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Rules and Regulations

  1. Cell Phone Policy:

    At youth camp, we want to allow God to get our attention, and that often means making sacrifices so that we can clearly hear His voice in order for us to remain engaged with others and with God. We ask that all leave their phones at home or that they turn their phones over to the Youth Director when they arrive at camp. The camp phone can be used with the direction of the Youth Director for emergency calls. Adults and Counselors are greatly encouraged to be discrete in using their phones on the grounds. Parents can call the camp (814-473-3470) and leave a message if there is no one by the phone to take the call.

  2. Belongings

     It is the responsibility of parents/guardians to verify the contents of their camper's belongings and ensure that they do not contain contraband items or illegal substances.

  3. Respect shall be shown toward those in worship services. They shall not be disturbed by talking or whispering, making unnecessary noise, or cars driving nearby.

  4. The use of tobacco, alcoholic beverages, card playing, gambling and profanity is prohibited.

  5. Pets are not allowed on the grounds.

  6. CD players, radios, cell phones and mp3 players are not permit- ted on the grounds. Personal audio and visual equipment may be used for instrumental purposes and the talent show only.

  7. Keys to all youths’ cars are to be checked in to the Security Officer.

  8. Curfew bell means quiet in the cottage, hotel, dormitory, and camping rooms. Offender’s penalties— extra work projects the following day.

  9. All lettered and word shirts must be approved before they are worn at camp.

  10. All youth will participate in the youth work program taking turns with duties around the camp.

  11. For your safety and the safety of others, the use of skateboards, roller blades, scooters, etc. is prohibited on Cherry Run Camp property.

  12. Dress Code:

    • Girls:

      All girls must wear dresses or dress jeans to the evening meals and evening services. No midriffs, halters or spandex are permitted. Also, going barefoot is not allowed. Fingertip-length shorts are allowable for morning classes, morning worship services and for recreation. Spandex shorts are not permitted.

    • Boys:

      All boys must wear slacks or dress jeans for evening meals and evening services. Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times. Muscle shirts (tank tops) may be worn for recreation only. Fingertip-length shorts may be worn for morning classes, morning worship services and recreation. Spandex shorts are note permitted.

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