WHAT IS FAM CAMP?

A DYNAMIC & LIFE CHANGING HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENT CAMP WHERE THE SOle PURPOSE IS TO EXPLORE AND SHARE THE FREEDOM FOUND ONLY IN JESUS!! 

 

$50 REGISTRATION

for the first 50 registrants


PURPOSE

FAM Camp is centered around the glory of Jesus. High school students gather together for 3 days of worship, teaching, and community — not to mention, 3 fun days away from the bustle and hustle of school life and the city.

WORSHIP

We want our love for Jesus to be obvious. We sing it loud. Throughout camp days, students will be led to worship without fear.

TEACHING

Students come alive when they realize that the greatest life is one that’s leveraged for the fame of Jesus. Pastors and mentors will both encourage and challenge your students to live for what matters most.

CREW BATTLES

What fun is camp without some competition? Every student at FAM Camp will be a part of the high-energy, fast-action Crew Battles throughout our time at camp. At the end of the week, only one Crew will prevail!

HUDDLES

Each morning & night, every crew will gather to begin and end the day with a family oriented devotional in connection with main session’s topic. We believe everyone benefits when students have the opportunity to process, share, and ask questions in a more intimate setting. This time also serves as a place to celebrate what Jesus has done in the lives of each student.


WHAT ARE CREW BATTLES & CAMP EXPERIENCE?

A GLIMPSE INTO CREW BATTLES

Crew Battles provide a high-energy, fun, and competitive element to FAM Camp! Students are grouped into teams and compete in unique battles that include items such as drones, hover boards, sumo wrestling suits and much more!!

PHOTO GALLERY OF PAST CAMPS


WHERE & WHEN IS UG CAMP HELD?

CAMP AT ‘ALLASO RANCH’

 

‘Allaso Ranch’ sets in the beautiful piney woods of east Texas, Allaso Ranch is located in Hawkins, just a short drive from the greater DFW area and is designed for 9th – 12th grade students. Get to know more of Allaso Ranch Camp Grounds at:

 

CAMP SCHEDULE

AUG 23

MEET @ ARLINGTON CHURCH // 4:30PM
Camp Arrival // 7:30pm
BON FIRE & WELCOME // 8:00pm
Session One // 9:00pm
Crew Huddle // 10:30pm

AUG 24

Breakfast // 9:00am
Session Two // 10:00am
Crew Huddles // 11:00am
Lunch // 12:30pm
Crew Battle // 1:30pm
Fam Time // 2:30pm
Session Three // 5:00pm
Supper // 6:00pm
Crew Battles // 7:30pm
Bon Fire // 10:00pm

AUG 25

SESSION 4 // 9:00am
BReAKFAST // 10:30pm
Fam Time // 11:00pm
TRAVEL BACK // 12:00pm
BACK @ LOCAL CHURCH // 2:00pm


 

 WHO IS FAM WINTER CAMP FOR?

FAM Camp is designed for High-School students in 9th Grade - 12th Grade. 

 

WHAT DOES THE COST OF FAM WINTER CAMP INCLUDE?

The cost per student is determined by which registration option is available at the time of purchase. All registration options includes:

Admission to all sessions

Lodging for 2 nights

Snacks on Friday night. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday and Breakfast on Sunday.

FAM Camp materials

FAM Camp Apparel

 

DO WE HAVE TO PAY THE FULL PRICE TO REGISTER?

Yes. All Registration payments are non-refundable upon purchase, yet fully transferable to a substitute registrant up to and including the day(s) of the event.

 

IS MY REgistration fee REFUNDABLE?

All Registration payments are non-refundable upon purchase, yet fully transferable to a substitute registrant up to and including the day(s) of the event.

 

WHICH MEALS ARE INCLUDED?

Smore’s on Friday Night, Breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday and Breakfast on Sunday.

 

CAN FAM CAMP ACCOMMODATE FOOD ALLERGIES AND DIETARY RESTRICTIONS?

Yes. If you are a student with allergies or special dietary needs, please list them in registration form. We will be glad to accommodate any requests that are communicated prior to 1 month before start of camp.

