HEA Clubs & Clinics

Our goal is that of intertwining spiritual truths with sports, arts, and activities for the purpose of teaching kids to apply Scripture to all that they do. All activities are under the direction of competent Christian staff. First aid personnel are on duty and every precaution is taken for the well being of each child.

If your child is in 7th grade or above & would be interested in volunteering his/her time to help out with the Kindergarten-2nd grade activities, you can request an application for the Servant's Heart Program.

Schedule of Clubs & Clinics

For a schedule of clubs, including start and end dates, please see Schedule and Pricing.

Club & Clinics Activities for Spring 2012

Adventures in Stories

Children will go on adventures each week as they read and hear stories that will set loose and enrich their imaginations.  Short stories will be shared as well as games and activities that help them flesh out the pictures in their minds.  The K-2nd grade children will listen to the story of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis throughout the semester.  The 3rd-5th grade children will read for themselves the exciting tale On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness by Andrew Peterson.

Baseball

Participants will learn the basic skills of the game, including hitting, pitching, throwing, catching, and more.  They will learn the rules of the game and lessons to apply to their lives from the sport.

Homeschool Hangout

This activity will give your kids the opportunity to meet with friends and make new ones while they play a variety of different games, from board games to outdoor activities.

Dodgeball & Obscure Sports

Games that are not played professionally and of course, a variety of dodge ball games will give kids the opportunity to have fun and work together.

Drawing & Sketching

In Drawing and Sketching, participants will learn about the fundamentals of charcoal, shapes, shades, and more.  They will produce work that will leave parents amazed.

Fun Games

A variety of games and activities will be played around New Life Camp and kids will have fun as they learn how to work as individuals and teams.

Physical Fitness

This is a good chance for kids to get physical activity while learning about various sports & games as well as understanding how to keep our bodies fit.

Teeball

Younger children will enjoy the opportunities to learn this game in a fun environment. They will learn the basic skills of the game, including hitting, throwing, catching, and more.  It's the perfect opportunity to develop your little Louisville Slugger.

Volleyball

These middle school and high school activities are designed for those wanting to learn to play volleyball or to gain more experience with volleyball. Participants will learn and improve their individual volleyball skills, as well as learning team play.