parents, guardians, grandparents!
Friends Camp is an opportunity for children and youth to make friends from across Australia and the South Pacific.
ACTIVITIES
Electives include:
Listening to God
Dance
Sharing Jesus with friends
Activities include:
Hiking, tracking, hunting and gathering, horse care and grooming. All activities will provide a variety of challenges that will enhance the teaching and ministry program.
AGE:
Youth between the ages of 15 and 17 may apply to attend in a serving capacity.
Children and youth ages 7 to 14 at the start of camp are encouraged to come in groups of at least 5 with an adult leader from their community.
Greg and Carol Stubbs
Friends Camp Directors
Questions you might ask
What are the bank details?
Bank Details
Yiwarra Palya Ministries
National Australia Bank
BSB 086 712
Acc. No. 87284 5756
Who is Yiwarra Palya Ministries?
Yiwarra Palya began as a vision of the late Ps Ronnie Williams who with his wife Diana were the founding pastors of Yiwarra Palya Church affiliated with Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Kalgoorlie. He saw revival fire burning from the south of Australia through the centre to the far north. He called this the highway of holiness. Yiwarra Palya means ‘Good Road’. When Ron and Diana relocated to Canberra, Greg and Carol Stubbs took on this role and continued to run many Children’s Camps in Kalgoorlie and the Goldfields of Western Australia as Yiwarra Palya Ministries.
What are the camping arrangements?
Children will be in groups mostly according to their age and will camp on beds or bunk beds in dorms. A leader and junior leader will camp in their dorm or in an adjacent room.
What is the cut off age?
Friends Camp is for 7 to 14 year olds who are this age at the start of camp.
Who can come as a junior leader/teenage helper?
Young people 15 to 17 years of age.
Where is Friends Camp being held?
Morapoi Station, Kookynie, WA
How will medical emergencies be catered for?
We will have first aid and medical staff on camp. We have access to Royal Flying Doctor Medical support. There is hospital situated at Leonora, 70km to the north of Morapoi Station.
What will the food be like?
The food will be cooked on site by people experienced in catering for children’s needs. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be served along with morning tea. Please indicate dietary requirements on Application Form.
What kind of footwear do I need to wear on site?
Sandals, jandals, thongs for around buildings.
Joggers are preferable footwear when on country (in the bush and on activities).
If I turn 18 before or during camp can I still come as a teenage helper?
Yes, but you will need to have applied for a Working with Children check prior to the event.
What does the camp fee cover?
Camp fees include but are not limited to:
· Transport to activities for duration of camp
· All meals
· Accommodation
· All activities
· Insurance
. Resources