A Weekend Apart
2020-10-02 16:00 - 2020-10-04 14:00 (America/New_York)
We are excited to provide an opportunity for families and individuals to spend three special weekends at Cedarkirk this summer! Our offerings will be almost entirely self-contained for all to spend time in the outdoors and quality time in a new setting.
What does a Retreat look like?
Your weekend can look however you want! Each family unit (co-habitating) will reserve their own accommodations according to their needs. Food service will be available a la carte and will be picked up for each meal or you can bring your own food (full kitchens or kitchenettes available depending on accommodation). Activity/Devotion stations will be set up around Cedarkirk for your use and your weekend will include one Cedarkirk activity (rock wall, zip line, pool) per day.
Click here for all Accommodations & Pricing
Accommodation pictures

What’s Included in my Reservation?
When checking in, all reservations will include suggested activities around camp, camp devotions for you and your family to do, a craft bin in each lodge for your creative side, and access to outdoor spaces like the river, prayer garden, and Amory field. Your weekend retreat will include everything you need to spend time in a beautiful setting.
Bedding will not be provided, please bring your own
Food Service
Our dining space will not be open, however you may purchase a la carte meals from our kitchen to eat in your own space. Certain accommodation spaces have full kitchens and kitchenettes where you are welcome to bring your own meals.
A la carte MENU
Activities
We will only be facilitating one Cedarkirk activity (Rock wall, Zip line, Pool) per day, where each family unit will sign up for their turn. High ropes, canoeing, or others activities will not be available. There will be many activities for you to do on your own, like hiking, disc golf, playing in the river, crafts, hammocking, sitting on the porch, and more. Your reservation kit will include many suggested activities, including devotions, games, activities, and more!
If you’re looking for a weekend to get away, feel refreshed, and spend time outdoors, this program is for you! For any questions, please call or email.
Please read through the GUIDELINES before booking a reservation.
Fill out this REGISTRATION and send to Mark@cedarkirk.org, email for any questions!

A Weekend Apart
2020-11-06 16:00 - 2020-11-08 14:00
We are excited to provide an opportunity for families and individuals to spend three special weekends at Cedarkirk this summer! Our offerings will be almost entirely self-contained for all to spend time in the outdoors and quality time in a new setting.
What does a Retreat look like?
Your weekend can look however you want! Each family unit (co-habitating) will reserve their own accommodations according to their needs. Food service will be available a la carte and will be picked up for each meal or you can bring your own food (full kitchens or kitchenettes available depending on accommodation). Activity/Devotion stations will be set up around Cedarkirk for your use and your weekend will include one Cedarkirk activity (rock wall, zip line, pool) per day.
Click here for all Accommodations & Pricing
Accommodation pictures

What’s Included in my Reservation?
When checking in, all reservations will include suggested activities around camp, camp devotions for you and your family to do, a craft bin in each lodge for your creative side, and access to outdoor spaces like the river, prayer garden, and Amory field. Your weekend retreat will include everything you need to spend time in a beautiful setting.
Bedding will not be provided, please bring your own
Food Service
Our dining space will not be open, however you may purchase a la carte meals from our kitchen to eat in your own space. Certain accommodation spaces have full kitchens and kitchenettes where you are welcome to bring your own meals.
A la carte MENU
Activities
We will only be facilitating one Cedarkirk activity (Rock wall, Zip line, Pool) per day, where each family unit will sign up for their turn. High ropes, canoeing, or others activities will not be available. There will be many activities for you to do on your own, like hiking, disc golf, playing in the river, crafts, hammocking, sitting on the porch, and more. Your reservation kit will include many suggested activities, including devotions, games, activities, and more!
If you’re looking for a weekend to get away, feel refreshed, and spend time outdoors, this program is for you! For any questions, please call or email.
Please read through the GUIDELINES before booking a reservation.
Fill out this REGISTRATION FORM and send it to Mark@cedarkirk.org. Feel free to email with any questions!

StoryShare
2021-01-01 - 2021-12-31
Cedarkirk’s story is the collection of stories held by the people who have built this place, shaped this place, and grown to call it home. After 50 years of ministry, there are plenty of stories to share. The stories bind us together and allow us all to share in the big picture of Cedarkirk’s ministry.
That’s where you come in: we want to hear your stories! We want to hear them all – the funny ones and the ones that bring a tear to your eye. You can share about the ways Cedarkirk changed your life or just a vivid memory that really stands out in your mind.
You don’t have to be the world’s greatest speaker – we just want to hear your experience in your own words. (See the “Helpful Hints” section below to make your story the best it can be!) Our goal is to piece these stories together into a video about the way Cedarkirk has helped people draw closer to God and to one another over the last half-century.
How to participate:

Think of a story or memory from your time at Cedarkirk.
Write it down or run through it a few times so it’s fresh in your head.
Record yourself (or have someone record you) telling the story.
Email the file to stories@cedarkirk.com. Include your name and a few sentences about your association with Cedarkirk (when you attended, who you came with, etc.).

Helpful Hints:

Be mindful of your pacing and speak slowly – many people speak too quickly on camera. If it feels a little slow to you, it’s probably just right.
Enunciate your words clearly. We won’t be able to share your story if we can’t understand what you’re saying!
Be animated! The more excited and engaged you seem, the better your story will translate to video.
Feel free to write your story down, but remember that you’ll be on video, so you do need to look at the camera from time to time. (You can print some key words in large letters and post it next to your camera so it appears you’re looking straight at the screen. There are also free “teleprompter” apps you can download to your computer or smartphone so you can read and still look at the camera.)
Try to avoid rambling and keep your video to a few minutes or less. We’ll do some editing, but we’d love it if you could keep it brief.
Ensure your background is exciting, but not too distracting. (If you don’t want everyone seeing the unfolded laundry on your couch, maybe step outside for a more natural setting.)
If you’re filming on a smartphone, make sure you are filming horizontally, with the phone turned sideways. We can’t use videos filmed vertically!
Do a very quick test video to make sure you can be heard clearly and aren’t too far away from the microphone.
Have fun! If you’re excited about your story the viewer will be, too!

