Greater is our camp theme. A life with Jesus is greater than any other life!


Worship Band

MVNU Music & Ministry team


Camp Director

Jeremy Stasiowski

Jeremy is married to Lydia, the most beautiful woman in the world. He has three of the most amazing children in Keely, Mario, and Malachi. Jeremy understands that true football starts and ends with the 6-time super bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers. He serves as youth pastor and associate pastor at Wooster Nazarene.


June 17, 2024


1:00 pmCheck-in

Once check-in is completed and students are in their rooms, group worship times, group games, and memory making will begin.


June 18 - 20, 2024


All DayCamp Fun

Each day we will have time for personal devotions, breakfast, morning activity, morning chapel, lunch, team events, free time, dinner, evening chapel and late night fun!


June 21, 2024


12:00 pmEnd of Camp

Camp ends Friday at noon. After Pack up, clean up and final group worship time, students will be dismissed to their rides. Please have your driver come to the gym for check-out.


A signed waiver/liability form by this registrant will be required before registration is complete. Please see form below.
Plan to participate in everything.

Listen to and obey all NCO NYI staff & adult sponsors.

No girls in the guy’s lodging at ANY time! No guys in the girl’s lodging at ANY time!

Girls: No revealing two-piece swimwear; no spaghetti straps or halter tops; dress modestly

Guys: Shirts must be worn at all times other than swimming; no underwear showing, no tank tops in the chapel

All medications must be given to the camp nurse at registration in the original bottles.

Campers may not leave the campground at any time without prior approval from the camp director and without adult supervision

***Campers who choose to violate the rules & guidelines may be removed from camp at the expense of the camper and his or her parents/guardians

Things to BRING:
Bible, notebook, pen, clothes for 6 days, 2 pairs of shoes, 2 sets of “junk clothes,” toiletries, pillow & bedding, flashlight, prescription medication, spending money for activities, and snacks to share with bunk mates.

Things to LEAVE: Knives and guns of ANY kind, alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, vapes, fireworks, laptop, gaming systems, TVs, inappropriate material. Camp staff will confiscate any inappropriate belongings. Campground and camp staff is not responsible for any lost items.

Staff Info



  • Physically and spiritually lead and care for an assigned group of students throughout camp week. You can start praying for them now.

  • Be part of the team that helps plan, organize and fascilitate afternoons at camp, from 1-5pm.

  • Help with audio/video during services, capture photos and videos from our time together to build a highlight videos throughout the week.

  • Help emcee services throughout the week.

  • Help with registration, room assignments, schedules, T-shirts, and the rest of the administrative details the first day. We would love the registration team to arrive at Pleasant Valley Ranch on Monday June 17th, by noon so that we can get ready for the students arriving at 1pm. we will need to arrive to MVNU early on Monday.

  • Be a helping hand with our Late Night activities director for late night fun!

  • Email any crazy ideas. Who knows, we might be able to do it!
    [email protected]

Medical & Liability Release Form

Required for all participants.

Each participant MUST complete this form. Camp staff must be 18 or older.


MEDICAL INFORMATION:

As an Adult Participant, I authorize the leadership of NCO TEEN CAMP to care for the administration of general first aid treatment for any minor injuries received to myself during the event. If the injury sustained is life threatening, or in need of emergency treatment, I authorize the leadership of NCO TEEN CAMP or its representative to summon any and all professional emergency personnel to attend, transport, and treat myself.

I understand that NCO TEEN CAMP will require me to make choices and keep a schedule, and that I may asked to be an adult supervisor for any activity.

I agree to release and hold harmless any staff and lay assistants of Nazarene Youth International Ministries, the General Church of the Nazarene, Mount Vernon Nazarene University, and/or North Central Ohio Teen Camp from any and all claims, suits, costs and actions, of any kinds whatsoever, arising from their exercise of the power granted by this authorization. This liability release is valid during NCO TEEN CAMP, July 17 - July 21, 2023.

