Summer Camp 2024
| When | 3:30pm Monday 8th - 2pm Friday 12th January (2024) |
| Where | Phillip Island Adventure Resort (map) |
| Who | Year 7s (2024) - Year 12s (2023) |
| Speaker | Steve Jones |
| Topic | Meaning in a Meaningless World |
| Theme | Medieval |
| Cost | $420 (under 18) $450 (18+) |
| Registration | Closed |
| Convenor | Laura Brown |
Please note that your registration will not be complete until you have received a copy of the form as confirmation that it was submitted. Contact us at admin@pyv.org.au if you have any problems registering.
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Payment
Payment can be made with cash or card on the day, or in advance via PayPal or direct bank transfer using the details below. Payment should be made after filling in the registration form. To apply for financial assistance, tick the "financial assistance" box on the registration form.
BSB: 083-004
Account Number: 015016531
Description: "Surname SummerCamp" (e.g. "Smith SummerCamp")
Meet the Speaker
Steve Jones grew up as a country boy in Colac who came to know Jesus at age 18. Since then he has fallen in love with Jesus and his gospel message of grace and hope. Steve is blessed to be married since 2005 to the ever patient Martina and together they are raising their four noisy kids. Steve has been serving as one of the pastors at Drouin Presbyterian church for the past 5 years. At Summer Camp he'll be opening up Ecclesiastes, the most contemporary book in the bible, to discover where true meaning is found in a seemingly meaningless world.
Meet the Convenor
Laura is from Geelong and attends and serves at North Geelong Presbyterian church along with her husband Luke. She does admin with different Christian organisations that help God's kingdom grow through planting new churches, strengthening existing churches, and training new leaders. Laura loves everything PYV and has attended nearly every camp since 2015. She loves the opportunity to help youth and leaders learn more about God and our relationship with Him while building relationships with each other and having fun. Summer Camp is going to be great, and she can't wait to see everyone together there (especially in medieval garb on the final night)!
What to bring
- Pillow case
- Fitted sheet
- Sleeping bag
- Pyjamas
- Hat
- Toiletries
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Towel
- Water bottle
- Watch
- Comfortable clothes for activities
- Comfortable closed toed shoes for activities
- Closed toed shoes for water activities
- Medieval-themed costume
- Bible
- Pens/pencils
- Money for books and merchandise (optional; eftpos cards accepted). Available merch is listed on our Merch page.
- Required medication (as listed in your registration form)
What not to bring
- No mobile phones
- No electronic devices (unless granted permission for medical reasons)
- No precious items as these may be lost or damaged during the camp
- No aerosol or spray cans
- No nuts or foods containing nuts
- No singlet tops or very short shorts