Friday, December 01, 2006
Important camp info
Hello, here's A LOT of important camp info. Please read!
1. General info
2. Workshops you have to choose
3. FREE night sessions: invite your friends!
4. Important rules to take note of
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General Information
Venue : Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) Hostels
6 Fort Canning Road Singapore 179494
Start : Tuesday, 5 December, 0930hrs
End : Friday, 8 December, 1330hrs
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Workshops for camp
The handout for this will be given out on Sunday, 3 Dec, but here's it, in case you missed it.
- You will be asked to sign up for your preferred workshop during REGISTRATION on 5th December 2006 at 9.30am.
- Workshop availability is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
- Please study this handout carefully and prayerfully consider which workshop you should sign up for.
- You are required to sign up for ONE workshop.
Keys to Leadership in Youth Ministry
Ps Dave Reardon will be conducting a seminar for all YM leaders. This will be an interactive forum-based discussion on what it takes to be a leader for the long haul in YM. This workshop is only open to A/YSGLs.
Male 101
"What are little boys made of? Snips and snails, and puppy dogs tails That's what little boys are made of!" Male 101 will deal with the essentials of being male in the eyes of God. How does God view masculinity and what is God's role for men in the world today. In particular, Jerry Ong will focus on issues of relationships, sex and love typically faced by males. Male 101 is suitable for male youths ages 15 and above.
Female 101
"What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all things nice- that's what little girls are made of!" Female 101, by Joyce Lo, will deal with the essentials of being female. How does God view femininity and what is God's role for women in the world today. Female 101 is suitable for female youths ages 15 and above.
iDeaf
iDeaf will be an introduction to Christian perspectives on the music of our times for example, contemporary, rock, punk music, heavy metal. There will be a discussion on why youths are influenced by music and how it affects us. This workshop by David Blakeley will challenge us to consider questions such as whether Christians should listen to secular music, is listening to secular music the same as following the devil, should we attend concerts of our favourite musicians or buy and support albums of secular artists etc. iDeaf is suitable for youths ages 12 to 14.
Apologetics
Christian Apologetics is about learning how to intellectually defend your faith. Many times our friends may ask us difficult questions like "Do all religions lead to the same God?" or "why does good God allow suffering?" or "is Christianity irrational and illogical?" In this workshop, Adriel Loh will deal with the answers to some of these difficult questions and provide you with a philosophical and intellectual framework to defend your beliefs while exposing the logical flaws in other beliefs. It will seek to show you why Christianity is the only rational choice. 'Apologetics' is suitable for youths ages 17 and above.
Cults
This workshop by Andre de Winne will give you an introduction to the more famous and well-known cults like the Mormons, Scientology, Jehovah's Witness and Free Masonry. It will deal with questions like what makes a group a cult? What is the Christian perspective on cults? Is there any hope for those who are involved in cults? The Cults workshop is suitable for youths ages 17 and above.
Why Serve?
What does serving mean? Who am I serving and what am I serving for? Many of us would like to serve but we may not have time or the inclination to do so. Some of us may feel that we're "not ready" or we have no talent which God can use, some of us may just be "too busy", perhaps we may just be waiting for the right opportunity to come along. If you have any questions about serving, this is the right workshop for you. Why Serve, by Pastor Jeremy Seaward, is suitable for youths of all ages especially if you're thinking about serving but have not taken the step yet.
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YM Camp 2006 Plenary Sessions.
All are welcome, no registration needed, FREE
Hi! The night sessions are free, so do feel welcome to invite your friends to come and be blessed! Details as follows.
"Discerning God's Voice"
Date : Tuesday 5 December 2006
Time : 7.30pm - 10.00pm
Venue : YWCA Ballroom Level 2
Speaker : Ps Jeremy Seaward
"Fear of the Lord Part 1"
Date : Wednesday 6 December 2006
Time : 7.30pm - 10.00pm
Venue : YWCA Ballroom Level 2
Speaker : Ps Dave Reardon
"Fear of the Lord Part 2"
Date : Thursday 7 December 2006
Time : 7.30pm-10.00pm
Venue : Wesley Hall, Wesley Methodist Church
Speaker : Ps Dave Reardon
Visitors are kindly requested to leave by 10.00pm.
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Camp rules
These are some rules which we want to highlight to you now... so don't say we didn't tell you! :)
- Be decently and appropriately dressed (no FBTs at all times). Most importantly, we should be respectfully attired during worship and speaker sessions (no slippers, spagehetti strapped tops or shorts).
- Keep your mobile phones, electronic devices and valuables locked in your rooms at all times during programmes so that everyone participates wholeheartedly (unless you have permission).
- No one is allowed to leave the campsite unless express permission is given by the relevant authority. If you have to leave at any point, please inform your Group Leader, who will then reflect the request to the camp planning team (Carol).
