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2012 Dates
June 18-June 30
- Sam Horn
- Les Ollila
- Marty Von
July 2-14
- Jim Berg
- Ken Collier
- Steve Stodola
July 16-28
- Matt Collier
- Sam Horn
- Ken Thompson
Speakers
Jim Berg
Ken Collier
Matt Collier
Sam Horn
Les Ollila
Steve Stodola
Ken Thompson
Marty Von
Times
Cost
Per Camper $499* *CIT participation is by invitation. Registration includes a detailed questionnaire, a form to be filled out by a parent or guardian, and three recommendation forms. These forms must be completed and returned to THE WILDS by December 31, 2011. To begin the application process, please submit the application to:
CIT Coordinator
1000 Wilds Ridge Road
Brevard, NC 28712
Purpose StatementBuilding whole-hearted, servant-minded teens for Christ-like leadership. OverviewTHE WILDS Camper In Training program exists to develop true biblical leaders by building whole-hearted, servant-minded teens for Christ-like leadership. CIT features detailed biblical teaching sessions emphasizing the progress of growth into Christ-likeness and cultivating a life of influence in the world for Christ.
The first week's sessions are designed to explore the inner qualities of a believer's growth in a whole-hearted love for God. Building on the first week's instruction, the second week targets the outer qualities of life in order to develop a life of service to others and to equip the participants to make an impact for Christ in their home, schools, churches, and neighborhoods.
During the second week the teen will be placed into a cabin with peers in order to apply the principles of servant-leadership. Along with scheduled lectures and interactive group discussions, each CITer will be involved in at least two personal interviews with a CIT instructor and a personal evaluation by a trained counselor from THE WILDS. |
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Typical Schedule*

*Schedule is subject to change
How to Register
Activities
Directions
Brochures
Health Services
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We have several registered nurses on campsite and at least one nurse on call 24 hours a day. Special instructions will be given at camp for administering specialized medications if needed. Our Health Service staff is capable of taking care of most minor injuries and illnesses. We have a great working relationship with the hospital in town should there be the need for anything our Health Service people are not set up to handle.








