First Name Last Name TL/TM Campus Yr M/F E-mail … Name Last Name TL/TM Campus Yr M/F E-mail Phone Team Name Staff Housing Job Car Kaitie Bergmann TL UW-Whitewater Jr F [email protected]

First Name Last Name TL/TM Campus Yr M/F E-mail Phone Team Name Staff Housing Job CarKaitie Bergmann TL UW-Whitewater Jr F [email protected] 847-363-8982 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Ariel Bigalk TM RCTC Jr F [email protected] 507-250-3244 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Abby Anglehart TM UW-Madison Jr F [email protected] 920-883-7217 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Emily Mochel TM SDSU So F [email protected] 605-214-6244 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Naomi Morgenstern TL UW-Whitewater Sr F [email protected] 414-322-2187 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Kristin Stomberg TM UM-Twin Cities Fr F [email protected] 763-218-0434 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Nicole Halverson TM MSU-Mankato Gr F [email protected] 952-270-6973 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Emily Lehner TM UW-Madison So F [email protected] 262-825-2959 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Alexandra Scardino TL UW-Whitewater So F [email protected] 608-343-0341 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Katie Roe TM UM-Twin Cities Fr F [email protected] 608-719-8888 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Becca Thomas TM UW-Eau Claire Fr F [email protected] 715-441-3247 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Samantha Syta TM UW-Madison Fr F [email protected] 414-419-2962 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Rachel Boegel TL RCTC Jr F [email protected] 507-993-6720 Hiawatha Jellystone N

Cassandra Morgan TM UW-Eau Claire So F [email protected] 715-271-6524 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Caitlyn Hyde TM UW-Whitewater Fr F [email protected] 608-630-6006 Hiawatha Starbucks Y

Camber Posewitz TM UW-Madison So F [email protected] 920-946-8594 Hiawatha Jellystone N

Christine Lamp TL UW-Madison Jr F [email protected] 262-226-9929 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Haley Brown TM UM-Duluth So F [email protected] 218-391-9878 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Grace Prins TM UM-Twin Cities So F [email protected] 507-382-6617 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Mikayla Otto TM UMR Fr F [email protected] 715-579-8523 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Nathan Reynhout TL SDSU Jr M [email protected] 605-861-9887 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Daniel Reasa TM UW-Madison Jr M [email protected] 608-843-3206 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Matthew Clark TM MSU-Mankato So M [email protected] 612-718-8133 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Preston Boudreaux TM UW-Whitewater Fr M [email protected] 815-847-0930 Hiawatha Kalahari

Adam Zajac TL UW-Madison Jr M [email protected] 608-443-6391 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Topher Mullenix TM UM-Twin Cities Jr M [email protected] 763-202-9825 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Michael Montavo TM UW-Whitewater So M [email protected] 920-277-8915 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Grant Winsand TM UW-Eau Claire Fr M [email protected] 715-456-1522 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Joel Stomberg TL UM-Duluth Jr M [email protected] 763-218-1392 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Mitchell McGlinn TM UW-Whitewater So M [email protected] 414-232-5244 Hiawatha Kalahari

Trevor Larson TM SDSU Jr M [email protected] 605-840-8868 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Jonathan Maschhoff TM UM-Twin Citites Fr M [email protected] 218-851-6805 Hiawatha Kalahari

Daniel Johnson TL MSU-Mankato Jr M [email protected] 612-860-2272 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Andrew Duit TM RCTC Fr M [email protected] 507-285-7210 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Tyler Youngquist TM SDSU Jr M [email protected] 605-553-8969 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Dells STP 2016 Members

First Name Last Name TL/TM Campus Yr M/F E-mail Phone Team Name Staff Housing Job CarKaitie Bergmann TL UW-Whitewater Jr F [email protected] 847-363-8982 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Ariel Bigalk TM RCTC Jr F [email protected] 507-250-3244 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Abby Anglehart TM UW-Madison Jr F [email protected] 920-883-7217 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Emily Mochel TM SDSU So F [email protected] 605-214-6244 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Naomi Morgenstern TL UW-Whitewater Sr F [email protected] 414-322-2187 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Kristin Stomberg TM UM-Twin Cities Fr F [email protected] 763-218-0434 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Nicole Halverson TM MSU-Mankato Gr F [email protected] 952-270-6973 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Emily Lehner TM UW-Madison So F [email protected] 262-825-2959 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Alexandra Scardino TL UW-Whitewater So F [email protected] 608-343-0341 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Katie Roe TM UM-Twin Cities Fr F [email protected] 608-719-8888 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Becca Thomas TM UW-Eau Claire Fr F [email protected] 715-441-3247 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Samantha Syta TM UW-Madison Fr F [email protected] 414-419-2962 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Rachel Boegel TL RCTC Jr F [email protected] 507-993-6720 Hiawatha Jellystone N

Cassandra Morgan TM UW-Eau Claire So F [email protected] 715-271-6524 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Caitlyn Hyde TM UW-Whitewater Fr F [email protected] 608-630-6006 Hiawatha Starbucks Y

