You are encouraged to bring your 7th-12th grade students to

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1 You are encouraged to bring your 7th-12th grade students to the KNCSB Youth Worship Arts Camp. We are offering a variety of breakout tracks for participants in an effort to reach students with a variety of interests. These tracks are also designed to help strengthen existing ministries or give you and your students ideas on how to begin these ministries in your own church. Bass Guitar... The bass guitar track will encourage students to improve bass playing techniques and to understand how to blend with the rest of the band. Participants in this track will need to bring their own bass and amp. Cajon and Djembe Leader: Kevin Ferstl, Wichita, KS This is a new breakout track not just for drummers. Any students interested in learning how to play a rhythm instrument can attend. Both instruments can be used in addition to a drum set or instead of a drum set by small or large churches. They are both inexpensive rhythm options for any worship team. If your church owns a Cajon or Djembe, please send it with your students for this track. Choir...Leader: Jason Clough, Shawnee, KS It is exciting for a large group of students from different churches to sing together as one group. This track is for students who love to sing in a choir setting. The collection of contemporary songs used in this track will be theirs to take home and use in their own church. Drama... Leader: Jerry Michael, Topeka, KS This track will provide a deeper understanding of how to use dramatic arts to communicate Jesus message. Students will experience illustrating and interpreting service themes in a variety of ways. Guitar Leader: Matt Gaskin, Lawrence, KS Guitar 101 is a beginning guitar track for students who have been playing acoustic or electric guitar for only a short time. This track will help students learn basic chords and playing techniques. Electric guitar players will need to bring an amp. Intermediate Guitar...Leader: Keith Barger, Derby, KS This guitar track is for students who have been playing guitar for a while and want to move to the next level of worship leading. Using Praise and Worship song selections, students will expand their playing technique. Players will need to bring their guitar.

2 Keyboard...Leader: Peter Ruby, Silver Lake, KS Students will learn playing skills that will be appropriate for a variety of musical styles. Techniques for reading chord charts, as well as traditional piano scores, will be discussed, demonstrated, and practiced. Participants in this track will need to bring a keyboard. Photography...Leader: Stephen Smith, Topeka, KS Students will learn how to creatively capture images and discover how this process can be an act of worship. It would be helpful, but not mandatory, for students who participate in this track to bring a camera with them (a digital camera is preferable). Praise Band... Leader: Jeremy Yarberry, Overland Park, KS This track is for students to learn how to use band and orchestra instruments in worship leadership. Praise Band participants will need to bring their own instruments. The focus will be on blending various instruments using Praise and Worship music. Stage Face/Hair... Leader: John Hollan, Overland Park, KS This is a new track that will focus on designing and styling characters for live dramatic or musical presentations in your churches or the theatre. Students will learn basic stage makeup techniques, tips for styling and wearing wigs and special effects such as aging the face or maybe even the application of facial prosthetics. Tech...Leader: Joe Smysor, Lawrence, KS Learn the basics of the technical aspects of projection and sound for worship services. This track is for students interested in the nuts and bolts foundational elements of the service. Students in this track will help with the tech details for the final worship service at the end of the Youth Worship Arts Camp. Voice... Leader: John Gaskin, Lawrence, KS This track will help students develop a better understanding of proper singing including projection, pitch, and tone. This track will help them recognize and eliminate bad vocal technique and habits. They will also better understand how to select and prepare a song with the voice God has given them. Worship Team...Leader: Sandy Wood, Lansing, KS Students will learn the importance of not just singing words, but living them as well. Using Praise and Worship songs, they will learn how to blend with other singers and how to lead without distracting from the message. NOTE: All instrumentalists need to bring instruments, including keyboardists.

3 AGENDA Friday, March 11, :00 p.m. Registration (WCC Chapel) 7:15 Welcome/Worship (WCC Chapel) Worship led by Keith Barger, Derby, KS and Kevin Ferstl, Wichita, KS 7:45 Breakout Tracks 9:00 Pizza Fellowship 10:00 Open Gym/Free Time 12:00 Lights Out Saturday, March 12, :00 a.m. Breakfast 9:30 Breakout Tracks 10:30 Break 10:45 Breakout Tracks 12:00 Noon Lunch 1:00 Breakout Tracks Final Preparations for Closing Worship 2:15 Closing Worship (WCC Chapel) 3:00 Head Home HOW TO GET THERE? Webster Conference Center 2601 N. Ohio (785)

4 REGISTRATION/LODGING/MEALS Cost: $30 per person (cost applies to students and sponsors) Fee includes the pizza fellowship following the Friday evening session and lodging at Webster Conference Center; breakfast and lunch on Saturday, as well as all music from the choir track. (Make checks payable to KNCSB.) Since lodging will be at Webster Conference Center, each participant will need to bring a sleeping bag or bedroll and all personal toiletries. Please return the following items to complete the registration process: 1 Group Registration Form 1 Individual Registration Form for each participant 1 Medical Release Form for each participant 1 Sponsor Information Form for each sponsor 1 $30 fee for each participant REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 26, 2016 OTHER INFORMATION Medical Release Information: A medical release form for each student must be filled out and returned with the registration form. Sponsor Information Form: A sponsor information form must be filled out by each sponsor and returned with the registration form. Dress is casual. All instrumentalists need to bring instruments, including keyboardists.

5 WHAT IF? What if I want to attend more than one conference track? You can! There are several tracks offered during the course of the weekend. You can select one track to attend all four times, or you can attend several different tracks. What if I don t know which track to attend? 1. Participate in the track(s) that will best help you grow in worship leadership. 2. Attend a track that will enhance your understanding of a ministry your church is already involved in. 3. Or you may attend a track to find out how to begin one of these ministries in your church. What if I play an instrument but haven t been playing long enough to feel comfortable playing in the Praise Band? 1. Attend the Praise Band track and observe the rehearsals to help you learn techniques that will assist you when practicing at home on your own. 2. Sit beside someone who plays the same instrument and follow along in the music. 3. You are encouraged to bring your instrument just in case you feel more comfortable once you have observed what s going on.

6 Other 2016 KNCSB YOUTH EVENTS Latino Youth Summer Camp June 20-24, WCC Super Summer Week 1: Week 2: Week 3: Week 4: Week 5: Week 6: June 27-July 1, WCC July 4-8, WCC July 11-15, WCC July 18-22, WCC July 25-29, WCC August 1-5, WCC Shine November 11-12, WCC Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Psalm 150:6

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