Dear Parents, Guardians, Pastors and Friends,

We have a great summer planned at Crestfield for children, youth and adults of all ages. We value your partnership with us in providing a sacred place for folks to come and experience an intentional Christian community that challenges all to grow spiritually, physically, emotionally and socially.

Crestfield is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA) and is a ministry of Pittsburgh Presbytery. We enthusiastically welcome children and youth from all backgrounds and religious affiliations. Our goal is to build meaningful relationships and to provide a place for all to explore, question and grow in faith in Jesus Christ. We carefully choose our summer curriculum which will help to develop disciples of Jesus Christ. This summer’s curriculum is Get Real: Finding Your True Self in Jesus. Campers will explore the scriptures, experience a wide variety of activities that develop the Get Real theme and express their growing love for Jesus through worship and song. Campers will be reminded that we are not created in the image of popular culture, but created in the image of God, who loves us just as we are. Campers will leave camp more fully having a sense that we must seek our identity from a trustworthy source and that Jesus Christ is the most trustworthy friend we will ever know.

We look forward to seeing you this summer! With Christ’s Love,

Welcome

Becky LittleBecky LittleProgram Director

Crestfield is called by God to partner with churches and communities to

nurture all people in Christ through

discipling, outreach, sanctuary and hospitality so that they may

participate more fully in what God is doing in the world.

Rev. Betty L. AngeliniRev. Betty L. AngeliniExecutive Director

Mike HilfMike HilfAsst. Program Director

www.crestfield.net :: 724.794.4022 (PH) :: 724.794.1665 (FX)1

Week 1: June 15-20Elementary Resident Completed Grades 3-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Mid Resident Completed Grades 6-8 Traditional Camp Page 4Senior High Resident Completed Grades 9-11 Traditional Camp Page 6Bridge Builders (CIT) Completed Grades 11-12 Leadership Camp Page 7Mission Possible Youth Groups Grades 4-11 Mission & Service Page 8

Week 2: June 22-27

Camp at a Glance

Elementary Resident Completed Grades 3-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Mid Resident Completed Grades 6-8 Traditional Camp Page 4Senior High Pioneer Completed Grades 9-11 Rustic Camping Page 7Mission Possible Youth Groups Grades 4-11 Mission & Service Page 8

Week 3: June 29-July 2

Week 4: July 6-11

Genesis Camp Completed Grades 1-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Little Ones & Loved Ones Ages 4-7 & Adult Intergenerational Page 8Special Needs Camp Grades 5-Young Adult Special Needs Page 8

Week 5: July 13-18

Elementary Resident Completed Grades 3-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Mid Pioneer Completed Grades 6-8 Rustic Camping Page 4Sr High Mystery Adventure Completed Grades 9-11 Adventure Camp Page 6Mission Possible Youth Groups Grades 4-11 Mission & Service Page 8

Week 6: July 20-25Elementary Resident Completed Grades 3-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Saddle-Up Horse Camp Completed Grades 3-11 Horse Camp Pages 2, 5 & 6Mid Resident Completed Grades 6-8 Traditional Camp Page 4Mission Possible Youth Groups Grades 4-11 Mission & Service Page 8

Week 7: July 27 - August 1Elementary Resident Completed Grades 3-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Mid Resident Completed Grades 6-8 Traditional Camp Page 4Senior High Pioneer Completed Grades 9-11 Rustic Camping Page 7Senior High Next Steps Completed Grades 9-11 Traditional Camp Page 7Mission Possible Youth Groups Grades 4-11 Mission & Service Page 8

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Elementary Resident Completed Grades 3-5 Traditional Camp Page 2Saddle-Up Horse Camp Completed Grades 3-11 Horse Camp Pages 2, 5 & 6Mid Pioneer Completed Grades 6-8 Rustic Camping Page 4Mission Possible Youth Groups Grades 4-11 Mission & Service Page 8

Last Blast: August 11-13Last Blast Completed Grades 1-8 Traditional Camp Page 2 & 5

Churches that pay for 9 campers get the 10th one free!!!

Elementary ResidentCompleted Grades 3-5

Enjoy the classic jubilations of summer camp - with Crestfield's modern twists! In these six day sessions, elementary campers will experience the traditional activities that camp has to offer - all in the intentional Christian community of Crestfield. Canoeing, archery, swimming, crafts, climbing wall and more are intertwined with Bible study and worship so as to nurture campers in their relationship with Christ.