Camber Posewitz TM UW-Madison So F [email protected] 920-946-8594 Hiawatha Jellystone N

Christine Lamp TL UW-Madison Jr F [email protected] 262-226-9929 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Haley Brown TM UM-Duluth So F [email protected] 218-391-9878 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Grace Prins TM UM-Twin Cities So F [email protected] 507-382-6617 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Mikayla Otto TM UMR Fr F [email protected] 715-579-8523 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Nathan Reynhout TL SDSU Jr M [email protected] 605-861-9887 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Daniel Reasa TM UW-Madison Jr M [email protected] 608-843-3206 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Matthew Clark TM MSU-Mankato So M [email protected] 612-718-8133 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Preston Boudreaux TM UW-Whitewater Fr M [email protected] 815-847-0930 Hiawatha Kalahari

Adam Zajac TL UW-Madison Jr M [email protected] 608-443-6391 Hiawatha Kalahari N

Topher Mullenix TM UM-Twin Cities Jr M [email protected] 763-202-9825 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Michael Montavo TM UW-Whitewater So M [email protected] 920-277-8915 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Grant Winsand TM UW-Eau Claire Fr M [email protected] 715-456-1522 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Joel Stomberg TL UM-Duluth Jr M [email protected] 763-218-1392 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Mitchell McGlinn TM UW-Whitewater So M [email protected] 414-232-5244 Hiawatha Kalahari

Trevor Larson TM SDSU Jr M [email protected] 605-840-8868 Hiawatha Kalahari Y

Jonathan Maschhoff TM UM-Twin Citites Fr M [email protected] 218-851-6805 Hiawatha Kalahari

Daniel Johnson TL MSU-Mankato Jr M [email protected] 612-860-2272 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Andrew Duit TM RCTC Fr M [email protected] 507-285-7210 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Tyler Youngquist TM SDSU Jr M [email protected] 605-553-8969 Hiawatha Jellystone Y

Dells STP 2016 Members

Dells STP

Sunday Monday

May

June

July

August

8

9

15

16

22 23

29 TL Orientation

30 TM Arrive/ Prog Dinner

5 6 Prog Dinner Bible Study #1



26

27 Prog Dinner Bible Study #4


10

11 Prog Dinner Bible Study #6

17 18 Prog Dinner

Bible Study #7


31

1 Last Work Day Prog Dinner Bible Study #9

7 8

14 15

21 22

Dells STP 2016 Program Calendar

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

10 11 12 13

17

18 19

20

24 Staff Arrive

25 26

27TL Arrive

31 TM Orientation

1 Job Training/ Start Work

2 NavNight Gospel 4 Real Life David Teten

3 Gospel4David Teten

7 Evangelism Training; Team Dates

8 Day Off 9 NavNight Identity in Christ The McCombs

10Identity in ChristThe McCombs


15 Day Off 16 NavNight Relationships The Grafs

17RelationshipsThe Grafs

Prog Dinner

21 Lake Day

22 Day Off 23 NavNight Others-Centered Living The Holders

24OtherLiving The Holders


29

30 NavNight The Word of God Bill Teten

1 Workshop: The Word of GodBill Teten

5 Team “Weekend”

6 Day Off 7 Nav-O-Espresso

8 Noah

12 Evangelism Training/ Team Dates

13 14 NavNight World Vision Joe Maschhoff

15World Vision

19 Parents’ Visit & Banquet

20 Day Off 21 NavNight Prayer & God’s Promises Alec Glass

22Prayer &PromisesAlec Glass

26 Canoe Day? Team Dates

27 Day Off 28 NavNight Called to the Campus Tim Chamberlain

29Called to theCampusTim Chamberlain

2 All Depart Cleanup/Depart

3 4 5

9 10 11 12

16 17 18 19

23 24 25 26

Calendar

Friday Saturday

13 14

20 21

27 TL Arrive

28 TL Orientation

Workshop: Gospel4 Real Life David Teten

4

10 Workshop: Identity in Christ The McCombs

11

17 Workshop: Relationships The Grafs

18

24 Workshop: Others-Centered Living The Holders

25

Workshop: The Word of God Bill Teten

2

Workshop: Noah Haas

9

15 Workshop: World Vision

Joe Maschhoff

16

22 Workshop: Prayer & God’s Promises Alec Glass

23

29 Workshop: Called to the Campus Tim Chamberlain

30

6

2 13

19 20

6 27

Relational Contract

As a member of the Dells STP 2016, by God’s grace, I commit to:

1. Relating with humility, respect and trust toward my fellow STP participants

2. Being resolved in tension, misunderstanding and conflict toward my fellow Team Members

3. Not unnecessarily sharing issues with those who are not either involved or able to assist in its resolution

4. Discussing conflict with a third party only in an effort to eventually effectively bring the issue to the

attention of the primary party

5. Speaking well of my fellow STP participants

6. Forgiving and asking for forgiveness

7. Overlooking minor offenses

8. Holding others accountable to these commitments and allowing others to hold me accountable

______________________________________________________ ______________________________

Signature Date

May 22, 2016

Congratulations on

We are so excited to have you join us this summer in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin! We

challenging, and life-changing summer. We truly look forward to seeing what God will do!

