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The health office is located in Cottage 17 on campus. If you
feel the need to visit the health office it is preferred that you
are accompanied by an adult from your
church or a Crew member. The health team is available to handle medical needs.
If they feel it necessary, they will recommend a trip to urgent
care or the emergency room and will contact your youth
minister.

3:00 pm Registration
4:30 pm All Leader Meeting
6:00 pm Dinner
8:00 pm Worship Prep
8:30 pm Worship
10:00 pm Church Group Devotions
10:30 pm Late Night
11:30 pm In Rooms

8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Leader Meeting
9:30 am Church Group Time
10:00 am Morning Celebration
11:00 am Zona Experience, Mission Life, Impact
12:30 pm Lunch
2:15 pm Zona University
3:30 pm Optional Activities
5:30 pm Dinner
7:00 pm Worship Prep
7:30 pm Evening Worship
9:00 pm Church Group Devotions
10:00 pm Late Night
11:00 pm In Rooms

MONDAY
Dinner

TUESDAY
Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

WEDNESDAY
Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

THURSDAY
Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

FRIDAY
Breakfast

SOAP!
SOAP is a method for Bible reading that helps us to slow down and focus on a part of the Bible and even can help us to respond to God’s word. One of the saddest things that can happen is when we read the Bible and walk away confused. SOAP, like regular soap is something that you can use every day, and can make Bible reading easier!

You start with S for Scripture. You need to have a defined part of the Bible that you are reading. That could be a chapter or a paragraph, but you don’t want to pick something too long. 

Next comes O for Observation. In order to find observations ask the question, “What stands out to me?” “What seems to be important to the person writing this?” “What is the big idea?” This could be the moral taught by a narrative story or the concept of an argument in a letter. 

After that is A for Application. If what I just read is true, then what does that mean for my life? How does this speak to me and what is going on in my world? I don’t just want to memorize and know Bible stories, God’s word speaks to me when I see what it says in my life. 

Finally we come to P for Prayer. Your prayer should be informed by what you just read. Perhaps you are convicted of sin in your life and this is an opportunity for you to confess your sin to God. Maybe you are glad for something you learned about God - tell him! Our prayers can be asking, confessing, praising and adoring. God can handle your emotions so share them with him!

We hope this helps you as you learn more about God this week at Zona!

S is for Scripture
If you don’t read the Bible regularly, read Proverbs 23:4-12. If you read the Bible regularly, read the whole chapter.

O is for Observation
What stands out to you? Does one of these sections remind you of anything?

A is for Application
How does the truth you read fit into your world? Can you act it out? As you consider this truth, how would you fit it into your everyday life? If it doesn’t fit, what needs to change?

P is for Prayer
Spend some time with God and respond to him. Be specific in your response. 

S is for Scripture
If you don’t read the Bible regularly, read Proverbs 24:1-14. If you read the Bible regularly, read the whole chapter. 

O is for Observation
What do you see as you read? What does this say about wisdom?

A is for Application
How can you apply the truth of what you read? Does it change how you see wisdom and foolishness?

P is for Prayer
Talk to God. Maybe you feel convicted or what to share what you’re learning about him. There may be areas where work needs to be done. Pray specifically about those areas. 

S is for Scripture
If you don’t read the Bible regularly, read Proverbs 25:14-22. If you read the Bible regularly, read the whole chapter. 

O is for Observation
What jumps out to you as you read? What comes out of wickedness? How are you responding to others?

A is for Application
How can you apply this? Do you need to adjust your life based on what the Bible says? What needs to change in your life for you to love others better. 

P is for Prayer
Take time to recognize God and his ways, and if you’re not following them - confess that to God (1 John 1:9). 

S is for Scripture
If you don’t read the Bible regularly, read Proverbs 26:13-28. If you read the Bible regularly, read the whole chapter. 

O is for Observation
What grabs your attention? What does this say about the things we say?

A is for Application
How can you do this? Does your speech need to change?

P is for Prayer
Pause and speak with God. Don’t get distracted, be intentional but take time to respond to what he has taught you in his word. 

S is for Scripture
For today we want to encourage everyone to read the whole chapter of Proverbs 27. Make sure to read it slowly and try to get as much as you can from each part.  

O is for Observation
Was there a stanza that stuck out to you the most? What does it mean?

A is for Application
What does it mean for your life? How can you live it out? 

P is for Prayer
If you need to confess sin, do it. If you want to ask God for help, do it. If you are glad for camp and what you’ve learned, tell him. It is good for you to talk with God.  

Zona Experience 6th-7th Innovator Side A

Zona Experience 8th YCTR A112

Zona Experience 9th PBLD 125

Zona Experience 10th PBLD 124

Zona Experience 11th-12th Wallace Theater

Impact 1.0 YCTR B110

Impact 2.0 YCTR B111

Impact 3.0 YCTR B112

Mission Life MHAL 109

Worship Catalyst HMUS

Designed to Discover: How Biology and DNA Point to a Creator 

Chad Murrel - Wallace Theater

Is science the enemy of faith? Not at all! In this class, we’ll explore how the Bible and science actually fit together. We’ll look at biology and DNA, and see how its design points to a Creator rather than random chance. You’ll learn how evidence from genetics challenges evolutionary assumptions and confirms the truth of God’s Word.

