DRY BONES ELEVATION VISION TRIP

June 25-July 3, 2022

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GRYM is going to Denver to spend time with God in the mountains and then partner with the Dry Bones ministry to the unsheltered population.

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For an explanation, watch this video.

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This trip is for incoming high schoolers, currently in 8th-12th grades.

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Space is limited, so sign up right away!

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The first half of the trip will be spent camping in the mountains of Winter Park, connecting more deeply with God. The second half will be spent in downtown Denver, working with the "street friends" Dry Bones serves.​

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We will also go whitewater rafting as part of this trip.

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The cost is $495.

The $150 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit is due SUNDAY April 3.

Students are encouraged to raise the remaining $345. Resources will be sent to help students know how to raise money.

The remaining $345 balance is due SUNDAY, MAY 8.

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INSTRUCTIONS TO PAY ONLINE:

Go to gardenridge.org and click "GIVE" at the top.

Fill in the information:

Give: $150 (deposit) OR $495 (full)

Fund: GRYM

Memo: Denver Mission

IMPORTANT: Forward the confirmation email to: twyatt@gardenridge.org

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SATURDAY, JUNE 25

MEET AT 7:00PM

(Eat dinner before or bring it with you)

We will meet at the church Saturday NIGHT and drive straight through to whitewater rafting in Canon City Sunday morning.

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SUNDAY, JULY 3

We will return back to the church AROUND 10:00PM.​

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TO SIGN UP:

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Fill out the registration form.

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Pay the $150 deposit.

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Make sure all release forms are up to date.

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PACKING LIST

A packing list for the Dry Bones portion of the trip (camping and city portions) is included in the Participant Guidebook. Also, see the rafting info below for what to bring.

Other items will be added soon.

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WHITEWATER RAFTING WIAVER & INFO

All participants need to complete the Whitewater Rafting Waiver (click here).​

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Here's how to prepare for the experience:

What to Bring

Complimentary wetsuits, splash jackets, and helmets are provided for all trips.

Neoprene booties are available for a small rental fee.

You should plan on being wet! Swimsuits and nylon shorts generally work best; avoid cotton as it draws away warmth.

For layering, stick to synthetic fabrics that insulate when wet, like fleece and polypropylene. Wool also works well.

You must wear secure footwear such as river sandals with an ankle strap, our rental booties, or tennis shoes that can get wet (no flip-flops or crocs).

Sunglasses with a strap and sunscreen are important for sunny days on the river.

Dry clothing and a towel for after the trip round out the list.

Most of these key items can be purchased at the rafting shop.

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