1.5 credit hours. This is for children of guests, freeing parents for conference sessions or Summer Guest Period. The program lets young people enjoy Kanuga together in a supervised but relaxed setting. Ages 9-12 take part in activities which include Christian Education, arts and crafts, group games, nature explorations, swimming, boating, team building on the Project Adventure Ropes Course and elsewhere, and high adventure options such as visits to the climbing wall and rock quarry, hiking, and more. Students will receive hands on training as staff members of this program.
Full participation is required.
1.5 credit hours. Kanuga friends in participating cities help get the children here and some even work alongside the Kanuga staff to provide an exciting summer camp in a closely-knit Christian community. The program began in 1987 and last year campers came from Durham, Columbia, Charleston, and Jacksonville, Florida. Two hours of credit. This conference held between Christmas and New Year's Eve gathers staff and participants in grades 9-12 from many dioceses.