NOTE: Restoration International does not host any of the family campmeetings, rather they are organized by families in the local area. The following is the registration packet sent out by Frank & Veda Barceló, the hosts for the California Family Campmeeting.

2007 California Family Camp Meeting

with Restoration International

Camp Cedar Falls

39850 State Highway #38

Angelus Oaks, CA 92305

April 25-29, 2007

Speakers and families:

Tom, Alane Waters

Paul, Carolyn, Hannah, and Caleb Rayne

Edwin, Maria, Chantée, Sean, Joshua, & Natasha Nebblett

Host Family:

Frank and Veda Barceló

126 SW 6^th St.

College Place, WA 99324

(509) 570-2234

E-mail: CaliforniaFCM@linkline.com

Registration:

Registration:

Sherie Lynn Vela

1468 Matson Rd

Colville, WA 99114

(530) 263-8602

velafam6@yahoo.com

Thank you for your interest in the California Family Camp Meeting! Our speakers are from Restoration International. This ministry is committed to restoring individuals and families in the strength of Jesus Christ. We have been motivated by their practical, inspirational approach to daily Christian living. Our family has been blessed for several years by attending, and we trust you will be blessed as well. Family Camp Meeting is a wonderful time to re-connect with your family and make new friends. Please share this information with anyone you think would benefit!

This packet should provide all the information you need to be well prepared for camp meeting. However, should additional questions arise, please feel free to contact us by phone, letter, or e-mail. Additional copies of this packet can be downloaded here.

Registration

Registration starts at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, April 25^th.

Cancellations

A full refund will be granted only if we are notified by April 12^th.

Lodging

There are numerous options for lodging, including cabins, lodge, RV, and tents. (RVs and tents have use of central restrooms). See the registration form for details and prices.

	Lodge	Large Cabin	Small Cabin	RV	Tents
Heating Unit	Yes	Yes	Yes	-	-
Linens/ Towels	Yes	No	No	-	-
Kitchenette	No	No	No	-	-
Restroom/ Shower	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

We will attempt to accommodate your request; however, first come, first served.

Cooking Facilities: There are no cooking facilities available on the camp grounds. Absolutely no cooking allowed.

Disabled Guests: Some rooms in the lodge have been designated as easy-access for our disabled guests.

Restrooms: Public restrooms are located in the lodge on the lobby level, in North Village, South Village and next to the tennis courts. The restrooms in the Cafeteria are available during meal times only.

Telephones: Some cell phones work at Cedar Falls (AT&T or Verizon). Pay phones are located in the lodge lobby. Rooms do not have phones in them. If you are expecting a call from someone, have them call the office at (909) 794-2911. We will only be able to take a message. We are generally unable to locate our visitors, so please be sure to check for messages.

Campfires: Campfires are permitted only by permission from the U.S. Forest Service and are restricted to designated fire pits. High fire hazard may cause the cancellation of all campfire permits. Camp Management will advise if a fire is allowed or not.

Wildlife: Guests should be aware that we co-inhabit Camp Cedar Falls with coyotes, deer, bears and raccoons. Use caution when exploring the area, especially in the early mornings and evenings.

Supervision: Children must be supervised at all times. Please observe the load limit of 5 people on the tree house’s swinging bridge. No one under the age of 18 is allowed to stay in a lodge room without an adult.

Bicycles/Skateboards/Rollerblades: Bicycles may be used cautiously on vehicular roadways and parking lots but not on pedestrian sidewalks or trails. Helmets and shoes must be worn. Skateboards and rollerblades are prohibited.

Sports: Use of the athletic field and sports complex is at your own risk. Both the sports complex and the athletic field are closed during our Sabbath hours (sunset Friday through sunset Saturday.) Baseball, gymnastics, hiking off marked trails, rappelling, rock climbing, slingshots and tackle football are all prohibited.

Motorcycles/ATV’s/OHV’s: Are prohibited!

Vehicles: Camp Cedar Falls offers no towing service. Be prepared; carry snow chains November through June. Check highway road conditions at 1-800-427-7623 (Highway # 38). Please do not allow passengers to ride in the back of pickup beds or any other place on any vehicle not specifically designed for passengers.

Use of Stereo Equipment/Radios or TV’s: Please make sure that these are not audible to those in adjoining facilities or outside of your vehicle.

Vegetation/Flowers/Rocks, etc: To keep our property beautiful for years to come, we ask that guests not remove plants, rocks, or other items from the grounds, unless previous permission has been given by administration. Thank you!

Accidents/Medical Emergency: Loma Linda University Medical Center, located in Loma Linda, and Redlands Hospital, in Redlands, are the closest medical facilities. Camp Cedar Falls does not have medical personnel on staff. 9-1-1 is available for emergencies. Camp Cedar Falls will not assume liability for accidents or injuries covered under group outing insurance policies. Groups are responsible for providing medical coverage for their group.

Weather

Spring in the San Bernardino Mountains is generally crisp and cool. The following is a compilation of weather reports for April-May. Please check weather as date approaches.

Apr May

Average High. (°F) 58 66

Average Low (°F) 28 34

Precipitation (in) 0.95 0.51

Recreation

On the campgrounds there is plenty of opportunity for recreation. There is a large, open playing field, numerous biking and hiking paths, and walking areas. (We ask that parents please accompany their children.) There are also multiple scheduled games of family freeze tag! We encourage everyone to join in on this enjoyable time together.

Meeting with Speakers

The Restoration International Speakers would love to meet with you, your spouse, or family, in regard to advice on personal and spiritual issues. Please speak with them to schedule a meeting.

Music

Music is a key part of the California Family Camp Meeting. We begin each meeting with an energetic song service generally led out by the youth. It is an opportune time for the children and young people to participate, so we recommend they arrive early to the meetings so they can help lead out with voice or another instrument. In addition, please be on the lookout for choir and orchestra sign-ups! You won’t want to miss out! Also, if you would like to play special music, please indicate on the registration sheet. We invite all, young and old, to share their talents with us. We encourage Christ-centered music that will bless everyone. No drums or heavy beats, please.

Donations/Offerings

Many of you have been very generous in supporting Restoration International and this camp meeting in the past. We appreciate your support in defraying camp expenses. The registration fees only cover meals and lodging—there are still other costs, such as the speakers’ travel, décor, and promotional material. We ask that you will donate generously, so we may keep our California Family Camp affordable for everyone. We will take up an offering on two occasions during camp, although you may donate at any time. However, if you are not able to contribute at those times, you may send a check to Restoration International, PO Box 2150, Eureka, MT 59917. Please write on the memo line 2007 CA FCM. This donation is tax-deductible. However, you may not legally deduct the cost of meals or lodging. The money sent with your registration form is not tax deductible and is used solely to pay Cedar Falls camp. If you have any additional questions about tax deductions, please contact Paul Rayne, General Manager, at the above address or send an email to paul@restoration-international.org

Other Details

· Messages will be available in CD’s, DVD’s and MP3’s. Also, books, music, home-schooling information, and other materials will be available for purchase.

· Tobacco, alcohol, fireworks, firearms, and pets are prohibited.

· We ask that you respect the 9:00 p.m. quiet time during our time at Family Camp Meeting.

· Look for more information on this website as camp meeting approaches!

What To Bring

· Bible

· Umbrella

· Flashlight and extra batteries

· Towels, washcloths, soap, toiletries, shower shoes

· Layered clothing, light jacket, good walking shoes, raincoat

· Pillow, blankets, sleeping bags or sheets

· A friend!

We look forward to seeing you at Family Camp Meeting!!