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Christian Ministry Internship, Building on the Rock Community Church, Manchester, NJ

Posted 4/24/13

 

 

• QUALIFICATIONS: Summer Internship: Building on the Rock Community Church is a C&MA church located in Manchester, NJ and is heavily involved in Empowering Leaders, Discipleship, Church Planting, Disaster Relief, Prayer and Worship, etc. Please see our website at www.botrchurch.com to get a better feel for who we are. Potential summer staff must apply and be approved through a basic application. Staff are needed that are passionate about discipleship and missional living. Interns will be responsible to aide in a variety of areas across the ministry spectrum in order to learn discipleship and leadership skills. Candidate should have a desire to be involved in vocational ministry at some level. Interns will be trained in discipleship ministries in learning to lead ministries, equip disciples, lead events, evangelism, organizational leadership, developing and casting vision, etc.
• DUTIES: Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. For more information or to apply contact: or facebook.com/heyJennBertsche.
• LOCATION: Manchester, NJ
• DAYS/HOURS: Mid-May through Mid-August
• WAGE: $1000 + housing
• CONTACT: Jenn Bertsche 570-404-1630

Category: Ministry

Horn Creek/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

Posted 4/15/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: We desire individuals who have a history (different length for everyone) of living out their faith. We desire individuals who have a history of self control in the areas of alcohol, smoking, sexual immorality, food, and other potential addictions. We desire individuals who are teachable and desire to be challenged and grow in all areas of their life. We desire individuals who are teachable in daily biblical hospitality and servant-hood.
• DUTIES: The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 – 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community. Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults. Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/ Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION: Westcliffe, CO
• DAYS/HOURS: 40+/week
• WAGE: $550/month
• CONTACT: Sara West
• ONLINE: www.horncreek.org

Category: Ministry

Rock Wall Instructor, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be skilled or show an aptitude to learn the skills necessary to lead our indoor Rock Wall elective. Must have a servant's heart and a love for the Lord and kids!
• DUTIES: To lead our indoor Rock Wall Climbing electives as well as assist any other camper activities as needed.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: Days and some evenings
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Core Counselors, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Have a desire to serve the Lord and reach kids with the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Ministry can be hard, but the rewards are great! Must be flexible and have a servant's heart.
• DUTIES: Our Core Counselors are responsible to evangelize and disciple their campers by developing a potential lifetime relationship and leading them to the path of Christ. Required to lead devotions at night in their cabins. Assist in the supervising of games, personal devotions, Bible memory, cabin clean-up, chapel, camper free time, and other activities. Must be at least 18 years old.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: With Campers throughout the day. Has and Assistant counselor that takes them during the hours you have off.
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Videographer, Camp Cho-Yeh, Livingston, TX

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: College student Sound moral character, adaptability, and integrity attested by pastor and reputation Knowledge, skills and abilities in the areas of videography Must have skill and creative abilities to implement into the videography program Ability to maintain quality assurance of all videos Openness to persons of varying age, physical ability, race, and economic status Strong caring and nurturing personality Strong personal faith and the ability to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by being a living example Ability to navigate rugged, hilly terrain on foot. Must be ready to jump into any situation to get the perfect shot Desire and ability to work with children in the outdoors Ability to relate to one's peer groups Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self‑control Must know the ins and outs of Final Cut Pro
• DUTIES: It is an all summer position that is only available to staff 18 years or older. Videographers will produce 15 to 20 minute long highlight videos each week of camp to showcase that session and make copies to sell to campers and families. They will also have the opportunity to be creative with ideas and editing while filming other short videos (i.e. interviews and promotional videos). Applicants must be familiar with and capable of using Final Cut Pro, as well as passionate about their relationship with Christ and being in a camp setting. Check out this video to see what its like working at camp: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rhoH8Gf9WQ
• LOCATION: Livingston, TX
• DAYS/HOURS: 12 weeks
• WAGE: starting at $160 a week
• CONTACT: Dustin Kaps (936) 328 3200 ext 105
• ONLINE: http://www.cho-yeh.org/videographer

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Camp Counselor, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifications we look for in a staff member: 1. A sincere love for the Lord and a desire to see campers come to know and grow in Him 2. Agreement with the Camp Oak Hills philosophy, policies, and guidelines of conduct . 3. An eagerness to learn, love for campers, and evidence of a consistent walk with God 4. A willingness to fore-go personal rights for the common good of the camp and campers 5. Flexibility and an ability to work with campers and other staff
• DUTIES:The Cabin Counselors are on the front line of ministry. They are the primary spiritual leader and mentor to the campers. Each counselor, along with a co-counselor, is responsible for a cabin group of 8 – 10 campers. Counselors will also be involved in other responsibilities around camp as available and depending on specific skills.
• LOCATION: Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 weeks
• WAGE: $110 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Still looking for summer staff, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: If you are looking for a significant way to serve God this summer, prayerfully consider working at Camp Oak Hills. Serving is hard work, but has many rewards. The interaction with campers and fellow staff encourages spiritual growth and lasting friendships.
• DUTIES: We are still looking for staff to serve in the following areas: Cabin Counselors Lifeguards Head Cook Media Specialist
• LOCATION: Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 Weeks
• WAGE: Varies with positions. Approx $100 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Summer Staff Counselor, Camp JIM

Posted 3/20/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: A love for God, the growth of His Kingdom and for youth.
• DUTIES: Responsible for 8-10 campers along with a Jr. Counselor. Being a Christlike role model for them, leading devotions and building a mentoring relationship with each camper. Opportunity to participate in the music and drama ministry teams.
• LOCATION: Pillager, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: Varies
• WAGE: $190/week
• CONTACT: David Gielow 218-829-6767
• ONLINE: http://campjim.org/?201200003

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Staff, Lake Waubesa Bible Camp, Madison, WI

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Willing spirit Believers of Jesus Ready to be challenged
• DUTIES: Counselors Life-guard Cook Craft/Canteen Program Staff Audio/Visual Tech Nurse We want to pay YOU to play in the sun all day with the campers!
• LOCATION: Madison, WI
• DAYS/HOURS: Sunday - Saturday (6 day work week)
• WAGE: $200 per week. Lodging and Food FREE!
• CONTACT: James Davenport 319-389-5898
• ONLINE: www.lwbc.com

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

**Open until mid-May**

• QUALIFICATIONS: Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school to meet our minimum application requirements. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES: YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn. Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas. SITE DIRECTOR Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team. SITE COORDINATORS KIDS CLUB Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus’ love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children. PROGRAM Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis. Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities. Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team’s support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines. UTILITY Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students’ lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position. SERVICE Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community. WORK PROJECTS Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects. OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION: Nationwide
• DAYS/HOURS: 11 weeks
• WAGE: $2,500 Site Staff – $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT: Recruiting Associate 6127295444
• ONLINE: www.youthworksrecruiting.com

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Horn Creek Camp/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Horn Creek www.horncreek.org The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 - 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community.  Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults.  Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION:  Westcliffe, CO
• CONTACT:  Sara West

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Summer Missionary, Riverwoods Family Campus, St Charles, IL

• Description: For over 35 years Riverwoods has served youth in Fox Valley region, located 40 miles west of Chicago, through providing a summer camp experience free of charge. Riverwoods is an excellent opportunity to grow in the Lord and serve 800 youth as they come to summer camp. http://riverwoods.wordpress.com/
• Looking for Summer Missionaries who are:
  • In love with Jesus
  • Passionate to see God's Kingdom come amongst the lost and broken
  • Excited to see youth built up in their identity in Christ
  • Wanting to learn to serve
• Wage/Salary: missionaries need to raise portion of support
• Want to learn more?
  • Contact: Ben Shenkin
    H.O.P.E. Program Manager
    Office Hone: 630-584-2222 ext. 214
    E-mail:

