1 Corinthians 10:31 says, “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” We will be a community of students who honor God, honor our leaders, honor our peers, and honor ourselves. In upholding this culture of honor, we believe God will be glorified.

The following are expectations and guidelines as defined by Community of Faith Churches for the safety of all students, staff, volunteers, and equipment of Community Camp and Camp Cotubic. 

• Students will be on time and present to each element of Community Camp, staying within the designated areas for camp activities.  
• Students will use respectful language and actions. 
• Students will wear appropriate clothing. 
  • No cleavage or bare midriffs showing. Tank tops must have straps and need to be at least 3 fingers wide. 
  • No side cutout tank tops. Must wear shirt at ALL times, unless swimming in pond. 
  • Shorts must be worn at an appropriate length. 
  • Girls must wear a one-piece swimming suit. If you only have a two-piece, a long, dark shirt must fully cover the swimsuit.
• Students will remain at an appropriate distance from others at all times. 
• Students will ensure bathroom stalls and showers are used by one student at a time. 
• Students are expected to respect all camp facilities, equipment, and property by keeping areas clean, using items appropriately, and reporting any damage immediately.
• Students will come prepared with their Bibles, notebooks, and pens for services, reflection times, and breakout sessions.
• No phones or ANY electronic devices will be allowed during the duration of camp. Please leave all electronic devices at home. 
  • Disposable cameras and standard watches are allowed. 
  • No cell phones, iPods, iPads, Apple watches, video games, etc. 
• Students will NOT bring any items that could be harmful to themselves or to others. This includes but is not limited to: drugs, tobacco, vape pens, alcohol, knives, firearms, and/or flammable substances. 

First Offense: The student will be given a verbal warning by their Community Camp Leader or Campus Next Gen Coordinator. 

Second Offense: The student may be temporarily removed from Community Camp activities, and a parent or guardian will be contacted regarding the possibility of dismissal from camp.

Third Offense: The student may be dismissed from Community Camp. At that time, a parent/guardian will be contacted and will be responsible for promptly picking up their child from Camp Cotubic. 

If a student brings any item that could be harmful to themselves or to others, the guidelines for the ‘Third Offense’ will immediately be followed. 


Community of Faith leadership has the authority to involve parents and/or remove a student for any dangerous or extreme situation.