Camp Dates & Times:Monday, July 27 – Friday, July 31 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day Sunday, August 2, 9:30 a.m. Worship Participation 8:30 a.m. Warmup in the Sanctuary

Location: The Southeast side of the building, just outside Monteith Hall. Please see the map below.Drop-off: 9:20–9:30 a.m.Pick-up: 2:30–2:40 p.m.

Campers should wear cool, comfortable clothes and shoes appropriate for moving around, singing, making art, and playing instruments. Sneakers are encouraged. Campers may not wear sandals or flip-flops. For the Sunday musical presentation during worship, campers will wear the following: Camp t-shirt Shorts, pants, or jeans Sneakers. Campers may not wear sandals or flip-flops.

The church will not provide lunch except on Friday. Campers should bring a nut-free lunch and drink Monday through Thursday. Please make sure to affix your camper's name to all items. Refrigeration will be available.The church will provide pizza and beverages for lunch on Friday.A water bottle (with your child's name) will be provided the first day of camp. Group leaders will collect the bottles at the end of each day, clean them, and have them ready the next morning.

A little anxiety is completely normal! Our staff will be ready with smiles, games, and music to make everyone feel welcome and included.

Weather permitting, campers will be outside for lunch each day in the shaded picnic area on the front lawn. If you wish for your camper to wear sunscreen, please apply it at home before they arrive each day.

A parish nurse will be on-site each day of camp. The nurse will assess injuries, provide basic first aid, and administer over-the-counter medications, as required. The nurse will administer prescription medication when provided in the original container with written instructions for administration. Epi-pens and inhalers must also be provided with written instructions for appropriate use.

All Campers!

No problem! There is plenty of music to sing together with the whole cast.

Campers will be auditioned on the first day of camp. If you are interested, please consider looking at the music and learning the lines before camp begins. You must let us know you are interested in auditioning by completing THIS FORM no later than 9:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 26.

Campers will absolutely have a chance to share what part(s) they are most interested in. Once everyone that is interested has auditioned, your camp leaders will assign parts based on the best camp experience for you and your fellow cast members.We know that you will have a great time and give your best to the part you are assigned!

You can access video performances and audio only tracks for each song in the musical above. There is also a link to a lyric sheet with all of the songs and spoken lines. Here are some helpful suggestions for you to learn the parts:Watch and, eventually, sing along with the videos.Follow the lyric sheet and use the audio recordings to listen.Play the audio recordings while you are cleaning your room or doing the dishes, in the car or listen with your headphones while you take a walk. You'll be surprised how much you learn just by listening while you are doing other things!

First, you must let us know you are interested in auditioning by completing THIS FORM by 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 26.To audition for a small ensemble or short solo singing part::Memorize the song "Spirit of God"From the beginning through m. 19 ending with the phrase For my heart is filled with the Spirit.In this reference recording the song is linked here beginning at 26:09To audition for a main character singing part:Memorize the song "Spirit of God"From the beginning through m. 38 ending with the phrase inspiring us to love!In this reference recording the song is linked here beginning at 26:09To audition for a small speaking part with one or two lines, memorize this for the audition:"So it was that the people stopped building the tower and left town, which because known as Babel.They scattered over the earth, speaking different languages." To audition for a main character speaking part, memorize this:"So it was that the people stopped building the tower and left town, which because known as Babel.They scattered over the earth, speaking different languages. Many centuries passed....hundreds of years!Tribes, kingdoms, empires were formed. Judaism became a religion. Then one day, something miraculous happened. It was the Festival of the Harvest and Jews from many nations, speaking different languages, were gathering I Jerusalem to celebrate!"