Facelift for the 50th (January event)
2021-01-29 19:00 - 2021-01-30 16:00 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
As we enter our 50th year of ministry, we’d love to have your help sprucing up some things around camp! With limited guests on site these days, it’s the perfect time to invite our friends out for some volunteering.
EVENT DETAILS
These free Friday/Saturday events will give you and your family time for work and service to Cedarkirk, as well as some activities and relaxation at your home away from home. We’ll begin Friday night with some outdoor, distanced activities (e.g. campfire and line dance), followed by some time to unwind on your own or with your family. We’ll continue with breakfast on Saturday and then split into work groups for the day (with a break for lunch). If you’d like to join us for Saturday only, that is fine, too!
We have plenty of jobs for a variety of skill levels. Light construction, painting, roofing, landscaping, van washing, and trail/brush trimming are some of the projects we’ll be tackling. (Jobs that don’t allow for adequate social distancing will be completed by family units.)
LODGING & MEALS
Cedarkirk will provide complementary housing Friday night, and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. All participants will be housed in air-conditioned facilities, with each individual or family unit housed apart from each other. Depending on how many volunteers are present, meals will be served across one or both dining halls to ensure distancing of family units.
WHO CAN COME?
We encourage all individuals and families who love Cedarkirk to join us for this event. Children of all ages are welcome as long as a guardian or parent can supervise young children while others work. Cedarkirk will not be providing childcare for this work weekend.
OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT THE “FACELIFT”
If you’re not available to join us but still want to pitch in, you can help us lower the costs of the projects we have planned by sponsoring one. Click HERE to see a list of our projects and their price tags. You can adopt a project in full or with a partial gift. We are grateful for your support of these work weekends, whether you come to volunteer, send a gift, or both!
HOW TO REGISTER
If you and/or your family are interested in joining us, please RSVP to Mark Orendorf at 813-685-4224 x4. We need to know the number of people in your family, their ages, which weekend you’d like to attend, and get a sense of the skills you are bringing to the work weekend so that we can plan projects accordingly.

Facelift for the 50th (February event)
2021-02-26 19:00 - 2021-02-27 16:30 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
As we enter our 50th year of ministry, we’d love to have your help sprucing up some things around camp! With limited guests on site these days, it’s the perfect time to invite our friends out for some volunteering.
EVENT DETAILS
These free Friday/Saturday events will give you and your family time for work and service to Cedarkirk, as well as some activities and relaxation at your home away from home. We’ll begin Friday night with some outdoor, distanced activities (e.g. campfire and line dance), followed by some time to unwind on your own or with your family. We’ll continue with breakfast on Saturday and then split into work groups for the day (with a break for lunch). If you’d like to join us for Saturday only, that is fine, too!
We have plenty of jobs for a variety of skill levels. Light construction, painting, roofing, landscaping, van washing, and trail/brush trimming are some of the projects we’ll be tackling. (Jobs that don’t allow for adequate social distancing will be completed by family units.)
LODGING & MEALS
Cedarkirk will provide complementary housing Friday night, and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. All participants will be housed in air-conditioned facilities, with each individual or family unit housed apart from each other. Depending on how many volunteers are present, meals will be served across one or both dining halls to ensure distancing of family units.
WHO CAN COME?
We encourage all individuals and families who love Cedarkirk to join us for this event. Children of all ages are welcome as long as a guardian or parent can supervise young children while others work. Cedarkirk will not be providing childcare for this work weekend.
OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT THE “FACELIFT”
If you’re not available to join us but still want to pitch in, you can help us lower the costs of the projects we have planned. Click HERE to see a list of our projects and their price tags. You can adopt a project in full or with a partial gift. We are grateful for your support of these work weekends, whether you come to volunteer, send a gift, or both!
HOW TO REGISTER
If you and/or your family are interested in joining us, please RSVP to Mark Orendorf at 813-685-4224 x4. We need to know the number of people in your family, their ages, which weekend you’d like to attend, and get a sense of the skills you are bringing to the work weekend so that we can plan projects accordingly.

Cedarkirk Virtual Run/Walk
2021-04-10 - 2021-06-05
Cedarkirk Virtual Races
REGISTER FOR THE RACE
Go for a run in your own neighborhood while virtually joining others in the Cedarkirk family. There are three options to choose from – so we’ve got something for you, whether you’re a “runner” or not. Every participant gets a limited edition Cedarkirk race tee-shirt and sticker – and – depending on your time, you could find yourself in possession of a coveted prize.

Cedarkirk 5k
This is a classic distance for runners and walkers of all kinds. Run or walk your 3.1 miles and find out how you stack up against everybody else!

Cedarkirk 0.5k
If you’re not feeling up to a 5k, but still want to participate, this might be more your speed. It’s only 0.3107 miles, which is really just one loop around the block, right? You can join the fun and wear your Cedarkirk race tee with pride. (Tell everyone it was a 50k if you really want.)

Cedarkirk 500 miles
Many of you fondly remember the line dance we do to “I Would Walk 500 Miles.” In honor of that bit of camp culture, you can sign up for this race with friends and family. Over the course of two months, your group needs to collectively log 500 miles of walking. (For example, if you have 6 people in your group, you each have to walk 1.5 miles each day during the race window to hit 500 miles

The process is simple:
1. Sign up for the race of your choice.
2. Run/walk your chosen distance at some point during the race’s dates.
3. Report your time through the race website.
4. See if you qualified for special prizes!
REGISTER FOR THE RACE
Here’s a snapshot of the artwork for the race tee:

FUSION 2021, Weekend Two
2021-11-12 20:00 - 2021-11-14 13:30 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
FUSION | Cedarkirk’s Annual Fall Youth Event

DETAILS
Arrival: Check-in for groups will take place beginning at 6:00 pm on Friday. The event officially starts at 8:00 pm.
Departure: The event will conclude following a 12:30 pm lunch on Sunday.
Meals: Saturday Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and snack; Sunday Breakfast and Lunch. (Please eat dinner before you arrive!)
COST
Air-conditioned Lodging: $125 per person for lodging, meals, and program [$115 per person on or before October 1]
Rustic Lodging: $85 per person for lodging, meals, and program [$80 per person on or before October 1]
COVID PROTOCOLS
We recommend that only fully-vaccinated adults and youth attend these events. This program will be adjusted to spend more time outside, keep groups smaller and more distant, etc., and require masking when indoors or in larger groups.
TO REGISTER
Fill out the Group Reservation Form and send it to Cedarkirk along with your deposit. You may also email it and call our Event Coordinator, Morgan Willborn, to make your deposit with a credit card. Then, disperse the Individual Registration Form to your chaperones and youth and bring the completed forms with you when you check in.

