Concept, program & rules

Day 1 — Getting to know each other and starting

Participants arrive, register, settle in, and meet their teams. On this day the first sessions take place — about who we are in Christ and why our life is not random. In the evening: active recreation and a get-to-know-you campfire.

Day 2 — Depth

The day is devoted to inner questions: false beliefs, fears, comparison, self-worth, and the freedom of being God's child. There will also be workshops, a team game, and evening fellowship around the campfire.

Day 3 — Practice and dedication

Participants will talk about how to apply what they've heard in real life. There will be a closing session, rest by the pool, workshops, team-building, and preparation for practical service.

Day 4 — Wrap-up and departure

The last day includes breakfast, packing, summing up, and heading home.

1. Respect and behavior

Every participant commits to treating others with respect: participants, leaders, organizers, and camp staff. The following are unacceptable at the camp:

• rudeness, insults, and humiliating others;
• aggressive behavior;
• bullying, mockery, and pressure;
• disrespect toward leaders and the program;
• damaging camp property or other participants' belongings.

We want every person to feel safe, accepted, and able to take part in the program freely.

2. Participation in the program

Participants commit to taking part in the main camp program: sessions, prayer and worship, small groups, workshops, team activities, evening programs, and general gatherings.

The camp program is mandatory for all participants, unless there is a valid reason related to health or well-being.

3. Daily schedule

Participants must follow the camp schedule: arriving on time for meals, sessions, games, gatherings, and evening programs.

After lights-out, participants must stay in their rooms. Walking around the grounds at night without a leader's permission is not allowed.

4. Camp grounds

Participants are not allowed to leave the camp grounds without the organizers' permission.

If a participant needs to leave the camp grounds for any reason, they must inform their leader or the responsible organizer. Minor participants may leave the grounds only with the permission of their parents and the organizers.

5. Safety

Participants must follow the instructions of the organizers and leaders during games, activities, at the pool, on walks, and at other events. It is forbidden to:

• swim on your own without permission and supervision;
• take part in dangerous games or risky actions;
• use items that could harm yourself or others;
• ignore the safety rules communicated by the team.

If a participant feels unwell, they must inform a leader or organizer immediately.

6. Prohibited substances

The following are strictly prohibited on the camp grounds:

• alcohol;
• cigarettes and vapes;
• narcotic substances;
• energy drinks;
• any prohibited or dangerous substances.

Breaking this rule is considered serious and may lead to immediate removal from the camp, with the parents being notified.

7. Personal belongings

Participants are responsible for their personal belongings: phones, money, documents, clothing, chargers, and other items.

The organizers recommend not bringing valuables unless necessary. The organizers are not responsible for lost personal belongings unless they were handed over in advance for safekeeping to the responsible person.

8. Rooms and accommodation

Participants must keep their rooms tidy and take care of camp property. It is forbidden to:

• enter rooms of the opposite sex;
• switch rooms without the organizers' permission;
• make noise after lights-out;
• damage furniture, walls, doors, or other property.

In case of damage to property, responsibility may fall on the participant or their parents.

9. Clothing and appearance

We ask participants to choose clothing suitable for a Christian camp, for activities, sessions, and rest.

Clothing should be comfortable, neat, and respectful toward others. For sports games, the pool, and active recreation, appropriate clothing and footwear are needed.

10. Health and medication

If a participant has allergies, chronic illnesses, dietary restrictions, or needs to take medication, the parents must inform the organizers in advance.

Medication should preferably be handed to the responsible leader together with instructions for use. Organizers do not give participants medication unnecessarily or without the parents' agreement, except in emergencies.

11. Communication between participants

We ask participants to build communication on respect, purity, and wisdom. The following are unacceptable:

• indecent jokes;
• pressure in relationships;
• inappropriate physical behavior;
• conflicts that a participant refuses to resolve peacefully;
• behavior that prevents others from taking part in the camp.

If a conflict arises, a participant can turn to a leader, and the team will help calmly sort out the situation.

12. Photo and video

During the camp, the team may take photos and video for reports, memories, and publications related to the camp.

If parents do not want photos or video of their child to be used in public materials, they must inform the organizers in advance.

13. Breaking the rules

In case of a rule violation, the organizers have the right to:

• have a personal conversation with the participant;
• notify the parents;
• limit participation in certain activities;
• in case of serious violations — remove the participant from the camp.

If a violation threatens the safety of the participant themselves, of other people, or the camp atmosphere, the parents will be notified and the participant may be sent home.