Trinity Camp 2020

For the first time ever, we have had to cancel Trinity Camp. The uncertianty of the pandemic and when California would allow large groups to gather, made it impossible to know whether we would be able to hold camp this year. Instead of meeting in person, we will be doing a virtual camp online. Check back to get those details. Watch our Camp facebook page for information and announcements.

 

Remember to recycle ♻️ for camp bottles,soda cans and plastic bottles CRV 

 

 

   

 

 

Pictures of 2018 camp plus more on Facebook.com/trinitychurchcamp

  

 

 

 

TRINITY CAMP

Memories of June 18-24, 2017!

  

 Trinity Church Camp has been an integral part of our community and youth program since 1912.  In 2014, the camp returned to the Santa Monica YMCA Camp Big Bear. This was Trinity Camp's home from 1977 to 2008.  The location provides a large waterfront on Boulder Bay for kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, pedal boats, canoes, and lake front swimming. Land activities include gaga ball, archery, basketball, Ping-Pong, arts and crafts, volleyball, horseshoes, and Frisbee golf.  A pool heated to a comfortable 80 degrees is available to campers.  The longevity of Trinity Camp has been made possible by the generous support of the parishioners at Trinity.

 

Music provided by Jeff Rickard since 1980 and Patty Burchell since 1984!  It has been their dedication to sharing their great talents that all campers are provided immeasurable joy and leadership in the camp's worship and campfire activities.  Traditions of songs, campfire skits are just two gems of Trinity Camp!  Jeff Rickard, with his "cookie monster" personality, boom-chick-a -boom cheer, and organization of the annual Ping-Ping tournament, has been a motivating force for over three decades to all at camp, no matter what age!

 
"This year Trinity Camp is celebrating its 106th anniversary and will be held from Sunday June 17to Saturday June 23, 2018.  It's a great time for all children ages 7 to 15 to experience a week of Christian fellowship.  The camp site has land games, archery, canoeing, volleyball and much more. Every day starts with a theme based activity and moves onto daily Eucharist, which includes the children acting out the gospel readings, singing and dancing.  There is plenty of time for the children to do arts and crafts, join other campers in board games, and hang out at the water front.  The day ends with a camp fire which includes skits provided by the campers and more singing.  It's a great week of fun and creating wonderful memories."

 

Each year camp provides wonderful opportunities for children of all ages to celebrate God's love in community.  

 

Camp Now, Camp Forever.

Questions?  Concerns?

Contact Steve Austin via Church Office ( 909/793-2014)

 

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