Special Youth Concert!
Jason Eaton Band Coming To HYC!
Few
bands are hotter right now than the Jason Eaton Band, and they're coming to HYC
for a special Youth Concert on Sunday, July 22nd. Make plans to be there for
this exciting evening of music!
Big Savings!
HYC $222 Special
WE
WANT YOU to join us at HYC this summer, and there's a very special incentive in
place to save you lots of $$$ if you register early. Be sure to check out the
$222 special soon - and REGISTER in time!
New HYC Director:
Craig and Lora Walker & Family
HYC
is pleased to welcome Craig and Lora Walker & Family (Morgan, Mason, and Max) as
Director of HYC.
Please pray for the coming days of planning, preparing, and prayer as we launch the 2012 HYC season!
HYC Questions and Answers
Have other questions? Click here to send an Email to HYC
What denomination is HYC associated with? None - Hiawatha is a non-denominational camp geared to spreading the gospel of Christ to all who come. Pastors, missionaries, Christian workers, and young people from all across the nation cite their time and decisions made at Hiawatha as the key point in their lives.
How
may different churches bring campers to HYC? In 2011, more than 75
different churches were represented with campers, staff, and visitors to the
camp. They came from Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio,
Indiana, California, and many other states.
How is HYC funded? The camp is supported by monthly Pledge Partners, special events, and a limited amount of offerings during the summer. If you are interested in becoming a Pledge Partner, please visit the Financial Support page for more information.
Where is HYC located? The camp is nestled in the stunningly beautiful setting of the Hiawatha National Forest in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. 50 miles over the Mackinac Bridge, just 20 minutes from Tahquamenon Falls, on the shores of Piatt Lake, Hiawatha has been blessed with one of the most spectacular locations in America. Click here for directions!
Why
does HYC only operate during the summer? It's c-c-c-cold in the Upper
Peninsula, and the original construction of the camp did not include plans for
winter activities. The simple answer would be to insulate and chop extra
firewood, but that answer doesn't take into account the travel difficulties
church groups would encounter during the winter months in northern Michigan.
Is your staff paid for their summer ministry? Barely. First year staff members are paid $25 per week. The amount increases by $5 for each additional year they have been on staff. Working at HYC is a ministry, a gift of time and service. Many staff members and their families make sizable sacrifices in order to be at camp.
How
can I be on staff? The young people that serve on
the HYC staff are dedicated to the teaching and care of our weekly guests. Many
have gone on to serve the Lord in various capacities around the globe. If you
are interested in being part of the HYC staff, please
Contact
Us to request an application.