Media Release

I hereby grant Permission to the rights of my image, likeness and sound of their voice as recorded on audio or video without payment or any other consideration. I understand that their image may be edited copied, exhibited, published or distributed and waive the right to inspect or approve the finished product wherein their likeness appears.

Photographic, audio or video recordings may be used for the following purposes:

  • conference presentations
  • educational presentations or courses
  • informational presentations
  • promotional videos



MINISTRY EXPERIENCE

As a counselor at a camp for the Church of the Nazarene, it is the expectation that you, as a counselor, agree with the following positions that we, as a church, believe and follow in accordance to the Manual of the Church of the Nazarene. As a counselor, you will very likely be challenged by teens on what the Bible and/or the Church has to say on these issues. If you disagree with any of these positions, please submit an explanation as to why you disagree.

The Authority of the Bible
We believe that the Bible is the Word of God, divinely inspired and inerrant in its form. The Bible was written by men who were under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, and the opinions we hold are founded in Scripture. We believe that the Bible trumps the viewpoints and arguments that the world has to offer on any issue. If the Bible declares something to be right or wrong, our belief is that those things are still right or wrong today.

B. Use of Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drugs
We take a conservative stance on these issues, and we firmly belief that abstinence is the best practice in regards to these items. As a denomination, we believe that tobacco, alcohol, and drugs are not only harmful to the individual, but are a detriment to our society, and are contributions to the moral decay around us. By abstaining from these products and behaviors, we believe that a follower of Christ is better equipped to refrain from falling into sinful behavior in this area.

C. Premarital / Extramarital Sex, Homosexuality, and Transgender Behaviors
We believe in purity, and we encourage people to save themselves for marriage. No sexual sin is greater than the other, but sexual sin is still one that carries hefty consequences. In regards to homosexuality, we hold the position that this behavior is a choice, and it is sinful. None of these sexual behaviors are to be celebrated or accepted, but the individuals who are trapped in these practices need to be delivered through the power of the blood of Jesus Christ! We do not restrict anyone from being a part of our church, yet we do not compromise our position on these issues.

D. The ONLY Way
We believe that faith in Jesus Christ is the ONLY way to Heaven. If one confesses that they are a sinner, will repent of their sins, and submit their life to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, then they are a born again Christian! Just being a good person and doing good works is not enough. There must be a relationship with Jesus Christ, and we also believe that such a conversion will bring about transformation in the heart, mind, and lifestyle of a believer.

TEAMWORK AGREEMENT
Together Everyone Achieves More. Yes, it is very cheesy, but true. We are not doing an event, but we are creating an environment called Teen Camp. We need to all be on the same page. A team works together and communicates and adjusts fo the greater good. Let’s work together.

We are not Lone-Rangers
This is a great mantra for the week, “I will not 'do my own thing'”. Like Christ, I will submit to the leadership that God has put in place and keep a united front. Please, be willing to lend a hand where needed.

We are Encouragers
Remember, your words have power. Use them wisely as we speak to one another and to our campers. While we may enjoy sarcasm, love is a better approach.

We are Proactive
If you see a situation that needs intervention, say a quick prayer and do something about it. Please, don’t assume someone else will take care of it. This is anything from clothing, to relationships, to dangerous things kids might do. Use your head and your heart and do something!

We are Spiritual
We are spiritual beings. We will all be attacked by the enemy as we seek to have God do awesome things in the lives of these students. We must prepare for battle before we arrive and especially while we are here. If we operate out of the flesh, we will not see the life-change that could happen. Stay connected to Jesus and one another. I expect that we, with the Holy Spirit, will be taking back ground that the enemy has occupied during camp. Be ready!


I wholeheartedly agree with the statements in the Belief agreement, and I am willing to confirm these beliefs. I also will live and operate within the Teamwork Agreement to help create an atmosphere that fosters growth and life change in our campers.



Almost done. Where should we send the confirmation?

RegFox Event Registration Software