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2103 Streetwise Ball Hockey Schedule Update

March 29, 2013

With the extra evaluation night we did last week, we had to ‘hold-off’ the team information getting to our coaches. As of today, the teams have been made and we are getting this information out to our coaches. You should here from us by the end of next week. To update you on practice and game times please keep reading.

First Practice for all teams is Wednesday April 10, 2013.

Like last year, all practices are 1 hour long and consist of two parts: 45 minutes on court practice and 15 minutes off-court time

Practice Schedule On Wednesdays (starting April 10, 2013)
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM – Montreal Canadians (Grade SK/1 Co-Ed), Detroit Red Wings (Grade SK/1 Co-Ed), Pittsburgh Penguins (Grade SK/1 Co-Ed)
5:45 PM to 6:45 PM – Vancouver Canucks (Grade SK/1 Co-Ed), Boston Bruins (Grade 2/3 Co-Ed), Edmonton Oilers (Grade 2/3 Co-Ed)
6:30 PM to 7:30 PM – Calgary Flames (Grade 2/3 Co-Ed), Ottawa Senators (Grade 2/3 Co-Ed), Buffalo Sabres (Grade 4/5 Co-Ed)
7:15 PM to 8:15 PM – Toronto Maple Leafs (Grade 4/5 Co-Ed), Chicago Blackhawks (Grade 4/5 Co-Ed), Winnipeg Jets (Grade 4/5 Co-Ed)

Game Schedule (starting April 13, 2013)
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM – All 4 SK to Grade 1 Teams Co-Ed
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM – Grade 2/3 Team vs. Grade 2/3 Team Co-Ed
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM – Grade 2/3 Team vs. Grade 2/3 Team Co-Ed
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM – Grade 4/5 Team vs. Grade 4/5 Team Co-Ed
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM – Grade 4/5 Team vs. Grade 4/5 Team Co-Ed

Cubbies

March 8, 2013

BozCubbies is the exciting midweek component of our awesome kids program for kids ages 3 – 4.  It takes place on Wednesday nights (6:30-8 pm) at the church.

Have any questions, please contact Bill Anderson by email at bill@faithhuntsville.ca or through the church office at 705-789-2492

Streetwise Ball Hockey 2013

February 21, 2013

We are gearing up for Streetwise ball hockey in 2013. Streetwise Ball Hockey is for students in Grades SK to Grade 5.

The cost is $55 in 2013.

Registration Information:
Students must be in Gr. SK to Grade 5. After March 9 the cost is $60

Evaluations and sign ups:
Everyone must attend one ball hockey evaluation. They will take place at the Faith Baptist Church gym as follows:

Friday March 8 between 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Saturday March 9 between 10am – 12:00pm

Safety and equipment requirements:
All players are required to wear the following safety equipment: CSA approved hockey helmet with full facial protector, and running shoes. The church will provide ball hockey sticks. Please do not bring your own sticks or gloves.

Dates to Remember:
Practice begins the week of Week of April 8
First game Friday April 12 and Saturday April 13
Celebration Night – Saturday May 26th

To download a registration form – follow this link.

What can I expect at Streetwise Ball Hockey?
-  friendly sports environment, our emphasis is on skill, learning, team work, respect, and Christian values.
-  coaches & referees that encourage players
-  weekly team devotionals
-  equal playing time for all players
-  no goalies – we use special net inserts instead
-  balanced team talent through evaluations during registration

For More information contact:
Bill Anderson
bill@faithhuntsville.ca or call 705-789-2492

Week #6 Upward Games

February 15, 2013

We are heading in to week #6 in Upward Basketball. Saturday’s games are as follows:

9 AM – Polar Bears vs. Bears and Pumas vs. Lightning

10 AM – Raptors vs. Jazz

11 AM – Knicks vs. Fever

12 PM – Suns vs. Mercury

1 PM – Sky vs. Lakers

Don’t Forget – March 2 at 6:30 PM is Celebration Night in the gym.

Blaze Daycamp 2013

February 3, 2013

BLAZE Daycamp is the summer day camp component of our awesome kids ministry at Faith Baptist Church. Blaze is for all kids going into grades 4-8 (as of September 2013)

Our 2013 program theme is Sherlock Holmes!

