Hume San Diego Summer Camp

Overview

Hume SD is a seamless blend of Hume Lake and San Diego. Urban missions and beachfront activities take full advantage of the location while powerful corporate worship, compelling teaching and full throttle recreation provide a true camp experience. Enjoy the San Diego beach culture while building relationships!

 

Dates and Speakers

2013 Hume SD Jr High Week 1June 16-21, 2013
  • Speaker: Matt Davis

    Matt Davis is the Children's Pastor at Calvary Church of Santa Ana and has served the youth and families in that community for 14 years. Matt inspires students to know that they are not too young to have their own, real relationship with God. Kids don't have a "mini-me" version of God's Holy Spirit, but they have His power working in them in its entirety. He has a passion to grow youth into a deeper understanding of who their Maker is and teach them how to glorify Him while living this life. Matt is a graduate of Talbot Theological Seminary and lives in the "OC" in Southern California with his beautiful wife Marilee, and their three kids, Noah (6), Jed (4) and Karis (1).

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2013 Hume SD High School Week 2June 23-28, 2013
  • Speaker: Brent Eldridge

    Brent Eldridge is the Lead Pastor at 1st Baptist Lakewood (1BL) in Long Beach California. He's a graduate of Master's College and Trinity Theological Seminary. Brent made a big decision to follow God's calling into ministry in the summer of 1989 as a camper up at Hume Lake. He's passionate about teaching God's Word and leading people into making an impact for the Lord. Brent's an avid surfer, runner and fun-seeker. He also serves as the Team Chaplain for the L.A. Galaxy. Brent and his wife, Kristin, live in Long Beach with their three cute kids.

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2013 Hume SD High School Week 3Jun 30 - Jul 5, 2013
  • Speaker: Josh Riebock

    Josh Riebock is the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Heroes and Monsters and My Generation, and is a sought after speaker at conferences, colleges, and churches across the country. He loves 80s music. He doesn't think TV is evil. He once carried a turtle for a full mile and he somtimes tells the truth. He lives in Austin, TX with his wife, Kristen, and their dog. You can visit Josh at www.joshriebock.com

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2013 Hume SD Jr High Week 4July 7-12, 2013
  • Speaker: Ron Merrell

    Ron Merrell has been in ministry for 16 years and is the Teaching Pastor at Heights Church in Prescott, AZ. He fuses a love for people who feel broken and lost with his background in both ministry and stand-up comedy to uncompromisingly communicate the Bible. He's married to his best friend, Anna, and has two sons, Braddock and Brody. He's a contributor to CollegeMinistry.com, co-author of Random Thoughts, and a frequent camp speaker. His first comedy album, Laughitated, is due out on iTunes later this year. He's sure both of his fans will buy it.

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Essentials

Clear Gospel Message

HumeSD: Clear Gospel Message

The gospel isn’t merely one ingredient in our programming mix. It’s the reason for everything we do.

Speakers at Hume SD know teenagers as well as their bibles. They unwrap and animate God’s truth in ways that connect with students.

Students will hear the gospel of Jesus in chapels and talks, then wrestle with it in seminars, breakouts, and all those unscripted moments between youth pastors and students that a Hume SD camping experience delivers.


Dynamic Worship

HumeSD: Dynamic Worship

Indoor worship, outdoor worship, corporate worship, devotional worship.

Hume SD nurtures the attitude of worship from sunrise (over San Diego bay) to sunset (over the pacific ocean). Just step out of your dorm, and you can’t help but acknowledge God here in what has been called the most beautiful spot in San Diego.

Personal quiet times, small-group prayer, our dawn patrol sunrise worship—you'll have plenty of options for exalting the lord. For listening to him, too. (It helps that distractions are few here—no phones or ipods, for instance.)

And our musicians are selected for their giftedness in bringing students into the presence of the lord.


Service Opportunities

HumeSD: Service Opportunities

As the 9th largest city in the United States, San Diego has many thriving urban and international mission organizations. Through partnerships with these groups, Hume SD provides campers and counselors with safe, supervised opportunities to serve people in immediate, tangible ways.

Whether it’s handing out food and socks to the homeless or packing lunches to be sent into Mexico, students are taken out of their “me-centered” culture and confronted with a world of hunger, loneliness and need.

Campers will learn the power of a pair of socks and the gospel of Jesus Christ. Here is life transformation, for the servants as well as for those in need.

Please refer to the "Serve" tab above for more information on how to sign up for specific ministry days.


