youth

This form is for you to give your permission and consent for your child(ren) to participate in the various activities, events, and trips that are a part of the Grace Baptist Church Airdrie Grace Youth. These events include, but are not limited to: retreats, beach runs, service projects, concerts, sporting events, shopping trips, fun events, bus trips, and more. (External community events may require you to sign their own event specific waiver).

This information will be kept on file, and will only be accessed by current staff; you will not be asked to fill out another form, unless a third party requires it. This form will be valid on the date it is signed by a legal guardian. If any information needs to be updated, it is the responsibility of the legal guardian to notify staff and submit a new online form.

By filling out this online waiver, I agree that my child(ren) have my permission to participate in the various activities, events, and trips that are part of the Grace Baptist Church Youth Ministry.

Please contact Connor Bayduza @ connor@graceairdrie.ca if you have any questions or concerns.

If it will be necessary for your child to take prescription medication during a trip, the parent/guardian must inform the Ministry leader in writing before the child will be allowed permission to go on the field trip/excursion. We are unable to provide ANY medication for students under our care unless assisting a student with emergency medication (inhaler, epi-pen, etc).

Photos are a great way for us to share with our church family all the wonderful things that are happening in our ministries! Completion of this form grants Grace Airdrie acceptable usage of ministry related photos. If you do not wish for your child to be in any of our promotional material (social media, emails, website, etc.), Please contact the specified ministry leader. Please note that if you do not wish to have your child in a photo, we may opt to blur the individual's face from said photo.

The risk of injury exists in every field trip/excursion and regular youth activities. However, due to the nature of some activities, the risk of injury may increase. Injuries may range from minor sprains and strains to more serious injuries. There is also a risk to exposure of pathogens/illness when your child attends any youth activities. The safety and well-being of your children is a prime concern, and attempts are made to manage as effectively as possible the foreseeable risks.