WHAT SHOULD I LEAVE HOME?

Thank you for allowing your child to join Every Kid Outreach, Inc. for this UNFORGETTABLE weekend. 

CAMPERS WILL NEED shorts and sneakers for activities, jeans and light jacket for cool nights and swim-wear. Ladies will be asked to cover bathing suits with tank tops and swim shorts/basketball shorts. Bring toiletry items such as toothpaste, deodorant, lotion, soap, personal hygiene products, etc. We will NOT be staying in tents, but instead air condition dormitories. You’ll need a towel & washcloth, pillow and bed linens for a twin bed.

So that you do not not miss a moment of the action and get the full camp experience, we ask that you do not to bring any electronic devices (i.e. cell phones, cd players, radios, mp3 players, I-pods or laptops.) This camp is a way for all involved to get away from the normal distractions of the world and have an opportunity to hear God speak to them like never before.  

We know that sometimes parents get more anxious than kids do on overnight trips, but we promise to give them the best care while they’re away and hope that you can use this weekend for some personal time of your own. 

We have phone numbers below if you need to make contact with your child in the case of an emergency. 

Eddie Cole (407)448-5469

Michelle Reynolds (407)421-2907

Jermaine Reynolds (407)697-4233

We will depart from The Life Center Church parking lot promptly at 5:30 p.m. on Friday March 30th, 2012 

and will return to The Life Center Church 

between 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 1st, 2012.

(Parents, please be on time for drop off and pick up)

To secure your space at EKO Camp, please turn in all forms before 

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012 to the EKO Office or your EKO volunteer on campus.

Our Mission at E.K.O. Camp is to unite youth from communities around the state with a high energy camping experience that introduces faith and fellowship to help them establish and maintain a commitment to Jesus Christ.