Based on years of experience, The Navigators has come up with wise and necessary policies to ensure a fun

and safe environment for everyone in

initials in the three designated places confirming that you will adhere to the STP policies.

back from you to confirm that you will

to the policies. After you have emailed your reply to

information along with helpful fund-

Summer Training Program Policies

The Summer Training Program has designed standards and policies to accomplish the goals of the

program. These standards are not necessarily policy for all environments, but are deemed necessary for a

spiritual project of this nature.

1. We are committed to providing an environment of safety and protection in a busy summer tourist

destination.

a) Curfew is at 11:00pm (lights out at midnight) on worknights and 1:00am on nights off. Curfew

means in your room.

b) Only people part of the Dells STP may stay

about any guests or family members.

c) Ladies, please be wise when you are out after dark. Men, please be available if they need an

escort.

d) Clubs or bars are not to be attended. This does not include restaur

e) Extreme sports such as bungee jumping or cliff jumping are prohibited.

f) No unscheduled out of town trips. The director will have to approve any exceptions.

g) No tattooing or body piercing while at the program.

h) Parents are welcome to visit the program at all times.

2. We are committed to maintain high moral standards as a Christian testimony as we live among the lost.

a) Honor the Lord with your appearance. Women

strap tops. Tank tops and sleeveless shirts are fine. Please wear modest swimsuits. Men

please don’t bring speedos for swimming and keep your shirts on when you are at the hotel

area.

b) No mixed gender in your rooms. You are encouraged to hang out together in the courtyard and

to go on group dates.

c) Follow all policies for your hotel and your job.

Congratulations on your acceptance to the Dells STP 2016

We are so excited to have you join us this summer in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin! We

changing summer. We truly look forward to seeing what God will do!


and safe environment for everyone involved in STP. Please read the following and electronically sign your

initials in the three designated places confirming that you will adhere to the STP policies.

back from you to confirm that you will officially be participating in the program

After you have emailed your reply to [email protected], we will send you additional

-raising material.

Summer Training Program Policies

has designed standards and policies to accomplish the goals of the

These standards are not necessarily policy for all environments, but are deemed necessary for a

ed to providing an environment of safety and protection in a busy summer tourist

Curfew is at 11:00pm (lights out at midnight) on worknights and 1:00am on nights off. Curfew

Only people part of the Dells STP may stay overnight at the hotel. Contact the STP director

about any guests or family members.

Ladies, please be wise when you are out after dark. Men, please be available if they need an

Clubs or bars are not to be attended. This does not include restaurants like Applebee’s, etc.

Extreme sports such as bungee jumping or cliff jumping are prohibited.

No unscheduled out of town trips. The director will have to approve any exceptions.

No tattooing or body piercing while at the program.

to visit the program at all times.


Honor the Lord with your appearance. Women-don’t bring and wear halter tops or spaghetti

and sleeveless shirts are fine. Please wear modest swimsuits. Men


No mixed gender in your rooms. You are encouraged to hang out together in the courtyard and

Follow all policies for your hotel and your job.

Dells STP 2016!

We are so excited to have you join us this summer in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin! We know it will be a fun,

changing summer. We truly look forward to seeing what God will do!


volved in STP. Please read the following and electronically sign your

initials in the three designated places confirming that you will adhere to the STP policies. We need to hear

rogram and that you agree

, we will send you additional

has designed standards and policies to accomplish the goals of the

These standards are not necessarily policy for all environments, but are deemed necessary for a

ed to providing an environment of safety and protection in a busy summer tourist

Curfew is at 11:00pm (lights out at midnight) on worknights and 1:00am on nights off. Curfew

overnight at the hotel. Contact the STP director

Ladies, please be wise when you are out after dark. Men, please be available if they need an

ants like Applebee’s, etc.

No unscheduled out of town trips. The director will have to approve any exceptions.


don’t bring and wear halter tops or spaghetti-

and sleeveless shirts are fine. Please wear modest swimsuits. Men-


No mixed gender in your rooms. You are encouraged to hang out together in the courtyard and

3. We are committed to creating an environment that will best foster your spiritual growth and the other

goals of the program.

a) All program activities are required functions and must be attended on time. The weekly

schedule reflects required functions.

b) No leaving the program before it is officially over. Exceptions should be discussed with the

Program Director.

c) Work a 40 hr/wk job (24 hrs for team leaders) and follow all employment guidelines.

d) Keep your job and work hard all summer-even if you don’t enjoy it. We have assured the

employers that our participants will be good workers.

e) Be considerate of others at all times. Keep quiet hours, help with travel fuel expenses when

carpooling to work or other events, etc.

f) Study the Bible.

g) Memorize Bible verses.

h) Maintain a clean and orderly room. (Beds made, clothes put away, regular cleaning, etc.)

Please email me with answers to the following questions: (If you need more time to pray about it, talk

to your parents, or wait to hear back on an internship or something, please do email me and let me know this.)

1. Will you commit to our beginning and ending dates? If so, initial here:

Team Members are to arrive in the Wisconsin Dells on Tuesday May 30th between 10am-12pm

Team Leaders are to arrive on Saturday May 27th.

