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BLUEPRINT MINISTRIES CAMPS 2024

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17 June, 2024

In July, there will be six camps for young people. One camp is for primary-school-aged children in Years 4–7. The five other camps will be for high-school-aged students (Years 7–12). The camps are as follows:

  • JC Life at Camp Kedron (Barmera) 8–11 July (Years 4–7)
  • Hills CLW (Christian Life Week) at Unity College (Murray Bridge) 8–12 July (Years 7–12)
  • Metro CLW at Port Hughes Accommodation Centre (Port Hughes) 8–12 July (Years 7–12)
  • Barossa CLW at Cornerstone College (Mount Barker) 8–12 July (Years 7–12)
  • Lower Murray/South East (LMSE) CLW at Tarooki Campsite (Robe) 15–19 July (Years 7–12)
  • Riverland CLW at Camp Kedron (Barmera) 15–19 July (Years 7–12)

A camp will also be held in August for uni students and friends (9–11 August) at Old Woodhouse Manor, Spring Gully Road, Piccadilly.

Registrations for camps will be opening soon. Please share this information with your congregation, youth group and any young people you know! The first-time camper fee is only $50, thanks to the generous sponsorship of the LLL. 

Please check out the Blueprint Ministries website for more information about the camps and to register for a particular camp.

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