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Our Story, My Story
Far West Family Camp
July 9-14, 2016
Thank you for being part of Family Camp! We
look forward to all that this week has to offer in
building our relationship with God and with others in the midst of the community gathered
here. There will numerous opportunities to enjoy learning, fun, fellowship, food, worship, and
more. Throughout our experience, we will explore how God has worked through the history
of our faith and works in us today, shaping and
guiding us forward to share love, joy, hope, and
peace. We hope you leave here refreshed, renewed, and ready to share your story.
In Christ,
Alexa and Brendan Cary
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The Family Camp experience is not possible without the preparation, work, and collaboration of many people. We are grateful for the dedication of the following people and
hope you will express your thanks to them through this week. We thank everyone in
advance for your help and contribution in making our reunion a success.
Far West Family Camp Leadership Team
Directors: Alexa and Brendan Cary
Assistant Directors: Rex and Kim Hayden
Mission Center Support Minister: Elaine Davis
Worship: Bonnie Hinderks, Vern and Mary Bradford, Matthew and Mallory Neeley
Evangelist Ministry: Paul Coffman
Logistics: Carolyn Rockhold and Charlott Williams
Education: Elaine Davis and Kathy Darnell
Mission Center President: Lynn Wilson
Mission Center Financial Officer: Tom Cochran
Mission Center Book Keeper: Linda Novak
Logistics
Dining Hall: Rex Hayden, Don and Karen Sams, Eric Hidy, Don Cash
KP Crew: Grace Stites, Halei Atoe, Corryn Darnell, Kendall Delp
Nursing: Patricia Compton
Canteen: Todd and Burnett Families
Auction: Carolyn Rockhold
Auctioneer: Eddie Pickett
Cooks: Twombly and Bauerle Families
Kitchen Laundry: Frances Whitmer
Campground Management: Brian and Megan Loving
Lifeguards: Brian Loving, Christa Barbour, and Colin Barbour
Golf Cart Shuttle: Roland Hayden
Flag Raising and Sunday Parking: Gaylon Whitmer
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Classes are offered for all ages. Children's classes are based on the grade that will
be entered this fall. Parents are asked to pick up their children from their classroom each day before going to lunch.
Special this year-Each children’s class will have an opportunity to participate in the
Peacemobile during one class. If you would like to help facilitate for the Peacemobile this week, or for information on how to bring the Peacemobile to your congregation or event, contact Jim or Andi Melham.
The Senior High and College Age Class will meet at 10:15 on Sunday-Wednesday
night. During the 10:30-noon class period, Senior High and College Age participants can help with a children’s class (must be youth worker certified and have
permission of teacher), attend Young Adult Class, or participate in the service projects class.
Education
Class
Teacher
Location
0-2 year olds
Ferryl Cash
Nursery
3 year olds
Megan Loving
Robin’s Nest (North)
4 year olds
Dana Hicks
Robin’s Nest (Center)
5 year olds
Jennifer Todd
Robin’s Nest (South)
3-5 year music
Mallory Neeley
Hilltop
3-5 year crafts
Amanda Hidy
Hilltop
1st and 2nd grade
Carolyn Tacy/Rex Hayden
Cedar Haven #5
3rd and 4th grade
Kristi DeRose
Peace Haven (North)
5th and 6th grade
Alisha Buchanan
Cedar Haven #6
1 -6 music
Christa Barbour
Tent
1st-6th crafts
Denise Youtsey
Peace Haven (South)
Jr High(7th-9th)
Kathy Darnell
Dining Hall (Basement)
Sr High/College
Lachlan Mackay/Barbara Walden
Young Adult
Lachlan Mackay/Janné Grover
Adult
Barbara Walden
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Dining Hall
Cedar Haven North
Tabernacle
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Worship is an integral part of our reunion experience and opportunities abound to
experience the Spirit of God while we are gathered together.
 Morning Devotional-An evangelist welcomes each new day with a prayer, broadcast throughout the grounds.