 

Facilities

HumeSD: Facilities

Don’t mistake Hume SD for beach camping.

The drop-dead gorgeous campus of Point Loma Nazarene University sits atop the ridge of a peninsula, San Diego bay on one side, the ocean on the other. Walk in just about any direction through this lush, pristinely kept garden campus, and you’ll see water. Lots of water.

And because it’s a university campus, all 93 acres of it is designed for students. Modern dorms, gated grounds, great food services, rec fields, and no end of activities. And did we mention the endless ocean view?


 

Location

HumeSD: Location

Hume SD is strategically located on the Point Loma Peninsula in beautiful San Diego.

Easy to find and quick to get to, the private college campus and ever-present ocean view removes all the distractions of the city and allows campers (and counselors!) the chance to enjoy God’s creation.

Service opportunities in downtown and beach activities at mission beach are a short bus ride away.


Recreation

HumeSD: Recreation

For an hour a day, we let kids be kids. We call it recreation.

The high-energy, innovative games at Hume SD give campers an outlet for their energy, while providing counselors a chance to encourage team-building and leadership skills.

Game-winning teams are awarded points throughout the week, and on spirit day themed costumes multiply your points to give your team the cutting edge!

While all campers receive a free “rec” shirt, only the winning team gets the coveted “champion” shirt.


Activities

HumeSD: Activities

Free, on-campus diversions include disk golf, basketball, ping-pong, billiards, foosball, volleyball, and a mechanical bull.

Or students can dive into water sports, thanks to our partnership with Ocean Experience, whose certified instructors will have your kids safely surfing or sea-kayaking.

Of course, all are welcome to bring their own boogie and surf boards, and indulge their wave-riding desires.

We’ll even drive students down to the surf and back again after they’ve had enough of the wind, water, and sun. (If anyone can have enough of those.)

Download the Off Campus Activities Release Form here.


Theme

HumeSD: Camp Theme

The theme is a creative and practical link between the fun, entertaining aspects of camp and our presentation of the gospel.

While we believe that the theme is a critical part of the camp experience, it is our desire that by the end of the week it becomes background to the biblical truths taught throughout the week.

The opener, the daily videos, the recreation team names, spirit day and the free camp dvd are some of the programming elements we use to capture campers attention, win their trust, and direct their focus to the gospel of Jesus Christ.


Local Church Ministry

HumeSD: Local Church Ministry

Let us agree on one thing: your youth pastor—not us or any other ministry resource provider—knows your youth group best.

We run Hume SD in order to give youth pastors freedom to do what they do best—relate to students, listen, offer guidance, love. To that end, we free them up from the myriad details required for a successful, memorable camping experience—the programming, lodging, meals, recreation, speakers, music. They do enough of that anyway.

So this time, we'll do the footwork while your youth pastors ministers to your students. After all, when Jesus left this planet, he left behind a church, not a camp.

Pricing & Details

2013 Church Group Pricing

Camper $405*
Counselor $249

No minimum group size required. Counselor to Camper ratio of 1 to 7 is requested per gender. Price includes meals, lodging, program, highlight DVD, and recreation T-shirt. Extra activities are available at additional cost or deposit.

*Individuals without church groups are welcome to attend. They will be under the care and supervision of a Hume staff counselor. Individual Camper tuition is $50 over the standard church group rate. 

Optional Afternoon Activities Pricing

On Campus

  • Air Soft - $5
  • Disc Golf - $5 refundable deposit
  • Basketball & Volleyball - $5 refundable deposit
  • El Diablo (Mechanical Bull) - $1 per ride
  • Climbing Wall - Free
  • Rec Room - Billiards, Foosball, Ping Pong - Free

Off Campus

  • Beach - Free (transportation provided)
  • Surfboard Rental - $10 per day
  • Boogie Board Rental - $5 per day
  • Surfing Lessons - $25 includes instruction, wetsuit & board
  • Sea Kayaking - $25 includes guide and all necessary equipment
  • Mission Bay Beach Cruiser Tour - $10 includes guide, bicycle & safety equipment

 

Download the Updated Off-Campus Activities Release Form that will be turned in at Check-In.

Hume Lake Contact Number at Point Loma

Phone 559.305.7711
Fax: 559.305.7712

What to bring

Bible, notebook, pencil, flashlight, sleeping bag, pillow, toiletries, warm and cool clothes, jacket, modest one-piece swimsuit (no tankinis), $100 recommended spending money for activities and keep sakes. (Remember: Girls no bare midriffs or spaghetti straps; guys, no sagging.)