Fall Bake Sale
2021-11-20 14:00 - 2021-11-21 17:00
We had so many requests for another bake sale, we decided to do it again! If you’ve been missing the best part of a Cedarkirk meal (hello… dessert!) now is your chance to pick up your favorites.
Order your favorite goodies from the Cedarkirk kitchen today. Then just swing by and pick them up. It’s that easy.
How To Order:

Visit the BAKE SALE WEBSITE and order for yourself or a crowd. Pssst… Thanksgiving is coming up.
Pay online to complete your order.
Head to Cedarkirk between 2:00-5:00pm on either Saturday, Nov. 20th or Sunday, Nov. 21st and we’ll hand you your treats.
Enjoy! (But remember it’s kind to share.)

ALL ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THURSDAY, NOV. 18!
If you have any questions, call Mark Orendorf at 813.685.4224 x4.

Spring Bash 3
2022-04-01 18:00 - 2022-04-02 18:30 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Experience God in a fun, exciting, and beautiful setting at Cedarkirk’s Spring Bash. Bring your 2nd through 5th grade Sunday school classes for 24 hours of camp activities, worship, and fantastic meals! Spend an adventurous night at camp, meet new friends, and learn more about what it means to be a child of God. This is a great introduction to Cedarkirk for younger campers!
DETAILS
Arrival: Check-In is from 6:00-6:45 pm on Friday (dinner served at 7:00 pm).
Departure: The event concludes after a 5:30 pm dinner on Saturday
Meals: Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Lodging: Choose between Rustic Cabin lodging or air-conditioned lodging for your group.
ACTIVITIES
Spring Bash attendees will have an opportunity to climb the rock wall, zip through the trees on our zip tower, and spend some time in arts & crafts. If the pool has warmed up enough, we will also open the pool for groups to swim. There will also be interactive, large-group worships and some free time for gaga ball, shark’s teeth hunting, hiking, or relaxing (as if 2nd-5th graders know how to relax).
COST
Rustic Cabin lodging: $75 per attendee (student or chaperone) covers meals, lodging, activities, and the program
Air-conditioned lodging: $95 per attendee (student or chaperone) covers meals, lodging, activities, and the program
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
Send your completed Group Registration Form along with your deposit to reserve your group’s space.
– Email the form and speak with our event coordinator, Morgan Willborn, to pay your deposit with a credit card (events@cedarkirk.org; 813-685-4224 x3).
– Mail the form along with a deposit check (1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL 33547).
Once you have registered, collect the Individual Registration Form from each adult and child attending and submit those during on-site Check-In on the day your event begins.
Print the WHAT TO BRING LIST for this event.

RENEW Conference
2023-02-03 18:30 - 2023-02-07 15:00
RENEW is a retreat that explores the intersection of spirituality, creativity, and social justice. Your time at this retreat will challenge you to renew the way you approach your faith, renew the way you view the world, and renew the manner in which you carry out the command to love and serve others.
RENEW CONFERENCE WEB PAGE
For complete schedule, bios on speakers and artists, and registration options.
We are excited to welcome you to Cedarkirk in February!

Open House
2023-02-12 13:00 - 17:00 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Mark your calendars now and plan on joining us for a free afternoon of fun at Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center. This event offers fun for all ages and a taste of what a day of summer camp is like. You are welcome to zip-line through the tree tops, explore our disc golf course, tackle the climbing wall, hike the property, cool off in our swimming pool (May event only), take a tour, toast a s’more over a campfire, or simply relax in a rocking chair on the porch of Cedar Lodge. No reservation is needed – just show up and have fun!
Whether you would like to try Cedarkirk for the first time this summer and want to learn more about the camp experience or have been coming to camp for years, we hope to see you on one (or both!) of these special days.
For more information about the Open House, please contact the camp office at info@cedarkirk.org or (813) 685-4224 ext.3.

Program Connection 2024
2024-01-14 16:00 - 2024-01-19 10:00
Program Connection 2024
An engaging conference for program-minded camp and conference professionals.
Hosted at Cedarkirk Camp & Conference Center | Lithia, FL
REGISTER FOR PROGRAM CONNECTION
PROGRAM CONNECTION is a meeting of program-minded professionals from faith-based camps and retreat centers in the U.S. and Canada. It is an affirming and uplifting time and space to discuss theory and practice, to ask questions and share experience and resources.
Built on the idea that we build each other up and improve our ministries through the sharing of insight, experience, and lessons-learned, we will spend time in discussion, spiritual retreat, networking, and learn during workshops with experts in various fields. You will leave refreshed and energized with lots of new ideas and resources.
Keynote Sessions

Key Theology for Camp Ministry:
Empowering Young Adults Through Faith Formation
Led by: Rev. Kelly Fitzgerald & Rev. Anne Russ

Current Practices in Human Resources and Staff Onboarding
Led by: Annie Taylor Slattery

Faith formation for young adults is an essential aspect of camp and conference ministry. We expect our young staff to provide spiritual leadership and education to our campers, but how do we engage a generation of Jesus followers who haven’t grown up in the church and might need some leadership of their own? How can we equip and inspire them to lead with confidence and create the kinds of safe and open spaces we strive to create each summer?
Anne and Kelly will present a core theology for camp ministry to help you impart key concepts to your staff during training and continue the process of education and growth throughout the summer camp season.

Large companies are great at hiring and onboarding employees in a way that not only prepares them for their positions, but empowers them to thrive within the framework they’ll be working in. Few camps have a dedicated HR team, but there are basic strategies we can implement in our organizations to set ourselves up for success.
This workshop will focus on universal standards of HR compliance as well as best practices for hiring employees in a way that invites them into your mission and ensures their success. You will identify where and how your staff selection and hiring processes can be streamlined and have an opportunity to get answers to those vexing questions that pop up every hiring season.