 Morning Worship-Join us in the Tabernacle for an energetic worship experience,
sharing in song, scripture, and testimony
 Intergenerational Groups-Breakout into small groups at various locations for
discussion and activities
 Evening Worship-Gather in the Tabernacle each night for engaging worship with
our guest ministry and members from around the mission center.
 Childrens’ Church (Sunday-Tuesday only, ages 3-7)-During the evening worship,
children have an opportunity to participate in activities in Cedar Haven . Children
will be invited out during the worship and will return to the Tabernacle at the
end of the service.
 Nursery (Ages 0-2)-Children can be dropped off and picked up at the nursery during worship services when noted on schedule.
 Campfire-Close each night by singing old favorites and learning a few new ones.
Worship
Head Deacon: Jeremy Benson
Audio and Visual: Matthew Neeley
Worship Setting: Ereline McCord
Nursery (0-2 years): Elaine Davis
Childrens’ Church (3-7 years): Matt and Kristi Nicholson
Morning Worship: Alexa and Brendan Cary
Campfire: Alexa Cary
Intergenerational Group Locations and Leaders:
Love Hilltop
Christa and Colin Barbour
Joy
Tent
Ralph and Nancy Williston
Hope Cedar Haven North Sheryl Magee And Dave Davis
Worship Service
10:30 AM Sunday
6:45 PM Sunday
6:45 PM Monday
6:45 PM Tuesday
6:45 PM Wednesday
Presider
Bonnie Hinderks
Vern Bradford
Kathy Twombly
Mallory Neeley
Mary Bradford
Speaker
Lachlan Mackay
Lynn Wilson
Barbara Walden
Lachlan Mackay
Janné Grover
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Lachlan Mackay is an Apostle assigned to
the North East USA Mission Field and he
leads the Church History and Sacred Story Ministries Team. Born and raised in
Jackson County, Missouri, Lach attended
the University of Missouri in Columbia
where he focused on Russian Area Studies and Economics before discovering his
passion for church history. He met his wife, Christin, in Joseph Smith’s
Red Brick Store in Nauvoo, Illinois and has spent his entire adult life
living and working at church historic sites. He holds both US and Australian citizenship and his favorite non-history activity is snorkeling.
Barbara Walden learned her first lessons in church
history from a small Community of Christ congregation that gathered in a three-car garage in her
hometown of Ridgecrest, California. Captured by
the stories of Emma Smith and Oliver Cowdery in
her youth, she pursued a Bachelor of Arts in history
from Graceland University and a Master of Arts in
museum studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program at the
State University of New York. Following graduate school, Barbara returned to her love of church heritage as the site director of the
Kirtland Temple from 2002-2009. Today,
she is the executive director of the Community of Christ Historic Sites Foundation. When she isn’t traveling the country leading church history classes and
raising support for the historic sites, you
will find her and her husband, Jody, enjoying a night out at the baseball parks,
preferably one involving the Detroit Tigers. Barbara is an Elder in Community
of Christ and resides in Hartford, Connecticut.
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Janné Grover is an apostle. She is assigned to the
Central USA Mission Field and she leads the Disciple
and Priesthood Formation Ministries Team. Her previous employment includes disciple formation ministries specialist for Community of Christ, and director
of orchestras for Lee’s Summit North High School and
Bernard Campbell Middle School in Lee’s Summit,
Missouri. Janné attended the University of Missouri-Columbia and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in vocal and instrumental music K–12. She also received a Master’s of Music Education
degree in instrumental conducting from Florida State University, an
Education Specialist degree in secondary administration from Northwest Missouri State University, and a Master’s of Arts in Religion from
Graceland University.
Share Your Object, Share Your Story
The Community of Christ Historic Sites Foundation is on an exciting journey to find the unique stories and objects within Community of Christ history. We need your help! We need your story!
We invite you to submit a photo and story of a historic object, place, document, etc. that you believe tells the unique story of Community of Christ.