All program participants should plan to leave Monday, August 2nd after 6:00pm.

If you have any challenges with these dates please let me know so we can try to work something out.

2. Will you commit to staying for the entire program without leaving? If so, initial here:

Everyone is expected to stay at the program throughout the summer unless there is a family

emergency, a health need, or a wedding that you are IN. Please email me and let me know of any

situations, you are currently aware of, that will cause you to be gone from the program.

3. Are you willing to commit to the Program Policies? If so, initial here:

This will be an intense summer of discipleship, studying the Bible and spiritual growth. We

plan on having lots of fun together and making new friendships, but want you to know that this is not a

carefree, easy summer hanging out at the water parks. Failure to abide by the previously listed guidelines

may be grounds for dismissal from the training program.

We are excited for you and for your decision to spend a summer training yourself in godliness. We will be

praying that this will be a rewarding and blessed experience. See you in the Dells!

In Christ,

David Teten

Dells STP 2016 Director

719-271-0622

[email protected]

Authenticity in a Team

Group Discussion – share Scripture when possible

How should the Gospel promote authenticity in our team dynamic?

Why would we want authentic interaction in our team?

Why do we have fears showing our

How can we prevent authenticity from becoming a license for sin, especially in areas such as

complaining, bitterness, gossip, and slander?

What are some healthy boundaries for us, especially with reg

What are some practical ways we can each promote authenticity?


share Scripture when possible

How should the Gospel promote authenticity in our team dynamic?

Why would we want authentic interaction in our team?

Why do we have fears showing our “real selves” to others, especially in ministry?

we prevent authenticity from becoming a license for sin, especially in areas such as

complaining, bitterness, gossip, and slander?

What are some healthy boundaries for us, especially with regard to male/female sharing?

What are some practical ways we can each promote authenticity?

we prevent authenticity from becoming a license for sin, especially in areas such as

ard to male/female sharing?

Making the Most of STP

A few thoughts:

1) Be intentional about maximizing your summer to pursue more of Jesus

2) Embrace the program elements

3) Summer Vacation Program vs. Summer Training Program

4) Discern “good” versus “best”


1) Be intentional about maximizing your summer to pursue more of Jesus

2) Embrace the program elements

3) Summer Vacation Program vs. Summer Training Program

“best” and “fantasy” verses “reality”

Weekly Schedule for Dells STP 2016

Day Tuesday Wednesday

Who TM TL NS TM TL NS All All TM TL NS TM TL NS TM TL NS

7a-8a

8a-9a Opt. Purity Groups

9a-10a Prep Staff QT& Brkfst Extended Prep

10a-11a Time Mtg. Evangelism TAWG Time

11a-12p Work Work Work Training Work Work Work Work Work

12p-1p at Bridgepoint Staff Lunch

1p-2p & Outing*

2p-3p

3p-4p

4p-5p Program DAY

5p-6p Day OFF

6p-7p

7p-8p

8p-9p

9p-10p

10p-11p

11p-12a Curfew (11p)

Notes: Abbreviations

1. All program elements are non-negotiable. You cannot work during them. This includes: TM=Team Member

Program Dinner @ 7pm Mon; Bible Study@ 8pm Mon; Program Day - all day Tues; Day Off - all day Wed; TL=Team Leader

Nav Night @ 8pm Thurs; Workshop @ 8pm Friday; Team Time @ 8pm on Sat NS=Nav Staff

2. Your work hours will vary depending on your job, but your work days are non-negotiable. QT=Quiet Time

3. Daily Quiet Times can be adjusted to your schedule. You are encouraged to have quiet times as a team.

4. Schedule your one-to-one discipleship times at a set, weekly time * Evangelism Training is on 6/7, 6/14, 6/28, 7/12,

5. Curfew is at 11pm (in your room) and Lights Out is at 12am on work nights; Curfew is 1am on nights off. * Purity studies are optional for all students

Curfew (11p); Lights Out (12a) Curfew (11p); Lights Out (12a) Curfew (11p); Lights Out (12a)Curfew (11p); Lights Out (12a)

TL Training

Nav Night

at United Presbyterian

Workshop Night

at United Presbyterian

with Staff

Program Dinner

Bible Study Prep Team TimeBible Study Discussion

Sunday Monday

QT & Breakfast QT & Breakfast

TL Bible Study

Saturday

QT & Breakfast QT & Breakfast QT & Breakfast

Thursday Friday

Week of ______________

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY7:00

8:00

9:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

6:00

7:00

8:00

9:00

10:00

11:00

To do List: Phone Calls:

Dells STP 2016- Orientation Schedule

May 30th

-June 1st

Date/Time Scheduled Events Important Info

Monday May 30th

2:00pm-5:00pm

5:30

Welcome, Check-in and move in

Dinner

At BridgePoint

Dinner at Bowman Park (Broadway)

7:00-7:15pm

7:15-7:30

7:30-9:00

Welcome, Staff & Team Intros

Vision of Dells STP

“Tour” of the Dells

(David)