Rev. Kelly Fitzgerald
Kelly is a pastor, artist, recreation leader, family ministry specialist, and president of the Cedarkirk Camp & Conference Center board. She is also the mom of three, so she lives intergenerational ministry on the daily.Rev. Anne Russ
Anne is a pastor, worship and workshop leader, digital creator, and president of the Johnsonburg Camp & Retreat Center board. She has written liturgy for Montreat Youth Conference and other conferences.

Annie Taylor Slattery
Annie has over 15 years of experience in Human Resources, Leadership Development, and Coaching. She began her career in consulting and has worked for global, billion dollar firms as an HR business partner as well as an organization effectiveness and design leader. Currently, Annie is the owner of Your One Big Life Professional Coaching and partners with her husband, Patrick, in their sober living residential and outpatient treatment business, Real Recovery.

Free Day
We are excited to host Program Connection and know participants will have a wonderful experience at Cedarkirk and the Tampa Bay area. Options for the conference free day include a visit to Tampa Bay and St. Pete, enjoying a local beach (yes, people go to the beach in Florida in January), or the Busch Gardens theme park. The Disney and Universal theme parks are only about 60 miles away. We will collaborate with participants to choose a few options that satisfy everyone!
Optional Pre-Event | January 12-14
In conjunction with Signature Research, we are offering a three-day pre-event to certify high challenge course practitioners. Participants may choose to pursue a Level 1 or Level 2 Certification in high challenge elements. There is also a hybrid low element certification add-on that blends online training (ahead of participant arrival) with in-person training and testing. The following links provide more information on Level 1 and Level 2 high element training and the hybrid low element training programs. Use these links to register for the pre-event certification course(s). Reserving meals and lodging for the pre-event can be done through the Program Connection registration link at the bottom of this page.
Signature Research High Element Certifications | Signature Research High & Low Element Certifications
OPTION 1: Signature Level 1 or Level 2 High Elements Training & Certification
Level 1/2 High Elements Training is a 3-day, hands-on experiential training targeting the knowledge and skills to operate and manage risks of high challenge course elements. This comprehensive course covers high elements and includes a curriculum regarding inspections, high element facilitation, gear/equipment, belaying, knot-tying, and emergency action plans. The practitioner will acquire the tools to operate most educational/recreational courses with high elements and the knowledge to test for Level 1 or Level 2 High Element certification.
* If you registering for the level 2 training make sure you have a portfolio with at least 200+ hours of documented program delivery (see all prerequisites on registration page) Download Portfolio Template Here: https://www.acctinfo.org/practitioner-certification

Option 1
Level 1 or 2 High Training | $475
Option 2
Level 1 or 2 High Training w/ Low Elements Add-on | $600

Meals & Lodging during Pre-event | $160

OPTION 2: Signature Level 1 Online Low Elements Hybrid Training & Certification
The Online Low Element Level 1 training is a 20-hour hybrid course consisting of online work and in-person hands-on testing targeting the knowledge and skills to operate and manage risks of low challenge course elements. This comprehensive course covers low elements and includes inspection, low element facilitation, experiential theory, and emergency action plans. This program is offered as an add-on to the high element training; participants will complete the online training portion remotely with the in-person training and testing for low elements taking place at Cedarkirk on January 14th. *This course can be completed in conjunction with the Level 1 or Level 2 High Elements training outlined above.
Accommodations & Travel
Participants will be housed at Cedarkirk in Hickory Cottage, Kirk Cabins, or Cedar Lodge. Meals will be provided from dinner on Sunday through breakfast on Friday, with the exception of the Free Day where lunch and dinner are on your own.

Group-Style Room | $280
(4-6 Occupants)

Shared Room | $315
(Double Occupancy)

Airport Shuttle | $35

Shuttle service will be offered from Tampa International Airport. If flying, please plan to arrive before 4:00pm on January 14th. Please schedule departing flights after 10:00am on January 19th.
Conference Registration
Registration is open online. You will be able to indicate your lodging preference, roommate requests (if any), dietary restrictions or food allergies, and submit payment from the link below.
You may also call 813.685.4224 x3 to register by phone.
REGISTER FOR PROGRAM CONNECTION
Sponsored By…
This event is sponsored by the following professional organizations.

Falltastic
2024-09-13 18:00 - 2024-09-14 18:00 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Falltastic 2024
Falltastic campers will experience God in an engaging, fun, and beautiful setting at Cedarkirk. Bring your 2nd through 5th grade Sunday school classes for 24 hours of camp activities, worship, and fantastic meals! Meet new friends, unplug from technology, play in the woods, and build community with other churches. This is a great introduction to Cedarkirk for younger campers and an excellent opportunity for them to develop a little independence in an environment that is safe and supportive!
DETAILS
Arrival: Check-In is from 6:00-6:45 pm on Friday (dinner served at 7:00 pm).
Departure: The event concludes after a 5:30 pm dinner on Saturday
Meals: Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Lodging: Choose between Rustic Cabins or Air-Conditioned lodging for your group.
Chaperones: Group is responsible for providing chaperones of each gender for their group (we recommend 1 adult per 6 kids).
ACTIVITIES
Falltastic attendees will have an opportunity to climb the rock wall, zip through the trees on our zip tower, and swim in the pool. There will be interactive, large-group worships and some free time for gaga ball, shark’s teeth hunting, hiking, or relaxing (as if 2nd-5th graders know how to relax).
COST
Rustic Cabin lodging: $78 per attendee (student or chaperone) covers meals, lodging, program, and activities
Air-conditioned lodging: $97 per attendee (student or chaperone) covers meals, lodging, program, and activities
REGISTRATION OPTIONS

Fill out the Group Reservation Form online to register your group.
We’ll set up your group in our system, then email you deposit instructions and a link for your participants to register individually and fill out required forms.

Print the PACKING LIST for this event.
Contact Program Director, Mandy Goff, with any questions (mandy@cedarkirk.org).