UPDATE :
Blaze Week #1 – Waiting Lists Only.
Blaze Week #2 – Waiting Lists Only.

To register:

1) Online Registration is now closed. Please contact the church to be added to the waiting lists if the week you want is full: 705-789-2492.

2) To Register at the church (by bringing the forms and payment to the church) you will need to download registration and consent forms:
a) Download a registration form
b) Download a consent form

Each year, we pack out the camp with kids and have a great time full of sports, activities, Bible teaching, music, and much more! You’ll want to register your camper early to ensure their spot this summer!

Check out some pictures from Blaze 2012 on our Flickr page!

2 exciting camp options:

  • August 5 – 9, 2013
  • August 12 – 16, 2013

Price: $160/camper week

Exciting Activities at Blaze Daycamp 2013 will include: paintball, canoeing, kayaking, climbing, archery, chapel, projects, group-building experiences, wide games, Thursday night camp out, special theme days, swimming, and so much more!

All campers arrive at camp by bus. Bus pickup and drop off times are as follows:

Huntsville – Faith Baptist Church, pickup at 8 am, drop off at 5 pm

Port Sydney – Rapid Nail, pickup at 8:30 am, drop off at 4:40 pm

A non refundable $60 deposit with completed registration form will hold your campers place. Balance is due July 15, 2013. If registration is made online, payment in full is required at time of registration.


Leader In Training (LIT) 2013 Opportunity – $249

If you are a high school student who is interested in developing leadership skills, enjoy outdoor living, and want to be challenged to deepen your relationship with God consider our popular Leader In Training Program. This two week program is full of fun, discovery and lasting memories. Contact the Colonel (dave@riverglenfarms.ca or 705.787.5810) for more details.


For info on BLAZE Daycamp, a ministry of Faith Baptist Church in Huntsville, Ontario, contact one of the following:’

Dave Hiscox (The Colonel) dave@riverglenfarms.ca 705.787.5810
Meredith Hiscox (Noodle) meredith@riverglenfarms.ca 705.783.1617
Bill Anderson (Bootstrap) bill@faithhuntsville.ca 705.789.2492

Following submission of your completed registration form with $60 deposit, a letter to confirm your acceptance will be sent to you. Full details regarding busing, lunches, and other program highlights will follow.

Each year, we have needs for specific items relating to camp programming! Watch for details on this page. If you can help us out, please contact Dave or Meredith Hiscox at the emails and numbers above.

February in Discovery Station

January 31, 2013

To download February’s Parent Cue - Follow this link or pick one up Sunday morning at the check-in table.

February’s Memory Verse is: ”So let us do all we can to live in peace and let us work hard to build each other up, Romans 14:19, NIrV.”

February’s Virtue is Peace. Peace is proving you care more about each other than about winning an argument.

In Week One’s Bible story, Isaac dug wells in his new land (Genesis 26:16-22, 26-31). Our Bottom Line is: Prove you care about others by walking away from a fight.

In Week Two’s Bible story, Jacob stole Esau’s birthright (Genesis 27, 31-33) taking his inheritance and his place in the family. Our Bottom Line is: Prove you care about others by letting go of “what’s fair.”

In Week Three’s Bible story, Abigail intervenes (1 Samuel 25:1-35) when her husband picks a fight with David. Abigail quickly presented gifts to David to promote peace between the two men. Our Bottom Line is: Prove you care about others by being part of the solution.

In Week Four’s Bible Study, the Scripture helps us understand the principle of peace (Colossians 1:20; 3:15). Our Bottom Line is: God proved He cared for us, so we can prove we care for others.

This month, kids will learn that:

(1) God demonstrated peace by sending Jesus to pay the price for our sin, which allowed the chance for our relationship with Him to be restored.

(2) The Bible challenges us to reflect this kind of peace by working towards reconciliation with others.

(3) As we show peace in our own lives, we build our relationships on trust, which in turn makes achieving peace easier during those times when we mess up.

See you on Sunday!

Week 4 – Upward Practices Still On

January 30, 2013

At this time we still expect to run our Week 4 Upward Basketball Practices tonight.  If the weather changes over the course of the day, we will post a cancellation notice by 4 PM on the church website, Facebook, Twitter and 105.5 FM.