Category: Ministry

Ramapo for Children, Rhinebeck, NY

• DESCRIPTION: Embrace the exceptional this summer!Camp Ramapo is one of the few residential summer camps serving children with social, emotional, and learning problems. Ramapo provides a safe, predictable, and highly structured environment, which fosters the development of positive social and learning skills. An overall one-to-one staff-to-camper ratio helps children who have repeatedly met with failure experience success. 
  • Ramapo offers an on-site college course through the National College Credit Recommendation Service (National CCRS). This course can be listed on an official university transcript for up to 9 semester hours of college credit through Excelsior College of the University of the State of New York. The course can be credited in one of the following disciplines: Education, Special Education, Educational Psychology, Therapeutic Recreation, Group Dynamics, Outdoor Recreation, Physical Education, Recreation, Camp Counseling, or Community Service. Your department may also have a fieldwork or independent study course which can be combined with this work.
  • Specialty Counselor Positions Include:
    • Outdoor/Woods Specialists
    • Ropes Course Facilitators
    • Athletics
    • Waterfront
    • Craft Areas
    • Performance Arts
    • Reading Center
    • Science Discovery Center
    • Garden & Animal Care
• LOCATION: Rhinebeck, NY
• FOR MORE INFORMATION: call (845) 876-8405 or apply online at www.ramapoforchildren.org

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

A Christian Ministry in the National Parks

• DESCRIPTION: A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is a grassroots, student-led ministry that began in Yellowstone National Park in 1951 with the dream of providing Christian community for the people working in, living in, and visiting the first national park in the world.

  Since then - for more than 60 years - ACMNP has given a Christian interpretation to the awe and grandeur of God's creation in the nation's national parks. ACMNP has always been a ministry in rather than to the national parks, serving employees, residents, and visitors through interdenominational worship services on Sundays.

  Today, ACMNP lives its mission by sending roughly 200 ministry team members into 75 locations in 25 national parks from Alaska to the Virgin Islands. Over 30,000 people worship together in ACMNP services every year, experiencing the glory of God by seeing it first-hand - nothing compares to the inspiration that comes from worshipping God the Creator in the beautiful outdoors.

• Worship: Tired of worshipping God surrounded by walls? Come sing, speak, and pray outside beneath the shadow of mountains. As a team, you will prepare and lead interdenominational outdoor services of worship each Sunday in your park. Nothing compares to the inspiration of leading worship at sunset overlooking the ocean!
• Work & Witness: Need to earn money this summer but want to serve God too? You CAN do both! Work a full-time hospitality job with a paycheck, housing, and meals included. Relational ministry among your coworkers is the heart of who we are - learning to love as Christ loves.
• Leadership: Not "outdoorsy"? That's OK. Life in the wilderness of God's creation can increase anyone's leadership ability. Fall asleep among wildflowers under the stars. Wake up to the singing of humpback whales. Allow God to transform you forever through the most dramatic locations on earth!
• Ready for the Next Step? If you're available for at least 90 days, apply ASAP between November and March at www.acmnp.com The application is quick and easy - what are you waiting for?

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

OPEN UNTIL MAY 2013

• QUALIFICATIONS: YouthWorks is a non-profit, multi-denominational youth mission's organization that has been running short-term summer mission trips for teenagers since 1994. We are based in Minneapolis and have 76 sites throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Post-college and college age staff are needed to lead these sites. Spend a summer living in a diverse community. Facilitate mission trips for 65 students and adults that come each week ready to serve. Experience life change.
  
  • Minimum application requirements:  Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff members are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES:
  • YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn.
  • Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas.
  • SITE DIRECTOR
    • Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team.
  • SITE COORDINATORS
    • KIDS CLUB
      • Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus' love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children.
    • PROGRAM
      • Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis.  Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities.  Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team's support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines.
    •  UTILITY
      • Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students' lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position.
    •  SERVICE
      • Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community.
    • WORK PROJECTS
      
      • Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects.
    • OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP
      • Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION:  United States
• WAGE:  $2,500 Site Staff - $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT:

For more information and to complete the application, please visit our website - www.youthworksrecruiting.com.

Category: Ministry

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Christian Ministry Internship, Building on the Rock Community Church, Manchester, NJ

Posted 4/24/13

 

 

• QUALIFICATIONS: Summer Internship: Building on the Rock Community Church is a C&MA church located in Manchester, NJ and is heavily involved in Empowering Leaders, Discipleship, Church Planting, Disaster Relief, Prayer and Worship, etc. Please see our website at www.botrchurch.com to get a better feel for who we are. Potential summer staff must apply and be approved through a basic application. Staff are needed that are passionate about discipleship and missional living. Interns will be responsible to aide in a variety of areas across the ministry spectrum in order to learn discipleship and leadership skills. Candidate should have a desire to be involved in vocational ministry at some level. Interns will be trained in discipleship ministries in learning to lead ministries, equip disciples, lead events, evangelism, organizational leadership, developing and casting vision, etc.
• DUTIES: Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. For more information or to apply contact: or facebook.com/heyJennBertsche.
• LOCATION: Manchester, NJ
• DAYS/HOURS: Mid-May through Mid-August
• WAGE: $1000 + housing
• CONTACT: Jenn Bertsche 570-404-1630

Category: Ministry

Horn Creek/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

Posted 4/15/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: We desire individuals who have a history (different length for everyone) of living out their faith. We desire individuals who have a history of self control in the areas of alcohol, smoking, sexual immorality, food, and other potential addictions. We desire individuals who are teachable and desire to be challenged and grow in all areas of their life. We desire individuals who are teachable in daily biblical hospitality and servant-hood.
• DUTIES: The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 – 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community. Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults. Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/ Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION: Westcliffe, CO
• DAYS/HOURS: 40+/week
• WAGE: $550/month
• CONTACT: Sara West
• ONLINE: www.horncreek.org

Category: Ministry

Rock Wall Instructor, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be skilled or show an aptitude to learn the skills necessary to lead our indoor Rock Wall elective. Must have a servant's heart and a love for the Lord and kids!
• DUTIES: To lead our indoor Rock Wall Climbing electives as well as assist any other camper activities as needed.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: Days and some evenings
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Core Counselors, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Have a desire to serve the Lord and reach kids with the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Ministry can be hard, but the rewards are great! Must be flexible and have a servant's heart.
• DUTIES: Our Core Counselors are responsible to evangelize and disciple their campers by developing a potential lifetime relationship and leading them to the path of Christ. Required to lead devotions at night in their cabins. Assist in the supervising of games, personal devotions, Bible memory, cabin clean-up, chapel, camper free time, and other activities. Must be at least 18 years old.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: With Campers throughout the day. Has and Assistant counselor that takes them during the hours you have off.
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Videographer, Camp Cho-Yeh, Livingston, TX

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: College student Sound moral character, adaptability, and integrity attested by pastor and reputation Knowledge, skills and abilities in the areas of videography Must have skill and creative abilities to implement into the videography program Ability to maintain quality assurance of all videos Openness to persons of varying age, physical ability, race, and economic status Strong caring and nurturing personality Strong personal faith and the ability to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by being a living example Ability to navigate rugged, hilly terrain on foot. Must be ready to jump into any situation to get the perfect shot Desire and ability to work with children in the outdoors Ability to relate to one's peer groups Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self‑control Must know the ins and outs of Final Cut Pro
• DUTIES: It is an all summer position that is only available to staff 18 years or older. Videographers will produce 15 to 20 minute long highlight videos each week of camp to showcase that session and make copies to sell to campers and families. They will also have the opportunity to be creative with ideas and editing while filming other short videos (i.e. interviews and promotional videos). Applicants must be familiar with and capable of using Final Cut Pro, as well as passionate about their relationship with Christ and being in a camp setting. Check out this video to see what its like working at camp: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rhoH8Gf9WQ
• LOCATION: Livingston, TX
• DAYS/HOURS: 12 weeks
• WAGE: starting at $160 a week
• CONTACT: Dustin Kaps (936) 328 3200 ext 105
• ONLINE: http://www.cho-yeh.org/videographer