Your submission could be a book, image, decorative piece, clothing, or photograph of a place or historic marker.
Search your attics and closets or library and storage rooms of your local
congregation for historic items that tell your story. It could be an old hymnal given to you by someone who played a significant role in your journey, a
wooden cross carved by a founding member of your congregation, an image
of a ship used by early missionaries, or a recent photograph of you at a place
that carries historical significance in the Community of Christ story. We
want to hear about how your unique congregation began - is there a historic
object that represents an early missionary that helped plant your congregation? A photograph that captures the story of your Mission Center or Reunion ground? Is there an item that represents your family's beginnings in
Community of Christ.
Have a object or story to share? Want to be able to ask questions about
church history or other topics in an open setting. Guest Ministry Chats will
take place on Monday-Wednesday afternoons at 3:00 in North Cedar Haven. Bring your objects, stories, and questions to share with our visiting
ministers.
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Camper’s Commitments to Family Camp
Registration: All weekly/daily campers must register at the business office.
Prohibited: Pets, open flames, fireworks, firearms, alcohol, tobacco, controlled substances.
Supervision: An on-site sponsor must supervise all campers under age 19.
Parking: Vehicles are allowed near housing, but ensure roadways remain clear.
Clothing: Please refrain from clothing/swimwear that advertises alcohol/tobacco or
is provocative in nature.
Attendance: Please take advantage of all the opportunities at reunion by attending
classes and worship services.
Nurse on Duty: Please contact Patricia Compton (cell: 816-752-1543) for medical
needs. First aid kits are available in the office/canteen, dining hall, tabernacle, and Robin’s Nest.
Severe Weather: If a tornado warning or other weather emergency necessitates,
please gather in the basement of Peace Haven or the basement of the Tabernacle.
Emergencies: In case of an emergency necessitating 911 services, the address is
Camp Farwesta
6901 US Hwy 36
Stewartsville, MO 64490
Saturday, July 9
We Welcome...
2:00-5:00 PM
Registration (Office)
3:00-5:00 PM
Swimming (Pool)
5:00 PM
KP Workers’ Supper (Dining Hall)
5:30-6:30 PM
Supper (Dining Hall)
7:15-8:00 PM
Welcome Celebration (Tabernacle)
8:10-9:00 PM
Campfire (Tabernacle Lawn)
9:00-9:45 PM
Canteen open
9:00-10:15 PM
Evening Activity: Family Dance (Tent)
11:00 PM
Lights Out
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Sunday, July 10
We Believe and We Receive...
7:00 AM
Rise and Shine
7:15 AM
KP Workers’ Breakfast (Dining Hall)
7:30 AM
Morning Devotional
7:45-8:45 AM
Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:10 AM
Flag Presentation (Tabernacle)
9:15-10:00 AM
Morning Worship (Tabernacle)
10:30-11:45 AM
*Worship Service (Tabernacle)
11:30 AM
KP Workers’ Lunch (Dining Hall)
12:00-1:00 PM
Lunch (Dining Hall)
1:00 PM
Tabernacle and Bathroom Cleaning
1:30-4:00 PM
Hayrides (Canteen Area)
2:00-3:00 PM
Mission Center Conference (Tabernacle)
2:00-3:30 PM
Swimming (10 years and older)
3:15-4:00 PM
Watermelon feed (Canteen)
3:15-4:00 PM
Guest Ministry Reception (Tent)
3:30-5:00 PM
Swimming (Families with children 9 years and under)
4:30 PM
KP Workers’ Supper (Dining Hall)
5:00-6:00 PM
Supper (Dining Hall)
6:45-8:00 PM
*Evening Worship-Communion (Tabernacle)
8:15-9:00 PM
Campfire (Campfire Area)
9:00-9:45 PM
Canteen Open
9:10-10:15 PM
Evening Activity: Night Swim (Pool)
10:15-11:30 PM
Senior High/College Class (Dining Hall)
11:00 PM
Lights Out
An * indicates that nursery is available for ages 0-2 from 10 minutes before until 5
minutes after the completion of the service.