:: $360 when paid in full by April 15, $400 after April 15:: June 15-20 :: July 13-18:: June 22-27 :: July 20-25 :: July 6-11 :: July 27-August 1

Genesis CampCompleted Grades 1-5

For those who have never been to camp before, Genesis is a shortened week of camp that compresses the thrills of Crestfield into four days. The program is offered to encourage younger campers to experience intentional Christian community that is built upon worship, growth, and fun!

:: $310 when paid in full by April 15, $350 after April 15 :: June 29-July 2 Registration begins at 3:00 pm on Sunday

Closing worship is at 6:30 pm on Wednesday

Saddle Up Horse CampCompleted Grades 3-5

If you are a horse lover, this camp is for YOU! Campers will travel to Slippery Rock University’s Storm Harbor Equestrian Center for 4 sessions with the horses. Campers will learn safety around horses and how to care for, groom and saddle horses as well as learn riding skills in an arena. Aside from horse encounters, the horse campers will get to enjoy other Crestfield activities as well, such as participation in worship and Bible Study, archery, team building on the Team Challenge Course, canoeing and much, much more. This camp has limited space and no prior horse experience is needed.

:: $495 when paid in full by April 15, $520 after April 15:: July 13-18:: July 20-25

Last Blast CampCompleted Grades 1-5

A three day camp that provides an opportunity for first timers or experienced campers to come to Crestfield and experience all of Crestfield's joys before heading back to school. This camp is offered to children who have completed 1st grade and may want to try camp.

:: $199 when paid in full by April 15, $230 after April 15:: August 11-13 Registration begins at 3:00 pm on Monday

Closing worship and picnic is at 5:30 pm on Wednesday

Elementary Camps

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Grades 1-5

Have you seen our new cottages yet? They will primarily be utilized to

house elementary resident campers, then middle school,

then senior high. Age groups may be mixed within cottages

but not within bedroom sides within each cottage. Girls and boys will continue to be

housed in separate cottages for summer camp. Crestfield's Program Director will determine all housing assignments.

Did you know that you can get a discount for attending multiple

weeks? Families can also receive discounts for sending

more than one camper!

Learn more on page 12

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Mid ResidentCompleted Grades 6-8

This program is geared specifically for the unique needs of our teenagers. In the context of spiritual growth and disciplemaking, Mid Resident offers camp activities, worship and Bible study tailored to an age group desiring to experience a camp that is relevant to their own faith journey. Mid Resident camp includes the high ropes challenge course and zip line and an afternoon off-site trip to Moraine State Park!

:: $360 when paid in full by April 15, $400 after April 15:: June 15-20 :: July 20-25:: June 22-27 :: July 27-August 1

Mid PioneerCompleted Grades 6-8

Participants experience the beauty of God’s creation as they camp in the outdoors for the week. Pioneer campers enjoy a rustic camp experience, live in teepees, learn to cook over a campfire, and explore the beauty of living in the outdoors. This is an excellent choice for anyone who is looking for a great outdoor experience! Pioneer camp includes the high ropes challenge course, zip-line and an afternoon off-site trip to Moraine State Park!

:: $360 when paid in full by April 15, $400 after April 15:: July 6-11:: July 13-18

Middle School Camps

"You're never too old to be a first-time camper."

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Grades 6-8Saddle Up Horse CampCompleted Grades 6-8

If you are a horse lover, this camp is for YOU! Campers will travel to Slippery Rock University’s Equestrian Center for 4 afternoons of horse interaction. Campers will learn safety around horses and how to care for, groom and saddle horses as well as learn riding skills in an arena. Aside from horse encounters, the horse campers will get to enjoy other Crestfield activities as well, such as participation in worship and Bible Study, archery, building teamwork on the Team Challenge Course, canoeing and much, much more. This camp has limited space and no prior horse experience is needed.

:: $495 when paid in full by April 15, $520 after April 15:: July 13-18:: July 20-25

Last Blast CampCompleted Grades 6-8

A three day camp that provides an opportunity for first timers or experienced campers to come to Crestfield and experience all of Crestfield's joys before heading back to school.

