Camp Highlights
DAY 1:
- CAMP GAMES -
- OPENING CEREMONY -
DAY 2:
- WORKSHOPS -
DAY 3:
- CAMP GAMES -
- Y-HOPE 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL -
In X29, we shall celebrate a decade of youths who are crazy for God. We will see the widest array of talents coming together and everyone (whether are you a current Y-Hope, past Y-Hope or a friend of Y-Hope…you are invited!!) gets a chance to be part of this not-to-be-missed event!
Welcome to the Y-Hope talk show!
It is going a show of games, awards to commemorate the best of the best and a showcase of each district’s culture and their love for Y-Hope. After all that, we shall take a trip down memory lane for a history lesson on the rising of the youth ministry. You will be brought back to times in which you have experienced moments of tears and joy — multiple church camps, the ESS’s, the leadership retreats, the many metamorphosis-es and Y-Hope’s take on the missions field.
We are still not done…
CAMP CONCERT: RESONANCE
res•o•nance [rez-uh-nuh ns] –noun
1. A vibration of large amplitude in a system caused by
a relatively small periodic stimulus of the same or nearly the same period
as the natural vibration period of the system ;
2. a quality of richness or variety ;
3. a quality of evoking response ;
4. a quality or state or being resonant or simply put, resounding.
The resounding praises of God's people to Him will fill the halls to celebrate His faithfulness and goodness. Voices will cry out in expectation and anticipation of God's work that has yet to be done in and through us. A wholesome worship experience of both sound and visuals awaits you as we enter a new level of congregational praise and worship together as a church with a full 13 piece band inclusive of symphonic and orchestral instruments accompanied by interactive multimedia and lights displays.
Come thirsty for God!
DAY 4:
- CLOSING CEREMONY -
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+ CAMP GAMES GUIDELINES +
Stick making criteria and guidelines
• No sharp edges.
• DO NOT use staples. Use sticky tape.
• Must have at least 1 layer of corrugated cardboard to cushion the shaft and the blade.
• Able to withstand multiple beatings.
• The blade of the stick CANNOT be too curved.
Bottom line: Stick cannot pose a threat to other players. All sticks will be inspected by the games people.
HOW TO MAKE A STICK?
Equipments:
- Aluminium/wooden pole.
- Sticky tape.
- Corrugated cardboard.
- Newspaper
- A suitable blade skeleton. Eg. Clothes hanger, tongs etc.
Steps:
1.
Attach the blade to the pole.
Firstly, place the blade at an angle with the pole. (a one that looks like a floorball stick. (fig.1)
The angle of the stick depends on personal preference. Refer to (fig.2)- before and after.
Secure the intersection with rope and/or masking tape. This step is very important as it keeps the stick sturdy. Test the sturdiness of the stick by hitting it on the floor gently.
2.
Make a protective layer around your stick using cardboard.
Roll the corrugated cardboard around the shaft (fig.3) and secure it with masking tape to protect others from the impact of the stick. (fig.4)
3.
Clamp the blade skeleton with cardboard.
Sandwich the blade between two pieces of cardboard to create the flat surface of the blade. (fig. 5) You can put crushed newspapers or extra pieces of cardboard in between the 2 pieces of cardboard to make the body of the blade firm. (fig. 6) Finish by securing it with masking tape. (fig 7.)
4.
Be creative and customise it yourself!
Suggestions:
- Decorate the stick
- Use waterproof tape to make the blade smoother.
- Sculpt the blade to make it aerodynamic
- Curve the blade for better control
Develop your own secret stick techniques!
For instruction with images, you can find it
here.
