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As a band, Instead of Silver has been playing together and leading worship for the last 12 years. As a modern rock/worship band they use music as a medium to share the gospel message of Jesus everywhere they play. Through their music they try and build relationships wherever they can so that they might find opportunities to connect with people wherever they are. Whether it is leading worship for a conference, a worship service, or playing a concert, IOS is a high-energy band that loves every chance to proclaim the name of Jesus.
THIRDLIFE, the stage name of Aaron White, represents a pivotal evolution in his 20-year journey through the world of Electronic Dance Music. Originating from the intimate settings of his London, Ontario bedroom, where he mixed old-school hip-hop on vintage record players, his passion quickly propelled him into the local and eventually international music scene.
As THIRDLIFE, he infuses new energy and perspectives into his performances, seamlessly blending genres like Trance, Funky House, Mainstage, Melbourne Bounce, and Melodic House. This identity marks a rebirth in his career, embracing the endless possibilities of EDM to create experiences that resonate with and energize audiences.
With a history of captivating both small clubs and arenas of over 5,000 attendees, THIRDLIFE continues to break barriers and craft memorable moments. His sets are more than just performances; they are connections made through music, designed to thrill and engage every listener.
There will be various sport opportunities over the weekend, including pick-up sports (soccer and basketball) and tournaments. Choose to sign up for the volleyball or dodgeball tournament (or both)! Registration will be open on the Friday night of the weekend, with tournaments being held on Saturday. All skills levels welcome!
The Hub is the perfect spot to hang out this weekend! There’s lots to do. We’ll have ping pong, air hockey, board games, snacks for sale, and much more! Drop on by with your friends or meet someone new! There will be something fun for everyone.
Be sure to bring cash so you can come grab a cold drink or a tasty snack from our tuck shop. PLUS, every night we will be BBQing delicious hot dogs and Dettweiler’s sausage with all the fixin’s!
Keep checking our webpage for special events and activities, such as archery, arts & crafts, talent show, inflatables, and more!
The retreat is geared toward Jr. High students, so primarily grade 7 and 8 students. Some churches include grade 6 and/or 9 students in their Jr. High ministry as well, and these students are welcome to join their groups for the weekend!
Is there a minimum or maximum group size?
Nope! Feel free to bring one, two, ten, fifty, or one hundred students! There will be lots to do for individuals and groups of any size, and lots of people to meet and hang out with from youth groups across Ontario. Smaller groups may choose to partner up with another group and attend together.
You collect registration information and money from your students and then register and pay for your whole group with us. Churches and groups will need to create their own individual registration form and have each of their students attending REBOOT fill it in and obtain the necessary parent/guardian signatures. Please consult with your insurance and protection plan policies to know what to include in this form. You will want to have these forms with you at the event, but you will not be required to hand them in on arrival. We do ask that you include our media release in your registration process, as we may not be covered by your group’s media release. Once you have registered, you will receive a group information form for you to fill out and hand in to the office when you arrive at the retreat.
Group sign-in begins as early as 6:00 pm on Friday night. The first scheduled activity is the leaders meeting at 8:30, followed by session around 9:15. The last event on the schedule on Sunday is lunch at 11:45, so most groups will get on the road between 12:30 and 1.
Bring tents or even trailers and camp out for the weekend! Some cabins are also available, with priority given to volunteers and groups coming from longer distances.
Food will be provided by our Kitchen team. After getting your food from the dining hall, you can eat outside in the dining tent. In the case of bad weather, we may open up the dining hall for eating as well.
No problem! Since the cost is per person, you can simply fill in another registration form and pay for the additional students, and then add those students to your info sheet that you will bring with you to the retreat.