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Monday, July 11
We Learn...
7:00 AM
Rise and Shine
7:15 AM
KP Workers’ Breakfast (Dining Hall)
7:30 AM
Morning Devotional
7:45-8:45 AM
Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:00-9:40 AM
Morning Worship (Tabernacle)
9:50-10:20 AM
Intergenerational Groups (Various Locations)
10:30-12:00 PM
Classes (Various Locations)
11:30 AM
KP Workers’ Lunch (Dining Hall)
12:00-1:00 PM
Lunch (Dining Hall)
1:00 PM
Tabernacle and Bathroom Cleaning
1:00-2:00 PM
Rest Period/Boating
2:00-3:30 PM
Swimming (10 years and older)
3:30-5:00 PM
Swimming (Families with children 9 years and under)
3:00-4:00
Guest Ministry Chats (Cedar Haven North)
4:00 PM
Organized Recreation (Canteen)
4:30 PM
KP Workers’ Supper (Dining Hall)
5:00-6:00 PM
Supper (Dining Hall)
6:45-8:00 PM
*Evening Worship (Tabernacle)
8:15-9:00 PM
Campfire (Campfire Area)
9:00-9:45 PM
Canteen Open
9:10-10:15 PM
Evening Activity: Talent Show (Tabernacle)
10:15-11:30 PM
Senior High/College Class (Dining Hall)
11:00 PM
Lights Out
An * indicates that nursery is available for ages 0-2 from 10 minutes before
until 5 minutes after the completion of the service.
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Tuesday, July 14
We Share...
7:00 AM
Rise and Shine
7:15 AM
KP workers Breakfast (Dining Hall)
7:30 AM
Morning Devotional
7:45-8:45 AM
Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:00-9:40 AM
Morning Worship (Tabernacle)
9:50-10:20 AM
Intergenerational Groups (Various Locations)
10:30-12:00 PM
Classes (Various Locations)
11:30 AM
KP Workers’ Lunch (Dining Hall)
12:00-1:00 PM
Lunch (Dining Hall)
1:00 PM
Tabernacle and Bathroom Cleaning
1:00-2:00 PM
Rest Period/Boating
2:00-3:30 PM
Swimming (10 years and older)
3:30-5:00 PM
Swimming (Families with children 9 years and under)
3:00-4:00
Guest Ministry Chats (Cedar Haven North)
4:00 PM
Organized Recreation (Canteen)
4:30 PM
KP Workers’ Supper (Dining Hall)
5:00-6:00 PM
Supper (Dining Hall)
6:45-8:00 PM
*Evening Worship (Tabernacle)
8:00-9:00 PM
Auction (Tabernacle)
8:15-9:00 PM
Campfire (Campfire Area)
9:00-9:45 PM
Canteen Open
9:10-10:00 PM
Evening Activity: Family Game Night (Dining Hall)
10:15-11:30 PM
Senior High/College Class (Dining Hall)
11:00 PM
Lights Out
An * indicates that nursery is available for ages 0-2 from 10 minutes before until
5 minutes after the completion of the service.
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Wednesday, July 13
We Respond...
7:00 AM
Rise and Shine
7:15 AM
KP workers Breakfast (Dining Hall)
7:30 AM
Morning Devotional
7:45-8:45 AM
Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:00-9:40 AM
Morning Worship (Tabernacle)
9:50-10:20 AM
Intergenerational Groups (Various Locations)
10:30-12:00 PM
Classes (Various Locations)
11:30 AM
KP Workers’ Lunch (Dining Hall)
12:00-1:00 PM
Lunch (Dining Hall)
1:00 PM
Tabernacle and Bathroom Cleaning
1:00-2:00 PM
Rest Period/Boating
2:00-3:30 PM
Swimming (10 years and older)
3:30-5:00 PM
Swimming (Families with children 9 years and under)
3:00-4:00
Guest Ministry Chats (Cedar Haven North)
4:00 PM
Organized Recreation (Canteen)
4:30 PM
KP Workers’ Supper (Dining Hall)
5:00-6:00 PM
Supper (Dining Hall)
6:45-8:00 PM
Evening Worship-Youth Service(Tabernacle)
8:00-8:40 PM
Baptismal Service (Pool)
8:50-9:30 PM
Campfire (Lakeside)
9:00-10:00 PM
Canteen Open
9:30-10:30 PM
Evening Activity: Night Swim (Pool)
10:15-11:30 PM
Youth Campfire (Meet at Dining Hall)
11:00 PM
Lights Out
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Thursday, July 14
We Proclaim...