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Camp Counselor, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifications we look for in a staff member: 1. A sincere love for the Lord and a desire to see campers come to know and grow in Him 2. Agreement with the Camp Oak Hills philosophy, policies, and guidelines of conduct . 3. An eagerness to learn, love for campers, and evidence of a consistent walk with God 4. A willingness to fore-go personal rights for the common good of the camp and campers 5. Flexibility and an ability to work with campers and other staff
• DUTIES:The Cabin Counselors are on the front line of ministry. They are the primary spiritual leader and mentor to the campers. Each counselor, along with a co-counselor, is responsible for a cabin group of 8 – 10 campers. Counselors will also be involved in other responsibilities around camp as available and depending on specific skills.
• LOCATION: Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 weeks
• WAGE: $110 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Still looking for summer staff, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: If you are looking for a significant way to serve God this summer, prayerfully consider working at Camp Oak Hills. Serving is hard work, but has many rewards. The interaction with campers and fellow staff encourages spiritual growth and lasting friendships.
• DUTIES: We are still looking for staff to serve in the following areas: Cabin Counselors Lifeguards Head Cook Media Specialist
• LOCATION: Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 Weeks
• WAGE: Varies with positions. Approx $100 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Summer Staff Counselor, Camp JIM

Posted 3/20/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: A love for God, the growth of His Kingdom and for youth.
• DUTIES: Responsible for 8-10 campers along with a Jr. Counselor. Being a Christlike role model for them, leading devotions and building a mentoring relationship with each camper. Opportunity to participate in the music and drama ministry teams.
• LOCATION: Pillager, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: Varies
• WAGE: $190/week
• CONTACT: David Gielow 218-829-6767
• ONLINE: http://campjim.org/?201200003

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Staff, Lake Waubesa Bible Camp, Madison, WI

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Willing spirit Believers of Jesus Ready to be challenged
• DUTIES: Counselors Life-guard Cook Craft/Canteen Program Staff Audio/Visual Tech Nurse We want to pay YOU to play in the sun all day with the campers!
• LOCATION: Madison, WI
• DAYS/HOURS: Sunday - Saturday (6 day work week)
• WAGE: $200 per week. Lodging and Food FREE!
• CONTACT: James Davenport 319-389-5898
• ONLINE: www.lwbc.com

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

**Open until mid-May**

• QUALIFICATIONS: Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school to meet our minimum application requirements. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES: YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn. Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas. SITE DIRECTOR Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team. SITE COORDINATORS KIDS CLUB Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus’ love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children. PROGRAM Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis. Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities. Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team’s support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines. UTILITY Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students’ lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position. SERVICE Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community. WORK PROJECTS Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects. OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION: Nationwide
• DAYS/HOURS: 11 weeks
• WAGE: $2,500 Site Staff – $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT: Recruiting Associate 6127295444
• ONLINE: www.youthworksrecruiting.com

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Horn Creek Camp/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Horn Creek www.horncreek.org The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 - 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community.  Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults.  Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION:  Westcliffe, CO
• CONTACT:  Sara West

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Summer Missionary, Riverwoods Family Campus, St Charles, IL

• Description: For over 35 years Riverwoods has served youth in Fox Valley region, located 40 miles west of Chicago, through providing a summer camp experience free of charge. Riverwoods is an excellent opportunity to grow in the Lord and serve 800 youth as they come to summer camp. http://riverwoods.wordpress.com/
• Looking for Summer Missionaries who are:
  • In love with Jesus
  • Passionate to see God's Kingdom come amongst the lost and broken
  • Excited to see youth built up in their identity in Christ
  • Wanting to learn to serve
• Wage/Salary: missionaries need to raise portion of support
• Want to learn more?
  • Contact: Ben Shenkin
    H.O.P.E. Program Manager
    Office Hone: 630-584-2222 ext. 214
    E-mail:

Category: Ministry

Ramapo for Children, Rhinebeck, NY

• DESCRIPTION: Embrace the exceptional this summer!Camp Ramapo is one of the few residential summer camps serving children with social, emotional, and learning problems. Ramapo provides a safe, predictable, and highly structured environment, which fosters the development of positive social and learning skills. An overall one-to-one staff-to-camper ratio helps children who have repeatedly met with failure experience success. 
  • Ramapo offers an on-site college course through the National College Credit Recommendation Service (National CCRS). This course can be listed on an official university transcript for up to 9 semester hours of college credit through Excelsior College of the University of the State of New York. The course can be credited in one of the following disciplines: Education, Special Education, Educational Psychology, Therapeutic Recreation, Group Dynamics, Outdoor Recreation, Physical Education, Recreation, Camp Counseling, or Community Service. Your department may also have a fieldwork or independent study course which can be combined with this work.
  • Specialty Counselor Positions Include:
    • Outdoor/Woods Specialists
    • Ropes Course Facilitators
    • Athletics
    • Waterfront
    • Craft Areas
    • Performance Arts
    • Reading Center
    • Science Discovery Center
    • Garden & Animal Care
• LOCATION: Rhinebeck, NY
• FOR MORE INFORMATION: call (845) 876-8405 or apply online at www.ramapoforchildren.org

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

A Christian Ministry in the National Parks

• DESCRIPTION: A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is a grassroots, student-led ministry that began in Yellowstone National Park in 1951 with the dream of providing Christian community for the people working in, living in, and visiting the first national park in the world.

  Since then - for more than 60 years - ACMNP has given a Christian interpretation to the awe and grandeur of God's creation in the nation's national parks. ACMNP has always been a ministry in rather than to the national parks, serving employees, residents, and visitors through interdenominational worship services on Sundays.

  Today, ACMNP lives its mission by sending roughly 200 ministry team members into 75 locations in 25 national parks from Alaska to the Virgin Islands. Over 30,000 people worship together in ACMNP services every year, experiencing the glory of God by seeing it first-hand - nothing compares to the inspiration that comes from worshipping God the Creator in the beautiful outdoors.

• Worship: Tired of worshipping God surrounded by walls? Come sing, speak, and pray outside beneath the shadow of mountains. As a team, you will prepare and lead interdenominational outdoor services of worship each Sunday in your park. Nothing compares to the inspiration of leading worship at sunset overlooking the ocean!
• Work & Witness: Need to earn money this summer but want to serve God too? You CAN do both! Work a full-time hospitality job with a paycheck, housing, and meals included. Relational ministry among your coworkers is the heart of who we are - learning to love as Christ loves.
• Leadership: Not "outdoorsy"? That's OK. Life in the wilderness of God's creation can increase anyone's leadership ability. Fall asleep among wildflowers under the stars. Wake up to the singing of humpback whales. Allow God to transform you forever through the most dramatic locations on earth!
• Ready for the Next Step? If you're available for at least 90 days, apply ASAP between November and March at www.acmnp.com The application is quick and easy - what are you waiting for?

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

OPEN UNTIL MAY 2013

• QUALIFICATIONS: YouthWorks is a non-profit, multi-denominational youth mission's organization that has been running short-term summer mission trips for teenagers since 1994. We are based in Minneapolis and have 76 sites throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Post-college and college age staff are needed to lead these sites. Spend a summer living in a diverse community. Facilitate mission trips for 65 students and adults that come each week ready to serve. Experience life change.
  
  • Minimum application requirements:  Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff members are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES:
  • YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn.
  • Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas.
  • SITE DIRECTOR
    • Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team.
  • SITE COORDINATORS
    • KIDS CLUB
      • Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus' love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children.
    • PROGRAM
      • Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis.  Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities.  Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team's support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines.
    •  UTILITY
      • Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students' lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position.
    •  SERVICE
      • Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community.
    • WORK PROJECTS
      
      • Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects.
    • OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP
      • Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION:  United States
• WAGE:  $2,500 Site Staff - $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT:

For more information and to complete the application, please visit our website - www.youthworksrecruiting.com.