:: $199 when paid in full by April 15, $230 after April 15:: August 11-13 Registration begins at 3:00 pm on Monday

Closing worship and picnic is at 5:30 pm on Wednesday

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Senior High ResidentCompleted Grades 9-11

Want a little adventure in your summer? As a Senior High Resident you get to enjoy classics like canoeing, archery, our great high ropes course and have a blast with others your age. All this is surrounded in our intentional community of discipleship and learning. This paired with those extra little privileges of being an older camper makes for an unforgettable week. This camp also includes an off-site trip to Moraine State Park.

:: $360 when paid in full by April 15, $400 after April 15:: June 15-20

Saddle Up Horse CampCompleted Grades 9-11

If you are a horse lover, this camp is for YOU! Campers will travel to Slippery Rock University’s Equestrian Center for 4 afternoons of horse interaction. Campers will learn safety around horses and how to care for, groom and saddle horses as well as learn riding skills in an arena. Aside from horse encounters, the horse campers will get to enjoy other Crestfield activities as well, such as participation in worship and Bible Study, archery, building teamwork on the Team Challenge Course, canoeing and much, much more. This camp has limited space and no prior horse experience is needed.

:: $495 when paid in full by April 15, $520 after April 15:: July 13-18:: July 20-25

Senior High Mystery AdventureCompleted Grades 9-11

This is a new week of exciting adventure at Crestfield! If you have been coming to Crestfield for years and think you have done it all, this camp is for you. Everyday will be a new adventure off site. Camping trips, new boating experiences, and more, this camp promises to be a challenge for new and veteran campers alike. The best part of everyday will be the mystery of what you will be doing. That's right, we won't tell you the schedule or what the activity is till we are on the way!

:: $400 when paid in full by April 15, $440 after April 15:: July 6-11

Senior High Camps

NEW!

NEW!

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Grades 9-12Senior High PioneerCompleted Grades 9-11

Participants experience the beauty of God’s creation as they camp in the outdoors for the week. Enjoy a rustic camp experience, live in teepees, learn to cook over a campfire, and explore the beauty of living in the outdoors. This is an excellent choice for anyone who is looking for a great outdoor experience! Pioneer camp includes the high ropes challenge course, zip-line and an afternoon off-site trip to Moraine State Park!

:: $360 when paid in full by April 15, $400 after April 15:: June 22-27:: July 27-August 1

Next Steps Senior High CampCompleted Grades 11-12

Enjoy camp activities while also learning skills for the next steps of your life: college and job applications, interviewing skills, personal finance skills to succeed after high school and more. Each day we will practice different skills. Come to camp and develop skills to be the best you can be!

:: $360 when paid in full by April 15, $400 after April 15:: July 27-August 1

Bridge Builders (Formerly CIT)Completed Grades 11-12

Bridge Builders is a new program for high school students to discover, practice and reflect on their emerging leadership skills in live ministry settings. Bridge Builders is based on core values of experiential learning, practice, Christian community and service. As a leadership development program, Bridge Builders is designed specifically for rising 11th-12th graders who are ready to be self-reflective and to accept responsibility for elementary-aged children, who want to make a difference in the lives of others in Christian service, and who will benefit from gaining leadership experience before leaving home for “the real world” whether that is full time employment, higher education or a combination of these. Just as summer camp is guided by the understanding that faith can only be grown as it is practiced, Bridge Builders believes that leadership cannot be nurtured without the opportunity to lead. After a week of leadership theory and skills training at camp (Training Week) along with experiencing the fun of Crestfield, each participant will serve one volunteer week as a Crestfield Bridges Day Camp Counselor and have the opportunity to serve additional weeks at a Bridges Day Camp for pay, putting newly acquired skills to practice in a dynamic ministry setting.

:: $400 when paid in full by April 15, $440 after April 15:: June 15-20

NEW!