Summer Staff Reunion
2024-10-05 09:00 - 21:00 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Were you on summer staff between 2000 and 2019?
Join us for a staff reunion and reconnect with old camp friends… and a few new ones, too! We are highlighting the staff years from 2000-2019, though anyone who has ever served on summer staff is welcome to join us.
As you know, summer staff are the linchpin in our summer camp programs. You are the ones who create and uphold the spirit of this place each summer and ensure that spiritual growth, adventure, and mutual respect permeate every aspect of camp. People like you have made this ministry work for 50 years. We also recognize that the relationships you formed during your time on staff and the experiences you shared here were likely formative in your life. We want to help you reconnect with Cedarkirk and with one another and build a network of Cedarkirk alumni who can continue to support one another.
We want to invite you back to camp with other counselors from your era to reminisce, relax, and continue to feed each other spiritually. We’ll do some camp activities, cook a meal out over a fire, have song time, do a little camp worship, and have plenty of time to relax and enjoy each other’s company. We hope you’ll join us for this nostalgic event at camp.
This is a family-friendly event so bring your spouse, partner, and kids along to share Cedarkirk and your camp friendships with them! There are options for an overnight stay if you have a long distance to travel – or you just want the full camp experience.
FULL DAY Event | arrive in the morning for activities and hang out time, followed by lunch, song time, and an afternoon of activities and more fellowship; we’ll have dinner together, followed by a line dance and campfire
OVERNIGHT Add-ons | if you’d like to stay the night prior (Friday the 4th) or stay over after things wrap up on Saturday night (the 5th), you’re welcome to arrange that during the registration process (breakfast is provided the morning following your stay)
DETAILS
Full Day Arrival: Check-In will take place at Cedar Lodge at 9:00am; lunch and dinner will be provided
Overnight options: arrival times will be
Departure: We will end after an early campfire, you may make arrangements to stay overnight if you’d like
COST
Full Day Event: $25 per person (kids 12 & under are free)
Overnight add-on: $25 per person, per night (kids 12 & under are free)
REGISTRATION
Our online portal lets you register online, pay, and complete any necessary consent forms for activities.
REGISTER ONLINE HERE

Spring Break Day Camp
2025-03-17 - 2025-03-21 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
REGISTER ONLINE

ADVENTURE DAY CAMP | PARENT HANDBOOK

** Register under “Cedarkirk Events 2025”
Spring Break Day Camp runs from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday.

Who is Spring Break Day Camp for:
Current K-5th graders.
Day Camp at a Glance
Our adventure-based, faith-focused day camps will provide your camper with a week full of outdoor adventure. Day campers will play outside, make friends, try some new adventures, and grow in their faith.
How We Do Day Camp
Your camper will be part of a “family group” – a group of campers with their counselors. It is with this small group that each camper will experience all of Cedarkirk’s activities. A few times a day the family groups will join together (lunch, large group games, etc.). With this family group model your camper can expect to make new friends, try new things, and grow in their faith. This model allows our counselors to focus on each camper as group member – and as an individual. It also ensures the highest level of supervision so that every camper feels safe, included, and part of something bigger than themselves.
Adventure-Based
Much of your camper’s day will be spent outdoors participating in camp activities like the climbing wall, arts & crafts, devotion, creek stomping and shark’s tooth hunting, zip lining, swimming in our pool, and more! One of Cedarkirk’s greatest assets is our beautiful, wooded property and we use it fully for our camp programs. Even though we’re just down the road, driving onto camp property feels like you’re leaving the world far behind, which is ideal for campers to have ample time to just be kids! Of course, summer days in Florida are hot and we build in ample down time to cool off, hydrate, and get ready for the next activity.
Faith-Focused
In addition to the exciting camp activities, the core of our program is daily devotion and opportunities to explore faith. Once a day our counselors lead campers through a weekly curriculum that will help campers learn more about their faith and strengthen their relationship with God. We want every camper to know that God loves them and that this is a safe space for them to ask tough questions and figure out how to connect more with God in new ways.
Our Staff
The best part of our program is our exceptional summer staff. We go to great lengths to select and train enthusiastic, dedicated, and responsible young adults to ensure a safe, meaningful, and fun experience for your child. Each staff member is background checked to Florida Level II standards, trained in first aid, CPR, and the use of an AED, and participates in a rigorous staff training. If you have questions about how we screen or train our staff, please reach out to one of our directors (contact info below).
Lunch
** New for 2025** Cedarkirk will now be providing lunch for all day camp campers.
Day Camp groups will be having lunch in the middle of the day before resuming with their scheduled activities. Cedarkirk will also provide a snack to every camper toward the end of the camp day. (If your camper has a special diet or food allergies, please include that in their Health Form during the registration process so we can accommodate them.)
Drop Off & Pick Up
* Camper drop off each day is from 8:30 am to 9:00 am.
* Camper pick up each day is from 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm.
* We do not accommodate drop off before 8:30 am or pick up after 5:00 pm. Repeated violation of the drop off / pick up timeframe may result in removal of your camper from the program.
Drop off and pick up are pretty quick processes. We’ll ask you to sign your camper in at the beginning of each day and then you can head out (please allow a little extra time the first day for us to check approved pick-up names, verify health info, etc.). At pick up we’ll bring your camper to you as we’re checking ID and signing your camper out; then you can just listen as your camper recounts stories from the day or sings silly camp songs they’ve learned.
*Please allow a little additional time for Monday’s drop off so you can verify your list of authorized pick up persons and review the health and contact info you submitted for your camper. Do note that we require any person picking up a camper to present photo identification and be on your pre-approved list of authorized persons.

Summer Camps
2025-06-08 - 2025-08-01 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
At Cedarkirk, Campers experience spiritual growth, physical challenge, emotional outlet, and have plenty of space for play in an environment that is safe and nurturing. Our dedicated counselors and staff shepherd each camper through their week with us, helping them feel at home and included in this community as we live grow together. 2025 programs will run from June 8 – August 1.
We provide three types of programs during the summer:

Residential Summer Camps | campers spend six days and seven nights in family groups at camp
Adventure Day Camps | campers spend the day at camp and are dropped off / picked up each day
Challenge To Change Mission Programs | youth groups spend a week at camp learning about social justice and participating in off-site mission work

Our summer camp pages have tons of information on everything from activities to supervision policies, sample schedules, and how we hire, screen and select staff. Follow this link to learn all about our programs!

