Winter Camp Administrator Info
Hume New England
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We’re so excited to have your students come to Hume New England Winter Camp! Below is all the pertinent information you’ll need, including all required registration forms. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us:
Hume Registration
[email protected]
1-800-965-4863
Counselor Requirement:
Massachusetts regulations require that all adults at camp must have undergone a background check within three years prior to camp. It is the responsibility of each church or group attending to complete the required background checks prior to arrival and to submit the form prior to camp.
Registration
Please thoroughly read and respond to the following information. Please download or complete each section below. The sections are in order by the due date, just work your way down!
Please download this schedule of deposit and payment dates for your reference.
Detailed Instructions to Make Payment
- Go to our website: Login Page
- Sign in using your email address and password
- Select Registrations
- Select Make Payment
- The deposit amount will be shown at the bottom where it says Payment Amount on the due date.
Checks can be sent to:
Hume Christian Camp
Attention: Registration
73 Chestnut Hill Road
P.O. Box 156
Monterey, MA 01245If you do pay with a check, please scan a copy and email it to [email protected] so we know it is coming!
Online Roster
Required: YES.
Due: 5 weeks before camp.
Follow these instructions for the greatest success.
▸ LOG-IN To Your Account
Final Count Form
Required: YES.
Due: 4 weeks before camp.
If submitted after the deadline, a $50 charge will be assessed.
Login to your account to complete the final count form.
Insurance Certificate Form
Required: YES.
Due: 4 weeks before camp.
Login to your account to view and download the Hume Insurance Certificate Form.
Campership Application
Required: Only if the student in need is wanting to submit a request.
Due: 2 weeks before camp
Parents are able to complete a Campership application for their student(s) during their online registration process. As the group administrator, you can see who applied and how much was awarded through your online account.
Final Balance
To pay by Visa/MasterCard, log into your Online Account to complete this process. Please note that using this form of payment will result in an additional charge of 3% of your paid amount. If you plan to pay by check, you may mail payment to the Hume office. To find your remaining balance, log into your Online Account and click “View All Statements.”
Winter Camp Deposit & Cancellation Policy.
- A non-refundable deposit in the amount of $35/person must be received in order to confirm your registration.
- The second non-refundable deposit of $100/person (totaling $135/person) is due 60 days prior to the event check-in day.
- The remaining balance is due no later than four weeks prior to the event check-in day.
- If the registration is canceled or changed for any reason after initial signup or any deposit is made, the attendee agrees that the full deposit per person will be forfeited.
The back entrance to Hume closes in the winter, please take the time to download these directions and send them to anyone who will be driving to camp to make your arrival as smooth as possible.
Completed Housing Form
If your housing form has not been completed, please fill it out and send it in.
Camper Physicals
At check-in, every camper needs a current physical that will be turned in. Current physicals must be dated within 18 months prior to the week of camp.
Camper Medication
You can locate your church’s Medication Administration Record (MAR) from your Online Account. This is a list of medications you should expect to collect. Please collect ALL medications, vitamins and supplements, except epi-pens, rescue inhalers & diabetic supplies. (Don’t worry if it’s not listed on the MAR, we can add it at camp!) All medication needs to be in its original container & in a Ziploc bag. Write your church name & each student’s name in Sharpie on the bag. You’ll turn medications into our health center staff at check-in when you arrive, so please collect medications before campers load up into vehicles.
Background Check Form
Massachusetts recreational camp regulations require that all adults at camp must have undergone a background check within three years prior to camp, as outlined on the form below. It is the responsibility of each church or group attending Hume New England to complete the required background checks for each adult working with their students prior to arrival and to submit the form to Olivia Tuttle ([email protected]) prior to camp.
This is for church administrators, pastors, or leaders who will have the required paperwork, medications, and payment for the church.
When you arrive, follow the signs for Check-in.
Check-in Location: The Dining Hall
Check-in Begins: 3:00 PM
Church Resources and Training
At Hume we care about providing the highest level of healthcare to our campers and staff. Check out this important info for everything you need to know about health and safety while at camp.
We believe the counselors that you bring with your church are a key part of this ministry. We’ve created these resources for them to learn about their responsibilities as counselors. Please have them read this Counselor Guidebook carefully before coming to camp.
Winter Camp Tips & Tricks For Youth Leaders
Camp Theme Information
Learn more about the theme and spiritual direction and download promotional materials for Winter Camp at Hume.
About the Winter Camp Theme
Spiritual Direction
This winter, we will walk through 1 John 4:7-12 to discover the truth about love. In a world that has distorted what love truly means, we look to Scripture for the foundational definition of love.
Creative Direction
For this winter camp season, our creative theme title is called Agapolis. Through an Ancient Greek animation, we will communicate the story of Biblical love; God is the author of love who demonstrated His love for us through the death and resurrection of Jesus.
This perfect, sacrificial, and unconditional love is called Agape love. In our animated story, the God of love, Agape, creates Agapolis as a place for His love to flourish. Unfortunately, His love is rejected and forgotten until one character questions the way the citizens of Agapolis have selfishly distorted the love of Agape.
Theme Overview
As we enter into the winter season, we tend to be more attuned to spreading good tidings of great joy, peace, hope, and love. While we might say and hear these words more often during this time of year, do we understand the truth behind them?
This winter camp season, we are eager to walk students through 1 John 4:7-12 in order to discover the truth about love. In a world that has distorted what love truly means, we look to Scripture for the foundational definition of love. While the world has reduced the definition of love to mediocre acceptance, casual preference, and even based on conditions, the love of God is infinite, unfathomable, and unconditional. The reality is that God Himself is love.
When we believe and receive the truth of God’s love for us through Jesus, we are compelled to love God and respond in obedience to His Word. By abiding in God’s love for us, we learn how to love others with grace and truth. Our hope this winter is that students learn the truth about the joy, peace, hope, and love that can only come through the saving grace of God through Jesus Christ.
Theme Verse
“Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love. In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world, so that we might live through him. In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins. Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. No one has ever seen God; if we love one another, God abides in us and his love is perfected in us.”