7:00 AM
Rise and Shine
7:15 AM
KP workers Breakfast (Dining Hall)
7:30 AM
Morning Devotional
7:45-8:45 AM
Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:00-9:40 AM
Morning Worship (Tabernacle)
9:50-10:20 AM
Intergenerational Groups (Various Locations)
10:30-12:00 PM
Classes (Various Locations)
11:30 AM
KP Workers’ Lunch (Dining Hall)
12:00-1:00 PM
Lunch (Dining Hall)
1:15-2:00 PM
Closing Worship (Tabernacle)
2:00-4:00 PM
Camp Closing Activities
Please remember that it is the responsibility of all attendees to leave the
campground in the best condition possible. Please ensure that your final cleaning
assignment has been completed and your lodging has been cleaned as well.
Service Ministry
It certainly takes a village to keep everything operating during our week together. We appreciate everyone fulfilling their chore assignments!
Chore assignments include:

Dining Hall-Servers (serve food), drink station (serve drinks), tables (wipe
tables and sweep floors), scrapers (scrape trays for dishroom and empty
trash after meal), Dishroom (washing trays), Pots and Pans

Bathrooms-Clean sinks, toilets, and showers, sweep and mop floors,
check supplies

Tabernacle-sweeping floors and disposing of trash
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Breakfast
Lunch
Supper
Hamburger
Tator Tots
Saturday
Mixed Fruit
Cookies
Roast Beef/Gravy
Sunday
Pancakes
Whole New Potatoes
Taco Salad
Sausage
Green Beans
Corn
Peaches
Lettuce Salad
Applesauce
Hot/Cold Cereal
Rolls
No Bake Cookies
Apple Crisp
Scrambled Eggs
Bacon
Monday
Biscuits
Grapes
Hot/Cold Cereal
Tuesday
Tacos
California Blend
Black Beans and Rice
Salad Bar
Salad Bar
Oatmeal Choc Chip Bars
Chocolate Eclair
French Toast
Chicken and Noodles
Sausage
Brocolli with Cheese
Pears
Salad Bar
Hot/Cold Cereal
Brownie
Biscuits
Wednesday
Chicken Sandwich
Sausage Gravy
Cantalope
Hot/Cold Cereal
Sloppy Joes
Baked Beans
Chips
Salad Bar
Ice Cream
Ham
Hash Brown Casserole
Peas
Salad Bar
Sugar Cookie Bars
Lasagna
Garlic Bread
Salad Bar
Chocolate Cake
Scrambled Eggs
Thursday
Cinnamon Rolls
Applesauce
Cooks’ Choice
**Menu subject to
change**
Hot/Cold Cereal
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Finances-Family Camp does not operate without the generosity of all attendees, in
service and monetarily. In addition to registration fees, reunion costs are covered
through canteen profits, auction proceeds, and offerings.
Day Campers-The daily rate is $30/person/day, covers up to 3 meals and 1 night of
lodging, and can be paid in the office. A donation can be made in the dining hall for
individual meals. Cedar Haven North will be open in the afternoon for any day campers
to rest and relax.
Golf Cart-Roland Hayden will provide shuttle service to those needing transportation
throughout the grounds. He can be contacted at 660-562-2260.