LIFE issues - Responding with Grace and Truth

Raquel Kerr - PBLD 124

Abortion is a sensitive subject, but Christ followers can and should be able to talk confidently about a Biblical stance on abortion.

Mental Health and Missions

Kimberly Sandoval - PBLD 125

Mental health affects many of us one way or another, including missionaries. On the field, they may face culture shock and culture stress when moving to a new country: new language, new food, new ways of doing everyday things. Let’s talk about best practices to combat mental health issues through emotional health, community support, and the importance of intentional rest.

Oh Look, a Distraction!

Caleb Whitten - Innovators Side A

How to avoid getting distracted by our phones and live the life God intended us to live.

Can I trust the Bible?

Dr. Slunaker - YCTR A112

Archeological and logical reasons to trust the Bible.

Creative Writing

Dr. Alspach  - YCTR A111

Learning and practicing the art of Glorifying God through creative writing.

Chemical Engineering (High School)

Dr. Zhao - TEGR 304

Get hands on and experiment with CBU’s Engineering department. Learn how Christians can use engineering to bless our world.

Henna (Jr High)

Learn how to use henna to share the Gospel. (6th-8th grade only)

Christian Challenge - PBLD 104

Henna (High School)

Christian Challenge - PBLD 202

Learn how to use henna to share the Gospel. (9th-12th grade only)

Are All Religions the Same?

Luke McMeans - Innovators Side A

Do you know people from other religions? Are you totally confused about how to share your beliefs when their beliefs are different? What DO they believe, anyway? Come learn about other faiths and get trained to share the one true God with them in a natural and effective way.

What is a Biblical Man?

David Trenbeath - Wallace Theater

In today’s culture how can we be men who honor God with our body, mind and heart? Join us for a real discussion on the topics of sexual integrity, identity, and manhood. Walk away with Biblical truths that will help you fight the daily battle. 

Girl Talk! (A Discussion on Biblical Womanhood) 

Raquel Kerr - YCTR A112

Living out a Godly life as a teen girl has its challenges. Let's talk about our identity, sexual-integrity and what living a Godly life looks like for us girls!  

Is God Calling Me?

Kyle Rosas - PBLD 124

Take the next step in discovering God’s calling and direction for your life. 

Am I Even Allowed to Ask that?

Youth Pastor Panel - Staples Room

Things you've always wanted to ask your pastor.

Chemical Engineering (High School)

Dr. Zhao - TEGR 304

Get hands on and experiment with CBU’s Engineering department. Learn how Christians can use engineering to bless our world.

Henna (Jr High)

Learn how to use henna to share the Gospel. (6th-8th grade only)

Christian Challenge - PBLD 104

Henna (High School)

Christian Challenge - PBLD 202

Learn how to use henna to share the Gospel. (9th-12th grade only)

How to Biblically Retrain Your Brain

Erica Roth - Innovators Side A

The Bible instructs us to transform our mind by focusing on Holy things, but how do we do that? We’ll look at a Biblical view on Psychology and learn practical tools to reshape our thinking and transform our minds.

Protestant Problems: A look at debated theology

Andrew Marchbanks - Wallace Theater

 What do Evangelicals believe about Infant baptism, End Times, Calvinism, and more?

Recognizing Modern Cults

Nate Parrow - Staples Room

Identifying and interacting with Cults such as Mormonism and Jehovah’s Witnesses.

4 Symbol Gospel

Eddy Pearson - YCTR A110

Using symbols to cultivate conversations that lead to Jesus.

Is God Calling Me?

Kyle Rosas - PBLD 124

Take the next step in discovering God’s calling and direction for your life.

The Missionary Task

The Missionary Task - PBLD 125

Is God calling you to the mission field? What is life really like overseas? Let’s talk about the central work of our missionaries as well as the opportunity for you to join in that work.

Creative Writing

Dr. Alspach  - YCTR A111

Learning and practicing the art of Glorifying God through creative writing.

Q&A with Camp Speaker

Scott Worthington - YCTR A112

We’ve heard from our speaker all week, now it's your turn to talk and ask him anything!

Henna (Jr High)

Learn how to use henna to share the Gospel. (6th-8th grade only)

Christian Challenge - PBLD 104

Henna (High School)

Christian Challenge - PBLD 202

Learn how to use henna to share the Gospel. (9th-12th grade only)

Wanda's and Patio

Mission Lawn

Middle Lawn

Area Near Colonies

PBLD 123

PBLD 104

Building 36B

Special Events

Mission Lawn

Middle Lawn

Area Near Colonies

BUSB 123

Games played during optional time

Volleyball
First to 21 (win by 2)
Semi-finals and Finals are best of 3 series