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Mission PossibleYouth Groups (Completed Grades 4-12)

Designed for youth groups, Mission Possible allows the opportunity for mission in both urban and rural settings. After a day of team building and preparation participants will travel to different sites to work and catch a glimpse of the domestic mission field. We also offer a day of fun and recreation, which could include an afternoon at Moraine State Park to experience Christ through adventure. See our separate brochure for more information, or visit us at www.crestfield.net :: $245 when paid in full by April 15, $270 after April 15 :: June 15-20 :: July 13-18 :: June 22-27 :: July 20-25 :: July 6-11 :: July 27-August 1

Special Needs CampCompleted Grades 5 - Young Adult

This camp is designed for youth and young adults with Down syndrome or other significant cognitive disabilities. We are offering this camp to campers as young as 5th grade! The camper needs to be able to complete daily living tasks with little or no assistance from staff. In the context of Presbyterian camping, this program allows participants to experience the community of Crestfield in a safe and nurturing environment. Campers will travel to Slippery Rock University’s Storm Harbor Equestrian Center for an afternoon with horses! This camp is an incredible experience. Spaces are limited. :: $340 when paid in full by April 15, $365 after April 15 :: June 29-July 2

Registration begins at 3:00 pm on Sunday Closing worship is at 6:30 pm on Wednesday

Little Ones & Loved OnesChildren 4-7 Years Old & Adults

Parents, grandparents, or relatives and their children will grow in God’s Word as together they explore the Bible, enjoy the beauty of Crestfield and experience all the fun that camp has to offer. Participants stay in comfortable Scott Lodge. This is a great opportunity to have an older child attend First Timers and you be on the grounds with a younger child! Be sure to register early – space is limited. :: Child: $85 / Adult: $215 :: June 29-July 2 Registration begins at 3:00 pm on Sunday

Closing worship is at 6:30 pm on Wednesday

Special Programs

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Work Day April 12, 2014Work Day May 10, 2014

All Ages

Youth Events

Year-Round Programs

Crestfield is far more than just summer camp. We run programs all through Fall, Winter and Spring. You can join us for our programs or rent

our space for your own events.

30 Hour Famine I Feb. 21-23, 2014 Grades 7-1230 Hour Famine II Feb. 28-March 2 2014 Grades 7-12Confirmation Retreat March 28-30, 2014 Grades 7-9Tweener Retreat May 2-3, 2014 Grades 4-6Middle School Retreat Nov. 14-16, 2014 Grades 6-8Christmas Camp Dec. 19-21, 2014 Grades 3-11

Adult EventsSenior Adult Day April 9 Senior AdultsWomen's Retreat April 25-27, 2014 Adult WomenMen's Retreat Sept. 12-14, 2014 Adult MenSenior Adult Retreat Fall 2014 Overnight Senior AdultsSenior Adult Day October 29 Senior AdultsQuilting Retreat Nov. 7-9, 2014 AdultsChristmas at Crestfield Dec. 4-21, 2014 Group Reservations

To register and learn more

about year-round programs, please visit

us online at www.crestfield.net

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Quality Programming in a Safe EnvironmentAbout our Staff Quality staffing is an essential ingredient to a meaningful and safe camp experience. At Crestfield, our staff is the main ingredient to providing an important and vital faith-building experience. To meet these high standards, staff undergo a criminal background check, and experience an extensive training period, of which they are lessoned in group-building techniques, leading effective Bible study, and age group development which enable then to create a physically, spiritually, emotionally, and socially safe environment. All staff members are American Heart Association Certified in CPR and First-Aid, and are trained in fire-safety. Additionally, all of our program staff meets the national standards of instructor training by the respective governing board, which include such bodies as the National Association for the Development of Archery, Amer ican Red Cross Water Safety Instruction, etc.

Camper Advocate (or Camp Grandparent) Every camp week, a qualified and faithful Christian adult will be present on site, night and day, to be visible and available to campers with a listening and empathetic ear and a comforting heart. Our Camper Advocate is one more person on staff to be available for any special needs a camper may have. Like the rest of our staff, the Advocate will have received clearances by respective state agencies.

Health Care Administrator Crestfield will have an on-site health care administrator who is trained in dispensing camper medications and attending to health related issues.

Chaplains Each week at Crestfield an ordained pastor from Pittsburgh Presbytery will be a part of the Crestfield community to help bring campers to Christ and to help deepen their existing relationship to Jesus. They will be on hand to offer spiritual guidance to campers and staff, from staff devotions to Bible Study to camp activities to evening vespers. We are blessed to have these volunteer chaplains to help provide a positive experience as we grow closer to Christ.

