The Oregon Bird Man

Join us Sunday in the Meetinghouse from 1 to 2 pm for a special presentation from Karl Anderson, the Oregon Bird Man. Karl will be bringing a small flock of birds as well as several reptiles. Come join us for an unforgettable up-close look at some of God's most amazing creatures.

Boffing!

Do you dream of pitched sword fights or epic lightsaber battles? Do you just enjoy whacking people with foam swords?
Join us for a Boffing Tournament and put your sword fighting skills - real or imaginary - to the test!

We supply the safe, foam-padded weapons, the rules, and the judges. You supply the raw physical power, the epic moves, and the willingness to look just a little silly swinging at your opponent with a pool noodle.

Sign up during registration or in the Dining Hall. Practice in Cammack Field after morning services on Saturday and during free time from 4 to 5 pm. Compete Saturday evening at 7.

Spectators, come join the fun! Cheer, jeer, and award “favors” to the champions. I mean, what could be more Quaker?

Tie Dye!

Bring your brand-new "Chosen" T-shirt (or another shirt from home) to Arts & Crafts on Saturday between 1:30 and 2:30 pm. We will teach you how to do a basic spiral dye pattern and send you home with a shirt to be proud of!
Cost : $5/shirt. Please sign up during registration or in the Dining Hall.
Instructions for finishing your shirt at home

Important Reminders

• Know Where Your Children Are! Please keep in mind that children are supervised by Family Camp staff only during the morning teaching session.
  Neither Family Camp nor TRFC staff are able to provide any supervision in the Shelter, volleyball court, Arts and Crafts room, playground, Gaga Ball pit, mini-golf, etc.
  Family Camp politely recommends that children under 9 years of age be supervised at all times.
• Lake Activities are only available while lifeguards are on duty. Check the schedule for these hours.
• NO swimming or even wading in the ocean due to very strong undertow. This is a dangerous beach. Please stay safe and out of the Pacific. (The stream is a great alternative for kids who want to get wet!)
  The Family Camp Squad also politely recommends that holes dug on the beach should be no deeper than the knees of the shortest member of the group. Avoid tragedy by keeping it shallow!
• The Dining Hall is closed 30 minutes before each meal so that the set-up teams can work. Otherwise, it’s a great place to hang out!
• The nurse's station is next to the Tillamook Bay room in Hadley Hall, but our nurses will usually be elsewhere on campus. Please find a TRFC staff or Family Camp Squad member if you need medical assistance.
• Watch for up-to-the-moment announcements and reminders on screen before each morning meeting.

Family Camp Squad

Directors: Mintha Muhr
Family Camp Team: Yelena Afanasyev, Mary Bloechel, Katy Brumbelow, Annette Collins, Eliana Muhr, Elijah Muhr, Mike Muhr
Nurse: JulieKay Kleiner, Shelly Geil
Photographers:December Miller (portraits), Beth Banham (candids)
Worship: Dan Banham & City's Edge band

Please contact any Family Camp Squad Member for assistance. We are carrying radios.

We are always recruiting for new team members.

Please join us at our Monday morning meeting in Upper Friendship at 8 am if you are interested.

Need Free Time Ideas?

The Zip Line*, Extreme Swing*, Climbing Wall*, the Lakefront, Mini Golf, Archery range, and WALT bouncy houses will be open at various times this weekend.
The Sand Sculpture Contest will be held Saturday afternoon, and on Sunday you can scrapbook your family photo. The Arts & Crafts room will be open during most of free time for drop-in crafts.
See schedule for details, and be sure to sign up for starred (*) activities.
Hiking, frisbee golf, Gaga ball, human foosball, sand volleyball, all the games in the Shelter, and a variety of other activities are open all the time.