Category: Ministry

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Christian Ministry Internship, Building on the Rock Community Church, Manchester, NJ

Posted 4/24/13

 

 

• QUALIFICATIONS: Summer Internship: Building on the Rock Community Church is a C&MA church located in Manchester, NJ and is heavily involved in Empowering Leaders, Discipleship, Church Planting, Disaster Relief, Prayer and Worship, etc. Please see our website at www.botrchurch.com to get a better feel for who we are. Potential summer staff must apply and be approved through a basic application. Staff are needed that are passionate about discipleship and missional living. Interns will be responsible to aide in a variety of areas across the ministry spectrum in order to learn discipleship and leadership skills. Candidate should have a desire to be involved in vocational ministry at some level. Interns will be trained in discipleship ministries in learning to lead ministries, equip disciples, lead events, evangelism, organizational leadership, developing and casting vision, etc.
• DUTIES: Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. For more information or to apply contact: or facebook.com/heyJennBertsche.
• LOCATION: Manchester, NJ
• DAYS/HOURS: Mid-May through Mid-August
• WAGE: $1000 + housing
• CONTACT: Jenn Bertsche 570-404-1630

Category: Ministry

Horn Creek/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

Posted 4/15/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: We desire individuals who have a history (different length for everyone) of living out their faith. We desire individuals who have a history of self control in the areas of alcohol, smoking, sexual immorality, food, and other potential addictions. We desire individuals who are teachable and desire to be challenged and grow in all areas of their life. We desire individuals who are teachable in daily biblical hospitality and servant-hood.
• DUTIES: The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 – 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community. Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults. Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/ Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION: Westcliffe, CO
• DAYS/HOURS: 40+/week
• WAGE: $550/month
• CONTACT: Sara West
• ONLINE: www.horncreek.org

Category: Ministry

Rock Wall Instructor, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be skilled or show an aptitude to learn the skills necessary to lead our indoor Rock Wall elective. Must have a servant's heart and a love for the Lord and kids!
• DUTIES: To lead our indoor Rock Wall Climbing electives as well as assist any other camper activities as needed.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: Days and some evenings
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Core Counselors, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Have a desire to serve the Lord and reach kids with the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Ministry can be hard, but the rewards are great! Must be flexible and have a servant's heart.
• DUTIES: Our Core Counselors are responsible to evangelize and disciple their campers by developing a potential lifetime relationship and leading them to the path of Christ. Required to lead devotions at night in their cabins. Assist in the supervising of games, personal devotions, Bible memory, cabin clean-up, chapel, camper free time, and other activities. Must be at least 18 years old.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: With Campers throughout the day. Has and Assistant counselor that takes them during the hours you have off.
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Videographer, Camp Cho-Yeh, Livingston, TX

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: College student Sound moral character, adaptability, and integrity attested by pastor and reputation Knowledge, skills and abilities in the areas of videography Must have skill and creative abilities to implement into the videography program Ability to maintain quality assurance of all videos Openness to persons of varying age, physical ability, race, and economic status Strong caring and nurturing personality Strong personal faith and the ability to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by being a living example Ability to navigate rugged, hilly terrain on foot. Must be ready to jump into any situation to get the perfect shot Desire and ability to work with children in the outdoors Ability to relate to one's peer groups Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self‑control Must know the ins and outs of Final Cut Pro
• DUTIES: It is an all summer position that is only available to staff 18 years or older. Videographers will produce 15 to 20 minute long highlight videos each week of camp to showcase that session and make copies to sell to campers and families. They will also have the opportunity to be creative with ideas and editing while filming other short videos (i.e. interviews and promotional videos). Applicants must be familiar with and capable of using Final Cut Pro, as well as passionate about their relationship with Christ and being in a camp setting. Check out this video to see what its like working at camp: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rhoH8Gf9WQ
• LOCATION: Livingston, TX
• DAYS/HOURS: 12 weeks
• WAGE: starting at $160 a week
• CONTACT: Dustin Kaps (936) 328 3200 ext 105
• ONLINE: http://www.cho-yeh.org/videographer

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Camp Counselor, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifications we look for in a staff member: 1. A sincere love for the Lord and a desire to see campers come to know and grow in Him 2. Agreement with the Camp Oak Hills philosophy, policies, and guidelines of conduct . 3. An eagerness to learn, love for campers, and evidence of a consistent walk with God 4. A willingness to fore-go personal rights for the common good of the camp and campers 5. Flexibility and an ability to work with campers and other staff
• DUTIES:The Cabin Counselors are on the front line of ministry. They are the primary spiritual leader and mentor to the campers. Each counselor, along with a co-counselor, is responsible for a cabin group of 8 – 10 campers. Counselors will also be involved in other responsibilities around camp as available and depending on specific skills.
• LOCATION: Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 weeks
• WAGE: $110 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Still looking for summer staff, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: If you are looking for a significant way to serve God this summer, prayerfully consider working at Camp Oak Hills. Serving is hard work, but has many rewards. The interaction with campers and fellow staff encourages spiritual growth and lasting friendships.
• DUTIES: We are still looking for staff to serve in the following areas: Cabin Counselors Lifeguards Head Cook Media Specialist
• LOCATION: Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 Weeks
• WAGE: Varies with positions. Approx $100 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Summer Staff Counselor, Camp JIM

Posted 3/20/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: A love for God, the growth of His Kingdom and for youth.
• DUTIES: Responsible for 8-10 campers along with a Jr. Counselor. Being a Christlike role model for them, leading devotions and building a mentoring relationship with each camper. Opportunity to participate in the music and drama ministry teams.
• LOCATION: Pillager, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: Varies
• WAGE: $190/week
• CONTACT: David Gielow 218-829-6767
• ONLINE: http://campjim.org/?201200003

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Staff, Lake Waubesa Bible Camp, Madison, WI

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Willing spirit Believers of Jesus Ready to be challenged
• DUTIES: Counselors Life-guard Cook Craft/Canteen Program Staff Audio/Visual Tech Nurse We want to pay YOU to play in the sun all day with the campers!
• LOCATION: Madison, WI
• DAYS/HOURS: Sunday - Saturday (6 day work week)
• WAGE: $200 per week. Lodging and Food FREE!
• CONTACT: James Davenport 319-389-5898
• ONLINE: www.lwbc.com

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

**Open until mid-May**

• QUALIFICATIONS: Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school to meet our minimum application requirements. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES: YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn. Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas. SITE DIRECTOR Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team. SITE COORDINATORS KIDS CLUB Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus’ love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children. PROGRAM Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis. Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities. Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team’s support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines. UTILITY Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students’ lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position. SERVICE Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community. WORK PROJECTS Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects. OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION: Nationwide
• DAYS/HOURS: 11 weeks
• WAGE: $2,500 Site Staff – $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT: Recruiting Associate 6127295444
• ONLINE: www.youthworksrecruiting.com

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Horn Creek Camp/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Horn Creek www.horncreek.org The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 - 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community.  Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults.  Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION:  Westcliffe, CO
• CONTACT:  Sara West

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Summer Missionary, Riverwoods Family Campus, St Charles, IL

• Description: For over 35 years Riverwoods has served youth in Fox Valley region, located 40 miles west of Chicago, through providing a summer camp experience free of charge. Riverwoods is an excellent opportunity to grow in the Lord and serve 800 youth as they come to summer camp. http://riverwoods.wordpress.com/
• Looking for Summer Missionaries who are:
  • In love with Jesus
  • Passionate to see God's Kingdom come amongst the lost and broken
  • Excited to see youth built up in their identity in Christ
  • Wanting to learn to serve
• Wage/Salary: missionaries need to raise portion of support
• Want to learn more?
  • Contact: Ben Shenkin
    H.O.P.E. Program Manager
    Office Hone: 630-584-2222 ext. 214
    E-mail:

Category: Ministry

Ramapo for Children, Rhinebeck, NY

• DESCRIPTION: Embrace the exceptional this summer!Camp Ramapo is one of the few residential summer camps serving children with social, emotional, and learning problems. Ramapo provides a safe, predictable, and highly structured environment, which fosters the development of positive social and learning skills. An overall one-to-one staff-to-camper ratio helps children who have repeatedly met with failure experience success. 
  • Ramapo offers an on-site college course through the National College Credit Recommendation Service (National CCRS). This course can be listed on an official university transcript for up to 9 semester hours of college credit through Excelsior College of the University of the State of New York. The course can be credited in one of the following disciplines: Education, Special Education, Educational Psychology, Therapeutic Recreation, Group Dynamics, Outdoor Recreation, Physical Education, Recreation, Camp Counseling, or Community Service. Your department may also have a fieldwork or independent study course which can be combined with this work.
  • Specialty Counselor Positions Include:
    • Outdoor/Woods Specialists
    • Ropes Course Facilitators
    • Athletics
    • Waterfront
    • Craft Areas
    • Performance Arts
    • Reading Center
    • Science Discovery Center
    • Garden & Animal Care
• LOCATION: Rhinebeck, NY
• FOR MORE INFORMATION: call (845) 876-8405 or apply online at www.ramapoforchildren.org

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

A Christian Ministry in the National Parks

• DESCRIPTION: A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is a grassroots, student-led ministry that began in Yellowstone National Park in 1951 with the dream of providing Christian community for the people working in, living in, and visiting the first national park in the world.

