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Everyone who attends Impact will stay in dorms on campus. Campers and counselors are in dorms together. (Guys and Girls separate of course.) Adults are not allowed in camper dorms. The majority of adults stay in Johnson Hall. The dorm is separated for male and female adults.

All campers will be staying in dorms, so they will need a pillow, sheets for a twin bed or a sleeping bag.

They will need all toiletries and a towel for the shower.

Clothing wise they will need regular camp / athletic clothes.

Their Bible

$20 for a room key deposit (refunded at checkout)

Personal spending money. This is not required, but they might want to buy items at the Impact Store, Starbucks, or get a pizza at the end of the night.

Optional: Items for free time such as tennis/racquetball racket, baseball glove, frisbee or guitar.

Electronic devices: Tv’s laser pointers, VR devices, computers, etc. (Impact is not responsible for items that are broken or stolen.)

Alcohol, drugs, fireworks or any type of weapons.

Your counselor and YM should be notified of any prescription drugs that are needed.

All campers, youth ministers and workers eat upstairs in the Lipscomb Cafeteria. There is a wide variety of choices from pizza, salads, burgers, sandwiches and much more each day. Each group will also have a chance to eat downstairs and have their choice or Chick-Fil-A or Baja Burrito.

IMPACT is lead by many board and staff members that work year round to plan for the summer. The board and staff members are made up mostly of current or former youth ministers from all over that are passionate about the spiritual lives of teens.

Girls: No low cut tops. If sleeveless, the band/straps should be more than one-inch wide and with no bra straps showing When you raise your arms you shouldn’t be able to see your stomach. When you bend down, you shouldn’t be able to see your underwear.

Boys: Shirts - No “wife-beater” tank tops, cut-off’s, or tanks with the wide-open armholes.

Shorts: Girls and Guys are expected to wear long shorts to follow Lipscomb’s dress code. We recognize that it is difficult for some girls to find longer shorts. So, here’s the compromise: Shorts must be modest and come at least to mid thigh. We should not be able to se your underwear at anytime -from the top or bottom.

The youth ministers’ role during IMPACT is to spend time with their students, go to class with them, eat with them, worship with them and help them process what they are learning during the camp. IMPACT has already secured all of the teachers, speakers and worship leaders. Enjoy IMPACT and help us make it a fun, safe, and memorable time for the campers.