Contact Information
Mailing Addresses
August - May: 27416 Ranch Road Ashland, NE 68003-3518
June - July:
7821 E Lyon Creek Rd Junction City, KS 66441
Phone
Toll free at 1-888-656-6254
E-mail
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Camp Tomah Shinga
Sign up NOW for Summer Camp 2010 at Camp Tomah Shinga!
Summer Camp at Tomah Shinga is going to ROCK! You’ll see lots of the same activities and challenges, mixed with some fresh faces and tons of new adventures! You won’t want to miss this.
Camp Tomah Shinga is filled with faith, fun, friends and adventures! The programs are designed specifically for different age groups - 1st-3rd, 4th-6th, 6th-8th and senior high.
Plus the incredible Summer Ministry Team is trained to include every child, get to know them and their individual gifts, and challenge them to use their gifts in ways that will serve, not just themselves, but the church and community.
Campers will return home with an invigorated sense of who they are and a more developed personal faith.
The programs may be short: three to six days, but the experience has the power to change each child’s life and set them on a path of faithfulness and service!
2010 Schedule
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What is the Challenge Course?
The Camp Tomah Shinga challenge course offers challenge and excitement in a controlled, safe environment with trained and certified facilitators. A full or half-day rental can consist of a series of three types of elements--initiatives and icebreakers, low elements, and high elements. Each group that goes through the course experiences a unique mix of the different types of elements that best creates an experience that is rewarding to the whole.
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Quarter Challenge Results - 2009! |
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Quarter Challenge Results:
During the month of October, 25 congregations took up the 11th Annual Quarter Challenge for Camp Tomah Shinga. For each Sunday in October, congregations were invited to designate all the quarters or larger denominations in the offering plates for Camp Tomah Shinga. Some congregations adapted this challenge to collect coins in Sunday School classes; some used it as a teaching tool for stewardship drives and others encouraged members to collect coins by sharing camper stories in their weekly bulletins. With excitement building for Camp Tomah Shinga, it was no surprise that this year’s challenge was a success.
As a result, the grand total collected was $4,612.37! WOW!
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