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MONTLURE PRESBYTERIAN SUMMER CAMP

Montlure Presbyterian Summer Camp is a ministry for kids in Grades 4-12 to find and grow their faith in Jesus Christ.

Montlure 2021 was well attended, lots of fun, and appreciated by all!

Visit Montlure.org for pictures and videos of past summer events!

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2022 Update – Montlure Camp News and Events

Montlure Camp continues to forge ahead and make progress on our site in Greer. We are in need of those skilled in construction and trades, those who are willing to deep clean and do general repair work, those who are willing to cook for the weekend, and a group of people who will assist with the set-up and tear-down of our 2022 camp site. Please see all available dates at montlure.org/greer. You are welcome to sign up in any camp that has available space. For questions, email camp@montlure.org.

Summer is just around the corner and Montlure Camp is open for registration! Montlure offers Overnight Camps for those entering 4-12th grades, and several Traveling Day Camps for those entering 1-6th grades. It is evident that now, more than ever, KIDS NEED CAMP! Montlure offers a week away from distractions and an opportunity to connect with the beauty of creation, connect with old and new friends, connect with camp counselors, and connect with faith. Register today to secure your spot! Details and dates at montlure.org, or email camp@montlure.org with any questions.

Montlure Presbyterian Summer Camp 2020

Ongoing Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

“Due to the health crisis and concerns of COVID-19, it is with a very heavy heart we have to announce that all physical, in-person camps, will not happen for Summer 2020. While it was not an easy decision to make, it was the only decision as the safety of our campers and staff is always our first priority. We are very excited about the new and re-imagined camp experience.”

Camp Re-imagined – Virtual Camp 2020

- June 7-11: Jr & Sr High (entering grades 7-12) — Register by June 1
- June 14-18: Juniors (entering grades 1-6) — Register by June 7

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REGISTRATION: https://montlure.campbrainregistration.com

In order to access and complete this registration process, you must either be a parent or legal guardian (collectively “parent”) of a minor camper applicant.

- All families that have an email address and exist in Montlure’s database can log in under the ‘Sign In’ to their account.
- For new families, you will need to create an account in the ‘New User Sign-up’ section.
- All campers in your household will be tied to the same account.

Montlure Scholarships

Immanuel Members, or those active in the Church, are eligible to apply for scholarships to Montlure.
Please contact Kris Goorsky, Director of Christian Formation at kris@immanuelpc.org if you would like to apply for a scholarship.

“Virtual Camp 2020″

Montlure has been working full-time to reimagine camp for summer 2020. Here is what it will look like:

- Camps will begin on Sunday afternoon and end on Thursday evenings, with an optional Friday morning “Open house.”
- Every day will have a complete schedule from the wake-up call to bedtime.
- We will intermix video conferencing to build intentional community along with specific self-guided “offline” experiences for campers to complete in the allotted time and various intergenerational options for families to experience together.
- Although we have a full schedule, we don’t expect our campers to be online all day.
  - Depending on age, their online meetings will be 25-40 mins each, at various points throughout the day.
  - In between time will be given to the provided offline activities, as well as optional times they can log in for “sign up” activities or to just chat with counselors in a group setting.

CAMPER KITS: Prior to camp, each camper will also receive a camp t-shirt, water bottle, and all the other program materials and resources for offline activities.

WHAT ABOUT INTERNET SAFETY?

Camper safety is Montlure’s first priority. “We have already learned more than we ever thought we would need to as a camp about online safety and we will do everything in our control to make sure the spaces we create are secure and safe.”

See more at Montlure.org.