Saturday, January 13, 2018

Youth Camp

CERC's annual youth camp was held the week before we left Singapore (Dec. 19-22).  This year's theme was "Examine Yourselves," and four different men gave speeches on self-examination, contentment, the antithesis, and love for the church.  Discussion groups were held after each speech, and the youth gathered for devotions in groups each day also.  (Thanks to Nichelle Wong and Daniel Tang for the photos!)


Before my husband's speech


Second speech by Elder Lim


Third speech by Elder Lee


Fourth speech by Elder Leong

Many, many games were played throughout the week as well!


In a circle with your teammates, pick up a newspaper ball 
without using your hands and put it on a tic-tac-toe board


Get the clothespins off others' backs
(This is in the backyard of the chalet where the camp was held--beautiful location!)


Captain's Ball


Find pieces of a teammate's picture in shredded paper...


...then put it all together to form the whole picture


Dodgeball


Make hockey sticks out of newspaper...


...then play a game of hockey

For this year's outing the youth did combat archery and played ninja tag.


One of the archery teams



Try to hit a sensor on an opponent's chest or back


As usual, the last evening of the camp the congregation was invited to join the youth for dinner and a game.  For this year's game, we were split up into teams and had to dress one of our teammates according to a certain theme (Dutch, Chinese, animal, food, etc.) using newspaper and tape.


Klaire, Megan, and Jochebed during dinner


Younger children having fun outside


Paul Ong explaining the game


Dressing up Deuel


Preparing Josef to be a little Dutch child with a windmill behind him


Queen Bernice


Klaire the poodle


Fai Chong the mad scientist


Joseph the roasted chicken


Deuel the Chinese warrior


"Sergeant Nat" with his "fans"


Sergeant Nat was even signing autographs! :-)

And finally, the camp group photo.  We are thankful for another blessed youth camp.  Especially this year we are thankful our three oldest children could spend their last week in Singapore having such good fellowship with their friends from church!








1 comment:

  1. Stephanie ~ Thank you for sharing your life in Singapore for the past 5 years. We have enjoyed reading each post. Truly the communion of the saints is a beautiful reality in the life of God's people. How hard it must have been to leave the saints there. We trust God will care for them and provide a man for them in His perfect timing. We now pray the Lord's richest blessings upon the labors Rev. and your family now take up in Byron Center.

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