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FACI GUIDE For YES CAMP 2022
FACI GUIDE For YES CAMP 2022
Facilitator’s Guide
ATTIRE
Day 1 - RYD 2021 Green or any Green Shirt
Day 2 - Star Games 2021 Black or any Black shirt
Day 3 - Ignis White 2019 or any White shirt
Day 4 - Yes Camp 2022 shirt
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2. He/She will ask one participant the question “Do you Love Me?”
3. The Participant shall answer yes or no, once the answer is given the person who
asked the question will choose a number among the fishes
4. Each fish corresponds to a word that the person who asked the question will use to
relate it to themselves.
5. If the person asked answered yes, he/she will also pick the number from the
selection of the fishes in the yes column
6. If the person asked answered no, the person introducing themselves will pick the
number from the selection of the fishes in the no column.
7. Automatically, the person asked with the question “Do you Love Me?” will be the
next person to introduce themselves.
8. After they introduce themselves, encourage the participants to use the “virtual
clap” reaction button.
Note: Remind the participants that they don’t need to explain further how they relate the
word to themselves – one liner will do.
Reminders:
● Assign a leader for the cluster to coordinate for the cluster presentation and Mr and
Ms. YES CAMP
● Send a copy of the Guidelines through your Clusters Messenger Group Chat
● Remind participants to download and print a photo to the device that they will use
for the YES Camp that shows the people whom they treat as their “comfort zone” or
simply those people who they see as a safe place.
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Session Flow:
Time Activity
7:20-8:00 ● Session 1
8:00-8:20 ● Activity
Activity: 8:00-8:20 PM
Note: To be conducted by emcee
My Haven
The goal of this activity is to reminisce and rekindle the moments that they shared
with the persons with whom they shared their “comfort zones”. They are individuals or
groups that they personally see as their go-to, one call away friend/s, resting place, a group
where they are free to be themselves. These may be their family, best friends, barkada, or
youth ministry ate’s and/or kuya’s.
Materials:
● Photo (downloaded)
● Padlet.com as tool (https://padlet.com/fbcapistrano1/3yo39kxu9s1r9ccw)
Instructions:
● The facilitator/emcee will send a link for a padlet activity.
● The facilitator/emcee will explain the activity.
○ The participants will access the link shared to them.
○ In this activity, they will be requested to look for a picture that they wish to
share.
○ The photo should show the people whom they treat as their “comfort zone”
or simply those people who they see as a safe place.
○ They will then post this photo in the padlet and also answer a question “Why
do you see them as your comfort zone?”.
○ They will also include their Name, Group, and Parish-District.
○ They are also encouraged to give words of affirmation by commenting on
other participants’ posts and by liking them or clicking the heart (♡).
Additional note:
Day 2 - Session 2: From Nothingness in the Night to Fullness of Light : Fear Zone
(Break Out Rooms)
Date: July 8, 2022
Attire: STAR Games 2021 Black or any Black Shirt
Duration: 8:30 -9:30 pm
Materials Needed:
Participants Facilitators
● Gadget with functional microphone ● Gadget with functional microphone
and camera (Laptop, tablet, smart and camera (Laptop, tablet, smart
phone) phone)
● Headset ● Headset
● Internet Connection ● Internet Connection
● Short Bond Paper (Scratch) ● Timer (10 minutes)
● Pencil/Ball pen ● Powerpoint presentation/canva (for
pictures and for processing)
● Attendance of Participants
Session Flow:
Time Activity
Activity: FAITH ID
Processing Points:
● Our God from the Past is still the same God in the Present and in the Future - God
has never left us, even during his passion and death He was with us. He knows our
struggles and emptiness.
● We recognize God’s presence in the most unexpected ways - We feel God’s
presence when we ask for help, We feel His presence when He answers our prayers,
through our joyous moments. We experience His loving presence, even in the
simplest of ways because He is always with us.
