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The safety of our children and young people is a high priority during our time together

at camp meeting. Parents need to be aware at all times of where children are and what

activities they may be involved in. Your cooperation is appreciated.

Quiet Time: To show care for others, quiet hours will be observed from 10 PM to 7 AM.

This is also the designated curfew for children and youth.

Electronic Devices: Radios, TVs, computers, iPads, and similar devices are welcome.

Please use them considerately in dorm rooms to avoid disturbing others.

Modesty in attire is requested at all times for children and adults.

Speed Limit: For everyone’s safety, a 10-mph speed limit is strictly enforced on the

campground and campus.

Bicycles: Bicycles, skates, scooters, and rollerblades are not permitted on the

campground/campus.

First-Aid: A first-aid station will be available

Firearms/Weapons/Fireworks: For the safety of all, firearms, weapons, and fireworks

are not permitted on the campground/campus.

Events will be held in the SVA Admin Building, Gymnasium or New Market Church.

SVA Cafeteria will provide the following meals:

Wednesday: Supper

Thursday: Breakfast, Lunch, & Supper

Friday: Breakfast, Lunch & Supper

Sabbath: Breakfast (Tickets available for purchase on Friday)

Sabbath lunch is at no cost. Light refreshments will be provided after the Sabbath

evening meeting.

Breakfast: $12.00 per meal

Lunch and Supper: $12.00 per meal.

Please pay at the cafeteria when you pick up your meal.

Sabbath lunch is free of charge.

Light refreshments will be served after the evening meeting.

The New Market Trailblazer Pathfinder Club will serve delicious options on Thursday

and Friday. The fundraiser will be held in the church fellowship hall.

Available in the Girls Dorm Lobby as follows:

Wednesday: 3:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Thursday: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

Friday: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

Saturday: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

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Sunday: 10:00 am

The Potomac Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists (PCSDA) values the

role that photos, videos, and other media play in helping our faith community grow

and flourish. These visual tools tell our story, inform members and visitors, and offer a

glimpse of what to expect when attending our churches, schools, worship services, and

events. They also highlight the contributions of those who serve and help us communicate

our mission and vision to people who visit our website, as well as our digital and

print media platforms.

Accordingly, photography, videography, live streaming, and other recordings may take

place during services, ministry activities, seminars, programs, and other events. PCSDA

may use the media captured at these events in materials produced by or for the conference,

its churches, and schools. This includes, but is not limited to, bulletins, posters,

brochures, newsletters, printed publications, and digital media such as the PCSDA

website, Facebook, and other social media platforms.

By participating in PCSDA services, ministry activities, classes, programs and events:

(i) you consent to be photographed, videotaped or otherwise recorded; (ii) you grant

your permission for PCSDA to use recordings containing your image, likeness, voice or

statements, without compensation, credit or other consideration to you, for PCSDA

and its subsidiary organizations promotional, publicity and other purposes, throughout

the world and in perpetuity; and (iii) you agree to release, hold harmless and indemnify

Harmony from any and all liabilities and claims involving the use of your image,

likeness, voice or statements.

If you see a photo on PCSDA’s website or social media (e.g., Facebook) that includes

you or your child and would like it removed, please contact the Media Department at

richardc@pcsda.org.

Please note that we cannot remove your image from previously printed or published

materials, videos, or live stream recordings. Also, PCSDA has no control over the

recording, use, or posting of images by individuals outside of our staff (e.g., community

members or news outlets) and cannot remove content from media platforms or websites

not managed by PCSDA.