A Worshipping Community Crestfield can offer authentic Christian community through an intentional program that focuses on nurturing a camper’s relationship with Jesus Christ. As part of this community, we feel that the celebration of Holy Communion can enhance a child’s encounter with Christ through the sacrament in the context of this authentic community. Therefore, we will traditionally celebrate communion on Thursday evenings, or the closing night of camp, after campers have had a discussion on what the celebration of communion means in the context of our faith community. Parents have the opportunity to choose if they would like their child to participate in this celebration of the sacrament. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at Crestfield.

Philosophies of Crestfield•SMALL GROUP CAMPING The typical family group at Crestfield consists of 8-10 boys and 8-10 girls of the same age, with one male and one female counselor and one male and one female resource person. This arrangement allows more meaningful relationships to form during the course of the week as the members of each family group experience all aspects of camp together.• JESUS AS OUR MODEL Crestfield is counter-cultural in many ways. We strive to make Crestfield a safe place for all campers and staff and we believe everyone ought to be treated with respect and care. Therefore, we do not allow any camper to put down themselves or others, but instead, encourage one another – using Jesus as our model.• CHALLENGE BY CHOICE: Campers will have the opportunity to participate in activities that are new to them – and some may be reluctant to try new things. We do not force campers to participate in activities they find scary or uncomfortable. Our staff will encourage those who seem reluctant, but ultimately the decision to participate or not rests with the camper.

About Crestfield

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How are Cabin Assignments made?For the best camping experience, campers will be assigned to their cabin based on their selection of camp, and appropriate grade completed as of June. Campers may request one cabin mate within one grade. Please note that elementary, middle and senior high campers are all placed in separate family groups.

When does the week begin and end?Registration for all campers is held in Scott Lodge from 3:00-4:00 pm on the first day. Early registration will not be permitted, as our staff will be busy preparing for an energized week of camp - we will begin promptly at 3:00 pm. Parents are invited to join us for a concluding worship service that will begin at 6:30 pm on the closing day of the session in celebration of our week at camp. Please note, we have an alternative closing for Last Blast Camp.

How do I contact my child?Campers are encouraged to receive mail or e-mail. Send USPS mail to 195 Taggart Road :: Slippery Rock, PA 16057 and e-mail (black text only with no pictures) to campermail@crestfield.net. Please include camper name, gender, and camp name to ensure delivery. Campers do not have access to a phone. We will make sure they receive your emergency phone messages.

Can you accommodate special dietary needs?Yes. Every week we have campers who are vegetarian, lactose intolerant, and have other dietary restrictions. Our menu provides plenty of choices at each meal. Please contact our Food Service Manager (724.794.4022) to discuss your camper’s dietary restrictions.

Are you accredited by the American Camping Association?Yes. Crestfield was visited by the ACA in 2011 and received an exemplary score. ACA accreditation is every 3 years. 2014 is an accreditation year for us and we will be visited during the summer by ACA.

Is there financial assistance available?Yes! It is the expressed intention of Crestfield that no one be denied Crestfield’s Christian camping experience due to lack of funds. Camperships are available through many churches and we also have scholarship money available. Scholarships from Crestfield are available by filling out a scholarship application. Scholarship forms are available online at www.crestfield.net, or to request a hard copy of the application, contact Crestfield by e-mail, phone, or USPS.

Will my camper stay in the new cottages?Cottages will primarily be utilized to house elementary resident campers, then middle school, then senior high. Age groups may be mixed within cottages but not within bedroom sides within each cottage. Girls and boys will continue to be housed in separate cottages for summer camp. Crestfield's Program Director will determine all housing assignments.

A Typical Schedule

7:00am Polar Bear (Optional) 8:00am Breakfast8:45am Clean Cabin9:15am Morning Celebration 10:00am Bible Study11:00am Morning Activity12:30pm Lunch1:15pm FOB2:15pm Afternoon Activity 1 3:30pm Afternoon Activity 2 4:45pm Afternoon Activity 3 6:00pm Dinner7:15pm Evening Activity8:30pm Snack 8:45pm Vespers9:30pm In Cabins10:00pm Cabin Devotions10:30pm Lights Out

FAQ's

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Register OnlineRegister online at www.crestfield.net, navigate to our Summer Camp page and choose "Register Online". When you click “Submit”, your registration will be sent via our secure server to us. If the event is filled, we will work with you to find alternative events.