● God always provides - He watches us, and knows exactly what, how and when to
provide our needs.
● God always helps us feel his presence through our friends or loved ones - In the
gospel, St. John the beloved disciple was the one who easily recognized Jesus
through the casting of the net, because he’s one of the eyewitnesses of Jesus' passion
and death. Just like in our lives, God reminds us through our friends/loved ones that
we are not alone in this journey. Our friends will always be there to help us
recognize His presence in the most difficult times.
● It’s okay to feel lost and weak at times, and we must learn to acknowledge these
feelings in this journey of serving God - serving God through the youth ministry is
not full of ups. It is not an assurance that everything in your life will go exactly as
planned. God teaches us to acknowledge these moments of spiritual dryness and
reflect among ourselves the reasons behind these experiences for us to be able to
put our Trust in Him more by strengthening our prayer lives. In this way we improve
our connection with God
Reminders:
1. Check the attendance of the participants through the Participants List of your
assigned Cluster.
○ Take a screenshot before ending the sessions for attendance and documentation
purposes.
2. Start the session at exactly 8:35 pm (5 mins grace period for those who are having
connectivity issues)
3. Remind the Participants of the following house rules for a fruitful and meaningful
zoom interaction:
a. Turning on your camera is very much appreciated. (If the internet connection
permits)
b. Keep your microphones muted unless allowed or requested to speak.
c. Follow the appropriate name format: Cluster_Name
d. Participate in the activities.
e. Use appropriate words when using the chat feature of the zoom meeting.
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Day 3 - Session 3: Yes, you know that I love you! : Learning Zone (Plenary)
Date: July 9, 2021
Attire: IGNIS Shirt White or any white shirt
Duration: 1:00 to 4:30 pm
Materials Needed:
Participants Facilitators
● Gadget with functional microphone ● Gadget with functional microphone
and camera (Laptop, tablet, smart and camera (Laptop, tablet, smart
phone) phone)
● Headset ● Headset
● Internet Connection ● Internet Connection
● 2 Short Bond Paper (clean) ● Powerpoint presentation
● Pencil/Ball pen (quadrants, reflection questions,
points for deepening)
Session Flow:
Time Activity
Reminders:
1. Be participative on plenary activities especially on Ice Breaker.
2. Listen to the sharing of the 5 speakers. If possible, take down notes of the points you
may highlight in the Breakout Room.
3. Check the attendance of the participants through the Participants List of your
assigned Cluster.
4. Start the session at exactly 3:10 pm (5 mins grace period for those who are having
connectivity issues)
5. Remind the participants of the following house rules for a fruitful and meaningful
zoom interaction:
a. Turning on your camera is very much appreciated. (If the internet connection
permits)
b. Keep your microphones muted unless allowed or requested to speak.
c. Follow the appropriate name format: Cluster_Name
d. Participate in the activities.
e. Use appropriate words when using the chat feature of the zoom meeting.
6. Request the participants to prepare the 2 bond papers and writing materials and put
it beside or near them. These materials should be prepared ahead before giving
instructions of the activity.
Processing Points:
● There are different types of love but the one that covers it all is Agape. All of the
types of love are important but we must remember that the one expressed to us by
our Creator is Agape. It is the greatest form of love that we may give to the people
around us and most especially to God and the Church. It is written that we should
love one another as He has loved us.
● We are challenged by Jesus to brave the deep waters by leaving the shore. Jesus
asked Simon Peter three times if he loves Him. This is a representation that Jesus
wanted us to go far beyond our comfort zones by removing our doubts, fears and
uncertainties that may hinder us to be His disciples.
● Out of His Love, God has given His only begotten Son to the world to be with
mankind. Through the Eucharist, we remember that Jesus has given His body
and blood for us to be saved from our sins. Just like God and Jesus, we need to
know how to sacrifice in order to truly give. It is when we know how to die before
others that we truly learn the real meaning of living for others.