Be sure to check road conditions in your area before your drive to Upward. If you feel the roads are not safe in your area – stay home. We will see you on Saturday game day.

Streetwise

January 8, 2013

Streetwise Logo

Streetwise is the exciting midweek component of our awesome kids ministry at Faith.  It runs Wednesdays at 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm and is for all kids age 3 to grade 5.  Kids ages 3-4 attend their own program called Cubbies!  Click here to learn about Cubbies!

Spaces for each of our Streetwise environments are limited so please make sure to come that evening to register your children.

Contact Bill Anderson for more information (705-789-2492, bill@faithhuntsville.ca)

The new 2012/13 brochure is available from Bill Anderson, Director of Children’s Ministries at Faith.

Questions & Answers

Q: How do I register my child for Streetwise?

A: Fall 2011 registration is Sept 12 at 6:30 pm

Q: Can my child register for the whole year?

A: Yes.  If your child would like to register for every Street wise experience they can do so.  Payment is due upon the start of each experience, unless otherwise noted.

Q: Why does Streetwise cost money?

A: Street wise is designed to be a high quality and high value experience for kids.  Kids will receive a lot for what they pay.  For example, if kids sign up for Chef school they will receive a chef hat, an apron, and a custom made Street wise cookbook, not to mention the sweet food and cooking skills.

Q: Will I get more information about each Streetwise experience?

A: Yes. Approximately two months before each Street wise experience you will receive an information flyer that your children can give to their friends.  Flyers will have more detailed descriptions of activities, costs, and registration information.

What’s in a Name … Streetwise?

We are on the lookout for Streetwise kids.  A Street wise kid is ready to try something new, ready to develop new skills, ready to make new friends, and ready to bring Jesus to kids who don’t know Him yet.

Streetwise is made up of a variety of experiences that children Gr SK – 6 will enjoy and so will their friends.  Each Streetwise experience provides children a unique opportunity to learn from people with expertise in a certain area.  This year children will participate in Upward football, basketball, & ball hockey, explore the world of art design, build their own race car, learn to act, and even try cooking!

Streetwise is different from other community based programs.  In addition to teaching new skills, Street wise is focused on growing kids from the inside out.  When kids participate in Street wise they are provided another link to explore the same virtues they are already learning at church and at home.  Each month kids learn about one virtue with their small group on Sunday morning, with their parents at home and now with their friends on Wednesday nights.

Each Streetwise experience ends with a parents’ night to keep the family and church partnering together.  Streetwise is designed to help families raise up their kids and reach out to their friends and neighbors by providing a positive environment for children.

Let’s work together.  Let’s make our kids Streetwise!

December Overview: Sunday School Grades 1 to 5

December 5, 2012

If you want to understand who God is, if you want to learn more about His character, there may be no better place to start than the Christmas story.

The Creator of the entire universe was attentive to His creation. He saw and understood our ultimate consequences of sin. He saw our greatest need. And He did something about it. He humbled Himself to be born as a tiny baby in a remote town in the dwelling place of animals. He lived as one of us so that, eventually, He could die for us and rise again, giving us the chance to live eternally with God in heaven.

The Christmas story shows that one aspect of God’s character is compassion. COMPASSION is caring enough to do something about someone else’s need. God lovingly saw our greatest need and met it in the most remarkable way.

252 Preview: The Big Give (December 2012) from Orange on Vimeo.

God’s example of compassion is summarized in the monthly Memory Verse: “God loved the world so much that he gave his one and only Son. Anyone who believes in him will not die but will have eternal life.” (John 3:16, NIrV) God saw the world’s greatest need and cared enough to do something. Read more

Streetwise Christmas Video

December 5, 2012

Streetwise families recently shared in the excitement of our Christmas Theme night. In the spirit of co-operation families made tasty Christmas cookies, decorated unique Christmas Trees, created snowmen from members in their own groups and were reminded that Christmas is about the story of baby Jesus in Luke 2:1-20. Take a moment to watch the video below:

Streetwise Christmas Theme Night from Faith Baptist Church, Muskoka Ca on Vimeo.

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