Here are the necessary details you need for the Midwinter 6 Camp Information (Sr. High) coming up on February 17-19.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach me at 956.878.8275. 

Parents’ Note:  At the HEB Foundation campsite, there is no cell phone coverage.  We will send texts once we get close to camp. The HEB Foundation Camp is 12 miles north of Leakey, TX www.hebuttfoundation.org.  An emergency number there is 830.232.6671 if you need to reach us once we are at camp.  I will have a calling card with me that I will use to contact you if there is an emergency.

When to be at FUMC McAllen to leave: 

10:30 a.m. on Friday, February 17.  You should bring snacks with you for the road as well as money for meals (We will stop for lunch and for dinner).

What to bring:

A good attitude, 1 Bag with clothes for 2 days (in addition to what you will be wearing), warm clothes or coat - there's a chance it could rain (make sure you have some clothes for recreation time), toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, deodorant, $$ for 3 meals (two going there, and one coming back), snack money, sleeping bag or sheets and blanket, pillow, towel for showering, medications (they must be in their original containers & they will be turned into the nurse upon arrival), your Bible.

If you choose to take an iPod, portable DVD player, Nintendo DS, etc., they will be left in the van during camp time (you can use them on the trip up and back).  This also goes for cell phones.  You will not be permitted to use your phone during camp.

Whatever you bring that doesn’t fit into one medium sized bag, you must hold in your lap during the trip – In other words, don’t bring 2 suitcases.

What not to bring: 

Anything you don’t want stolen, negativity, revealing clothes (if you don’t know what that means, ask your mom or dad), anything prohibited on the camp flyer.

When we will be back:

Return time is approximately 7:00 p.m. on Sunday evening, February 19th,  We will call from Falfurrias to give parents a heads up.  Parents, please be on time picking up your students

Blessings! 

Shane Mullin