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IV. Program (Please see attached tentative schedule) *As we seek to nurture our spiritual relationship with God and enjoy the company of our friends in our community of faith, this years CI consists of: - Worship Experiences - Interactive and Creative Lectures - Bible Studies - Interest Groups - Small Groups (according to age) - Fun, games and more! V. Communication Tools Website: www.ncjsejci.wordpress.com Email: ci.cod2011@gmail.com Facebook Page: NCJ-SEJ Christmas Institute Yahoo! Group: NC-SEJChristmasInstitute@yahoogroups.com VI. Registration a.) How to Register There are two ways to register to CI: 1. Register online on the CI website or Facebook page 2. Download the registration form from the CI website and send completed form to St. Johns UMC along with payment. *A confirmation email will be sent to registrant when registration information is received. *Registration is incomplete until payment has been received. *Delegates must still complete a Medical and Photo Release Form (available on the website) and submit it during CI. b.) Registration Fee Early Registration (August-October 15th): $90 General Registration (October 16th-December): $110 *Checks are to be payable to St. Johns Youth with memo: CI 2011 VII. Finance Current Balance: $1000.00
(Pre-registration for 9 delegates St. Johns UMC) (Donation of $10 St. Johns UMC)
*St. Johns Youth is currently holding CIs funds. According to Tito Pong, it is difficult for CI to set up its own Account, thus he recommended that CI money should be kept in another church account for the mean time. Last year, Cosmopolitan UC held the CI money. St. Johns Youth was decided to hold the money by the Finance Committee. *There wasnt any money left from CI 2010 according to Pastor Bener Agtarap. A finance report of the past CI could not be produced. a.) Fundraising Plans 1. Ballroom Event (Please see poster) Date: October 7th (Friday) at 5 pm Venue: Edison Park UMC Tickets: $10/person Target Revenue: $800 (extra profit will be distributed to coordinating youth groups) 2. CI Shirt 3. Manual Ads 4. NCJ Grant Tito Pong is the liaison for the NCJ Grant.
b.) Future Expenses 1. Venue Down Payment (at least $2,000) due on October 26th 2. Supplies 3. Love gifts to Speakers 4. Subsidy to Adult Chaperones and Speakers if there is a significant amount of extra money VIII. Recommendations In lieu of our endeavors, we request the following recommendations to be approved: 1. that pastors will endorse and support the Ballroom Fundraising Event on Oct 7th as well as the other fundraising plans for CI 2. that a possibility of a centralized transportation plan for NIC delegates will be discussed 3. that pastors encourage and empower their youth groups representative and other youth leaders 4. that youth groups and pastors will also take part in promoting CI especially to Filipino-American youth groups in NIC IX. Closing Remarks The staff and council of this years CI has committed in doing their best to make CI 2011 meaningful and empowering to all delegates and leaders alike. We have taken bold courage to become completely accountable and responsible with the logistics and operations of CI. Nonetheless, we recognize the value of the wisdom and support of our pastors and adult leaders that we may achieve our goals. We thank God for all the blessings He has showered us, and we seek to give back all the glory to Him. Please continue to pray for this youth event.
Prepared by:
CI STAFF Program Committee Head: Jared Esguerra Members: Joash Mencias, Shalom Arellano & Kiyah Agtarap Secretariat Committee Head: Kathlyn Talapian Members: Pamela Fernandez, Mark Bibat, Audie Lomboy & Aaron Vidad Finance Committee Head: Danelle Baroja Members: Ann Mitra, Adrian Farrales, Alex Fitzwilliam & Wajana Moung-ngam Technical Committee Head: Zeph Fernandez Members: J.R. Ellasos, Abe Recile, Kim de Guzman & AJ Santos