Destination
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Camp Copass in Dention, TX
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Dates
June 17 - June 21
Mon, June 17, 12:00pm - Leave for Camp Copass in Denton, TX
June 18-20 - Conference Sessions
Fri, June 21, 10:00am - Arrive in Longview, TX
Mon, June 17, 12:00pm - Leave for Camp Copass in Denton, TX
June 18-20 - Conference Sessions
Fri, June 21, 10:00am - Arrive in Longview, TX
Registration
Cost: $300
In November, we raised $3,800 towards our trip, and that helps bring the cost down. Yay! 🎉
Cost for families with multiple students is $200 per youth.
Scholarships
Paying for this trip SHOULD NOT be an obstacle for a student attending this life forming event. To apply, please submit a Youth Trip Scholarship Application for each youth.
Deadlines
Sunday, April 28 - Registration is due
After April 28 - There is a $25 late fee
Sunday, June 2 - Balance of payment is due
Payment
Payment is handled thru online registration. A non-refundable deposit of $50 is due at registration.
Medical Release Forms
After submitting registration, you’ll be prompted to fill out 2 medical release forms. Both forms are online. One is for LCC and one is for CIY, both must be filled out to complete registration.
In November, we raised $3,800 towards our trip, and that helps bring the cost down. Yay! 🎉
Cost for families with multiple students is $200 per youth.
Scholarships
Paying for this trip SHOULD NOT be an obstacle for a student attending this life forming event. To apply, please submit a Youth Trip Scholarship Application for each youth.
Deadlines
Sunday, April 28 - Registration is due
After April 28 - There is a $25 late fee
Sunday, June 2 - Balance of payment is due
Payment
Payment is handled thru online registration. A non-refundable deposit of $50 is due at registration.
Medical Release Forms
After submitting registration, you’ll be prompted to fill out 2 medical release forms. Both forms are online. One is for LCC and one is for CIY, both must be filled out to complete registration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a “Kingdom Worker”?
Over the last decade CIY has presented the idea that every believer in Christ is called to participate in bringing the Kingdom of Heaven to earth. Sometimes that means a call to be full time ministry, but CIY uses the bulk of our time together showing that there are an infinite number of ways to be a Kingdom Worker. Many students come home from CIY Move excited to use their gifts and talents to further the Kingdom. We as a Youth Ministry do our best to engage that together.
Is this a church camp?
This event takes place at a summer camp; so, in a lot of ways, the facilities are like a traditional church camp. The programming is completely created and run by CIY. The small groups and discussion times are run by LCC, so while it’s a big conference, youth will mostly be engaging with LCC’s youth group.
How much spending money will a student need?
Extra spending money can be spent on souvenirs (conference shirt) and snacks.
Is there financial aid available?
We have several individuals in the church willing to offer scholarships.
Where do students stay?
We stay in the dormitories or cabins of the camp.
What happens in a typical day at Move?
Here’s a rough itinerary:
Over the last decade CIY has presented the idea that every believer in Christ is called to participate in bringing the Kingdom of Heaven to earth. Sometimes that means a call to be full time ministry, but CIY uses the bulk of our time together showing that there are an infinite number of ways to be a Kingdom Worker. Many students come home from CIY Move excited to use their gifts and talents to further the Kingdom. We as a Youth Ministry do our best to engage that together.
Is this a church camp?
This event takes place at a summer camp; so, in a lot of ways, the facilities are like a traditional church camp. The programming is completely created and run by CIY. The small groups and discussion times are run by LCC, so while it’s a big conference, youth will mostly be engaging with LCC’s youth group.
How much spending money will a student need?
Extra spending money can be spent on souvenirs (conference shirt) and snacks.
Is there financial aid available?
We have several individuals in the church willing to offer scholarships.
Where do students stay?
We stay in the dormitories or cabins of the camp.
What happens in a typical day at Move?
Here’s a rough itinerary:
- Breakfast
- Morning Session (Worship and Speaking)
- Small group time
- Lunch
- Elective Classes
- Free Time
- Dinner
- Worship
- Main Session (Worship and Speaking)
- Youth Group Time
Rules
Medications
All medications must be turned in before leaving for the trip with guidelines about how and when they are to be taken. A leader will be designated to keep up with medications and distribute them.
Technology
Use your technology socially and appropriately. Don’t isolate yourself on your phone, but use it to take pictures with friends, Tweet/Instagram/Snapchat about your trip, and share experiences with one another. We trust you to use your phone wisely, if we feel like you aren’t using your phone wisely a leader will hold onto it for you.
Headphones of any kind are not allowed. Headphones isolate us from our surroundings and others, which is not what this trip is about.
The obvious that still needs to be said
Respect others and yourself.
All medications must be turned in before leaving for the trip with guidelines about how and when they are to be taken. A leader will be designated to keep up with medications and distribute them.
Technology
Use your technology socially and appropriately. Don’t isolate yourself on your phone, but use it to take pictures with friends, Tweet/Instagram/Snapchat about your trip, and share experiences with one another. We trust you to use your phone wisely, if we feel like you aren’t using your phone wisely a leader will hold onto it for you.
Headphones of any kind are not allowed. Headphones isolate us from our surroundings and others, which is not what this trip is about.
The obvious that still needs to be said
Respect others and yourself.
- No guys in girl’s dorms beyond the front lobby and vice versa.
- Alcohol, tobacco, drugs and weapons are absolutely prohibited
- Everyone must be in their dorms by the designated “In Dorm Time”.
- For security reasons, no students with backpacks are allowed into the auditorium or cafeteria.
- Follow the schedule. Be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there.
- During sessions, stay in your assigned seating. Please follow the posted seating chart.
- Do not leave the auditorium once the speakers begin talking.
- Do not move furniture as you will be charged for any assessed damage.
- Do not dial 911 unless it is a true emergency.
- Absolutely no fireworks at any time during MOVE or while on campus property.
- No food deliveries of any kind to the campus.
- Students may leave campus ONLY with adult supervision; those staying behind must have an adult present.
- Wear appropriate swimwear – keep it classy
- Ladies, Tankini or one piece
- Fellas, wear trunks no speedo
- Follow the dress guidelines. The following is unacceptable:
- Short Shorts - Nike shorts are okay
- Sagging Pants
- Bikinis
- Miniskirts
- Spaghetti Straps
- Low Cut Tops
What to Bring
Space in the vehicles is limited this year. Each student is allowed to bring 1 large bag and 1 backpack size bag.
Bring
Don’t bring
Bring
- Comfortable active clothing for every day of the trip
- Shoes for beach and sports
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, soap, shampoo, and other toiletries
- Sunscreen
- Any medication the student is currently taking (To be turned in prior to departure)
- Cell phone and charger
- Bible
- Notebook and writing utensil
- Snacks to share for the van ride
- Swimsuit (adhere to the guidelines)
- Bath Towel
- Pillow and bedding
Don’t bring
- Knives - You do not need to bring a knife on this trip. There will be no difficult packages to open or bears to defend yourself from. Any knife with a blade longer than 2” or a knife that we deem menacing or ridiculous will be confiscated.
- Tobacco, alcohol, firearms, etc.
- Gaming devices
- Refrigerators, air-conditioners, tvs, computers.
- Water balloons, fireworks, stink bombs, any items that can be used for mischievous intent.