Reboot

JANUARY 2025 | $135 per person

Reboot is the BCM/D Youth Evangelism Conference; a 2-night, 3-day winter retreat focused on growth and outreach through a variety of activities. Reboot is designed as a shortened version of summer camp. Students in 6th-12th grade and adults will be challenged by Bible Study, worship, recreation, fellowship and circuits.

2025 Reboot Session Dates:

  • January 3-5
  • January 10-12
  • January 17-19

Get registered: Youth groups can register for Reboot online or by phone, by calling 800-536-6759.

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Pastors, Dates & Rates

January 3-5, 2025 

$135/person

Speaker: Richard Pope
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January 10-12, 2025

$135/person

Speaker: Jay Jones
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January 17-19, 2025

$135/person

Speaker: Henry Dutton
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Friday:

4:00   Registration Begins – HeBrews Open!

7:00   Dinner

8:00   Opening Celebration/Session 1

9:30   Church Group Time

11:00  Curfew

 

Saturday:

6:30   Leadership Lab (Optional)

7:45   Breakfast

8:45    Morning Celebration/Session 2

10:00  Church Group Bible Study

10:45  Rotation 1 Begins

11:30 Rotation 2 Begins

12:15  Lunch

1:30    Rotation 3 Begins

2:15    Rotation 4 Begins

3:00    Rotation 5 Begins

3:45   Free Time (Gym and HeBrews Open)

5:45   Dinner

7:00   Worship/Session 3

8:30   Church Group Time

9:30  Free Time (HeBrews Open)

11:00  Curfew

Sunday:

8:00    Breakfast (check out of lodging prior to breakast)

9:15   Closing Celebration/Session 4

10:15 Depart for Home

 

2025 Reboot Camp Menu:

Friday Dinner: Chicken Bacon Ranch Penne Bake, Meatballs in Marinara, Linguine, Marinara Sauce (Vegetarian), Alfredo Sauce, Steamed Mixed Veggies, Steamed Peas, Breadsticks, Broccoli Cheese Soup, Fresh Fruit

 

Saturday Breakfast: French Toast with Strawberry Topping (optional), Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage Links, Hash Browns, Muffins, Oatmeal

 

Saturday Lunch: Honey Chicken Tenders, Steak and Cheese w/Bacon Jam subs, Baked Potatoes with all the Fixings, Fried Cheese Curds, Broccoli, Soup – Chili 

 

Saturday Dinner: Beef Stroganoff, Rotisserie Chicken, Egg Noodles, Parsley Potatoes, Steamed Mixed Veggies, Green Beans, Dinner Rolls, Fresh Fruit, Soup – Chili

 

Sunday Breakfast: Regular Pancakes, Double Chocolate Pancakes (Chocolate Pancakes w/white chips), Scrambled Eggs,  Sausage Patties, Canadian Bacon, Diced Potatoes,  Oatmeal

 

We do our best to accommodate each of our guests and any food allergies by serving buffet style along with having an extensive fruit and salad bar. We also have many types of dry cereals that are available at every meal. We feel that serving buffet style allows our guests to choose from the items that are safe for them to eat.

With the many types of food allergies, we can not guarantee that cross contamination won’t occur or that one of our vendors might substitute a product due to their supply. Due to the amount of meals that are served each day, it is also difficult to cater meals for each individual, many with different allergies.

It is for these reasons that we suggest for guests with severe food allergies to store any special meals in a refrigerator located in their lodge so there is not a chance of illness or allergic reaction. If someone in your church groups requires a refrigerator to store supplementary food, please notify the Skycroft office in advance. We do have a commercial microwave at the entrance of our dining room where the meals can be reheated. This allows for the guest to choose from items on our buffet or salad line and still have the assurance of a safe meal.

On the event schedule, you’ll see that your group will be moving through a rotation of several activities throughout Saturday afternoon.

These activities range in focus and nature, btu typically include a bit of everything – recreation, team-building, creative challenges, biblical training, and pure fun and games. 

FAQ’s

What time is check in?

Check-in and registration run from 4-7 pm.

Meals and Dining
We at Skycroft do our best to accommodate each of our guests and any food allergies by serving buffet style along with having an extensive fruit and salad bar. We also have many types of dry cereals that are available at any meal. We feel that serving buffet style allows our guests to choose from the items that are safe for them to eat.
With the many types of food allergies, we cannot guarantee that cross contamination won’t occur or that one of our vendors might substitute a product due to their supply. Due to the amount of meals that are served each day, it is also difficult to cater meals for each individual, many with different allergies. It is for these reasons that we suggest for campers with severe food allergies to store any special meals in a refrigerator located in their lodge so there is not a chance of illness or allergic reaction.
If someone in your church groups requires a refrigerator to store supplementary food, please notify the Skycroft office in advance (800-536-6759). Skycroft does have a commercial microwave at the entrance of the dining room where meals can be reheated. This allows campers to choose from items on our buffet or salad line and still have the assurance of a safe meal.
What should campers bring?
  • Boys: Sleeping bag or single sheets, a blanket, pillow, and a towel
  • Ladies: Sleeping bags or full sheets if housed in motels, a blanket, pillow, and a towel
  • Warm clothes – jacket, hat, gloves
  • Closed toe, closed heel shoes (for recreation activities)
  • Bible, notepad, pen and backpack to carry things in
  • Toiletries (toothpaste, shampoo, etc)
  • Spending money for snacks and camp gear
What should campers not bring?
  • Anything that advertises alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs
  • Anything that explicitly or implicitly promotes racism, sexism, or hatred of any group or person
  • Anything that explicitly or implicitly refers to sexual actions or situations
  • Excessively short or tight fitting clothing
  • Alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs, fireworks, or any kind of weapon
  • Radios, roller blades, skateboards, or water guns
  • Anything that calls attention to underwear (sagging pants, rolling down waistband, etc)
Should campers bring spending money?

HeBrews, our coffee shop, will be open during free time. HeBrews sells a variety of snacks, hand-dipped ice cream and milkshakes, specialty coffee drinks, and Skycroft gear. Cash, credit card and Apple Pay are all accepted payment methods. 

Is there Wi-Fi?

Yes, password protected Wi-Fi is available in all common areas. Wi-Fi information is shared with adult chaperones at check-in and is never shared directly with campers.