MONT LAWN CAMP. MONDAY JUNE 26-JULY 1st, 2023.

WE ARE CHECKING IN STARTING @ 7:30AM AT THE MISSION. FRONT DOORS. 610 NORTH 6TH. REGISTRATION ENDS AT 9AM.

MONDAY, JUNE 26TH (RETURNING ABOUT NOON ON JULY 1ST)

ALL CAMPERS MUST HAVE A PHYSICAL FROM WITHIN THE LAST YEAR. AND SHOT RECORDS. CHILDREN MUST HAVE STANDARD VACCINATIONS (COVID VACCINE NOT REQUIRED). BRING THE FORMS PLEASE.

PARENTS WILL NEED TO FILL OUT A FOOD FORM.

PLEASE TEXT/CALL ADAM IF YOU NEED TO CANCEL YOUR SPOT.

215-677-8055

DRESS CODE:

We advise parents to help, even their teens, pack so that they bring appropriate attire for camp.

Our policy is the same for both boys and girls.

● No crop tops or spaghetti straps

● No revealing tops

● No inappropriate graphics or images on clothing

● Shorts must cover the whole bottom (while sitting, standing, or bending)

● If wearing leggings, bottoms must be covered by a long shirt or sweatshirt

Should we deem a Camper’s attire inappropriate, in accordance with our policies, we will ask the

camper to change. Failure to adhere to the dress code will result in disciplinary action.

ITEMS TO PACK FOR CAMP:

● Underwear and socks

● T-shirts

● Pants

● Bathing suit

● For girls, one-piece swimsuits. Bikinis and/or swimsuits are prohibited.

● For boys, swimming trunks; no swimming briefs

● Pajamas

● Jacket and/or sweatshirt for cool weather

● Raincoat or umbrella

● A laundry bag or pillowcase for dirty clothes

● 2 Towels (pool and shower)

● Toothbrush and toothpaste

● Brush/ Comb

● Soap and Shampoo

● Flashlight

● Bible (recommended)

● Medications (marked and in its original bottle)

● Sneakers

● Closed-toed water shoes, CROCS, or equivalent, are recommended for showers, lake, and

pool area safety and comfort

● Open-toed shoes, sandals, or flip flops are PROHIBITED

UNWELCOMED ITEMS

Sharp objects such as scissors, blades, needles, and glass (bottles) are prohibited. All necessary

art & craft materials are provided for activities.

Any sharp objects found with a child will be confiscated.

Refusal to hand in any sharp object could result in Camper dismissal.

OBJECTS PROHIBITED AT CAMP:

● Curling irons

● Alcohol

● Knives

● Video games

● Expensive articles

● Fireworks

● Explosives

● Pets

● Breakables

● Weapons

● Duct tape

● Portable electronics

● Excessive jewelry

● Lighters/ matches

● Hazing material of any kind

● Excessive money

● Poisonous or illegal substances

● Tobacco

CELL PHONES:

Camper cell phones will be collected at the beginning of camp and held in safekeeping. If a

camper is found with a cell phone, we will ask the camper to turn it in for safekeeping. They will

receive their phone at the end of the camp week. In case of an emergency, calls will be placed

from the Camp Office at 570-431-0608.

After-school Tutoring

Our k-8 mission little people are mentored by our big people who were once mission little people.

Our Junior Leaders do most of the tutoring for our Mission kids. Our teens have all grown up in our housing community, and have a powerful opportunity to mentor their neighbors. And to get paid.

TUESDAY NIGHT Chapel

Tuesday night chapel is Sunday School, but on Tuesday. We learn, we sing, we pray. Skits and crafts too, but no slime or glitter please. Seriously.

Athletics

Our Mission Soccer Academy is a wondrous blend of skill, hip hop swag, and sliding blocks.

Leadership

Working for your community is more than a job, but it’s still a job.
We have 3 major rules for our Junior Leaders. Be on time. Stay off your phones. Work while at work.
Over 90% of our Junior Leaders have gone on to college and tech schooling.

Summer Camp

We are blessed.
We are lucky.
We are fortunate..

Our young people grow up in a cement city. In the summer, they get to explore the woods in the Poconos, canoe on the Brandywine, and have their own space. This is our most expensive season, but our most important time together.

Giving Circle

We believe that our young people can make an impact at our building and beyond. Every student has chore time, and we have asked them to help others less fortunate. In 2018, our Mission team dropped coins and bills into an empty water jar and sponsored the Aguroi-Odiope water well in Kaberamaido, Uganda.

To get involved email:
Adam@phillyhope.com

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