Important camp info
Hello, here's A LOT of important camp info. Please read!
1. General info
2. Workshops you have to choose
3. FREE night sessions: invite your friends!
4. Important rules to take note of
-
General Information
Venue : Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) Hostels
6 Fort Canning Road Singapore 179494
Start : Tuesday, 5 December, 0930hrs
End : Friday, 8 December, 1330hrs
-
Workshops for camp
The handout for this will be given out on Sunday, 3 Dec, but here's it, in case you missed it.
- You will be asked to sign up for your preferred workshop during REGISTRATION on 5th December 2006 at 9.30am.
- Workshop availability is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
- Please study this handout carefully and prayerfully consider which workshop you should sign up for.
- You are required to sign up for ONE workshop.
Keys to Leadership in Youth Ministry
Ps Dave Reardon will be conducting a seminar for all YM leaders. This will be an interactive forum-based discussion on what it takes to be a leader for the long haul in YM. This workshop is only open to A/YSGLs.
Male 101
"What are little boys made of? Snips and snails, and puppy dogs tails That's what little boys are made of!" Male 101 will deal with the essentials of being male in the eyes of God. How does God view masculinity and what is God's role for men in the world today. In particular, Jerry Ong will focus on issues of relationships, sex and love typically faced by males. Male 101 is suitable for male youths ages 15 and above.
Female 101
"What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all things nice- that's what little girls are made of!" Female 101, by Joyce Lo, will deal with the essentials of being female. How does God view femininity and what is God's role for women in the world today. Female 101 is suitable for female youths ages 15 and above.
iDeaf
iDeaf will be an introduction to Christian perspectives on the music of our times for example, contemporary, rock, punk music, heavy metal. There will be a discussion on why youths are influenced by music and how it affects us. This workshop by David Blakeley will challenge us to consider questions such as whether Christians should listen to secular music, is listening to secular music the same as following the devil, should we attend concerts of our favourite musicians or buy and support albums of secular artists etc. iDeaf is suitable for youths ages 12 to 14.
Apologetics
Christian Apologetics is about learning how to intellectually defend your faith. Many times our friends may ask us difficult questions like "Do all religions lead to the same God?" or "why does good God allow suffering?" or "is Christianity irrational and illogical?" In this workshop, Adriel Loh will deal with the answers to some of these difficult questions and provide you with a philosophical and intellectual framework to defend your beliefs while exposing the logical flaws in other beliefs. It will seek to show you why Christianity is the only rational choice. 'Apologetics' is suitable for youths ages 17 and above.
Cults
This workshop by Andre de Winne will give you an introduction to the more famous and well-known cults like the Mormons, Scientology, Jehovah's Witness and Free Masonry. It will deal with questions like what makes a group a cult? What is the Christian perspective on cults? Is there any hope for those who are involved in cults? The Cults workshop is suitable for youths ages 17 and above.
Why Serve?
What does serving mean? Who am I serving and what am I serving for? Many of us would like to serve but we may not have time or the inclination to do so. Some of us may feel that we're "not ready" or we have no talent which God can use, some of us may just be "too busy", perhaps we may just be waiting for the right opportunity to come along. If you have any questions about serving, this is the right workshop for you. Why Serve, by Pastor Jeremy Seaward, is suitable for youths of all ages especially if you're thinking about serving but have not taken the step yet.
-
YM Camp 2006 Plenary Sessions.
All are welcome, no registration needed, FREE
Hi! The night sessions are free, so do feel welcome to invite your friends to come and be blessed! Details as follows.
"Discerning God's Voice"
Date : Tuesday 5 December 2006
Time : 7.30pm - 10.00pm
Venue : YWCA Ballroom Level 2
Speaker : Ps Jeremy Seaward
"Fear of the Lord Part 1"
Date : Wednesday 6 December 2006
Time : 7.30pm - 10.00pm
Venue : YWCA Ballroom Level 2
Speaker : Ps Dave Reardon
"Fear of the Lord Part 2"
Date : Thursday 7 December 2006
Time : 7.30pm-10.00pm
Venue : Wesley Hall, Wesley Methodist Church
Speaker : Ps Dave Reardon
Visitors are kindly requested to leave by 10.00pm.
-
Camp rules
These are some rules which we want to highlight to you now... so don't say we didn't tell you! :)
- Be decently and appropriately dressed (no FBTs at all times). Most importantly, we should be respectfully attired during worship and speaker sessions (no slippers, spagehetti strapped tops or shorts).
- Keep your mobile phones, electronic devices and valuables locked in your rooms at all times during programmes so that everyone participates wholeheartedly (unless you have permission).
- No one is allowed to leave the campsite unless express permission is given by the relevant authority. If you have to leave at any point, please inform your Group Leader, who will then reflect the request to the camp planning team (Carol).
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