Middle School/High School Winter Camp

 
 
Our Winter Camp experience here at Cedar Lake Ministries seeks to provide your youth group with an experience that focuses on intentional and purposeful time in the Word and with each other. We believe that in order to grow spiritually we need each other in the process. Here at Cedar Lake Ministries, we’ll provide the fun and plan the whole weekend – you just need to show up. Give your students a chance to get away from their normal lives and connect. 
 
 
Students $140 – Leaders $70 
2023 Dates
 
Weekend 1- February 10-12, 2023
 
Weekend 2- February 17-19, 2023

Group Registration

Interested in bringing your youth group? Call the main office at 219-374-5941 or email info@cedarlakeministries.org 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Activities

  • Tubing
  • Climbing Wall
  • Human Foosball
  • Rocket Wars
  • Laser Combat
 
  • Black Hole Slide
  • Dodgeball
  • Rec Room
  • Frisbee Golf
 
  • 9-Square-In-The-Air
  • Tomahawk Throwing
  • Gorilla Ball
  • Kandy Kabin
 

What to Bring Over Night 

  • Bible
  • Modest, warm clothes (long pants, long-sleeved shirts, sweatshirts, pajamas)
  • Winter gear (gloves/mittens, winter coat, hat, boots)
  • Extra shoes and socks
  • Flashlight
  • Toiletries (toothbrush and paste, deodorant, shampoo, soaps, etc. [Weekend Camps Only])
  • Money for the Kandy Kabin
  • Water bottle with owner’s name
  • Regular or emergency use prescription medications (e.g. inhalers, EpiPen®, solid or liquid meds [all medications, including over-the-counter, should be in possession of a leader throughout the weekend]).

What NOT to Bring

  • iPods/iPads, laptops, cell phones**, video games, or similar electronics
  • Clothing with questionable slogans or products
  • Non-prescription drugs, tobacco, alcohol, fireworks, weapons (knives, guns, tasers, lighters, or any other items that may cause harm)
**Part of what makes camp unique is the ability to limit distractions. Therefore, we ask that campers leave their cell phones, music-playing devices, and other electronics at home. We understand that many people use their devices as their Bible, but for this event, please encourage your camper to bring his or her paper version of the Bible. This is not a punishment but an opportunity to limit distractions and open up opportunities for quality conversations and time with God. Plus, expensive devices can get broken or lost at camp.
 

Testimonials

What Parents are Saying
“When I picked up my daughter and said ‘Tell me everything!’ I expected her to say that tubing was really awesome, or that it was really cold, or something like that. But what she actually said is “I learned that I need to be more purposeful in spending time alone with God.”
What Youth Leaders are Saying
“This weekend was great for all of us. We really bonded and made some great memories and I know God is at work in these kids’ lives.”
 
“It was such a wonderful experience! The food, the scenery, the lodging, the fires in the fireplace were all so refreshing! I love all the windows in the buildings! My kids really took in what the speaker talked about. They really liked the speaker and I really enjoyed the band!”
 

Health and Safety

 
Medical Conditions
We are used to working with campers who may have food allergies or other medical conditions (food intolerances, asthma, behavioral issues, diabetes, etc.). To best care for your child, please inform us on the registration form of any allergies or medical conditions so we can effectively prepare to provide great care for your child. If after reviewing your registration form we have further questions, our Program Coordinator, Food Service Director, or Health Officer may contact you prior to camp to ensure proper care will be provided.
 
Health Care
 In case of injury or emergency, the Health Officer will be available for basic care and to administer over-the-counter medications. However, the Health Officer will not administer prescription medications to campers. Youth leaders and parents should discuss each student’s health needs and plan how to oversee proper administration of prescription medications while at camp.
All medications, including over-the-counter, should be kept by a leader.

 

 
 

Refund Policy:  All registrations must be paid in full 14 days prior to the event. 

A $50.00 Non-Refundable deposit is due per registration. Any cancellations will forfeit the deposit.

Cancelling a registration(s) within 45 days of an event, you are obligated to 60% of your event fee.

Cancelling a registration(s) within 14 days of an event, you are obligated to the full event fee.

In the event that Cedar Lake Ministries is not permitted to host an event due to legal reasons or restrictions imposed through Executive Order, Local Health Department Order, or any similar legal restriction or circumstance of similar effect, Cedar Lake Ministries will retain the deposit. The deposit may be transferred toward ANY future Cedar Lake Ministries Program event or guest. Additional fees paid may be requested as a refund. In all other circumstances, Cedar Lake Ministries’ cancellation policy outlined above will apply. 

 
It is our desire that no one misses an opportunity to meet with God at camp due to financial restraints. Full or partial scholarships are available through our scholarship program. Parents or youth leaders may complete a scholarship application on behalf of a student in need for consideration.