Our annual Tenth Evening Retreat will be hosted by Kawkawa Camp, which is at the water's edge of the beautiful Kawkawa Lake in Hope, BC.
Join us for a weekend of fun, worship, prayer, community-building, and deepening of your faith.
Click here to see photos of the camp and accommodations.
Activities:
- Tubing
- Canoeing
- Kayaking
- Swimming
- Hiking
- Beach volleyball
- Basketball
- Floor hockey
- human foosball
- 9-square
- Other games
Accommodations Options:
1. Standard Registration. This includes all food and accommodations in a shared space. Single women will be in the cottages. Single men will be in the chalets. Couples and families will be in the Dogwood Lodge, which has private rooms, but shared bathrooms.
2. Private Cabins and Suites. There are limited spaces that are entirely private. To register for these, please select a cabin or suite, which also includes food for one person in the cost. Then also register the additional people who will share this space under the "food-only" category.
3. Tent. If you would like to bring your own tent, there are a limited number of lots. This is a good option for two or more people who can share a tent and split the cost of the tent plot. Each additional person should register for "food-only". An individual is also welcome to stay in a tent alone if they prefer privacy.
4. Accommodation Elsewhere. If you would like to find your own private accommodation elsewhere, please email jeff@tenth.ca to make arrangements for day-use registration.
Note: Men and women can only share accommodations if they are married or members of the same family, regardless of accommodation type.
Chapel Sessions:
- Guest Speaker: Dwayne Toews, a leader in our denomination.
- Worship
- Connecting in groups
- There will be a children's program available during the chapel sessions.
Meals:
- What is included: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday, along with breakfast on Sunday. Snacks on Friday and Saturday evening.
- What is not included: You will need to get your own dinner on Friday and your own lunch on Sunday, which you will typically get on the way there and back.
Transportation:
Everyone is ultimately responsible to find their own way of getting to Kawkawa. If you are able to help drive people there, please do so. Many people do not have their own vehicle. If you are struggling to find a ride, let us know and we can try to find a ride for you, but we can't guarantee it.
Questions? Ask Jeff