MEN'S ADVANCE CAMP
Men's Camp at Camp Cottonwood. Thursday through Saturday. Thursday evening August 13 - Sat morning August 15. Cost $75 per adult. Registration opens July 1; closes August 2. Stay in a bunk house (provide your own camp pad and sleeping bag), or bring a tent. 13 to 17 year-olds welcome to come with father or guardian ($30 for youth). Meals provided. Register by August 1st.
Men’s Advance Camp Information
Description of Camp Cottonwood.
Camp Cottonwood is a semi-rustic camp facility, nestled on Cottonwood Meadow Lake an hour and a half east of Klamath Falls off Hwy 140. The camp features a dining hall, bunk houses, picnic tables, outdoor gathering places, flushing toilets, and cold showers. There is only generated power available there. Additionally, the camp offers rowboats, canoes and other watercraft available to us at no additional charge. Tentsites are available if you’d prefer to sleep in a tent instead of in the bunkhouses.
Directions:
From Klamath Falls drive East on Hwy 140 for 68 miles. Turn Right on NF 387 and follow it 6.8 miles until it reaches NF 388. There you’ll arrive at Camp Cottonwood. Look for the Check-in table where you will get instructions about where to park. It should take you about 1.5 hours to get there from Klamath Christian Center.
Arrival Time:
Check-in at Camp Cottonwood is between 3 and 5pm on Thursday, August 13. If you cannot arrive until later, please make arrangements with Kelly Slater at least a week ahead of time. Kelly’s email address is kellys@klamathchristiancenter.org. We will clean up and leave Camp Cottonwood by noon on Saturday, August 15.
Activities
We will provide a great mix of times of teaching and worship with lots of free-time and fellowship. Activities to include axe throwing, cornhole tournament, fly-fishing and casting class, fishing on Camp Cottonwood Meadow Lake, swimming and paddling water sports. There are optional local hikes available too.
What to Bring
John Herbold is heading up the kitchen and all meals will be provided. Including evening snacks. Other than kitchen and food, you’ll want to bring the sorts of things you take with you when camping.
Here’s a list:
Essentials: flashlight/headlamp, water bottle, coffee cup, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, bug repellent, sun block, towel and toiletries
Optional: camp chair, sunglasses, cards or games, fishing equipment, non-powered watercraft, bottled water, your favorite snacks
Men’s Advance Camp Information
Description of Camp Cottonwood.
Camp Cottonwood is a semi-rustic camp facility, nestled on Cottonwood Meadow Lake an hour and a half east of Klamath Falls off Hwy 140. The camp features a dining hall, bunk houses, picnic tables, outdoor gathering places, flushing toilets, and cold showers. There is only generated power available there. Additionally, the camp offers rowboats, canoes and other watercraft available to us at no additional charge. Tentsites are available if you’d prefer to sleep in a tent instead of in the bunkhouses.
Directions:
From Klamath Falls drive East on Hwy 140 for 68 miles. Turn Right on NF 387 and follow it 6.8 miles until it reaches NF 388. There you’ll arrive at Camp Cottonwood. Look for the Check-in table where you will get instructions about where to park. It should take you about 1.5 hours to get there from Klamath Christian Center.
Arrival Time:
Check-in at Camp Cottonwood is between 3 and 5pm on Thursday, August 13. If you cannot arrive until later, please make arrangements with Kelly Slater at least a week ahead of time. Kelly’s email address is kellys@klamathchristiancenter.org. We will clean up and leave Camp Cottonwood by noon on Saturday, August 15.
Activities
We will provide a great mix of times of teaching and worship with lots of free-time and fellowship. Activities to include axe throwing, cornhole tournament, fly-fishing and casting class, fishing on Camp Cottonwood Meadow Lake, swimming and paddling water sports. There are optional local hikes available too.
What to Bring
John Herbold is heading up the kitchen and all meals will be provided. Including evening snacks. Other than kitchen and food, you’ll want to bring the sorts of things you take with you when camping.
Here’s a list:
Essentials: flashlight/headlamp, water bottle, coffee cup, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, bug repellent, sun block, towel and toiletries
Optional: camp chair, sunglasses, cards or games, fishing equipment, non-powered watercraft, bottled water, your favorite snacks
Welcome KCC Men
Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong.
Let all that you do be done in love.
1 Corinthians 16:13-14 ESV
SUMMER MEN'S GROUP
BBQ and book study for 6 weeks this summer. We will be reading "Stand Firm and Act Like Men" by Joby Martin. Meeting in the café on Tuesdays at 6:30PM for a meal, book discussion, and growing in our walk with Jesus together. Led by Philip Perkins. Last gathering will be August 11th. Class is full.
As men, our mission is to...
- Become fully devoted disciples of Jesus Christ
- Become better dads and husbands, modeling gentleness and strength
- Encourage and support one another
- Serve the church and the world out of love for Jesus Christ
- Become better dads and husbands, modeling gentleness and strength
- Encourage and support one another
- Serve the church and the world out of love for Jesus Christ
Join us for Men's Night- starting back up in September.
WHAT: Worship, food, fellowship, and the Word
WHERE: KCC Cafe, 6100 Church Hill Drive, Klamath Falls, OR
WHEN: 2nd Monday of each month at 6:00pm
WHO: All Men 14+
WHERE: KCC Cafe, 6100 Church Hill Drive, Klamath Falls, OR
WHEN: 2nd Monday of each month at 6:00pm
WHO: All Men 14+