Water and ice delivery-Water coolers will be placed in locations throughout the
campground. If you have a cooler that needs ice delivered, please contact Rex Hayden
in the dining hall to make arrangements.
Auction-A silent auction will take place in the back of the Tabernacle throughout the
week, while the live auction will take place at 8 PM on Tuesday night. Please contact
Carolyn Rockhold for more information.
Baptismal Service-Will be held during the Wednesday Evening Worship Service. We will
transition immediately from the tabernacle to the pool. If you wish to be baptized during this service, please contact Paul Coffman or Gaylon Whitmer.
Announcements-Please turn in announcements to the office or to Kim Hayden. We will
project announcements during meals in the dining hall.
Text Announcements-To receive announcements via text message, send the message
@fwmc to 81010.
Recycling-Please use the blue recycling containers only as designated.
Hymnals-Please return your music booklet to the boxes at the entrances of the Tabernacle after each service
Evangelists-Each day, an evangelist will be available for prayer, administration, and
any other pastoral needs.
Day
Evangelist on duty
Morning Devotion
Sunday
Jerry Middleton
Paul Coffman
Monday
Mary Bradford
Mary Bradford
Tuesday
Ed Davis
Ed Davis
Wednesday
Gaylon Whitmer
Gaylon Whitmer
Thursday
Jim Melham
Jim Melham
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Recreation Opportunities
We have an abundance of recreation opportunities during Family Camp. From
classic games to new favorites, grab some people and get playing!
Games and Equipment Available: Horseshoes, croquet, volleyball, football,
basketball, ping-pong, Frisbee golf, Frisbee tag, gaga ball, 9 square in the air,
soccer, dodgeball, shuffleboard (at hilltop), jenga, and others.
Rules for games: A listing of the games available and their rules will be posted
near the canteen and in the office.
Jesus Ball: It is the decision of the Camp Farwesta board that “Jesus Ball” will
no longer be allowed at Farwesta.
Organized Recreation: Join us at 4 every afternoon for an organized recreation
activity for ages 10 and older.
Playground: For safety, play is limited to children under 11 years of age and
should be monitored by a parent or designated supervisor.
Pool: Please note that there are two sessions for swimming each afternoon
Sunday-Wednesday. Saturday afternoon and night swims are for all ages. All
children under 11 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or designated supervisor. All children will be administered a swim test before being allowed in the deep end. All swimmers must follow the direction of the lifeguard and posted signs to ensure the safety of everyone.
Waterfronts: No swimming is allowed at the waterfronts. Fishing is allowed
during recreation times and equipment is available for checkout. Boating is
not allowed unless a certified lifeguard is present.
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Evening Activities
Saturday: Family Dance
Join us on the lawn between the
dining hall and the tabernacle for an evening of fun! With music designed to
appeal to all ages, young and old, we will begin our reunion experience with a
time to renew old friendships, and make new ones, all against a backdrop of
music and dancing. For those not inclined to dance, engage in some of the
outdoor game activities: ping pong, croquet, horseshoes, volley ball, etc.
Sunday: Night Swim
Head on down to the pool to cool
off before bed! Bring your towels and your flip flops, and join us for a swim
under the lights and the stars.
Monday: Talent Show
Camp Farwesta has talent and we
are going to show it! Join us in the tabernacle to cheer on the talents of folks
young and old as they share the gifts that God gave them. Please sign up in the
dining hall.
Tuesday: Family Game Night
Come enjoy the air conditioned
atmosphere of the dining hall and engage in friendly competition for all ages!
Bring your favorite canteen snack.
Wednesday: Night Swim and Social
Head on down to the pool to cool
off before bed! Bring your towels and your flip flops, and join us for a swim
under the lights and the stars. Afterwards (or before, or in the middle) join us
on the lawn between the dining hall and the tabernacle for everyone’s favorite treat – ice cream! Create the best Sundae with chocolate syrup and sprinkles, or simply enjoy the purity of vanilla in a bowl. Come one, come all!
Camp Farwesta T-shirts
For sale this week!
