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WHAT TO PACK
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Bible
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Towels
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Face masks or face shield (OPTIONAL)
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Name tag for luggage
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Personal hygiene items
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Notebook
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Pen/Pencil
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Backpack/drawstring bag
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Refillable water bottle
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Sunscreen
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Watch
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Closed toe, closed heel shoes
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Recreational clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or wet
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Cash for camp store
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Medication (if needed)
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Cell phone (if approved by leader)
WHAT NOT TO PACK
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Alcohol
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Illegal Drugs
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Tobacco
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Lighters/matches
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Any Kind of Weapon or Explosive
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Electronics/Gaming Systems (Laptops, drones, PlayStation, Xbox, Wii, Switch, etc.)
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Valuable jewelry
See DRESS CODE for examples of appropriate (and unacceptable) clothing


CAMP SCHEDULE
June 21 - 24, 2024
Please note that schedule is subject to change.
Fri, June 21
Sat, June 22
Sun, June 23
Mon, June 24
Friday Night
Recreational clothes
(RESET t-shirt if you are a returning camper)
Saturday Morning
Recreational clothes/swimwear
Saturday Night
REP your village
Sunday Morning
Recreational clothes
Sunday Night
Dress in Black and White
Monday Morning
HIGHER shirt (which you'll receive at camp)
EXPECTATIONS
CHAPERONES
Chaperones will be expected to make sure students are arriving to scheduled sessions and meals on time, and ensure that students are meeting the expectations below. The Group Leader will be contacted if a student is not present 10 minutes after the start of a session or if there is a behavior issue.
CELL PHONE/HEADPHONES POLICY
Phone usage/headphones at camp is at the discretion of the Group Leader. Throughout the weekend, some sessions will allow campers to use their phone to interact with us via games and social media. We will also be sending announcements and updates via text. Cell phone usage will only be allowed at designated times. We will notify campers when we have entered a “no phone zone.” Failure to comply may result in the phone/headphones being confiscated until the end of camp.
BEHAVIOR
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Participate in all scheduled services and activities
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Be on time to all scheduled services and activities
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Be respectful of your leaders, peers, and yourself
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Bring a great attitude and open mind
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No profanity or vulgar language
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ZERO TOLERANCE for bullying, including teasing, harassing, and cyberbullying
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No public displays of affection (no purpling, hot pink, or royal blue)
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SAFETY
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No guests will be allowed to rent golf carts, and may only ride in golf carts if injured
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No running on inclines
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No wet clothing inside the worship area and cafeteria
HOUSING
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Campers should be in their room by 11:30 PM with lights out no later than 12 AM
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No guys in girls’ rooms and no girls in guys’ rooms
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At least one adult (19 years or older) should be assigned to each room
DRESS CODE
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Wear closed toe and closed heel shoes at all times
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Wear your name tag at all times (REC activities excluded)
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No clothing that advertises tobacco, alcohol, illegal drugs
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No clothing that explicitly or implicitly promotes racism, sexism, or hatred towards any group
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No clothing that explicitly or implicitly refers to sexual actions or situations
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No spaghetti straps, except for sleepwear
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No clothing excessively short or tight fitting
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Please wear modest, one-piece bathing suits OR a swimsuit covered with a dark colored t-shirt
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Please wear modest shorts, dresses, slacks, and/or jeans
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Please do not dress in ways that call attention to underwear (sagging, rolled down waistbands, etc.)
IMPORTANT:
The Camp Director reserves the right to prayerfully send a camper home anytime at their discretion for any illegal and/or inappropriate activity that takes place at camp. Group leaders will be responsible for arrangements if such takes place.
HEALTH & SAFETY
In Case Of Emergency
Should a child, leader or staff member become ill or show symptoms of illness while at RESET, our camp nurse will be there to treat them. The parent/guardian listed on the camper's profile will be contacted immediately if the camper is under the age of 19. A possible shut down of all camp operations could be the result if signs of symptoms are widespread. Please be aware that we will doing everything in our power to keep all campers safe and their parents/guardians well-informed.
VILLAGES
are small groups divided by grade. They will also be your "teammates" throughout camp participating in games and challenges to be crowned Village Champions!
WATER
7TH - 8TH GRADERS
STEPHEN'S CAFETERIA
FIRE
9TH - 10TH GRADERS
MOUNTAIN RIDGE 5231
(1st floor)
WIND

11TH, 12TH, GRADUATES
STEPHEN'S CENTER 5605
(1st floor)
EARTH
LEADERS AND CHAPERONES
MOUNTAIN RIDGE 5232
(2nd floor)
CREATIVES
are opportunities for students to explore and cultivate their God-given gifts. RESET offers five options for students to participate in: Music, Drama, Rap/Spoken Word, Dance and Visual Art. Each group will perform/present what they’ve worked on at The Showcase.
DANCE
STEPHEN'S CENTER CAFETERIA
MUSIC
CHOIR
STEPHEN'S CENTER AUDITORIUM
RAP/POETRY
STEPHEN'S CENTER 5605
(1st floor)
DRAMA
MOUNTAIN RIDGE 5232
(2nd floor)
FAMILY GROUPS
are designed for groups to debrief about the day. We understand that although camp is a fun-filled experience, it is critical that family group time is set aside in the schedule. This gives leaders and students the opportunity to connect, reflect on the day, and discuss takeaways from the day’s message. Each group will be assigned a RESET staffer to support the leader in facilitating.
Check your badge for your Session # and meeting location
CAMP STORE
Need a quick snack?
Open every night after evening worship. Cash or CashApp ONLY
HELP DESK
STEPHEN'S CENTER - 1ST FLOOR
If you need assistance or first aid, stop by the Help Desk. If it is an emergency, notify the nearest RESET Staff member. Leaders can also reach out to the Camp Director for assistance.
NO ONE AT HELP DESK?
FOR NON-EMERGENCY ISSUES, TEXT 323-457-3738