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Nightly
Programs
PBA WorkCamp 2015
Each night has
a worship service and special extras. In
years past, we
have gone
bowling, had a
themed night
with indoor
paintball+ more, “share night”, concerts, and other special events. Each
year’s camp has a theme, like- “Basic
training” or “Going Green”. Our theme is
carried throughout the week in the programming, Bible verse for the week, decorations, camp t-shirt, and the activity
night.
There is a “send off” service every
morning right after the hot & hearty
breakfast. All meals, activities, programming and construction materials are
included in the fee. Lodging is on your
own, but arrangement can be made to
stay at the host church, ‘free’. Groups
are responsible for their gas. Cash donations are encouraged to help with
expenses and to assist with camp costs.
Please bring large coolers for lunches/
H20“igloos” as well.
M ISSIONS
AT
H OME
24th year of ministering and serving
the Virginia Historic Triangle
community...
WorkCamp needs adults with/without construc-
tion/leadership skills to be site leaders or assist on sites.
Let us know how you can specifically help-call with ?’s.
PBA WorkCamp 2015
Melanie Lassiter
[Contact person]
Peninsula Baptist Association WorkCamp 2015
863 Cloverleaf Lane
Newport News, VA 23601
Phone: 757-596-4587
Email: melanie@peninsulabaptist.org
Phone: 757-596 4587 (PBA)
JULY 5TH—10TH
WHAT
WorkCamp began with a
dream...
We began WorkCamp when
Camp Director, Darlene
Scheepers, a former Youth
Director at Emmaus Baptist, Poquoson, Va. ...had a
dream to build a house for
a lady in need of a new home. From that “adopt-ahouse” was born. Harald Aadahl, then a Minister
from Temple Baptist, Newport News, had been involved since 1988 in Tri-cities WorkCamp in Petersburg, VA, but was very interested in a local project.
Tommy Rowe, past Youth Minister of Bethel Baptist,
Tabb got involved as well and led his youth to participate for several years. Tommy developed and provided the programs. Since then WorkCamp evolved
and developed into a week long mission project,
ELSE DO
I
Registration
NEED TO KNOW?
WorkCamp is designed for youth who have completed sev-
Sign up for: July 5th—10th, 2014
enth grade and above. Adults (21+) are expected to partici-
Group leader is free (1)
pate, (one to 7 ratio) with their youth. Youth and adults from
Other adults, college students
individual churches are placed in work crews on the first
number
1
fees
0.00
$60. each
Campers 7th grade to college
night. Each work crew stays together all week. Crews have
$150. each
their own special assignment based on a number of factors.
Each individual needs to bring personal tools (i.e. hammer, measuring tape,
pencil, tool bag/nail pouch). Groups
bring marked (with identifiers), items
like: pliers, “wonder bar”, shovel,
Subtotal:
Non-refundable $25 deposit per
person– MUST be paid by June 18th
Total:
Name
Address
saws, screw drivers, ladders, paint
brush, etc). WorkCamp has a limited number of tools . Each
camper must wear closed toed shoes, modest clothes (no
tank/halter tops and guys are to keep shirts on). Note:
clothes may be “ruined” during the week because we are
painting, and working with materials that might stain or tear
Group name
Phone
Checks are to made out to: “PBA WorkCamp”
Comments/Questions are to be directed to Darlene Scheepers-camp director,
Melanie Lassiter, or Harald Aadahl– haadahl@yahoo.com (869-1232).
clothes and shoes. Of course, no tobacco (including adults),
I have read and understand the information con-
non-prescription drugs, or alcohol use.
tained in this informational flyer. Sign and return.
having made repairs on over 400 homes. Repairs
Churches and groups need to provide transportation equal,
might include: drywall, painting, new roofs, new
at least in size to their group. Transportation is needed to
doors/
worksites, activities, etc. Campers should be prepared to
windows,
remain at camp all week, just as if we were away from home.
vinyl sid-
Exceptions must be pre-approved. PBA WorkCamp costs
ing, roof
$150 per camper. $60 adults. For safety reasons no camper
coating,
cell phones/Ipods/etc use
porches,
on sites, as you know
steps,
phones are a big distraction,
wheel-
and distractions cause inju-
chair ramps, replacement of siding and trim, new
ries. A person with head-
floors, bathrooms, kitchens, etc. We had 18 crews
phones on can’t hear safety
working at 20 sites in 2013.
warnings.
Signature
PBA WorkCamp 2015
[Contact person]
Peninsula Baptist Association WorkCamp 2015
863 Cloverleaf Lane
Newport News, VA 23601
Phone: 757-596-4587
Email: melanie@peninsulabaptist.org
WorkCamp is a cooperative ministry of mostly local Baptist Churches and
local Social Service Agencies, with Housing Partnership, INC, and a few
others to make repairs to homes of selected families with needs.