(David)

Photo-scavenger hunt

Tuesday May 31st

7:00-8:00am

8:00-12:00

Breakfast and Quiet Time with Team

Unpack/Settle in/Walmart runs

12:00pm Lunch on your own

1:00-5:00pm

1:00-1:15pm

1:15-1:30

1:30-2:15

2:15-2:30

2:30-2:45

2:45-3:15

3:15-3:30

3:30-3:45

3:45-4:00

4:00-4:15

4:15-4:30

4:30

Comprehensive Orientation

Welcome & Mixer


Nuts & Bolts of STP:

--Binder, Schedule, Logistics, Q & A

Relational Covenant

Break


Policies Skits – The Hammer

Break

Insider Mentality – Housing & Work

Working as Unto the Lord

Employer Relations

Buffer

Location: Bridgepoint

(???)

(David)

(???)

(???)

(Team Leaders, in teams discussion)

(Andrew w/Team Leaders)

(Tim)

(???)

(David)

6:00-8:00pm Team Dinner and Team Fun Night

Wednesday June 1st

8:00-9:00a

Breakfast and QT with team

Rest of Day Unpack/Settle in; Work Orientation

Thursday June 2nd

7:00-8:00

Breakfast and QT with team

Rest of Day First Day of Work

May 4, 2016

Dear

Thank you for your willingness to partner with The Navigators and our Summer Training Program in the Wi

Dells for summer 2016. We are very grateful for the employment you have

hope that they will be some of your best employees and that they will be a blessing to you and your business this

summer. This is one of our key training

In addition to their responsibilities at yo

elements, which include times of spiritual training and development during their

These elements include times of personal mentoring, small group Bible study, corporate worship, leaders

development, outreach experiences and cross

We’ve done our best to schedule these program elements

to your business when you need them

we would love to discuss options and help when

By way of reminder, the chart below provides

Times in blue are open for work availability

Sunday Monday

7:00am

Work Work

7:00pm Dinner

8:00pm Team Bible Study

Bible Study Discuss

Thanks again for your partnership! Please call or

Sincerely,

David Teten


719-271-0622 | [email protected]

1 Full-time employees are available to work from 7am

additional leadership training on Mondays and Thursdays, but are available 7am

Thank you for your willingness to partner with The Navigators and our Summer Training Program in the Wi

We are very grateful for the employment you have provided our students.

they will be some of your best employees and that they will be a blessing to you and your business this

training objectives for the students in our program.

In addition to their responsibilities at your business, these students are committed to our planned program

times of spiritual training and development during their time in the Dells this summer.

personal mentoring, small group Bible study, corporate worship, leaders

and cross-cultural relationships with the many international workers.

one our best to schedule these program elements during days and times that keep the students available

when you need them most. Please be in contact with us if you encounter scheduling difficulties

discuss options and help when possible.

By way of reminder, the chart below provides a basic overview of our program to assist you with your scheduling.

Times in blue are open for work availability1. Students are available to begin work at 12pm on Thursday, May 2

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Program

Work Outreach Day Off Work Work

Dinner

Bible Study Worship Leadership

Discuss Night Develop

Thanks again for your partnership! Please call or email me if you have any questions or feedback for us.

time employees are available to work from 7am-7pm Thursday through Monday. Part-time employees have

additional leadership training on Mondays and Thursdays, but are available 7am-7pm Friday-Sunday.

Thank you for your willingness to partner with The Navigators and our Summer Training Program in the Wisconsin

provided our students. We expect and

they will be some of your best employees and that they will be a blessing to you and your business this

our planned program

time in the Dells this summer.

personal mentoring, small group Bible study, corporate worship, leadership

cultural relationships with the many international workers.

times that keep the students available

. Please be in contact with us if you encounter scheduling difficulties -

overview of our program to assist you with your scheduling.

. Students are available to begin work at 12pm on Thursday, May 22nd

.

Saturday

Work

Leadership Cross

Cultural

email me if you have any questions or feedback for us.

time employees have

Sunday.

April 14, 2016

Greetings!

We are thrilled for your son or daughter’s involvement with

Training Program for 2016! Across the nation, The Navigators has 500+ students registered for a total of

12 summer programs. Each of these students

know Christ and to make Him known,” especially as they have seen the impact o

their friends and peers.

Together with the nine other full-time Navigator staff who will be leading

thank you for entrusting your son or daughter to us this summer. After a long school

home, we know it’s difficult to add the majority of the summer to that time away. Yet, we believe that

this investment of time, energy, and focus will pay dividends for a lifetime.

Amidst all of the information and registration details, it might not be cl

about. A concise way to think of it is to blend seminary, a mission trip, and Bible camp

experience. Our key goals for each student include:

• Learning to “work heartily as for the Lord” (Colossians 3:23) in

excellent employee, taking responsibility, and growing in Christ

• Being deeply established in their apprenticeship to Jesus Christ through weekly Bible study, one

to-one mentoring, personal daily devotions, Scriptur

• Being equipped for lay-ministry toward others (including the 3,0

will be living and working near this summer!) through lead

outreach training, and a variety

• Developing friendships and community, having fun, and making memories that last a lifetime

Finally, I want to make sure you know that you are more than welcome to come to the Dells and visit

your son or daughter at any time! In add

20th. This includes a formal banquet on

students, and the employers, as well as hear about the program highlights and s

your son/daughter. Watch your mail for invitations including more detailed information!

