Mon, 24 Jul
|Aomori Christian Center
2023 TCK Summer Bible Camp
This summer camp program is intended for third culture kids (TCKs) and the primary language for teaching and activities is English. We aim to provide discipleship and social engagement specific to the TCK experience that is not readily available elsewhere.
Time & Location
24 Jul 2023, 16:00 – 26 Jul 2023, 13:30
Aomori Christian Center, Japan, 〒030-0133 Aomori, Moya, Nashinoki−６０−１
Guests
About the event
Registration Deadline: July 1
(To register after the July 1 deadline, please contact us directly at luke.elliot@omfmail.com)
Registration begins at 4pm, Monday, July 24 and the official program will conclude with lunch on Wednesday, July 26.
Meals included in the camp program are Monday: Dinner; Tuesday: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner; Wedesday: Breakfast, Lunch
(for a total of B x 2; L x 2; D x 2)
If you are encountering scheduling and logistical difficulties in relation to camp attendance, please feel free to contact us about the possibility of staying additional nights and/or eating additional meals at ACC.
Camp Fees：
Teens ￥12,000
（Sibling Discount 2nd Sibling：￥10,000 3rd sibling ~ ：￥8,000）
Under 12 ￥8,000
（Sibling Discount 2nd Sibling：￥6,000 3rd sibling ~ ：￥4,000）
Parent/Guardian ￥6,000
What to Bring：
Bible・writing materials・extra clothing (including long sleaves and trousers)・swimwear・bath towel・soap & shampoo・toiletries（toothbrush・toothpaste etc）・flashlight (electric torch)・sleeping bag (or bed sheets)・bug spray etc
A Note About the Venue:
The Aomori Christian Center (ACC) was founded in 1956 and moved to its current location in 1967. After being shut down by the city in 2014 for not meeting building and fire codes, ACC reopened on a reduced scale in 2016 and is currently in the midst of a major rebuilding project. Although the new multi-purpose refectory is scheduled to be completed by June 30 (following a 3 year delay caused by COVID related border closures), our facilities are still extremely limited and adult attendees may be assigned off-site accommodation within walking distance (campers—and adults, for that matter—will have the option to stay in tents). Bathing options for those staying onsite will include a local onsen within walking distance.