MSM Summer Camp 2025
Southeastern University, 1000 Longfellow Blvd Lakeland, FL 33801
The (FBCN MSM Summer Camp 2025) Activity and the related risks and dangers to which your child may be exposed includes, without limitation, the following: Ground transportation from First Baptist Church of Naples to Southeastern University, 1000 Longfellow Blvd Lakeland, FL 33801 spending the night in college bed dormitories; “door-to-door” and all other types of evangelism; yard work and cleaning (indoors and outdoors); recreation time including; Low ropes course; zip line; paintball; baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, human foosball, and other sports and games; “messy games'' including but not limited to the use of: fruit (non-toxic paint), water, and other messy items; worship services including fog and other lighting effects; children’s ministry including sports, puppets, Bible stories, crafts and coloring; schools, churches and other places and other non profit mission outreach locations; revival, prayer, devotional and other services; shopping, eating; and swimming in the lake. Related risks and dangers include natural disasters, including but not limited to rain, lightning, wind, tornados, and hurricanes. Other activities may require individual forms such as zip line & paintball if provided. Students may participate in slip and slide activities; these activities could include, but are not limited to: kickball, hockey, tag and other competitive games. The games played on the slip and slides may encourage students to run, slide, race, stop quickly or other necessary procedures to effectively play. Soap, or other slippery substances may be used to aid students in sliding across the surface. By nature, slip and slides are slippery which may cause students to slip, fall, be knocked down, or collide into another student. Lake activities provide for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, water blob, trampoline, tubing, water slide, hammocking and other recreational activities; Other recreational Lake activities; Boat tubing, boarding a boat, riding a boat; encountering changing water flows, increased flows and the possibility that the student may be jolted, jarred, bounced or thrown to and fro, separated from the tube or boat, etc. during rides through some of these changing water flows; the tube may break down or be faulty; it is possible that loss of control of the tube can occur resulting in collision or capsizing or sinking and that if a tube turns over or flips the student could be “washed” overboard; tubes are slippery when wet and are naturally unstable so that the student could slip and fall or be knocked out of the tube even in flat or non-moving water; while in the water the student may become disoriented, panicked, etc; the student can slip or fall during hiking or portaging or getting to and from the tube or tubing areas and the student and/or parent understands that the areas in which they may hike sometimes hides dangerous obstacles such as tree wells, tree stumps, creeks on lake perimeter, etc; the tube or any portion of it may collide with or encounter other boats, man-made or natural objects including submerged or semi-submerged trees, rocks, branches, boulders, bridges, etc; accidents can occur getting on and off the tube; changing weather conditions, storms or even lightening are possible; exposure to the natural elements can be uncomfortable and/or harmful and the student and/or parent is aware that this expose could cause sunburn, dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, heat cramps, hypothermia or fatigue, some or all of which may diminish the student or other participants’ ability to react or respond; the student and/or parent understand that prolonged exposure to cold water can result in “cold water immersion”syndrome or “cold shock”, hypothermia, etc; the student may encounter dangerous wildlife, insects,etc. **All Lake Activities include those listed above but not limited to.** Each of these activities involves risks related to, among other things, negligence, intentional torts, and product defect. You understand that this explanation of the Activity and related risks and dangers is not exhaustive,and that it is your responsibility to investigate all of the potential risks and dangers related to the Activity.

HSM Summer Camp 2025
Lake Placid Camp and Conference Center, 2665 Placid View Drive, Lake Placid, FL 33852
The (FBCN HSM Summer Camp 2025) Activity and the related risks and dangers to which your child may be exposed includes, without limitation, the following: Ground transportation from First Baptist Church of Naples to Lake Placid Camp and Conference Center 2665 Placid View Drive Lake Placid, FL 33852; spending the night in camp bunk style bed dormitories; “door-to-door” and all other types of evangelism; yard work and cleaning (indoors and outdoors); recreation time including; Low ropes course; zip line; paintball; baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, human foosball, and other sports and games; “messy games'' including but not limited to the use of: fruit (non-toxic paint), water, and other messy items; worship services including fog and other lighting effects; children’s ministry including sports, puppets, Bible stories, crafts and coloring; schools, churches and other places and other non profit mission outreach locations; revival, prayer, devotional and other services; shopping, eating; and swimming in the lake. Related risks and dangers include natural disasters, including but not limited to rain, lightning, wind, tornados, and hurricanes. Other activities may require individual forms such as zip line & paintball if provided. Students may participate in slip and slide activities; these activities could include, but are not limited to: kickball, hockey, tag and other competitive games. The games played on the slip and slides may encourage students to run, slide, race, stop quickly or other necessary procedures to effectively play. Soap, or other slippery substances may be used to aid students in sliding across the surface. By nature, slip and slides are slippery which may cause students to slip, fall, be knocked down, or collide into another student. Lake activities provide for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, water blob, trampoline, tubing, water slide, hammocking and other recreational activities; Other recreational Lake activities; Boat tubing, boarding a boat, riding a boat; encountering changing water flows, increased flows and the possibility that the student may be jolted, jarred, bounced or thrown to and fro, separated from the tube or boat, etc. during rides through some of these changing water flows; the tube may break down or be faulty; it is possible that loss of control of the tube can occur resulting in collision or capsizing or sinking and that if a tube turns over or flips the student could be “washed” overboard; tubes are slippery when wet and are naturally unstable so that the student could slip and fall or be knocked out of the tube even in flat or non-moving water; while in the water the student may become disoriented, panicked, etc; the student can slip or fall during hiking or portaging or getting to and from the tube or tubing areas and the student and/or parent understands that the areas in which they may hike sometimes hides dangerous obstacles such as tree wells, tree stumps, creeks on lake perimeter, etc; the tube or any portion of it may collide with or encounter other boats, man-made or natural objects including submerged or semi-submerged trees, rocks, branches, boulders, bridges, etc; accidents can occur getting on and off the tube; changing weather conditions, storms or even lightening are possible; exposure to the natural elements can be uncomfortable and/or harmful and the student and/or parent is aware that this expose could cause sunburn, dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, heat cramps, hypothermia or fatigue, some or all of which may diminish the student or other participants’ ability to react or respond; the student and/or parent understand that prolonged exposure to cold water can result in “cold water immersion”syndrome or “cold shock”, hypothermia, etc; the student may encounter dangerous wildlife, insects,etc. **All Lake Activities include those listed above but not limited to.** Each of these activities involves risks related to, among other things, negligence, intentional torts, and product defect. You understand that this explanation of the Activity and related risks and dangers is not exhaustive,and that it is your responsibility to investigate all of the potential risks and dangers related to the Activity.