Register By MailComplete the Registration Form on the next page, cut it out and mail it along with a check payable to Pittsburgh Presbytery for the full amount (or minimum $50 non-refundable deposit).

195 Taggart RoadSlippery Rock, PA 16057

Fax Your RegistrationFax your completed registration form to 724.794.1665. $50 non-refundable deposit must be made with VISA or MasterCard.

Registration DepositA non-refundable $50 deposit is required to reserve a space. Your deposit is applied towards thecamp total. Please make checks payable to Pittsburgh Presbytery. The balance of the camp feeand completed health form are due by June 1st. The health form will be emailed to you uponacceptance of your registration form and is downloadable from the website.

ConfirmationUpon receiving your completed registration form and deposit, you will be sent a confirmation letter or e-mail, a checklist for what to bring, directions of how to get to Crestfield and a health form. Please complete the health form (with parent/guardian signature) and send it to Crestfield by June 1st. This form allows us to gain a better insight on how we can effectively minister to your child’s needs and be more prepared for his/her visit.

DiscountsRepeaters Discount - Campers who attend one week of camp are able to attend additional weeks in the camp season for a significant discount! Repeater's price is based on the camp you are registering for. Some camps are not available for discount. Please check online for specific information.Family Discount – Families who send more than one child to Crestfield during the camp season will receive a $50 discount on each additional child’s camp registration fee. The first child pays full rate, additional children each receive $50 discount. Other discounts and coupons do not apply with the family discount.

Cancellation PolicyCancellations received 30 days prior to your camp date will receive a full refund minus the $50 non-refundable registration deposit. Cancellations received less than 30 days but before 7 days of the registered camp will receive a 50% refund minus the $50 refundable registration deposit. Cancellations received within 7 days of the registered camp will not receive a refund. In the event of illness or

family emergency, upon written (email or snail mail) notice, the Crestfield Ministry Team will determine eligibility for a refund.

Ready to Register?

Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Register early to ensure the best chance of getting the camp of your choice.

If you would like to register for more than one session, please use one form for each camp. Also, please register one camper per registration form. You are welcome to make multiple copies of our registration form.

Questions?Please don't hesitate

to contact us:724.794.4022

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Camper Information

Camper Name: __________________________________________________ Date of Birth: ________________

Gender: M / F Grade Completed in Spring 2014: _________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________

City: ___________________________________________ State: __________ Zip: _________________________

Home Phone: __________________ Cell Phone: __________________ Camper Email: ___________________

Are you a first time summer camper at Crestfield? Y / N Camper T-Shirt Size: ___________________

Dietary Restrictions/Needs?

What else do we need to know about your child?

Parent/Guardian Information

Parent/Guardian Name: _______________________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________

City: ___________________________________________ State: __________ Zip: _________________________

Home Phone: _________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________

Work Phone: __________________________________ Parent Email: __________________________________

Camper lives with: Both Parents Parent/Guardian Joint Custody Other

Emergency Contact information (if we cannot reach parent/guardian above)

Name _______________________________________ Relationship: ____________________________________

Home Phone: _________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________

Release camper to this contact? Y / N

Camp Session/Program: ________________________________________________ Dates: ________________

Cabin Mate Request (1): _______________________________

Church Name: _______________________________________ Phone: __________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

City: ________________________ State: _____________ Zip: ______________ Denomination: _____________

Will your church be paying part/all of camp fees? Y / N How Much? __________________________

Will you be asking for campership support (scholarship) from Crestfield? Y / N If yes, please see website or call for the form.

:: A $50.00 non-refundable deposit is due at registration. :: Total to charge: ______________

:: Credit Card Type (MasterCard and Visa accepted): _____________________________________________

:: Credit Card #: ____________________________________________________ Expire Date: _______________

:: I would like to make a contribution to the Campership Fund (optional): $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 $50Crestfield annually awards over $10,000 in camp scholarships to children who do not have access to monies for camp. Please help make the summer camp experience a reality for as many of God’s children as possible.

Please make additional copies of this form when registering for multiple camps.

(Cabin mate should be within 1 grade (+ or -) of registering camper.

Requested camper must register for the same program)

Registration Form

Campers registered and paid in full by March 1 receive a free camp t-shirt during their camp session

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