TASTe OF T ORGAnIzeD MASS CHAOS!
• Step away for one-on-one time with God We believe that kids learn through study, worship, and PLAy, so
• Participate in Bible study and leader tracks with other adults we make sure that playtime always includes Orangized Mass
• Interact with your students during worship, recreation, track times, Chaos. you’ll have to experience the mess and the madness to
meals, and free time understand why campers, leaders, and staffers alike look forward
• Engage your students in deep conversations that build trust and to this event every week at camp.
ministering opportunities
• Go home with a renewed spiritual life and Organize your own mass chaos at home!
stronger bonds with your entire group now available for purchase: OMC DvD and Game Cards
To order, visit
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georgetown, ky. July 26–30 ($263) June 21–25 ($307), *June 25–27 *July 30–august 1 ($160) past seven years. If you’ve ever and truth and helping them
June 7–11, June 14–18, June 21–25, ($179), June 28–July 2 ($307) had the pleasure of meeting discover the passion and
June 28–July 2, July 5–9, July 12–16, Missouri Jeff, then you know his freedom that comes from an
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