PRICE: $70

WHO: Camp is open to students who were in 6 – 12 grade for the 2023/2024 school year.

WHERE: Faith Assembly | 9307 Curry Ford Road

Camp is a day camp only this year – not a sleep away camp. Parents will need to drop off your student and pick up your student at published times each day. 

All students who drive themselves will need to turn in their car keys in the morning and will get them back at dismissal time. 

WHEN: June 2-5, 2024. Check-in will be at the Curry Ford Campus on June 2nd.

REGISTRATION OPENS: May 8

REGISTRATION CLOSES: May 31 (OR at capacity)*

*Camp runs on teams that have a certain capacity for each age group and gender. Specific spots for specific teams cannot be guaranteed and depend on the availability.  Once a team fills all of their spots for one demographic, registration for that particular group on that team will automatically close. Due to limitations with facilities and staff, once all teams are full, camp registration will be closed even if this happens before May 31st. 

Students may not switch teams after registering. No exceptions. Please make sure your student registers for the correct team. 

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WHAT NOT TO BRING: No silly string, shaving cream, water guns, water balloons, tape, spray paint products and no weapons of any kind (knives, guns, etc.).

NOTE ABOUT VALUABLES/CELL PHONES:

WE ADVISE AGAINST USING AIR PODS AT CAMP AS THEY ARE THE MOST FREQUENTLY LOST/MISPLACED ITEMS AND CAN BE DAMAGED EASILY DURING GAME TIME. 

WHAT TO BRING (CHECKLIST):
Bible
 Notepad
 Pen
 A change of clothes for each day in case of an incident or water games
 Athletic Shoes
 Towel
 Modest Swimwear to be worn under clothes
 Spending Money for Snacks
 Dirty/Wet Clothes Bag
*Please clearly label all items.

Campers are responsible for personal belongings. Mainstream Orlando is not responsible for lost/stolen items. 

WHAT KIND OF CLOTHING TO BRING:
• No half shirts, backless or halter-type dresses or shirts, spaghetti straps or extremely tight garments.
• Shoes must be worn at all times. Shorts of modest length may be worn. 
• Recreation during the day is often messy. Keep this in mind when you are planning what clothes to bring. You will want to bring older clothes and shoes that you can get wet, muddy and generally dirty. Ladies may want to wear a bathing suit under their clothing or a dark colored T-shirt for recreation.
• If a Camper’s clothing is deemed inappropriate they will be asked to change.

MEDICATION / SPECIAL MEDICAL REQUESTS: Mainstream Orlando will not administer any medication without parental permission obtained via a phone call during camp. The camp nurse can help with scratches, bumps, and bruises, but they must be picked up if the student requires any other medical treatment. 

NON-CAMPER POLICY: Mainstream Orlando Camp is a CLOSED Camp. All camp activities including services are open only to registered Campers and Staff. Any child, student or adult violating this policy will be asked to leave the property.

NO LOST & FOUND: There is no official lost and found on the campus. Students are encouraged to not bring any valuables to Camp.

CAMP PROPERTY DAMAGE: Charges for items broken/damaged during Camp will be billed to all parties/individuals involved.

CAMP POLICIES: By registering for Camp, you agree to abide by all rules set forth by the Mainstream Orlando. Policies are given as guidelines for every Camper to follow. This code of conduct has been established for your student’s protection and the benefit of every person present. The lack of cooperation, unnecessary roughness, lack of respect for property, or an unwholesome attitude on the part of any Camper will result in expulsion from Camp. The responsibility of transporting the expelled Camper(s) home from Camp is the responsibility of the parents/guardians.

CAMP EXPECTATIONS:
• We should strive at all times to conduct ourselves as Christian ladies and gentlemen with proper consideration shown for others.
• Attendance at all scheduled activities is mandatory, including all services.
• Help take care of property. Campers are responsible to pay for damage to facilities.
• For everyone’s safety, we have a closed Camp.
• Campers must attend the entire days of camp for the week.
• No fireworks, firearms, tobacco, alcohol, drugs, airsoft or paintball guns, improper reading materials, or pets will be allowed on the property.
• No excessive practical joking. Hazing and destruction of property will result in dismissal from Camp.
• Zero tolerance for bullying. Immediate dismissal of students bullying other students or found stealing.

WHO TO CONTACT DURING CAMP:

 If you are unable to reach your child on their personal phone, please contact the church office during work hours – 8:30am-5pm – (407)-581-7703. If you need to reach your child after hours, please contact one of the leaders of their specific team. You will receive these names and phone numbers after registering.

CAMP SCHEDULE: (Drop off and pick up in Lot 5)

Sunday, June 2:

5:00p Drop off

11:00p Pick up

Monday, June 3:

8:30-9a Drop Off

11:00p Pick Up

Tuesday, June 4:

8:30-9a Drop Off

11:00p Pick Up

Wednesday, June 5:

8:30-9a Drop Off

3:00p **Optional Pick Up. No dinner provided.

6:00p Drop off for pre-service prayer and service

11:00p Pick Up