Youth Retreat
March 6, 2023
Youth Retreat

May 5-7, 2023

Youth, Grades 9-12, are invited to a youth retreat May 5-7, 2023 at Mill Stream Camp in Omemee.

DROP OFF: Friday, May 5th, 6 pm at the church. Arriving at Mill Stream, 7 pm.
We need parents to volunteer to drive both ways.
PICK-UP: Sunday, May 7th, 3 (ish) pm at the church.

WHAT WILL WE DO THERE?
Be together, grow friendships, laugh, eat good food, worship, learn and have fun!

WHAT’S THE COST?
$100
$175 for a family of two. Payment can be made by cheque or you can pay online here.

WHAT TO BRING:
Bedding & pillow, toiletries, all-season clothing and footwear, bible, journal, pen.

Please register below:

Parent/Guardian Information

Medical Information

Please note that medications must be in their original containers, labelled with name and instructions.

Waiver & Consent

While every precaution is taken for safety and good health, some sports and activities carry with them the inherent risk of personal injury beyond the risks associated with many of the recreational activities with St. Paul's Leaskdale.
I understand and accept these risks and agree that by allowing my child to participate in these activities they may be taking part in a recreational activity that presents the potential for personal injury.
I authorize the leader in charge or one of St. Paul's Leaskdale's personnel to sign a consent for medical treatment and to authorize any physician or hospital to provide medical assessment, treatment or procedures for the participant named below.
I, the parent or guardian, undertake and agree to indemnify and hold blameless St. Paul's Leaskdale, its personnel, and Elders from and against any loss, damage, or injury suffered by the participant as a result of being part of this event, as well as any medical treatment authorized by the supervising individuals representing St. Paul's Leaskdale. This consent and authorization are effective when participating in and/or traveling to events of St. Paul's Leaskdale Youth Retreat.
I have read and understand all of the above conditions of this registration. By checking this box, I confirm that I am digitally signing this from.
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