Daytona Beach, Florida

July 27-31, 2020

Students start the day spending time with Jesus, learning about Him from the Bible and talking to Him in prayer. Students can do this on the beach or in the room, as long as everyone sticks together.

Next, we’ll kick off the mornings with a combination of sessions, community groups, and fun! Sessions are a lot like a Fuse night but better. Then, in community groups, students from all over the state connect and have a real talk. Throw in some crazy games and group activities, and by midday, everyone is getting hungry.

Lunch is different every day, but it’s always delicious. After eating, students have free time to relax on the beach, go shopping, or lounge at the pool — whatever the entire room can agree to.

Each night, we come together for dinner and an evening session. We sing, we learn, and we pray. Then, it’s back to the room for small group time. And maybe a little sleep. Maybe.

Student tickets are $399. Volunteer tickets are $100.

No. After signing up for Gauntlet, your money is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Yes. Our safety team travels to Gauntlet to ensure students’ safety. We assign one volunteer room leader to every four students. This leader has been background checked, interviewed, and trained. Your student’s room leader will be with your student at all times.

Room leaders care for students by leading small group times, ensuring students’ safety, being on time, and making sure students have the best week of their lives.

Fill out the volunteer interest form. This form lets us know you are interested in serving at Gauntlet. The Fuse team at your campus will be in touch about your next steps.

Yes! Students who graduated high school in May can attend Gauntlet as seniors.

Not yet. To come to Gauntlet, students must have completed sixth grade.

There will be an emergency phone line for you to call and get in contact with your student. You will find out more about this at the parent meeting.

One reason we opened registration early was to make it easier for families to send their students to Gauntlet by spreading the cost over several months. If you know you won’t be able to afford Gauntlet, even with a payment plan, you may be eligible for financial assistance.

Financial assistance applications will be available on Jan.12, 2020. If you think you’ll need a full or partial scholarship to send your student to Gauntlet, you’ll want to wait to register your student then.