Fall Fun Day- Canceled
2025-10-25 12:30 - 17:30
This event has been canceled for 2025
Fall Fun Day | Oct. 25, 2025 – 12:30p-5:30p
A day of fall festivities, outdoor activities, for all ages!
Mark your calendars for a fun fall afternoon at Cedarkirk! We’ll have fall-themed crafts and competitions running alongside some of our most popular activities. Get ready for an introduction to fall… and pumpkin everything!
*Children and youth must have an adult present
DETAILS
Arrival: Check-In at 12:30pm
Departure: Fun Day concludes at 5:30pm
COST
$10 per person covers all activities (children 4 and under are free)
REGISTRATION
Our online portal lets you register online, pay, and complete any necessary consent forms for activities.
REGISTER ONLINE HERE

Annual Christmas Bake Sale
2025-12-21 14:00 - 15:00 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
It’s that time of year again – we’re baking your favorite homemade treats! If you’ve been craving a taste of camp, now is your chance. It’s been a tradition since 2020 to share some love from our kitchen during the holiday season.
Sign up for whatever you’d like and we’ll bake your items fresh and have them ready to go for you.
How Does This Work?

Visit this link and ORDER ONLINE. (All orders must be received by 11:59p on Dec. 18.)
Head to Cedarkirk on December 21 to pick up your goodies between 2:00p and 3:00p.

Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL 33547

Pull up to Cedar Lodge and we’ll you hand you your treats. (Try not to eat them all on the drive home.)

We can’t wait to share some of our holiday favorites with you.
If you have any questions, call Mark Orendorf at 813.685.4224 x3.

Telling Our Stories Writing Retreat
2026-01-27 10:00 - 2026-01-29 13:30 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Telling Our Stories Writing Retreat

A retreat to capture your story and give it voice.
January 27-29, 2026
Do you have stories waiting to be told – moments of joy, struggle, or God’s presence in your life that you want to remember and share? This retreat offers a welcoming space to explore those stories through writing. Together, we’ll spend time in guided group sessions as well as enjoy personal reflection and writing time. Each participant will also receive a one-on-one coaching session to help bring their words to life.
Through a mix of practice, perspective, and encouragement, you’ll discover new ways to shape your faith story while also deepening your spiritual journey. Like our Writing Toward Wholeness retreat, this weekend weaves together creativity and self-reflection, inviting you to write not just with your mind, but with your heart.

Retreat Leadership
Rev. Dr. Debbie Bronkema

Debbie brings years of pastoral and retreat leadership experience to her work, with a Doctor of Ministry in Creative Writing as a Spiritual Practice from Columbia Theological Seminary. In addition, she is a published author, retreat facilitator, and founder of connect.faith, a worshipping community at the intersection of creativity, spirituality, and justice.
Debbie has a connection with Cedarkirk as she and her husband John served as co-executive directors in the mid 2000s and has come back to facilitate these writing retreats for over 10 years. Participants feel her passion for helping them uncover the sacred in their own stories.

DETAILS –
Arrival: Retreat check-in will take place between 10:00a and 11:00a on Jan. 27. [Lunch will follow check-in.]
Departure: Retreat concludes following lunch on Jan 29 (about 1:30p).
Meals: Tuesday lunch and dinner; Wednesday breakfast, lunch, and dinner; Thursday breakfast, lunch.
LODGING
Participants will be housed in Cedarkirk’s Retreat House- Linens are provided. If you have special needs regarding your housing or accessibility, please reach out to Mark Orendorf after you register (mark@cedarkirk.org).
COST
Air-conditioned Lodging: $325 per person for program, lodging, and meals
Tampa Airport Shuttle $40 per trip
TO REGISTER
Visit our ONLINE REGISTRATION portal to fill out details, provide any food allergies or dietary restrictions, and pay for the retreat. If you have not registered for a Cedarkirk event before, you will be asked to create an account prior to registering for the Telling Our Stories Writing Retreat.

Writing Toward Wholeness
2026-01-30 10:00 - 2026-02-01 13:30 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Writing as a path to memory, meaning, and faith.
January 30- February 1, 2026
Step away from the busyness of life and into a peaceful, reflective space where creativity and faith intersect. Writing Toward Wholeness is a soul-nourishing retreat led by the Rev. Dr. Debbie Bronkema, designed to guide you gently into the practice of creative writing as a spiritual discipline.
Whether you’ve been journaling for years or have never written a word, this retreat offers a warm, welcoming space for you to explore your story, connect more deeply with God, and be inspired by the journeys of others.

Retreat Leadership
Rev. Dr. Debbie Bronkema

Debbie brings years of pastoral and retreat leadership experience to her work, with a Doctor of Ministry in Creative Writing as a Spiritual Practice from Columbia Theological Seminary. In addition, she is a published author, retreat facilitator, and founder of connect.faith, a worshipping community at the intersection of creativity, spirituality, and justice.
Debbie has a connection with Cedarkirk as she and her husband John served as co-executive directors in the mid 2000s and has come back to facilitate these writing retreats for over 10 years. Participants feel her passion for helping them uncover the sacred in their own stories.

DETAILS –
Arrival: Retreat check-in will take place between 10:00a and 11:00a on Jan. 30. [Lunch will follow check-in.]
Departure: Retreat concludes following lunch on February 1 (about 1:30p).
Meals: Friday lunch and dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner; Sunday breakfast, lunch.
LODGING
Participants will be housed in Cedarkirk’s Retreat House, linens are provided. If you have special needs regarding your housing or accessibility, please reach out to Mark Orendorf after you register (mark@cedarkirk.org).
COST
Air-conditioned Lodging: $300 per person for program, lodging, and meals
Tampa Airport Shuttle $40 per trip
TO REGISTER
Visit our ONLINE REGISTRATION portal to fill out details, provide any food allergies or dietary restrictions, and pay for the retreat. If you have not registered for a Cedarkirk event before, you will be asked to create an account prior to registering for the Writing Toward Wholeness event.