What not to bring

Drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor), alcohol, tobacco, fireworks, firearms, electronic devices.

Registration

Camp begins with registration at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday and concludes at 9:00 a.m. the following Friday. Dinner on the first night is served at 5:30 p.m.

Schedule

2012 Example Schedule

SUNDAY
3:00 PM Arrive / Check In
5:30-6:30 PM Dinner
6:30 PM Counselor Meeting
7:30 PM Opener & Chapel
9:30 PM Free time – Signups for Afternoon Activities – Rec Room Open
10:00 PM Head to Dorms
11:00 PM Lights Out & Quiet
MONDAY
7:00 AM Wake up
Dawn Patrol
7:30-8:30 AM Breakfast
8:00 AM Counselor Meeting
9:00 AM Chapel
10:15 AM Small Group Discussion
10:45 AM Recreation – Baseball Outfield
12:15-1:15 PM Lunch
1:15PM Free Time
Urban Ministries - Busses Leave for Activities
4:30 PM Last Bus Departs from Beach
5:30-6:30 PM Dinner
7:00 PM Chapel
Free Time after Chapel
10:00 PM Head to Dorms
10:30 PM Small Group Discussion
Lights Out
TUESDAY
7:00 AM Wake Up
Dawn Patrol
7:30-8:30 AM Breakfast
8:00 AM Counselor Meeting
9:00 AM Chapel
10:15 AM Small Group Discussion
10:45 AM Recreation - Baseball Outfield
12:15-1:15 PM Lunch
1:15 PM Free Time - Urban Ministries
Bus Leaves for Activities
4:30 PM Last Bus Departs from Beach
5:30-6:30 PM Dinner
7:00 PM Chapel
Free Time after Chapel
10:00 PM Head to Dorms
10:30 PM Small Group Discussion
11:00 PM Lights Out
WEDNESDAY
7:00 AM Wake Up
Dawn Patrol
7:30-8:30 AM Breakfast
8:00 AM Counselor Meeting
9:00 AM Chapel & Seminars
10:45 AM Recreation - Baseball Outfield
12:15-1:15 PM Lunch
1:15 PM Free Time
Urban Ministries - Buses leave for Activities
5:30-6:30 PM Dinner
7:00 PM Chapel
8:45 PM Night Rec - Baseball Field
Free Time
11:00 PM Head to Dorms - Small Group Discussions
Lights Out
THURSDAY
7:30-8:30 AM Wake Up
8:00 AM Dawn Patrol
9:00 AM Breakfast
10:15 AM Counselor Meeting
10:45 AM Chapel
12:15-1:15 PM Church Time
1:15 PM Recreation - Baseball Field Outfield
Lunch - Free Time
4:30 PM Urban Ministries
5:30-6:30 PM Buses leave for Activities
7:00 PM Last Bus Departs from Beach
Dinner
10:00 PM Chapel
10:30 PM Victory Circle - The Greek
11:00 PM Head to Dorms - Small Group Discussion
Lights Out
FRIDAY
7:30-8:30 AM Breakfast
8:00 AM Clean Up Dorms
9:00 AM Head for Home

Serve

Each afternoon during free time, campers are given the opportunity to put what they're learning at camp into practice through opportunities to reach out.  

New Vision Christian Fellowship is our partner in reaching the urban areas of San Diego.  Over 10,000 homeless people live in San Diego, with over 20% of those being women and children. New Vision affords Hume SD campers opportunities in Hotel Ministry, Service Projects, Street Ministry, and Homeless Shelters. A $10 per participant donation goes to New Vision to help provide desperately needed supplies for New Vision's ongoing ministry. If you plan on doing the urban ministry, please have parents complete the New Vision Release Form.

Please contact Aubrie Wright at awright@humelake.org or call 559.305.7711 for more information and to sign up your students.

Theme

Theme Title


Phoenix Dark

Who is Phoenix Dark? Everyone has an opinion, but what are the facts? In a story shadowed with mystery and intrigue, a man is asked to uncover the truth about who Phoenix Dark really is before the clock runs out. This summer we will be asking the same question that Jesus asked his disciples in Matthew 16:15 - “But what about you?” He asked. “Who do you say I am?”


 

Theme Verse


Matthew 16:15 - “But what about you?” He asked. “Who do you say I am?”
 

 

 

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Team Colors

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Spirit Day

A Cool, Colorful, Creative, Classy, CHRISTMAS Extravaganza

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