Important Information
- Full Payment Due: May 1, 2025
- Mandatory Check In: June 14, 2025 1-3PM – Crossroads Parking Lot
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is drop off for Ponderosa?
Crossroads Dirt parking lot on Sunday, June 15 at 9am. Arrive with sack lunch to eat on the trip to Hume
What to Pack?
What to Bring
- Bible
- notebook
- pencil/pen
- flashlight
- sleeping bag
- pillow
- toiletries
- warm and cool clothes
- jacket
- modest one-piece swimsuit (no tankinis)
- a towel for swimming and showering
- a water bottle
- $80 recommended spending money
- Lunch to eat on the bus for Sunday trip to Hume
- If your child is bringing medication or supplements, please send them in their original containers.*
What NOT to Bring?
- Drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor*)
- alcohol
- vape
- tobacco
- fireworks
- firearms
- electronic devices
- water balloons
- water guns
Medications
Prescribed Medications, Vitamins & Supplements:
These will be collected and dispensed by the camp health center. We consider any vitamin, supplement, or over-the-counter therapy that is taken to treat a condition or maintain health to be a “medication”. We are not able to give a medication that we cannot identify and dose from the original container. Sending medication in anything other than the original container may result in the camper not receiving it.
Can I Send Mail to My Child?
Yes! Sort of. Please leave it with us on Check-In Day, and we will give it to your child on the designated day.
How can I contact Hume?
Call the Hume Information team
1 (800) 965-4863
There is no cell reception at Hume Lake.
Are there phones at camp?
There a few pay phones at Hume Lake but I would not expect a call from your camper this week.
Need Financial Help?
Campers and parents can apply for a Campership (that’s what Humes calls a scholarship) during the registration process online.
Don’t forget to take advantage of our monthly fundraisers! MORE INFO HERE
Camp Theme
Spiritual Direction
We live in a world where troubling things happen, and at the same time, we serve a God who is good and sovereign over all. This summer, we are going to dive into the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis to answer some of life’s most puzzling questions such as, “Where is God in my affliction?” or “How can an all-powerful God allow such evil?” In Genesis 50:20, Joseph makes the definitive statement, “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.” As we study the story of Joseph, we hope that students can learn to trust in God, who is not only with us in our affliction but uses it for our good and His glory. Even in the trials and difficulties of life, we can trust in the sovereignty and providence of God.
Visual Direction
Through our opener and films we will take to the sea, past fjord and mountain to a land called Habril. In this Viking inspired land, we follow the character Seph and his relationship with the God of his family, Allvaldr. In dreams where axes, drinking horns, and frozen wastelands hold the future of the people of Habril, Seph learns why Allvaldr means sovereign ruler through seasons of suffering and blessing.
Theme Verse
“As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, to bring it about that many people should be kept alive, as they are today.”
Super Spirit Day
Braids & Beards, Ballgowns & Black Tie
Unleash your inner warrior or your most refined self on a day of epic contrasts! Channel the fierce spirit of a viking, complete with a fur cloak and war paint, or step into a world of sophistication with top hats and tiaras. Will you conquer as a viking, dazzle in elegance, or will you do both?!
Team Colors
Forest Green
Maroon