If you have any questions or concerns at any point, please don’t hesitate to contact me. We invite you to

be actively praying with us for the k

Parent’s Visit in July, or sooner! For all of us on the Dells 2016

summer, doing life and ministry with your son or daughter!

Grace,

David Teten


719-271-0622 | [email protected]

son or daughter’s involvement with The Navigators and in the Dells Summer

Across the nation, The Navigators has 500+ students registered for a total of

12 summer programs. Each of these students—including your child—is eager to invest their summer “to

know Christ and to make Him known,” especially as they have seen the impact of a summer program on

time Navigator staff who will be leading the program in the Dells, let me

thank you for entrusting your son or daughter to us this summer. After a long school

difficult to add the majority of the summer to that time away. Yet, we believe that

this investment of time, energy, and focus will pay dividends for a lifetime.

Amidst all of the information and registration details, it might not be clear what exactly this program is

about. A concise way to think of it is to blend seminary, a mission trip, and Bible camp

experience. Our key goals for each student include:

arning to “work heartily as for the Lord” (Colossians 3:23) in their summer job, being an

excellent employee, taking responsibility, and growing in Christ-like character

eing deeply established in their apprenticeship to Jesus Christ through weekly Bible study, one

one mentoring, personal daily devotions, Scripture memory, and in-depth Bible teaching

ministry toward others (including the 3,000+ international students they

will be living and working near this summer!) through leadership development, workshops,

outreach training, and a variety of ministry experiences

eveloping friendships and community, having fun, and making memories that last a lifetime


time! In addition, there is an “official” Parent’s Visit planned for

banquet on July 19th which will be a unique opportunity to meet other parents,

students, and the employers, as well as hear about the program highlights and spend extended time with



e key goals listed above and look forward to meeting you during the

For all of us on the Dells 2016 staff team, we are so excited for this

doing life and ministry with your son or daughter!

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The Navigators and in the Dells Summer

Across the nation, The Navigators has 500+ students registered for a total of

is eager to invest their summer “to

f a summer program on

the program in the Dells, let me

thank you for entrusting your son or daughter to us this summer. After a long school year away from

difficult to add the majority of the summer to that time away. Yet, we believe that

ear what exactly this program is all

about. A concise way to think of it is to blend seminary, a mission trip, and Bible camp all into one

their summer job, being an

eing deeply established in their apprenticeship to Jesus Christ through weekly Bible study, one-

depth Bible teaching

00+ international students they

ership development, workshops,

eveloping friendships and community, having fun, and making memories that last a lifetime


planned for July 19th -

will be a unique opportunity to meet other parents,

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look forward to meeting you during the

team, we are so excited for this

Churches

Locations

Bridgepoint Mission Center

Service Time: 9:30am

Address: 1009 Stand Rock Road,

Website: http://www.bridgepointmissioncenter.com

United Presbyterian Church

Service Time: 10:30am

Address: 730 Cedar Street, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

Website: http://www.dellschurch.org/

Walnut Hill Bible Church

Service Times:

Sunday: 8 & 11am

Sunday school at 9:45am

Monday: 6pm

Address: 1900 East Street, Baraboo, WI 53913

Website: http://www.walnuthillbible.com/

: 1009 Stand Rock Road, Wisconsin Dells, WI

http://www.bridgepointmissioncenter.com

Cedar Street, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

http://www.dellschurch.org/

Sunday school at 9:45am

Baraboo, WI 53913-9160

http://www.walnuthillbible.com/

Community Info

Locations

Grocery Stores

Super Wal-Mart

Address: 130 Commerce St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

(Near Jellystone - Take WI-23S, Store will be on left)

Zinke’s Village Market

Address: 216 Washington Ave.,

(6 Blocks from Dutch Mill; Close to Stanton)

Pharmacies

Walgreens Address: 300 Hwy 13, Wisconsin Dells

(Next to Starbucks off of WI- 13)

Broadway Travel Mart

Address: 802 Broadway, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

(Near Dutch Mill, Stanton)

Wal-Mart Pharmacy Address: 130 Commerce St, Wisconsin Dells

(Near Jellystone)

Post Office

Address: 310 Minnesota Ave, Wisconsin Dells, WI, 53965

(About 6 blocks from Dutch Mill

Visitor’s Bureau

Address: 701 Superior St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

Phone: (608) 254-4636

(About 6 blocks from Dutch Mill

Laundromat

Lake Dells Cleaners

Address: 741 Elm St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

(Near Stanton, Dutch Mill)

Community Info

130 Commerce St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

23S, Store will be on left)

, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

(6 Blocks from Dutch Mill; Close to Stanton)

Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

13)

: 802 Broadway, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965-1602

Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

310 Minnesota Ave, Wisconsin Dells, WI, 53965

(About 6 blocks from Dutch Mill)

