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Mailing Address: WaPac District Church of the Nazarene

c/o YOUTH CAMP 2646 RW Johnson Blvd SW

Suite 108 Tumwater, WA 98512

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Who: Students going into 7th – 9th grade for the 2016-17 school year When: July 18-22 (Arrival/Registration 1-2 PM Monday and Depart/Checkout 11 AM Friday) Where: Miracle Ranch Camp 15999 Sidney Rd SW Port Orchard, WA 98367 Cost: Camp will be $280 (coffee shop and camp store available if you want to bring extra money) What: Get ready for a week of great wor-ship, impactful speaking, relationship build-ing, horseback riding, ropes course, paint-ball, archery, geocaching, waterfront activi-ties (zip line, diving board, water slide, and aqua jump), sports (basketball, beach vol-leyball, and disc golf), and game room (ping pong, pool, and carpetball)! At camp we will have great food and nice lodging, and endless amounts of fun! Our speaker this year will be Keegan Lenker (veteran youth worker and lead pastor from Gig Harbor) and Brenden Dubois (worship arts pastor from Aurora Naz) will be leading us in wor-ship. How to Register: We’ve gone paper-less! Go to wapac.org Registration Deadlines: Registration (Before July 3) $280 Late Registration (After July 3) $290 Questions: WaPac Junior High Camp Director: Joshua Stines joshua@hillsidechurchkent.com

Bring: Clothes (daily clothes, a white shirt/something you can get messy in for paint fight/games, & pj’s), Long pants long sleeve shirt, & closed-toed shoes and socks (horseback riding and paint-ball), Sweatshirt, Daily toiletries: tooth-paste, brush, soap, shampoo, deodor-ant, etc., Water shoes and/or flip flops (for showering and waterfront), Towels (swimming and shower), Bedding (sleeping bag and pillow), Bible, journal and pen Water bottle, Flashlight, Bug spray, Sunscreen, Money for snack shack/coffee shop/gift shop Do NOT bring: No electronic devices (cell phones, iPods, and computers). Although we realize many students will have phones anyway, we cannot promise they will be safe and prefer not to see them out dur-ing the week. No fireworks, weapons, lighters, or ex-plosives. No clothing with inappropriate logos or graphics. No possession or use of controlled sub-stances.

CAMP SPEAKER: KEEGAN LENKER

WORSHIP LEADER: BRENDEN DUBOIS