CBC is designed to instill discipline, respect for authority, integrity, unity and morality back into the
lives of young men and young women. The course consists of a five day orientation period followed by a four-day intense survival
camping
trip within the first nine days. Afterwards they participate in a ROPES Course designed to help develop teamwork. The trainees, as they are referred to, spend the the majority of the remaining days of the course in spiritual and physical development as well as conducting community service projects and participating in some specialized training. They are fed three meals a day and they live on campus for the duration of the course. At the end of
the 32-day course, the trainees who endured are spotlighted at our
elegant graduation banquet ceremony, which promotes self-esteem
and a sense of accomplishment. The graduates are dressed in tuxedos/
gowns with family and friends
in attendance.
The
young men and women of the generation need the "kick-start"
that CBC provides, but the fruit of CBC would be all but
lost without the continual dynamic of our Mentorship Program.
Midway through the in-residence courses of CBC, the trainee
will be paired with a mentor. After graduation, the mentor will
help to keep the trainee on the right track until their 20th birthday.
The
child is not the only one that needs to change; the home environment
also needs to make some adjustments. CBC Family Conferences
are designed to equip the parents with skills, knowledge and techniques
to bring out the very best in their child. The parent must agree
to attend a total of three-three day CBC Family Conferences before
we will agree to enroll your child into Christian Boot Camp.
