Alberta Beach Family Camp

July 1-9, 2023  |  Sunset Point Christian Camp

Contact the camp office for booking accommodations

SCHEDULE

Saturday, July 1st (Canada Day)

  • 1:00pm-4:00pm: Tuck Shop
  • 4:30pm: BBQ (Christian Centre)
  • 6:30pm: Services (kids, youth, adults)
  • Dough Bake following the service (host cabins) 
  • 11:00pm: Fireworks (sports field)

Sunday – Saturday, July 2nd-8th

  • 10:00am: Services (kids, youth, adults)
  • 1:00pm-4:00pm: Tuck Shop
  • 2:00pm: Afternoon Activities
  • 6:30pm: Services (kids, youth, adults)

Sunday, July 9th

  • 10:00am: Last service (kids, youth, adults)

Baptism Info

  • Baptism Class: Tuesday after the morning service in the youth tabernacle.
  • Baptism Service: Friday after the evening service on the beach.

MINISTRY GUESTS

MIKE MILLER

ADULT SPEAKER

Mike and his wife Nancy pastor Nova Church, a growing and dynamic church they planted in 2017 located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mike travels extensively preaching and teaching in churches and conferences and is best known for his love for the local church, biblical teaching and inspiring this generation to make a difference.

MARK MACKNIGHT

ADULT SPEAKER

Mark & Pam, have been married for 39 years and currently live in Sherwood Park. Their children, who are living out their own call and ministry, Rachel with her husband Jeremy Gifford and James and Kirstyn, all presently living in Edmonton. Having graduated from Northwest Bible College in 1982, Mark has served in several pastoral roles in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario. Returning in 2010 to be the School of Pastoral Leadership Director and now serves as the President.  Mark considers it a high privilege and calling to preach and teach God’s Word.  A pastor at heart, with the privilege to pastor, inspire and equip future pastors.

ADAM BROWETT

ADULT SPEAKER

Inspired by the thought, ‘there are dark places in this world because Christians are too afraid to go there,’ Adam has devoted his life to engaging those dark spaces and inspiring and equipping the church to do the same. Adam has been in fulltime ministry since 2005 and has served in pastoral ministry in both BC and Alberta. Happy to be living on Vancouver Island, Adam serves as the Westshore Campus Pastor at Coastline Church with his wife Shandy and four children Bronwyn, Anderson, Benson, and Thomas.  

AARON JOHNSTON

WORSHIP

Aaron and Ashley, married in May 2022, and live in Edmonton, where Aaron serves as the Young Adults Pastor at North Pointe Community Church. Aaron grew up attending Southside Pentecostal Assembly with his family, where he began playing on the worship team and leading worship while still in high school. Eventually, he made his way to study at Vanguard Bible College, where he graduated in 2019, and is now pursuing an MTS from Tyndale Seminary. Aaron is passionate about the local church, encouraging people along in their faith, and cultivating worshipful experiences where people can encounter Christ

JOSH DALZELL

YOUTH SPEAKER

Josh is from Winnipeg, MB, where he lives with his beautiful wife, Amy and their handsome little one-year-old, William. He works as a Campus Pastor at a local high school, where he enjoys preaching and counselling students through the highs and lows of life. You will also find him playing sports, music and dreaming about his next hiking trip to the Rockies!

HALEY NEUFELD

KIDS SPEAKER

Hayley is passionate about creating space for kids to encounter God.  She believes the same Holy Spirit living inside of adults lives inside of Kids, making it possible for them to live like Jesus did when He was on the earth.  In 2015, Hayley graduated from Vanguard College with a Bachelor of Theology with an emphasis in Children’s and Family Ministry.  From there she became the Director of Kids Travel Company, through which she ministered at many kids camps, and retreats, locally and overseas. From 2018-2022, Hayley served as the Children’s Pastor at Gateway Family Church in Leduc, AB.  In her spare time, she loves being active, eating good food, and trying new things.

KELSEY PANGAN

KIDS SPEAKER

Coming in from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Kelsey is excited to be returning to her home province of Alberta to take part in creating a space for kids to encounter God and grow in community. Kelsey had previously been serving at Hope City Church in Edmonton before moving to Winnipeg where God called her and her husband to serve at Calvary Temple. Kelsey has recently graduated with her diploma in administration and bookkeeping studies, and now serves at a therapy clinic as their administrative assistant. While she loves her office job, she’s so excited to get back to her roots of Kids ministry and see your kids grow in Jesus!

KIDS

Service Themes
  • Sunday: Favourite Colour Day
  • Monday: Crazy Hair Day
  • Tuesday: Twin Day
  • Wednesday: Spy Day (dress as spy or detective)
  • Thursday: PJ Day
  • Friday: Bible Character Day
  • Saturday: Crazy Hat Day
Important Events & Times
  • Tuck Shop (1:00pm-4:00pm)
  • Afternoon Activities (2pm)
  • Services (10am & 6:30pm)

ACTIVITIES

KIDS & FAMILY

  • Canada Day: Dough bake following the service
  • Monday 2pm: Scavenger Hunt
  • Tuesday 2pm: Boating and Water Day
  • Wednesday 11am-3pm: Family BBQ & Carnival
  • Thursday 2pm: Crafts
  • Friday 2pm: Talent Show

 

