SCY Winter Camp for high school students (grades 9–12) · February 5–7, 2027Camper: $100 ($85 if you register by November 30) · Volunteer (18+): $40. Volunteers must complete LiveScan, mandated reporter training, and a pastor reference.
High school students (grades 9–12). $85 early bird price through November 30.
LiveScan, mandated reporter training, and pastor reference required.
You register and your church covers the cost. Please confirm with your local church.
You register and your church covers the cost. LiveScan, mandated reporter training, and pastor reference required. Please confirm with your local church.
Ask your pastor to complete the pastor reference form.
I have carefully read this foregoing release and know the contents thereof, and I sign this release of my own free will, as this is a legally binding agreement that I have read and understand.
For the safety of our students and staff, we cannot accept volunteers with major health conditions, due to the nature of the work required. Thank you for understanding. If you cannot volunteer at camp, we encourage you to ask your pastor about other ways to serve in your church. You are needed!
All medications (including Tylenol or Advil) must be turned in to the camp nurse on arrival.
LiveScan form: print it and give it to your pastor or leader.
Volunteer requirements (California AB 506): every volunteer must complete a LiveScan background check and child-abuse mandated reporter training before camp. If you completed a LiveScan with SoCal Youth in the past 2 years, you do not need to repeat it. Free training is available at mandatedreporterca.com.
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I grant permission to the Pentecostal Church of God Southern California District, Inc. to use my image or my child's image (photographs and video) in media publications, including but not limited to: videos, email blasts, recruiting brochures, newsletters, magazines, general publications, website and/or affiliates, and other.
Download, sign, and bring the medical release form to camp check-in.
Camp messages are geared toward high school students and may at times mention topics such as resisting the temptation of pornography and drug use. These are not the primary topic of any message, but they may be mentioned. By registering your child, you acknowledge that these topics may be discussed.