  Since then - for more than 60 years - ACMNP has given a Christian interpretation to the awe and grandeur of God's creation in the nation's national parks. ACMNP has always been a ministry in rather than to the national parks, serving employees, residents, and visitors through interdenominational worship services on Sundays.

  Today, ACMNP lives its mission by sending roughly 200 ministry team members into 75 locations in 25 national parks from Alaska to the Virgin Islands. Over 30,000 people worship together in ACMNP services every year, experiencing the glory of God by seeing it first-hand - nothing compares to the inspiration that comes from worshipping God the Creator in the beautiful outdoors.

• Worship: Tired of worshipping God surrounded by walls? Come sing, speak, and pray outside beneath the shadow of mountains. As a team, you will prepare and lead interdenominational outdoor services of worship each Sunday in your park. Nothing compares to the inspiration of leading worship at sunset overlooking the ocean!
• Work & Witness: Need to earn money this summer but want to serve God too? You CAN do both! Work a full-time hospitality job with a paycheck, housing, and meals included. Relational ministry among your coworkers is the heart of who we are - learning to love as Christ loves.
• Leadership: Not "outdoorsy"? That's OK. Life in the wilderness of God's creation can increase anyone's leadership ability. Fall asleep among wildflowers under the stars. Wake up to the singing of humpback whales. Allow God to transform you forever through the most dramatic locations on earth!
• Ready for the Next Step? If you're available for at least 90 days, apply ASAP between November and March at www.acmnp.com The application is quick and easy - what are you waiting for?

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

OPEN UNTIL MAY 2013

• QUALIFICATIONS: YouthWorks is a non-profit, multi-denominational youth mission's organization that has been running short-term summer mission trips for teenagers since 1994. We are based in Minneapolis and have 76 sites throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Post-college and college age staff are needed to lead these sites. Spend a summer living in a diverse community. Facilitate mission trips for 65 students and adults that come each week ready to serve. Experience life change.
  
  • Minimum application requirements:  Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff members are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES:
  • YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn.
  • Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas.
  • SITE DIRECTOR
    • Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team.
  • SITE COORDINATORS
    • KIDS CLUB
      • Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus' love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children.
    • PROGRAM
      • Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis.  Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities.  Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team's support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines.
    •  UTILITY
      • Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students' lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position.
    •  SERVICE
      • Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community.
    • WORK PROJECTS
      
      • Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects.
    • OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP
      • Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION:  United States
• WAGE:  $2,500 Site Staff - $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT:

For more information and to complete the application, please visit our website - www.youthworksrecruiting.com.

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Christian Ministry Internship, Building on the Rock Community Church, Manchester, NJ

Posted 4/24/13

 

 

• QUALIFICATIONS: Summer Internship: Building on the Rock Community Church is a C&MA church located in Manchester, NJ and is heavily involved in Empowering Leaders, Discipleship, Church Planting, Disaster Relief, Prayer and Worship, etc. Please see our website at www.botrchurch.com to get a better feel for who we are. Potential summer staff must apply and be approved through a basic application. Staff are needed that are passionate about discipleship and missional living. Interns will be responsible to aide in a variety of areas across the ministry spectrum in order to learn discipleship and leadership skills. Candidate should have a desire to be involved in vocational ministry at some level. Interns will be trained in discipleship ministries in learning to lead ministries, equip disciples, lead events, evangelism, organizational leadership, developing and casting vision, etc.
• DUTIES: Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. For more information or to apply contact: or facebook.com/heyJennBertsche.
• LOCATION: Manchester, NJ
• DAYS/HOURS: Mid-May through Mid-August
• WAGE: $1000 + housing
• CONTACT: Jenn Bertsche 570-404-1630

Category: Ministry

Horn Creek/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

Posted 4/15/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: We desire individuals who have a history (different length for everyone) of living out their faith. We desire individuals who have a history of self control in the areas of alcohol, smoking, sexual immorality, food, and other potential addictions. We desire individuals who are teachable and desire to be challenged and grow in all areas of their life. We desire individuals who are teachable in daily biblical hospitality and servant-hood.
• DUTIES: The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 – 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community. Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults. Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/ Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION: Westcliffe, CO
• DAYS/HOURS: 40+/week
• WAGE: $550/month
• CONTACT: Sara West
• ONLINE: www.horncreek.org

Category: Ministry

Rock Wall Instructor, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be skilled or show an aptitude to learn the skills necessary to lead our indoor Rock Wall elective. Must have a servant's heart and a love for the Lord and kids!
• DUTIES: To lead our indoor Rock Wall Climbing electives as well as assist any other camper activities as needed.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: Days and some evenings
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Core Counselors, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Have a desire to serve the Lord and reach kids with the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Ministry can be hard, but the rewards are great! Must be flexible and have a servant's heart.
• DUTIES: Our Core Counselors are responsible to evangelize and disciple their campers by developing a potential lifetime relationship and leading them to the path of Christ. Required to lead devotions at night in their cabins. Assist in the supervising of games, personal devotions, Bible memory, cabin clean-up, chapel, camper free time, and other activities. Must be at least 18 years old.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: With Campers throughout the day. Has and Assistant counselor that takes them during the hours you have off.
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Videographer, Camp Cho-Yeh, Livingston, TX

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: College student Sound moral character, adaptability, and integrity attested by pastor and reputation Knowledge, skills and abilities in the areas of videography Must have skill and creative abilities to implement into the videography program Ability to maintain quality assurance of all videos Openness to persons of varying age, physical ability, race, and economic status Strong caring and nurturing personality Strong personal faith and the ability to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by being a living example Ability to navigate rugged, hilly terrain on foot. Must be ready to jump into any situation to get the perfect shot Desire and ability to work with children in the outdoors Ability to relate to one's peer groups Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self‑control Must know the ins and outs of Final Cut Pro
• DUTIES: It is an all summer position that is only available to staff 18 years or older. Videographers will produce 15 to 20 minute long highlight videos each week of camp to showcase that session and make copies to sell to campers and families. They will also have the opportunity to be creative with ideas and editing while filming other short videos (i.e. interviews and promotional videos). Applicants must be familiar with and capable of using Final Cut Pro, as well as passionate about their relationship with Christ and being in a camp setting. Check out this video to see what its like working at camp: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rhoH8Gf9WQ
• LOCATION: Livingston, TX
• DAYS/HOURS: 12 weeks
• WAGE: starting at $160 a week
• CONTACT: Dustin Kaps (936) 328 3200 ext 105
• ONLINE: http://www.cho-yeh.org/videographer