 

WHERE WILL THE CAMP TAKE PLACE?

All FAM Camp will take place at Allaso Ranch located at 2302 Private Rd. 7850 Hawkins, TX 75765

CLICK HERE for further information on Allaso Ranch.

 

WHERE WILL I  STAY?

All registrants will stay at one of Allaso Ranch Cabins. 

Ladies and Gentlemen will be separated into two different cabins. Each cabin accommodates up to 64 students.

Private restroom in each cabin

No bed linens or towels provided

Central heat/air in all cabins

No open food or drink in cabins

 

How will supervision be planned?

Supervision will consist of a 1 adult to 6 student ratio inside the cabins in addition to a security team that will monitor common areas.

 

WHAT WILL A TYPICAL DAY BE LIKE?

A typical day at FAM Camp will include Main Sessions, Crew Battles, time with your students in Crew Huddles, and planned activities to engage.

 

WHAT ARE Crew Huddles?

Crew Huddles is where your students gather together to build community, discuss and process, and share stories of what Jesus is doing in their lives.

 

WHAT ARE CREW BATTLES?

Crew Battles provide a high-energy, fun, and competitive element to FAM Camp! Students are grouped into teams and led in large group activities as they compete throughout the camp.

 

WHAT DO MY STUDENTS NEED TO BRING?

Students should bring their Bible, a notepad or journal, a pen, beach towels, bedding, toiletries, water, spending money, and anything else they would normally bring to camping trip.

 

IS THERE A DRESS CODE FOR FAM WINTER CAMP?

We want all students to feel comfortable and welcome at FAM Camp and for there to be as few distractions as possible. We ask that parents be responsible for making sure all of their students bring clothing to dress appropriately during the weekend. Overall, please ask your students to be modest, smart and respectful with their attire.

 

DO I NEED TO ARRANGE FOR MY OWN TRANSPORTATION TO and from Camp?

A bus will be leaving from Arlington Adventist Church, 4409 PLEASANTVIEW DR. ARLINGTON, TX 76017, on the first day of camp at 5:00pm. We ask that all students be present no later than 4:00pm. In the case that a student is not able to make it to Arlington Adventist Church by this time, he/she will be responsible to make it to Allaso Ranch.

 

WHO DO I EMAIL IF I STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

You can email Pastor Danny Cano at danny@arlingtonadventist.com

 
 

God's Awe Factor (SESSION 1 - Ephesians 3)

How can we live in true freedom if we don't recognize the Author of freedom? The truth of how incredibly involved God is in our lives and the universe is something that we can’t miss. God’s character is portrayed in every star, planet, thought, breath, and emotion! When we see that, we can’t help but be amazed by such an amazing and loving God.

 

We Have Chains (SESSION 2 - Hebrews 12)

Life is full of chains. Our chains are often caused by our fears -- fear of not succeeding in life, fear of being physically unsafe, fear of being hurt emotionally, fear of being alone, or even fear of what others may think of us. Whether the chains we carry are the consequence of our own shameful choices or whether they are the result of the actions of others, these fears prevent us from being truly free in Christ. God calls us to be chain breakers - to experience a joyful freedom in Christ. He calls us to walk with Him in the truth that we are His children and he did not give us a spirit of fear.

 

Freedom is Here (SESSION 3 - Hebrews 12)

Why live in chains of fear, insecurity, or anxiety if freedom is available? God created you to be a person fully confident in your identity as a child of the father. No longer carrying the weight of shame, we can live a full life grounded in the truth of His words. When we don't identify ourselves soley by the external “requirements” of being a Christian, we can live a FREE life completely changed by Christ, the author of freedom. God is our freedom, our identity. 

 

Contagious Lives (SESSION 4 - Galatians 5)

When the Spirit is working in our lives, it is impossible to stop. As we live in Christ, living love becomes a natural thing. There is no more "trying to live for Christ", because Christ lives in you. The world can’t help but want the joy they see in your life. It is contagious. Our lives become a true light in the darkness because of our hope, Jesus Christ. Although living for Christ will not be an easy path and may be contrary to where the world pulls us, we can stand strong knowing that God is with us.