Shepherd's Sabbath
2026-04-06 10:00 - 2026-04-07 16:00 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
A FREE Sabbath Retreat of Respite and Renewal for Church Professionals & Their Families
Are you seeking rest and renewal after Lent and Easter?
Cedarkirk will open its doors to all church professionals (and their families) serving a ministry in Peace River Presbytery or the Presbytery of Tampa Bay for a Sabbath Retreat in the beauty of God’s Creation. It is our pleasure to host you for a few days as you take time to care for yourself. We will provide some scheduled worship times and activities, but we want you to do what you need to recharge! Feel free to hike, study, sleep, or enjoy times of quiet solitude in the embrace of nature. Don’t miss this opportunity for some much needed and well-deserved Sabbath at Cedarkirk.
DETAILS
Arrival: Event Check-In is at 10:00 am on Monday, April 6.
*If you’d like to come for just the day on Monday or Tuesday, or plan to arrive later, please let us know in advance.
Departure: The event concludes at 4:00 pm on Tuesday, April 7.
Meals: Monday lunch and dinner; Tuesday breakfast and lunch.
Lodging: All participants will have private bedrooms in climate-controlled buildings. Most lodging options have shared baths.
COST
This retreat is free to any person (and their immediate family) who draws a paycheck from a ministry in either Peace River Presbytery or the Presbytery of Tampa Bay.
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
Visit cedarkirk.campbrainregistration.com and register under “Cedarkirk Events 2026.”

Spring Fun Day
2026-05-09 10:00 - 15:00
A day of spring festivities, outdoor activities, and lunch at camp!
Mark your calendars for a fun spring afternoon at Cedarkirk! We’ll have seasonally-appropriate festivities running alongside some of our most popular activities and take a break half-way through for a delicious lunch. Bring your appetite for great food and adventure when you come to see us for this exciting event. If you’ve never visited Cedarkirk before, this event is free to you so you can see our facilities and meet some of our staff!
DETAILS
Arrival: Check-In at 10:00am
Departure: Fun Day concludes at 3:00pm
Meals: Lunch
*children and youth must have an adult present
COST
$16 per person covers all activities and lunch; event is FREE if it’s your first time at Cedarkirk
REGISTRATION
Our online portal lets you register online, pay, and complete any necessary consent forms for activities.
REGISTER ONLINE HERE

Weekend of Mark
2026-10-02 - 2026-10-04
Mark Orendorf is Retiring!
We hope you can join us for this reMARKable weekend celebrating Mark’s nearly four decades of service to Cedarkirk. It will be a weekend MARKed with reminiscences, story-swapping, camp activities, and special events honoring Mark’s legacy.
But… if we’re honest, the activities are just an excuse. What we’re really after is time. Time to sit around a table with people you haven’t seen in years and pick up exactly where you left off. Time to feel, again, that particular warmth that settles over you at Cedarkirk. The warmth of old friends, of shared memory, of God’s presence in a place that has held so many of us at our best and our most vulnerable.
That’s the MARK Cedarkirk leaves. And it’s the MARK Mark has left on Cedarkirk!
DETAILS
FRIDAY EVENING
– Gathering time + Welcome
– TBA Evening Activities
– Snacks and Appetizers
SATURDAY
– Breakfast
– Check-in for Saturday
– Activities and time with Mark
– Lunch
– Activities and more time with Mark
– Program Honoring Mark
– Dinner
– Free time
– Campfire
SUNDAY
– Breakfast
– Morning worship
– Free Time
COST
Saturday Only (Includes: lunch, dinner, activities, program)
Adult (13+) $36 | Youth (5-12) $30 | Family Max $118
Weekend (Includes: Friday-Sunday Lodging, Friday evening appetizer reception – Sunday breakfast, activities, program)
A/C Lodging: Adult (13+) 166 | Youth (5-12) $150 | Family Max $508
Rustic Lodging: Adult (13+) $90 | Youth (5-12) $86 | Family Max $280
RV Camping: Adult (13+) $80 | Youth (5-12) $74 | Family Max $250
Commuter: Adult (13+) $45 | Youth (5-12) $38 | Family Max $145
REGISTRATION
Our online portal lets you register online, pay, and complete any necessary consent forms for activities.
Register under “Cedarkirk Events 2026”
REGISTER ONLINE HERE
Instructions for How To Register

Volunteer Day
2026-10-17 09:00 - 16:00
Volunteer Work Day at Cedarkirk | Saturday, October 17
Free Event | Lunch Provided | All Ages Welcome
Come spend a beautiful fall day at Cedarkirk giving back, getting your hands dirty, and making a real difference! Our Volunteer Day is a chance for individuals, families, youth groups, and church teams to come together in service to this ministry we all love.
Whether you’re a seasoned handyman or just willing to pitch in, we will have jobs for every skill level and every age. From painting and landscaping to light construction, trail maintenance, and deep-cleaning spaces, there’s something meaningful for everyone to do. No experience is necessary – just bring your work gloves, sturdy shoes, and a willingness to help.
Schedule

Check In: 9:00 am-9:30 am
Work Projects Begin: 9:30 am
Lunch Served: 12:30 pm (FREE!)
Wrap Up/Depart: around 4:00 pm

Additional Info

Children and youth are welcome, but anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult or chaperone. Cedarkirk is not providing childcare or child-specific programming for this event.
Groups are encouraged to attend – just let us know how many people you’re bringing so we can plan projects and meals accordingly. **We require a signed Volunteer Consent Form for each participant: if you are bringing a group that includes minors, please have their parent or guardian sign it so you can bring the completed form with you.
If you have tools, lawncare equipment, or anything else you’d like to bring, please let us know so we can coordinate with you ahead of time.

RSVP Here (It’s a short form and should take only 2 minutes to complete.)
Potential Projects:
* Invasive plant removal
* Cleaning up cabins & fire circles
* Cutting and splitting firewood
* Trail maintenance
* Landscaping / planting / raking
* Spreading woodchips
* Power-washing (picnic tables, outside of buildings)
* Painting (interior and/or exterior)
*** If you have significant experience using chainsaws or other power tools please contact us for other project ideas.