Student Weekend 2025
First Baptist Church Naples. 3000 Orange Blossom Drive, Naples, FL 34109
The (FBCN Student Weekend 2025) Activity and the related risks and dangers to which your child may be exposed includes, without limitation, the following: Transportation by ground from First Baptist Church of Naples to surrounding Host Homes and to local organizations for missions. Students will engage in mission opportunities and activities such as but not limited to: soup kitchens, homeless outreach, pregnancy resource centers and other non profits, backyard Bible studies and evangelism; yard work and cleaning (indoors and outdoors); “door-to-door” and activities; baseball, basketball, soccer, ropes courses and other sports and recreational activities; children’s ministry including sports, puppets, Bible stories, crafts and coloring; choir singing in hospitals, school, churches and other places; revival, prayer, devotional and other services; shopping, eating, swimming in the ocean. Each of these activities involves risks related to, among other things, negligence, intentional torts, and product defect. You understand that this explanation of the Activity and related risks and dangers is not exhaustive, and that it is your responsibility to investigate all of the potential risks and dangers related to the Activity.

6th Grade Mission Retreat 2026
First Baptist Church Naples. 3000 Orange Blossom Drive, Naples, FL 34109
The (FBCN Student Ministry 6th Grade Mission Retreat 2026) Activity and the related risks and dangers to which your student may be exposed includes, without limitation, the following: ground transportation within the state of Florida; “door-to-door” and other types of evangelism; baseball, basketball, soccer and other sports; children’s ministry including sports, puppets, Bible stories, crafts, and coloring; choral singing in hospitals, schools, churches and other outside venues etc; revival, prayer, devotional and other services; shopping; eating; and swimming in the ocean. Each of these activities involves risks related to, among other things, negligence, intentional torts, and product defect. You understand that this explanation of the Activity and related risks and dangers is not exhaustive, and that it is your responsibility to investigate all of the potential risks and dangers related to the Activity.

Student Leadership Retreat 2025
Theme Parks in Orlando, FL and Instate Travel
The (Student Leadership Retreat 2025) Activity and the related risks and dangers to which your child may be exposed includes, without limitation, the following: transportation by ground from Naples, FL to Orlando, FL; rides and activities related to Universal Studios Theme Park and SeaWorld; transportation to and from conference center activities; swimming; and participation in conference sessions. Each of these activities involves risks related to, among other things, negligence, intentional torts, and product defect. You understand that this explanation of the Activity and related risks and dangers is not exhaustive, and that it is your responsibility to investigate all of the potential risks and dangers related to the Activity.

Spring Break Mission Trips 2026
Instate, National and International Travel
The (FBCN Student Ministry Spring Break Mission Trips 2026) Activity and the related risks and dangers to which your student may be exposed includes, without limitation, the following: ground transportation within the state of Florida, international air and ground transportation; “door-to-door” and other types of evangelism; baseball, basketball, soccer and other sports; children’s ministry including sports, puppets, Bible stories, crafts, and coloring; choral singing in hospitals, schools, churches and other outside venues etc; revival, prayer, devotional and other services; shopping; eating; hiking mountains and volcanoes; zip lining; boat rides, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking; landsliding; and swimming in the ocean. Each of these activities involves risks related to, among other things, negligence, intentional torts, and product defect. You understand that this explanation of the Activity and related risks and dangers is not exhaustive, and that it is your responsibility to investigate all of the potential risks and dangers related to the Activity.

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HS Summer Camp 2025