Teen camp - Week A

WEC is International Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ.

Teen Camp has plenty of choice: laid back style: an opportunity to discuss and express your views: Learn more about God and how to live for Him, plus the choice of a wide range of activities.

Worship God with 80 or more teenagers. Bring your own instrument and join the band. Relevant Bible teaching on topics or themes which will help you to grow as a Christian. Learn and discover together what God is saying in the 21st Century. Hear about His work around the world and how we can be effective workers for Him now

Free time gives the choice to chill out; laze about the camp field or go for a swim (only in an organised party with a member of staff); browse in the bookshop; stock up at the tuck shop or check out the local retail establishments!
Choose from a range of activities. Where possible we run water sports – e.g. canoeing – tuition provided by local qualified and licensed providers. Horse riding or mountain biking are popular too. Some folk prefer to sit, sketch and chat or do clay modeling, T-shirt decorating or jar painting. Others enjoy a leisurely ramble through the countryside, or get serious about developing their gifts in a drama or worship workshop. On these afternoons there is always a choice of two or three activities with no cost attached. Others, where we are buying in tuition, may have an extra charge – this is often subsidised by the camp.

Our Bible teaching sessions include discussion as we explore God’s word together. We also focus on the world: What is it like to be a missionary in Thailand, Ghana, Peru or Japan? How many people have never heard the good news that Jesus loves them and what’s being done about it? Is there a part I can play now?

Many people make new friends at camp and some of these last beyond your time at camp. The camp reunion is a great opportunity to meet up again and it’s not unknown for youngsters to travel around the country for special birthday parties or baptisms.

Many teenagers get so much out of camp that they want to give something back when they reach 18. It’s great to go back to Warrior camp as a leader where you can be part of a team helping others. Other teen campers choose to go on a WEC