Fusion Youth Retreat
2026-11-06 18:30 - 2026-11-08 13:30 | Cedarkirk, 1920 Streetman Drive, Lithia, FL, 33594, United States
Fusion Youth Retreat | November 6-8, 2026
For middle school, high school, and blended youth groups. Bring your youth to Cedarkirk for a weekend of fellowship, games, great meals, and plenty of large and small-group time to expand the depth of your students’ faith. Regardless of whether your youth group is large or small, your youth will make new friends from other churches in the presbytery and experience camp together in the cool(ish) weather. We’re excited for you to join us for this exciting weekend of faith development and community-building.

DETAILS
Arrival: Check-in for groups will take place beginning at 6:30 pm on Friday. The event officially starts at 8:00 pm.
Departure: FUSION will conclude following a 12:30 pm lunch on Sunday.
Meals: Saturday Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and snack; Sunday Breakfast and Lunch. (Please eat dinner before you arrive on Friday!)
Chaperones: Group is responsible for providing chaperones of each gender for their group (we recommend 1 adult per 7 youth).
LODGING
All participants will be housed with their groups in either air-conditioned or rustic lodging. When you register your group, you will be asked for your lodging preference, which is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
COST
Air-conditioned Lodging: $187 per person for lodging, meals, program, and activities
Rustic Lodging: $110 per person for lodging, meals, program and activities
TO REGISTER
Fill out the Group Reservation Form online. We’ll contact you with additional info about the weekend and instructions for paying your deposit. Once we receive your Group Registration Form and have set up your group in our system, we will email you a link for your individual participants to register.
Print the Packing List for this event.

Christmas Retreat
2026-12-18 17:30 - 2026-12-20 14:00
Christmas Retreat 2026 | Dec. 18-20
[If you’re looking for info on the Reach Out Christmas Retreat, please click HERE.]
Get ready to celebrate Christmas at your home-away-from-home! You don’t have to wait until summer to see your counselors and friends. You don’t have to wait until summer to do all of your favorite camp activities. The Christmas Retreat brings you a little bit of summer camp in the winter. (We can’t promise you snow, but it will be cooler than it is in the summer – and you might even need a jacket!) We’ll talk about what the birth of Christ means for us today, eat lots of holiday treats, and enjoy the company of friends, new and old, in this beautiful place.
DETAILS
Ages: This retreat is open to all campers currently in 1st-12th grades.
Groups: Campers will be housed in small units with other campers of similar age and supervised by a counselor. Two of those units (two counselors together with the campers in their room/cabin) make up a family group for the weekend.
Supervision: Counselors from previous summers will shepherd our campers through the weekend as they build relationships, explore their faith and the Christmas story, and take part in camp activities with a holiday twist. (All staff have been through extensive training and undergone a Level II background screening through DCF and FDLE, as well as certification in First Aid and CPR. For more information on our supervision policies, click here.)
ACTIVITIES
Campers will take part in most of Cedarkirk’s activities (e.g. zip line, climbing wall, archery, games, Bible study, gaga ball, worship, campfire, line dance). We usually do not do any water activities during the Christmas Retreat due to the likelihood of cold temperatures, though we may look for shark’s teeth in the river if the air is warm enough.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Check-In: All campers should arrive and sign in between 5:30-6:30pm on Friday, December 18th. (Dinner will be served to all campers at 7:00p.)
Pick-Up: All campers will picked up and signed out at 2:00pm on Sunday the 20th.
COST
$205 per camper | includes lodging, meals (Friday dinner through Sunday lunch), snacks, Christmas Retreat program.
*Sibling Discount: our registration software will automatically provide a $30 discount per additional sibling when you register
WHAT TO BRING
Campers should pack comfortable weather-appropriate clothes they don’t mind getting a little dirty as well as toiletries, linens or a sleeping bag, and any medications they regularly take. Print the Christmas Retreat Packing List here.
REGISTER ONLINE
After clicking the button above, log in and choose the “Cedarkirk Events 2026” option under the “Start a New Application” header to sign up for the Christmas Retreat.

Christmas Retreat - for Reach Out Campers
2026-12-18 17:30 - 2026-12-20 14:00
[If you’re looking for the residential Christmas Retreat, please click HERE.]
Get ready to celebrate Christmas at your home-away-from-home with your other friends from Reach Out! You don’t have to wait until summer to see your counselors and friends again. We’ll give you a little bit of summer camp in the winter. During worship and Bible study we’ll talk about what the birth of Christ means for us today, eat lots of holiday treats, and enjoy some of your favorite Cedarkirk activities in cooler weather.
PLEASE NOTE: Unlike our normal week-long summer camp Reach Out programs, this camp will not be a medically staffed program and will not have a health care professional on site 24 hours a day. Therefore, we require that participants for this program be able to demonstrate ability in basic hygiene and self care: be able to walk 1/2 mile, walk up and down a flight of stairs, be continent, and maintain hygiene and personal needs on their own. Our camp nurse will dispense all camper medication, as usual.
DETAILS
Ages: This retreat is open to all Reach Out campers (ages 18+) who meet the above listed criteria.
Groups: Reach Out campers will be housed in Pine Lodge (our usual lodging for Reach Out during summer).
Supervision: Counselors and volunteers from previous summers will shepherd our campers through the weekend as they build relationships, explore their faith and the Christmas story, and take part in camp activities with a holiday twist. (All staff have been through extensive training and undergone a Level II background screening through DCF and FDLE, as well as certification in First Aid and CPR. For more information on our supervision policies, click here.)
ACTIVITIES
Campers will take part in many Cedarkirk activity favorites. We do not do any water activities during the Christmas Retreat due to the likelihood of cold temperatures.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Check-In: All campers should arrive and sign in between 5:30-6:30pm on Friday, December 18th. (Dinner will be served to all campers at 7:00p.)
Pick-Up: All campers will picked up and signed out at 2:00pm on Sunday the 20th.
COST
$205 per camper | includes lodging, meals (Friday dinner through Sunday lunch), snacks, Christmas Retreat program.
*Sibling Discount: our registration software will automatically provide a $30 discount per sibling when you register
WHAT TO BRING
Campers should pack comfortable weather-appropriate clothes they don’t mind getting a little dirty as well as toiletries, linens or a sleeping bag, and any medications they regularly take. Print the Christmas Retreat Packing List here.
REGISTER ONLINE
If you need a tutorial on how to register, click THIS LINK to view or print step-by-step instructions.