701 Superior St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965-1562

(About 6 blocks from Dutch Mill)

741 Elm St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

Emergency Info

Locations

Urgent Care:

St. Clare Urgent Care (Location 1)

Address: 1306 Broadway, Wisconsin Dells

Phone: 608- 253- 8070

Hours:

Monday- Friday: 12pm- 8pm

Weekends: 9am- 5pm

St. Clare Urgent Care (Location 2)

Address: 530 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy South, Lake Delton

Phone: 608- 254- 5959

Hours:

7 Days a Week: 9am- 8pm

St. Clare Hospital (Baraboo)

Address: 707 14th

Street, Baraboo

Hospital Phone: 608-356-1400

Urgent Care Phone: 608-356- 1455

Urgent Care Hours:

Monday- Friday: 3pm- 10pm

Weekends and Holidays: 9am

Emergency Room:

If care is needed after urgent care hours, you will need to go to the

the nearest emergency room.

In case of a medical emergency room, contact medical/police help first. Once professional medical help

is on the way, then please notify a staff member.

Emergency Info

: 1306 Broadway, Wisconsin Dells

: 530 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy South, Lake Delton

Weekends and Holidays: 9am- 9pm

If care is needed after urgent care hours, you will need to go to the St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo


is on the way, then please notify a staff member.

St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo. This is


SAFETY & TRAVEL POLICIES

1. CURFEWS: Curfews will be in place for all

implies that you are in your room by the designated time for

1.1. Curfew for work-nights (nights prior to a day

of midnight.

1.2. Curfew for non-work-nights is 1:00 a.m., wi

encourage you to discuss and set a lights out ti

2. OVERNIGHT GUESTS: Only people part of the Dells STP may stay overnight at

apartment. Contact the STP director about any

of the Dells STP.

3. AFTER DARK GUIDELINES: Do your best to be safe and secure after dark. Though we don’t anticipate

any problems in this area, we want to take steps in order to prevent any potential incidents.

3.1. Ladies, please be wise when you are out after dark

possible.

3.2. Men, please be available and willing to help

being alone after dark as much as possible.

4. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES: The Dells area is full of great, fun activities, and we highly applaud any

initiative you take to partake in those activities with fellow team members, STP attendees, and

international or work friends. However, in the interest of wisdom, we ask that you

below listed activities.

4.1. Extreme sports such as bungee jumping or cliff jumping are prohibited.

you are unsure we would approve of you participating in, then please ask the STP director.

4.2. Clubs or bars are not to be attended while attending the STP. This does not include restaurants like

Applebee’s, Friday’s, etc. Again, if there is a restaurant in question, please ask the STP director.

4.3. While we as a staff team don’t necessarily disapprove of

theological standpoint, we ask that you refrain from

program.

5. TRIPS AND TRAVELING: You signed an agreement that you would be present for the entirety of the Dells

STP. Some exceptions can be made

following guidelines must be met:

5.1. The director will have to approve any scheduled out of town trips

5.2. All unscheduled out of town trips are prohibited.

6. PARENTS: Parents are welcome to

miss any work time or program events, unless you receive approval from the STP director.

DELLS STP POLICIES

2016

Curfews will be in place for all Team Leaders and Team Members of the Dells STP.

om by the designated time for each respective night.

nights (nights prior to a day of work) is at 11:00 p.m., with a final lights out time

nights is 1:00 a.m., with no assigned lights out time. However,

encourage you to discuss and set a lights out time for non-work-nights with your individual teams

Only people part of the Dells STP may stay overnight at

Contact the STP director about any visiting guests or family members who are not members

: Do your best to be safe and secure after dark. Though we don’t anticipate

want to take steps in order to prevent any potential incidents.

Ladies, please be wise when you are out after dark, and avoid being alone at night as much as

and willing to help any ladies in need of an escort

being alone after dark as much as possible.

: The Dells area is full of great, fun activities, and we highly applaud any

partake in those activities with fellow team members, STP attendees, and

international or work friends. However, in the interest of wisdom, we ask that you

Extreme sports such as bungee jumping or cliff jumping are prohibited. If there is an activity that


o be attended while attending the STP. This does not include restaurants like


While we as a staff team don’t necessarily disapprove of tattooing or body pi

theological standpoint, we ask that you refrain from getting new tattoos or piercings

: You signed an agreement that you would be present for the entirety of the Dells

STP. Some exceptions can be made for important life events (i.e. weddings and funerals), though the

following guidelines must be met:

l have to approve any scheduled out of town trips.

All unscheduled out of town trips are prohibited.

Parents are welcome to visit the program at all times, though this cannot be an excuse to


embers of the Dells STP. “Curfew”

.

of work) is at 11:00 p.m., with a final lights out time

th no assigned lights out time. However, we highly

ghts with your individual teams.