ADULTS

  • Canada Day: Dough Bake following the service and Fireworks at 11pm
  • Monday: Golf Tournament at Alberta Beach Golf Resort

 

 YOUTH

  • Canada Day: dough bake following the service
  • Sunday 2pm: World Cup
  • Sunday 9:30pm: Fire
  • Monday 2pm: Scavenger Hunt
  • Monday 9:30pm: Movie Night
  • Tuesday 2pm: Boating and Water Day
  • Tuesday 9:30pm: Fire
  • Wednesday 11am-3pm: Family BBQ + Carnival
  • Wednesday 9:30pm: Nine Square Tourney
  • Thursday 2pm: Trash Can Game + Water Game
  • Thursday 9:30pm: Fire
  • Friday 2pm: Football Game
  • Friday 9:30pm: Minute To Win It

ONSITE AMENITIES

Activity and walking trails, outdoor basketball & volleyball courts, bonfire, mini golf & soccer areas, playgrounds, canoes, coin laundry, Next Gen Lounge (requires supervision), Tuck Shop daily.

FOOD

DROP-IN MEAL PRICES:
*MUST BE PRE-PURCHASED AT THE CHRISTIAN CENTRE* (Limited number of extra meals available)

  • Breakfast: $12
  • Lunch: $15
  • Dinner/Supper: $18

MEAL PACKAGES

Full Week Pass
Meals start on Saturday, July 1, at breakfast and end on Sunday, June 9, at lunch. Total number of meals provided is 26.

  • Adults/Youth Meal Package – $325
  • Kids, 4-12 years – $130.00
  • Kids 3 and under – FREE

10-Meal Punch Pass: $140

Click here to download a meal order form.

MEALS & MENU

All meals will be served in the Christian Centre at the following times:

  • Breakfast: 8:00-9am
  • Lunch: 11:30am-12:30pm
  • Dinner: 5pm-6pm
  • Evening Snack: Served after evening service

Saturday, July 1

  • Breakfast: Muffins, croissants, fruit, yogurt
  • Lunch: Taco in a bag, veggies
  • Dinner: Hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, salad, chips, pop

Sunday, July 2 

  • Breakfast: Eggs benedict casserole, fruit
  • Lunch: Make your own pita, veggies
  • Dinner: Spaghetti and meatballs, caesar salad, breadsticks

Monday, July 3

  • Breakfast: Danish, cereal, yogurt, granola, fruit
  • Lunch: Mini pizzas, veggies, salad
  • Dinner: Beef on a bun, salad, potato salad

Tuesday, July 4

  • Breakfast: French toast, sausages, fruit
  • Lunch: Chicken burgers, fries
  • Dinner: Ham, scalloped potatoes, salad, glazed carrots

Wednesday, July 5 

  • Breakfast: Pancakes, bacon, eggs, fruit
  • Lunch: Meat and veggie wraps, pasta salad
  • Dinner: Chicken pieces, roasted potatoes, veggies

Thursday, July 6

  • Breakfast: Overnight oats, boiled eggs, toast
  • Lunch: Taco in a bag, veggies
  • Dinner: Sausage, perogies, sauerkraut, buns, salad

Friday, July 7

  • Breakfast: Breakfast casserole, fruit
  • Lunch: Buns, soup, cold cuts
  • Dinner: Chicken fingers, fries, veggies

Saturday, July 8 

  • Breakfast: Bagels, cream cheese, muffins, fresh fruit
  • Lunch: Mac and cheese, salad
  • Dinner: Taco bar, Mexican rice, salad

Sunday, July 9

  • Breakfast: Sausages, eggs, hashbrowns
  • Lunch: Chili, buns, salad

GIVING INFO

The spiritual and relational benefits that Family Camp offers come with financial price tags attached. However, we don’t want finances to be a barrier for families. Therefore, the only required payment is for meals and accommodations, and these fees are set to cover the costs of providing these services. The bulk of the costs associated with family camp, including the various ministry teams, is raised in free will offerings taken during the evening services. The construction and maintenance of the facilities is primarily financed through donations, small and large, of those who have benefited from the camp and want to see its ministry continue for future generations. In accordance with the New Testament practice, individuals and families are asked to contribute towards the camp offerings according to their means rather than their consumption.

ONLINE

Click here to give online.

E-TRANSFER

give@sunsetpointcamp.ca

GIVING BOXES

Located in Tabernacle

DEBIT

Visit the camp office.

CAMP RULES

We ask that all participants note the following during our camp to ensure a positive experience for everyone:
•Alcohol and smoking/vaping is not permitted anywhere on the camp grounds at any time during Family Camp.
•The speed limit for all motorized vehicles is 15 km/h and they must be driven in a safe manner remaining on designated roadways and parking areas.
•ATVs and dirtbike/motorcycles may not be driven anywhere on the property during Family Camp.
•Quiet time is from 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM daily. Please remember young children are sleeping in tents/tent trailers and be mindful of noise in these areas from 10 PM – 7 AM.
•Construction or maintenance work is not permitted during Family Camp.
•Fires must be in fire pits and may not be left unattended. Local fire bans must be obeyed.
•The possession or use of firearms and air guns is not permitted.
•Owners must keep pets on a leash at all times and clean up after them.
•It is expected that everyone participate in the camp services, and no activities should be planned or undertaken that would distract from or interfere with the services.