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Camp Counselor, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifications we look for in a staff member: 1. A sincere love for the Lord and a desire to see campers come to know and grow in Him 2. Agreement with the Camp Oak Hills philosophy, policies, and guidelines of conduct . 3. An eagerness to learn, love for campers, and evidence of a consistent walk with God 4. A willingness to fore-go personal rights for the common good of the camp and campers 5. Flexibility and an ability to work with campers and other staff
• DUTIES:The Cabin Counselors are on the front line of ministry. They are the primary spiritual leader and mentor to the campers. Each counselor, along with a co-counselor, is responsible for a cabin group of 8 – 10 campers. Counselors will also be involved in other responsibilities around camp as available and depending on specific skills.
• LOCATION: Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 weeks
• WAGE: $110 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Still looking for summer staff, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: If you are looking for a significant way to serve God this summer, prayerfully consider working at Camp Oak Hills. Serving is hard work, but has many rewards. The interaction with campers and fellow staff encourages spiritual growth and lasting friendships.
• DUTIES: We are still looking for staff to serve in the following areas: Cabin Counselors Lifeguards Head Cook Media Specialist
• LOCATION: Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 Weeks
• WAGE: Varies with positions. Approx $100 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Summer Staff Counselor, Camp JIM

Posted 3/20/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: A love for God, the growth of His Kingdom and for youth.
• DUTIES: Responsible for 8-10 campers along with a Jr. Counselor. Being a Christlike role model for them, leading devotions and building a mentoring relationship with each camper. Opportunity to participate in the music and drama ministry teams.
• LOCATION: Pillager, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: Varies
• WAGE: $190/week
• CONTACT: David Gielow 218-829-6767
• ONLINE: http://campjim.org/?201200003

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Staff, Lake Waubesa Bible Camp, Madison, WI

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Willing spirit Believers of Jesus Ready to be challenged
• DUTIES: Counselors Life-guard Cook Craft/Canteen Program Staff Audio/Visual Tech Nurse We want to pay YOU to play in the sun all day with the campers!
• LOCATION: Madison, WI
• DAYS/HOURS: Sunday - Saturday (6 day work week)
• WAGE: $200 per week. Lodging and Food FREE!
• CONTACT: James Davenport 319-389-5898
• ONLINE: www.lwbc.com

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

**Open until mid-May**

• QUALIFICATIONS: Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school to meet our minimum application requirements. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES: YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn. Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas. SITE DIRECTOR Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team. SITE COORDINATORS KIDS CLUB Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus’ love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children. PROGRAM Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis. Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities. Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team’s support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines. UTILITY Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students’ lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position. SERVICE Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community. WORK PROJECTS Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects. OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION: Nationwide
• DAYS/HOURS: 11 weeks
• WAGE: $2,500 Site Staff – $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT: Recruiting Associate 6127295444
• ONLINE: www.youthworksrecruiting.com

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Horn Creek Camp/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Horn Creek www.horncreek.org The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 - 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community.  Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults.  Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION:  Westcliffe, CO
• CONTACT:  Sara West

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Summer Missionary, Riverwoods Family Campus, St Charles, IL

• Description: For over 35 years Riverwoods has served youth in Fox Valley region, located 40 miles west of Chicago, through providing a summer camp experience free of charge. Riverwoods is an excellent opportunity to grow in the Lord and serve 800 youth as they come to summer camp. http://riverwoods.wordpress.com/
• Looking for Summer Missionaries who are:
  • In love with Jesus
  • Passionate to see God's Kingdom come amongst the lost and broken
  • Excited to see youth built up in their identity in Christ
  • Wanting to learn to serve
• Wage/Salary: missionaries need to raise portion of support
• Want to learn more?
  • Contact: Ben Shenkin
    H.O.P.E. Program Manager
    Office Hone: 630-584-2222 ext. 214
    E-mail:

Category: Ministry

Ramapo for Children, Rhinebeck, NY

• DESCRIPTION: Embrace the exceptional this summer!Camp Ramapo is one of the few residential summer camps serving children with social, emotional, and learning problems. Ramapo provides a safe, predictable, and highly structured environment, which fosters the development of positive social and learning skills. An overall one-to-one staff-to-camper ratio helps children who have repeatedly met with failure experience success. 
  • Ramapo offers an on-site college course through the National College Credit Recommendation Service (National CCRS). This course can be listed on an official university transcript for up to 9 semester hours of college credit through Excelsior College of the University of the State of New York. The course can be credited in one of the following disciplines: Education, Special Education, Educational Psychology, Therapeutic Recreation, Group Dynamics, Outdoor Recreation, Physical Education, Recreation, Camp Counseling, or Community Service. Your department may also have a fieldwork or independent study course which can be combined with this work.
  • Specialty Counselor Positions Include:
    • Outdoor/Woods Specialists
    • Ropes Course Facilitators
    • Athletics
    • Waterfront
    • Craft Areas
    • Performance Arts
    • Reading Center
    • Science Discovery Center
    • Garden & Animal Care
• LOCATION: Rhinebeck, NY
• FOR MORE INFORMATION: call (845) 876-8405 or apply online at www.ramapoforchildren.org

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

A Christian Ministry in the National Parks

• DESCRIPTION: A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is a grassroots, student-led ministry that began in Yellowstone National Park in 1951 with the dream of providing Christian community for the people working in, living in, and visiting the first national park in the world.

  Since then - for more than 60 years - ACMNP has given a Christian interpretation to the awe and grandeur of God's creation in the nation's national parks. ACMNP has always been a ministry in rather than to the national parks, serving employees, residents, and visitors through interdenominational worship services on Sundays.

  Today, ACMNP lives its mission by sending roughly 200 ministry team members into 75 locations in 25 national parks from Alaska to the Virgin Islands. Over 30,000 people worship together in ACMNP services every year, experiencing the glory of God by seeing it first-hand - nothing compares to the inspiration that comes from worshipping God the Creator in the beautiful outdoors.

• Worship: Tired of worshipping God surrounded by walls? Come sing, speak, and pray outside beneath the shadow of mountains. As a team, you will prepare and lead interdenominational outdoor services of worship each Sunday in your park. Nothing compares to the inspiration of leading worship at sunset overlooking the ocean!
• Work & Witness: Need to earn money this summer but want to serve God too? You CAN do both! Work a full-time hospitality job with a paycheck, housing, and meals included. Relational ministry among your coworkers is the heart of who we are - learning to love as Christ loves.
• Leadership: Not "outdoorsy"? That's OK. Life in the wilderness of God's creation can increase anyone's leadership ability. Fall asleep among wildflowers under the stars. Wake up to the singing of humpback whales. Allow God to transform you forever through the most dramatic locations on earth!
• Ready for the Next Step? If you're available for at least 90 days, apply ASAP between November and March at www.acmnp.com The application is quick and easy - what are you waiting for?

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

OPEN UNTIL MAY 2013

• QUALIFICATIONS: YouthWorks is a non-profit, multi-denominational youth mission's organization that has been running short-term summer mission trips for teenagers since 1994. We are based in Minneapolis and have 76 sites throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Post-college and college age staff are needed to lead these sites. Spend a summer living in a diverse community. Facilitate mission trips for 65 students and adults that come each week ready to serve. Experience life change.
  
  • Minimum application requirements:  Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff members are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES:
  • YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn.
  • Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas.
  • SITE DIRECTOR
    • Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team.
  • SITE COORDINATORS
    • KIDS CLUB
      • Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus' love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children.
    • PROGRAM
      • Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis.  Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities.  Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team's support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines.
    •  UTILITY
      • Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students' lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position.
    •  SERVICE
      • Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community.
    • WORK PROJECTS
      
      • Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects.
    • OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP
      • Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION:  United States
• WAGE:  $2,500 Site Staff - $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT:

For more information and to complete the application, please visit our website - www.youthworksrecruiting.com.

