1. CHAPEL ROCKS Developing the right fit for devotion in your camp or childcare programs.

2. You can reach out, form bonds, make change, learn curriculum, music, group time skits, events, and all kinds of ways to implement devotion time in your camp. Make a difference and an impact with your youth, families, and staff.

3. We would not be here if, this man had not used his Christian Principles to make change. George Williams founded the YMCA in 1844 In 1844, industrialized London was a place of great turmoil and despair. For the young men who migrated to the city from rural areas to find jobs, London offered a bleak landscape of tenement housing and dangerous influences. Twenty-two-year-old George Williams, a farmer-turned- department store worker, was troubled by what he saw. He joined 11 friends to organize the first Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA), a refuge of Bible study and prayer for young men seeking escape from the hazards of life on the streets.

4. Make faith a tradition For example: Our blessing of camp during the first and last week.

5. Games, songs, skits, and more, that are easily found free online. Do not be afraid to use old school favorites. This Little Light of Mine, an old school favorite. Dress up differently, and talk about diversity, and how we are all created special and unique. Exercise to praise and worship songs.

6. Role Models/Your Staff

7. Curriculum can be created simply and at no cost by using Character Development

8. Example of verse used for Responsibility (Easily used as Character Development during Devotion Time.)

9. Example of verse used for Caring (Easily used as Character Development during Devotion Time.)

10. Our Mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

12. THANK YOU!