A winter weekend at MCYC is a great way to build community, have fun, and experience God. Join the fun as a family or church group. Take part in activities, that are designed to challenge and encourage each other. Our morning and evening sessions with featured speakers are a time to reflect on scripture and join together in worship. There will be down time, which is an opportunity to connect and help your relationships grow with each other and with God. 

January 13-15
Families and group registration
$75 per person
2 free adult leaders per group
$35 additional chaperones
$35 for Saturday only 10a-7p

January 27 - 29
​Families and group registration
$75 per person
2 free adult leaders per group
$35 additional chaperones
$35 for Saturday only 10a-7p
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Includes activities, lunch and dinner on Saturday, and endless hot chocolate and an afternoon snack from the canteen

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Activities

Sledding
Archery
Campfires
Arts & Crafting
Ice Fishing
Hiking
Hatchet Throwing
9-Square in the Air
Leather Craft
Pickleball
Ice Skating (bring your own)

You may also bring your own 4-Wheeler or
Snowmobile to take advantage of our trails! Contact us for pre-approval.

 We are a nut free food service facility and are happy to provide gluten free, dairy free, or
vegetarian options, if we are notified 7 days before your arrival.
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For more information please contact us at 810.664.8040 or food@mcyc.org.

What to Bring

Suggested Items to Bring to Camp

• Bible, the paper type
• An amazing attitude and open heart to hear God speak to you
• Winter coat and a rain coat.  You never know out here.
• Warm clothes.  There is no bad weather at camp, just bad clothing choices.
• Flashlights, it gets really dark at night out here.
• Camera, keep those memories. Make sure to write your name on it.
• Towels, bed linens (sleeping bag suggested), pillow, alarm clock, soap, shampoo.
• Spending money (activities, shirts, canteen items)
• ​Appropriate and modest clothes. Make sure to wear layers.

Suggested Items to NOT Bring to Camp

• Bad attitude
• Any type of media.  Radio’s, Ipod’s, MP3 players, Hand-held video games, weapons, etc.
• Cell phone (who are you kidding, they don’t work real well out here anyway!)