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Christian Ministry Internship, Building on the Rock Community Church, Manchester, NJ

Posted 4/24/13

 

 

• QUALIFICATIONS: Summer Internship: Building on the Rock Community Church is a C&MA church located in Manchester, NJ and is heavily involved in Empowering Leaders, Discipleship, Church Planting, Disaster Relief, Prayer and Worship, etc. Please see our website at www.botrchurch.com to get a better feel for who we are. Potential summer staff must apply and be approved through a basic application. Staff are needed that are passionate about discipleship and missional living. Interns will be responsible to aide in a variety of areas across the ministry spectrum in order to learn discipleship and leadership skills. Candidate should have a desire to be involved in vocational ministry at some level. Interns will be trained in discipleship ministries in learning to lead ministries, equip disciples, lead events, evangelism, organizational leadership, developing and casting vision, etc.
• DUTIES: Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. Responsibilities: Interns will be responsible for various areas of ministry - as this is a "jack of all trades" position. Attend all Sunday services with BOTR. Attend any trainings or conferences as determined to be applicable to specific interns. Attend and contribute to weekly prayer services. For more information or to apply contact: or facebook.com/heyJennBertsche.
• LOCATION: Manchester, NJ
• DAYS/HOURS: Mid-May through Mid-August
• WAGE: $1000 + housing
• CONTACT: Jenn Bertsche 570-404-1630

Category: Ministry

Horn Creek/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

Posted 4/15/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: We desire individuals who have a history (different length for everyone) of living out their faith. We desire individuals who have a history of self control in the areas of alcohol, smoking, sexual immorality, food, and other potential addictions. We desire individuals who are teachable and desire to be challenged and grow in all areas of their life. We desire individuals who are teachable in daily biblical hospitality and servant-hood.
• DUTIES: The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 – 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community. Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults. Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/ Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION: Westcliffe, CO
• DAYS/HOURS: 40+/week
• WAGE: $550/month
• CONTACT: Sara West
• ONLINE: www.horncreek.org

Category: Ministry

Rock Wall Instructor, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be skilled or show an aptitude to learn the skills necessary to lead our indoor Rock Wall elective. Must have a servant's heart and a love for the Lord and kids!
• DUTIES: To lead our indoor Rock Wall Climbing electives as well as assist any other camper activities as needed.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: Days and some evenings
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Core Counselors, Grindstone Lake Bible Camp

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Have a desire to serve the Lord and reach kids with the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Ministry can be hard, but the rewards are great! Must be flexible and have a servant's heart.
• DUTIES: Our Core Counselors are responsible to evangelize and disciple their campers by developing a potential lifetime relationship and leading them to the path of Christ. Required to lead devotions at night in their cabins. Assist in the supervising of games, personal devotions, Bible memory, cabin clean-up, chapel, camper free time, and other activities. Must be at least 18 years old.
• LOCATION: Grindstone Lake Bible Camp
• DAYS/HOURS: With Campers throughout the day. Has and Assistant counselor that takes them during the hours you have off.
• WAGE: $170 - $190 per week
• CONTACT: Jack Allen 320.245.2777
• ONLINE: www.grindstonecamp.com

Category: Ministry

Summer Videographer, Camp Cho-Yeh, Livingston, TX

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: College student Sound moral character, adaptability, and integrity attested by pastor and reputation Knowledge, skills and abilities in the areas of videography Must have skill and creative abilities to implement into the videography program Ability to maintain quality assurance of all videos Openness to persons of varying age, physical ability, race, and economic status Strong caring and nurturing personality Strong personal faith and the ability to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by being a living example Ability to navigate rugged, hilly terrain on foot. Must be ready to jump into any situation to get the perfect shot Desire and ability to work with children in the outdoors Ability to relate to one's peer groups Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self‑control Must know the ins and outs of Final Cut Pro
• DUTIES: It is an all summer position that is only available to staff 18 years or older. Videographers will produce 15 to 20 minute long highlight videos each week of camp to showcase that session and make copies to sell to campers and families. They will also have the opportunity to be creative with ideas and editing while filming other short videos (i.e. interviews and promotional videos). Applicants must be familiar with and capable of using Final Cut Pro, as well as passionate about their relationship with Christ and being in a camp setting. Check out this video to see what its like working at camp: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rhoH8Gf9WQ
• LOCATION: Livingston, TX
• DAYS/HOURS: 12 weeks
• WAGE: starting at $160 a week
• CONTACT: Dustin Kaps (936) 328 3200 ext 105
• ONLINE: http://www.cho-yeh.org/videographer

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Camp Counselor, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifications we look for in a staff member: 1. A sincere love for the Lord and a desire to see campers come to know and grow in Him 2. Agreement with the Camp Oak Hills philosophy, policies, and guidelines of conduct . 3. An eagerness to learn, love for campers, and evidence of a consistent walk with God 4. A willingness to fore-go personal rights for the common good of the camp and campers 5. Flexibility and an ability to work with campers and other staff
• DUTIES:The Cabin Counselors are on the front line of ministry. They are the primary spiritual leader and mentor to the campers. Each counselor, along with a co-counselor, is responsible for a cabin group of 8 – 10 campers. Counselors will also be involved in other responsibilities around camp as available and depending on specific skills.
• LOCATION: Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 weeks
• WAGE: $110 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Still looking for summer staff, Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN

Posted 4/3/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: If you are looking for a significant way to serve God this summer, prayerfully consider working at Camp Oak Hills. Serving is hard work, but has many rewards. The interaction with campers and fellow staff encourages spiritual growth and lasting friendships.
• DUTIES: We are still looking for staff to serve in the following areas: Cabin Counselors Lifeguards Head Cook Media Specialist
• LOCATION: Camp Oak Hills, Bemidji, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 Weeks
• WAGE: Varies with positions. Approx $100 per week.
• CONTACT: Scott Buchan 218-444-4085
• ONLINE: www.campoakhills.org

Category: Ministry

Summer Staff Counselor, Camp JIM

Posted 3/20/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: A love for God, the growth of His Kingdom and for youth.
• DUTIES: Responsible for 8-10 campers along with a Jr. Counselor. Being a Christlike role model for them, leading devotions and building a mentoring relationship with each camper. Opportunity to participate in the music and drama ministry teams.
• LOCATION: Pillager, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: Varies
• WAGE: $190/week
• CONTACT: David Gielow 218-829-6767
• ONLINE: http://campjim.org/?201200003

Category: Ministry

Summer Camp Staff, Lake Waubesa Bible Camp, Madison, WI

Posted 4/8/13

• QUALIFICATIONS: Willing spirit Believers of Jesus Ready to be challenged
• DUTIES: Counselors Life-guard Cook Craft/Canteen Program Staff Audio/Visual Tech Nurse We want to pay YOU to play in the sun all day with the campers!
• LOCATION: Madison, WI
• DAYS/HOURS: Sunday - Saturday (6 day work week)
• WAGE: $200 per week. Lodging and Food FREE!
• CONTACT: James Davenport 319-389-5898
• ONLINE: www.lwbc.com

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

**Open until mid-May**

• QUALIFICATIONS: Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school to meet our minimum application requirements. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES: YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn. Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas. SITE DIRECTOR Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team. SITE COORDINATORS KIDS CLUB Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus’ love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children. PROGRAM Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis. Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities. Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team’s support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines. UTILITY Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students’ lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position. SERVICE Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community. WORK PROJECTS Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects. OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION: Nationwide
• DAYS/HOURS: 11 weeks
• WAGE: $2,500 Site Staff – $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT: Recruiting Associate 6127295444
• ONLINE: www.youthworksrecruiting.com

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Horn Creek Camp/Summer Ministry Team, Westcliffe, CO

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Horn Creek www.horncreek.org The Horn Creek summer ministry team program is a 12 week experience for young adults (ages 18 - 24) who desire to be immersed in Christ-centered service, intentional discipleship, and intimate community.  Summer ministry team members will be an integral part of our deep ministry environment we seek to create for all our guests that come through Horn Creek, and will also be ministered to by each other and by full time staff who are excited about pouring into the lives of young adults.  Our unique setting in the Rocky Mountains provides endless opportunities to be inspired by God's creative beauty and to experience all the outdoors has to offer. Summer positions include: Lead Cook, Assistant Cook, Hospitality, Hospitality/Nursery, Hospitality/Host, Hospitality/Assistant Crew Chief, Recreation, Recreation/Wrangler, Recreation/Hike, Recreation/Life Guard, Maintenance/Grounds.
• LOCATION:  Westcliffe, CO
• CONTACT:  Sara West

