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To His Glory
Mercersburg • Pennsylvania
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   • Fellowship of Bible Churches
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 Cabins 4, 5, & 6
 
 
 
Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions are important to us, so if your question wasn't answered here please contact us and ask away.

We will be updating the FAQ's as soon as possible. This is a project currently being worked on. In the meantime, some of these questions have been answered on the Camper Registration.

 
Questions BEFORE camp.
  1. How do I register my child for camp?
  2. What if myself or my child is not a Christian?
  3. What should a camper bring to camp?
  4. Will my child be able to request a cabin mate?
  5. What if my child takes medication or has a special diet?
  6. When do I drop-off my child for camp?
  7. When do I pick-up my child after camp?
  8. Does my child after participate in every activity?
  9. Will I be able to tour Camp Tohiglo on registration day?
  10. What should my wear at Camp.
  11. Will my child need spending money?

Questions DURING camp.

  1. What if my child gets hurts or needs to see a doctor?
  2. Will I be able to visit my child during camp?
  3. What if I need to pick-up my child early, in the week, or before pick-up time on Friday?
  4. Will I be able to contact my child by email?
  5. What address should I send regular mail to?

Questions AFTER camp.

  1. What if my child lost or left something at camp?

General Questions about Camp Tohiglo.

  1. How do I donate my resources to Camp Tohiglo?
  2. May I send financial support directly to the camp?
  3. Does Camp Tohiglo help with Estate Planning?
  4. Where do I find information about Awana Scholarship Camp?

Questions BEFORE Camp

How do I register my child for camp?

  1. Pick up a Camper Application from a Supporting Church.
  2. Go to our online registration information page and download an application..
  3. Call Camp Tohiglo and ask for an application.

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What if myself or my child is not a Christian?

You are definitely welcome at Camp Tohiglo.  We will tell you, however, that Camp Tohiglo is a Christian camp.  Because of that, there is a large emphasis on Bible teaching and Bible study.  Many campers that attend have no Christian education or background, but feel welcome and accepted.  Click here to see more information about becoming a Christian and finding hope in God.

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