See Carolyn Rockhold at the Auction Table to purchase.
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Friends of Camp Farwesta:
Much has been happening at the campgrounds and we continue to move forward with improvements to some areas.
Playground Update: As you can see and hear with your kids who may have
already experienced it, the swing set is up and moving!! Phase 1 is complete! Thank you! We are so close to meeting our financial need to install
Phase 2, (play equipment that includes slides). The children that use these
grounds have given us positive feedback to the improvements that have already been done. More to come!
Dining Hall Bathrooms: Both the men and women's bathrooms are remodeled. Many thanks to the youth that helped with the demo, and to the crew
and volunteers who contributed to get the job completed. Volunteers painted, built and installed all components to make a much needed improvement
to the bathrooms. It would not have been possible without the support and
desire to make a difference. Thank you!
Cedar Haven: Be sure to check out Room 1 of Cedar Haven! Built in beds
with comfortable mattresses! They are so comfy you will want to sleep in
there too! The overall goal is to makeover the remaining rooms 2-6 and create a welcoming, warm and comfortable living quarters for the guests who
use the building.
Other: Improvements to the family cabins, dorms 1-4, and the nurses cabin,
as well as the addition of an instant hot water heater in Cedar Haven.
A special Thank You to those volunteers who came out during the year and
before/during the camping season to give of your time and energy to give
back to the campgrounds. Your time is not overlooked, we value and appreciate all of our volunteers.
Also Thank You to those who have given financially to support the mission of
these grounds. Camp Farwesta would not be moving forward in a positive
direction without the support of the members of this Mission Center. If you
would like to contribute to one of the projects above please contact your Congregation Financial Officer, Linda Novak at the Mission office, or Kent Brooner.
We are always looking for new groups and organizations, big or small to rent
the campground facilities. Please help us spread the word and contact the
Mission Center office to schedule, 816.232.3319.
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Cedar Haven,
Peace Haven &
Hill Top
Nursery—
Evening
(Registered
Youth Worker
Only)
Eastern
Eastern
(Registered
Youth Worker
Only)
Tabernacle
After Lunch
Eastern
Supper
Northern
Eastern
All Meals
Western
Breakfast
Northern
Lunch
All Clusters
Supper
Northern
Southern
Southern
Southern
Southern
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Restroom Duty
all facilities
After Lunch
Nursery—
Morning
Kitchen Patrol
(KP)
Duty/Day
2016 Cluster Assignments
Western
Western
Western
Western
All Meals
Southern
Tuesday
NO NURSERY
Northern
Northern
Northern
All Meals
Eastern
Wednesday
Eastern
(EXCLUDES Restrooms)
Cedar Haven &
Peace Haven
FINAL CLEAN
Western
See Brendan Cary
FINAL CLEAN
Pool, South &
Dining Hall Restrooms
Northern
FINAL CLEAN
Southern
FINAL CLEAN
Child Care &
FINAL CLEAN
Southern
Northern
Lunch & FINAL
CLEAN Dining Hall
Breakfast
Western
Thursday
CAMP FARWESTA FAMILY CAMP EVALUATION 2016
Circle one response or use short answer where appropriate. Please return to the
designated point when completed. Thank you for helping to make the Far West
Family Camp a success!
Name____________________
Contact Information______________________
1.
How can we improve the online registration process?
2.
How would you rate your and/or your family’s experience at Familly Camp?
Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor
3.
Did the investment you made in coming to Family Camp, including time and
cost, prove worthwhile?
Yes
No
4.
Did Family Camp play a role in meeting your family’s spiritual needs?
Yes
No
5.
Family Camp has a variety of activities such as worship, campfire, meals, special activities, classes, recreation and more. Please take a moment to share
with us feedback that would be helpful planning Family Camp 2017
(favorites, improvements,…)?
6.
Do you plan to attend Camp Farwesta Family Camp in 2017?
Yes
No
7.
How are you being called to serve and provide ministry at Family Camp in
2017?
8.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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