As Christian people and representatives of participating churches, we commit ourselves to uphold certain moral standards of behavior. These include: Anything considered illegal for minors under civil and criminal law in Virginia is illegal to bring to Loving Neighbors Mission Camp. This would include tobacco use, vaping, alcohol consumption, and possession of firearms, weapons, or fireworks. Visitation between males and females in sleeping areas is prohibited. All participants are expected to be in designated places at all times, and to have a cooperative attitude. All participants are expected to respect the host church, the property of other campers, the homes and belongings where work is being done, as well as the designated work camp neighborhood. Any damage to the host church will be the sole responsibility of the person or persons who cause the damage, and the corresponding responsible adult(s). Quiet time begins one half-hour following the close of the last organized activity, and continues until 6:00 a.m. the following morning. All participants in Loving Neighbors Mission Camp are expected to be in their rooms during quiet time and to be respectful of others so that all may get plenty of rest. No outside visitors allowed on the work site or at the host church except parents of campers. Attire should be representative of the “church” at all times. Please dress respectfully!!! Any person leaving camp for any reason; MUST notify Camp Director. Youth Camper can only be picked up by a parent or legal guardian. LNMC is NOT responsible for any damage or theft to personal vehicles. Personal YOUTH Cell phones will NOT be allowed on work sites, during worship or during organized activities. If the cell phone of the youth is taken up it will not be returned until close of camp. All Campers & Volunteers are expected to assist in Camp Headquarters Clean Up – Prior to leaving Friday.