Manny Galvan has a deep love for God’s Word and equipping students and parents to change the world and take ownership of their faith. He is a Vacaville native, graduated from William Jessup University, and is in love with his wife Kristen and their three boys – Elijah, Parker and Joel.

Sunday Night Youth Group is open to all students entering into sixth grade through senior year.  Everything that goes into a Sunday night youth group is intentional about bringing God’s Word to life in a relevant and applicable way.  Students can look forward to games, worship, fellowship, a great meal and being encouraged to be the person God created them to be.

Manny Galvan has a deep love for God’s Word and equipping students and parents to change the world and take ownership of their faith. He is a Vacaville native, graduated from William Jessup University, and is in love with his wife Kristen and their three boys – Elijah, Parker and Joel.

Sunday Night Youth Group is open to all students entering into sixth grade through senior year.  Everything that goes into a Sunday night youth group is intentional about bringing God’s Word to life in a relevant and applicable way.  Students can look forward to games, worship, fellowship, a great meal and being encouraged to be the person God created them to be.

The High School group (entering 9th – 12th grade) will be attending Hume Lake June 9-15, 2019. If you are interested in sending your High School student to camp, please contact Rodney Owens, our Interim Youth Director, at gro.v1558395698vccc@1558395698yendo1558395698r1558395698. The cost is $575 per student. There are camp scholarships available, so please let Rodney know if you are in need of one. We hope you can join us for a week of fun in the sun as we draw closer to one another as God draws us closer to Him.

The speaker at Hume Lake this week is Erik Thoenne. He is a Professor and Chair of the Theology Department at Biola University and is a pastor at Grace EVFree, La Mirada. The camp is located at 64144 Hume Lake Rd., Hume, CA 93628. You can go to hume.org for more information.

A message from Hume Lake High School Ponderosa Summer Camp:

The Gospel isn’t merely one ingredient in our programing mix. It’s the reason for everything we do! The theme is a practical theme between the entertaining aspects of camp and our presentation of the Gospel. We leverage it as a background to Biblical truth.

The high-energy, innovative games at Hume Lake give give campers an outlet for their energy and counselors a change to encourage team building. Hume nurtures the attitude of worship from sunrise to sunset with indoor, outdoor, corporate and devotional worship. Hume Lake has an arsenal of activities for the students to participate in during free time.

Hume Lake is a place of great natural beauty, with warm summer days, cool nights, an amazing lake and wilderness surroundings. God makes cool stuff!

MOPS is a great place for moms in the community to connect for fun and encouragement.  MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) and MOMSnext (Mothers of School Age Kids) meet together on the 2nd and 4th Mondays from 9:15am – 11:00am at CCC.  Children are cared for by loving workers, so you can enjoy great food, encouragement speakers, meaningful discussion, laughter and fun with other women navigating motherhood.

For info email:  gro.v1558395698vccc@1558395698spom1558395698

The Junior High group (entering 7th – 8th grade) will be going somewhere new for camp this summer. We will be attending Mount Hermon July 21-27, 2019, located at 37 Conference Dr, Mount Hermon, CA.  The cost is $625 per camper.

Financial Assistance is available through Mount Hermon (camper-ship applications are available through the website) and through CCC Deacons. Please contact Rodney (gro.v1558395698vccc@1558395698yendo1558395698r1558395698) if you would like a Deacon Scholarship application).

Register online and pay $100 deposit to hold your spot by going to mounthermon.org.

The Ponderosa Camp is more than a mountain top experience! It’s a one-week camp experience full of laughter, play, commumity and worship a students experience life to the fullest. In one week at Ponderosa students can skate, surf, play laser tag. make new friends, swim, ride BMX bikes and experience our zip line or leap of faith. Most importantly, in one week at Ponderosa students will encounter the God who knows them, who loves them and who wants to change their lives for eternity.

The Children’s group (entering 2nd – 6th grade) will be going somewhere new for camp this summer. We will be attending Mount Hermon July 21-27, 2019, located at 37 Conference Dr, Mount Hermon, CA.  The cost is $525 per camper.

Financial Assistance is available through Mount Hermon (camper-ship applications are available through the website) and through CCC Deacons. Please contact Becky Santini (becky@cccvv.org) if you would like a Deacon Scholarship application).

Register online and pay $100 deposit to hold your spot by going to mounthermon.org.

The Primary camp for kids entering 2nd – 3rd grade are perfect for our 1st time adventurers. It’s foll of a customized experience for our young campers. Primary weeks host a smaller group of campers in the program and the camper to counselor ration is only five to one so that campers get maximum care. It includes high adventures such as flying squirrel, zip-line, cargo net and unique to just our primary campers a trip to our Discovery Grove (a high element ropes course)! A cookout fun in the tree house, hikes, crafts, and of course pool time add to the fun. At Victory Circle the group enjoys singing and hilarious skits, meaningful dramas, campfires, s’mores and sharing times. Here amongst the redwoods God works to transform and intersect these young lives!

The Junior camp for kids entering 4th – 6th grade allows small groups of campers to enjoy a variety of counselor-led activities. Nature hikes, arts and crafts, the treehouse, cabin challenges, and target sports like archery and BB guns are part of the adventure for all campers. Everyone gets wet too! A swimming pool with curvy slide and the beaches of Bean Creek, provide great time of refreshment. Age-appropriate high adventures such as the flying squirrel, zip-line, and Geronimo swing are there to challenge and be conquered. A trip to the beach in Santa Cruz, walks to the Fountain and other options make each day unique. At Victory Circle, the group enjoys community singing and hilarious skits, meaningful dramas, campfires, s’mores and sharing times. Here amongst the redwoods God works to transform lives.