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

Summer Missionary, Riverwoods Family Campus, St Charles, IL

• Description: For over 35 years Riverwoods has served youth in Fox Valley region, located 40 miles west of Chicago, through providing a summer camp experience free of charge. Riverwoods is an excellent opportunity to grow in the Lord and serve 800 youth as they come to summer camp. http://riverwoods.wordpress.com/
• Looking for Summer Missionaries who are:
  • In love with Jesus
  • Passionate to see God's Kingdom come amongst the lost and broken
  • Excited to see youth built up in their identity in Christ
  • Wanting to learn to serve
• Wage/Salary: missionaries need to raise portion of support
• Want to learn more?
  • Contact: Ben Shenkin
    H.O.P.E. Program Manager
    Office Hone: 630-584-2222 ext. 214
    E-mail:

Category: Ministry

Ramapo for Children, Rhinebeck, NY

• DESCRIPTION: Embrace the exceptional this summer!Camp Ramapo is one of the few residential summer camps serving children with social, emotional, and learning problems. Ramapo provides a safe, predictable, and highly structured environment, which fosters the development of positive social and learning skills. An overall one-to-one staff-to-camper ratio helps children who have repeatedly met with failure experience success. 
  • Ramapo offers an on-site college course through the National College Credit Recommendation Service (National CCRS). This course can be listed on an official university transcript for up to 9 semester hours of college credit through Excelsior College of the University of the State of New York. The course can be credited in one of the following disciplines: Education, Special Education, Educational Psychology, Therapeutic Recreation, Group Dynamics, Outdoor Recreation, Physical Education, Recreation, Camp Counseling, or Community Service. Your department may also have a fieldwork or independent study course which can be combined with this work.
  • Specialty Counselor Positions Include:
    • Outdoor/Woods Specialists
    • Ropes Course Facilitators
    • Athletics
    • Waterfront
    • Craft Areas
    • Performance Arts
    • Reading Center
    • Science Discovery Center
    • Garden & Animal Care
• LOCATION: Rhinebeck, NY
• FOR MORE INFORMATION: call (845) 876-8405 or apply online at www.ramapoforchildren.org

Category: Business / Miscellaneous, Ministry

A Christian Ministry in the National Parks

• DESCRIPTION: A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is a grassroots, student-led ministry that began in Yellowstone National Park in 1951 with the dream of providing Christian community for the people working in, living in, and visiting the first national park in the world.

  Since then - for more than 60 years - ACMNP has given a Christian interpretation to the awe and grandeur of God's creation in the nation's national parks. ACMNP has always been a ministry in rather than to the national parks, serving employees, residents, and visitors through interdenominational worship services on Sundays.

  Today, ACMNP lives its mission by sending roughly 200 ministry team members into 75 locations in 25 national parks from Alaska to the Virgin Islands. Over 30,000 people worship together in ACMNP services every year, experiencing the glory of God by seeing it first-hand - nothing compares to the inspiration that comes from worshipping God the Creator in the beautiful outdoors.

• Worship: Tired of worshipping God surrounded by walls? Come sing, speak, and pray outside beneath the shadow of mountains. As a team, you will prepare and lead interdenominational outdoor services of worship each Sunday in your park. Nothing compares to the inspiration of leading worship at sunset overlooking the ocean!
• Work & Witness: Need to earn money this summer but want to serve God too? You CAN do both! Work a full-time hospitality job with a paycheck, housing, and meals included. Relational ministry among your coworkers is the heart of who we are - learning to love as Christ loves.
• Leadership: Not "outdoorsy"? That's OK. Life in the wilderness of God's creation can increase anyone's leadership ability. Fall asleep among wildflowers under the stars. Wake up to the singing of humpback whales. Allow God to transform you forever through the most dramatic locations on earth!
• Ready for the Next Step? If you're available for at least 90 days, apply ASAP between November and March at www.acmnp.com The application is quick and easy - what are you waiting for?

Category: Ministry

YouthWorks PAID Summer Job/Internship Opportunities

OPEN UNTIL MAY 2013

• QUALIFICATIONS: YouthWorks is a non-profit, multi-denominational youth mission's organization that has been running short-term summer mission trips for teenagers since 1994. We are based in Minneapolis and have 76 sites throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Post-college and college age staff are needed to lead these sites. Spend a summer living in a diverse community. Facilitate mission trips for 65 students and adults that come each week ready to serve. Experience life change.
  
  • Minimum application requirements:  Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff members are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. See our website for more detailed information about qualifications.
• DUTIES:
  • YouthWorks offers several types of summer staff positions/internships. Although each team member shares many of the same job responsibilities, unique areas of leadership define each position. Full-time YouthWorks staff are working year-round to set up the mission sites. All summer staff receive their community information and are trained at the beginning of the summer. For example, YouthWorks does not expect all Work Projects Coordinators to know how to teach home painting prior to being hired. All we ask is that you would be willing to learn.
  • Staff work together to create a spiritually focused and servant-centered mission site. All staff participate in evening programming in a leadership capacity and interact with youth at every opportunity. Other responsibilities include building relationships with community members, coordinating one meal a day and having a weekly check-in time with your supervisor. Staff must be flexible, teachable and willing to grow in all areas.
  • SITE DIRECTOR
    • Experience authentic leadership. Mentor and supervise 3-4 Site Coordinators. Assist them with daily service and ministry projects. Manage finances with integrity and maintain the overall spiritual focus of the mission site. Provide leadership for adult leaders and help them process their mission week as they experience it alongside their youth. Develop lifelong friendships with community members and be changed by their love. Site Directors must be of a post-college age, have previous leadership experience and the ability to manage a team.
  • SITE COORDINATORS
    • KIDS CLUB
      • Enable teenagers to experience the joy of loving kids. Facilitate a daily Kids Club and coordinate morning service opportunities. Provide leadership for participants as they create crafts, plan games, practice songs, and make a Bible story come alive. Come to know and love community kids and their families as you work with them for an entire summer. See life change first hand as teenagers have the chance to love children with Jesus' love. Kids Club Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children.
    • PROGRAM
      • Help youth see the reason behind why they serve as you interact with them on a daily basis.  Love and encourage youth in their experience and faith journey. Partner with and provide leadership for daily work projects, Kids Club or ministry sites. Facilitate fun, meaningful and educational evening activities.  Plan and coordinate nightly Club, with your team's support. Prepare and give a Christ-centered talk based on the summer theme with provided outlines.
    •  UTILITY
      • Utility Staff begin the summer assigned to a region, not a specific community. Be a jack of all trades. Serve in a variety of areas. Be trained for several positions and offer support to Site Coordinators. Coordinate daily service activities and see students' lives change as they experience Christ through service. Support teams with spiritual encouragement and a servant attitude. Staff must be flexible and willing to adapt to changing roles and locations. At some point during the summer, Utility Staff may be permanently placed with a team to fill an open position.
    •  SERVICE
      • Get to know the various needs of an urban area and discover how volunteers can help a local organization make a difference. Network with social service and ministry organizations to coordinate service opportunities for teenagers. See lives change as teenagers are taken out of their comfort zones and come face to face with Jesus in a new way. Staff must be administratively minded, able to problem solve and manage details. Service Coordinators must also maintain and strengthen partnerships within the community.
    • WORK PROJECTS
      
      • Help youth build relationships with community members through work projects. Learn how to set up projects and partner with local community contacts. Teach participants the basics of painting and watch them be transformed as they serve in new ways. See the lasting effect on both community members whose homes have been improved, as well as the teens and adults who completed the repairs. Work Projects Coordinators must have the ability to clearly teach and prepare participants for projects.
    • OUTRAGEOUS SPORTS CAMP
      • Reach out to 10-14 year olds in the community by leading a daily sports camp program. Serve as head coach while participants plan and facilitate drills and scrimmages in a variety of sports. Explore valuable character traits found in the Bible and empower participants in leading small group discussions. Coordinate morning service opportunities for participants. Outrageous Sports Camp Coordinators must be bold and confident in leading at-risk children and have knowledge and experience in athletics.
• LOCATION:  United States
• WAGE:  $2,500 Site Staff - $4,250 Site Directors
• CONTACT:

For more information and to complete the application, please visit our website - www.youthworksrecruiting.com.

Category: Ministry