Only people part of the Dells STP may stay overnight at your hotel, dorm, or

who are not members

: Do your best to be safe and secure after dark. Though we don’t anticipate

want to take steps in order to prevent any potential incidents.

avoid being alone at night as much as

an escort at night. Also avoid

: The Dells area is full of great, fun activities, and we highly applaud any

partake in those activities with fellow team members, STP attendees, and

international or work friends. However, in the interest of wisdom, we ask that you refrain from the

If there is an activity that


o be attended while attending the STP. This does not include restaurants like


tattooing or body piercing from a

getting new tattoos or piercings while at the

: You signed an agreement that you would be present for the entirety of the Dells

for important life events (i.e. weddings and funerals), though the

the program at all times, though this cannot be an excuse to


POLICIES OF MORAL STANDARD

1. APPEARANCE AND DRESS: In wisdom and care, honor the Lord and others with your appearance.

1.1. Women, don’t bring and wear halter-tops or spaghetti-strap tops. Tank tops and sleeveless shirts

are fine. Please wear modest swimsuits.

1.2. Men, don’t bring speedos for swimming and keep your shirts on when you are in the hotel and

dorm common areas.

2. LIVING PEACEABLY: Since you will be living and working alongside new friends this summer, and

because we have a very real enemy who is seeking to ruin what good God will bring from the STP, we

have set some policies in place to aid you in adjusting well to your homes and job situations.

2.1. No men in women’s dorms, hotel rooms, or apartments – and vice versa. However, we implore you

to hang out together in courtyards and common areas and to go on group dates. Being intentional

at forming friendships with members of teams other than your own will serve to make your STP

even better.

2.2. Follow all policies set for your hotel and your job as prescribed by your supervisor or landlord.

Respect the authority of those to whom it has been given – your employers, housing overseers, and

STP staff.

2.3. Team members will work a 40-hour/week job, while team leaders will work a 24-hour/week job.

2.4. Keep your job and work hard all summer, even if you don’t enjoy it. We have assured the

employers that our participants will be good workers. Remember, you are not merely representing

yourself or the Navs, but Christ Himself.

2.5. Maintain a clean and orderly living area (beds made, clothes put away, regular cleaning, etc.).

2.6. Help with travel and fuel expenses when carpooling to work or other events.

2.7. Be considerate of others at all times – your roommates, teammates, coworkers, and neighbors.

Keep quiet hours, do favors to serve one another, be quick to ask for forgiveness and to forgive.

POLICIES ON COMMITMENT TO CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT

1. ATTENDANCE: All program activities are required functions and must be attended on time and in full.

The weekly schedule reflects required functions.

1.1. No leaving the program before it is officially over. Exceptions must be discussed with and

approved by the STP director.

1.2. No skipping STP functions and events. The STP director must be informed of and approve all

exceptions.

2. SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT: You are here to grow, so we ask that you take the commitment to spiritual

development seriously. This will bring more true joy to your STP experience than any other source.

2.1. Study the Bible, both on your own and as assigned by the STP curriculum.

2.2. Memorize Bible verses, and use them to fuel you in your work, outreach, and living relationships.

2.3. Pray often, both in your alone time with God and with other STP attendees. Pray to praise God and

for Him to provide for yourself and others.

2.4. Be intentional in reaching out to your coworkers and neighbors, though do so with gentleness and

respect. They may never hear truth or see the gospel lived out from another believer.

2.5. Love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength.

2.6. Love your neighbor as yourself.

Daily Devotional Plan

Daily Devotional Plan

This Week’s Theme: Orientation Week

May 27

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Colossians 1:15-23

Write down 2 or 3 observations from this passage.

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Which thought or verse impacted you most? Why?

Write out a practical application of that verse or insight.

Spend extended time praying and review your Scripture memory


May 28

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: John 15:1-11


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May 29

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Proverbs 3:1-12


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This Week’s Theme: Gospel for Real Life

May 30

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Ephesians 2:1-10


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May 31

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 1 John 4:7-21


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June 1

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11


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June 2

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Galatians 3:1-14


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June 3

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Psalm 51 (optional 2 Sam 11-12)


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June 4

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Matthew 18:21-35


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June 5

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 1 John 3:11-24


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This Week’s Theme: Identity in Christ

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June 7

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June 9

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Romans 8:1-17


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June 10

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 1 John 2:28-3:3


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June 11

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Luke 9:18-27


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This Week’s Theme: Relationships

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June 14

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 1 Corinthians 13


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June 16

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Acts 2:42-47


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June 17

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June 19

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Proverbs 5


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This Week’s Theme: Other-Centered Living

June 20

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Mark 10:35-45


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June 21

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Philippians 2:1-11


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June 22

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This Week’s Theme: The Word of God

June 27

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 2 Timothy 3:10-17


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June 28

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 2 Peter 1:16-21, 3:14-18


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June 29

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Psalm 1


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June 30

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Joshua 1:1-9, Deut. 6:1-9


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July 1

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Isaiah 55:6-11


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July 2

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Hebrews 4:11-13


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July 3

Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: 1 Peter 1:22-2:3


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This Week’s Theme: World Vision

July 11

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July 15

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July 16

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July 17

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This Week’s Theme: Prayer & God’s Promises

July 18

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This Week’s Theme: Called to Campus

July 25

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July 26

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Pray, then read thoughtfully through this passage: Jeremiah 15:10-21


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