Cabin Leaders -

Serve as the in-cabin leadership for a group of campers for the week. Lead Bible studies, implement games and activities, have meaningful conversations, have fun, and show kids the love of Jesus. Most cabin leaders will work with Elementary, Middle School, and High School campers.

Core Staff (Elementary, Middle School, High School)-

Provide leadership, support, and accountability for a group of Cabin Leaders and create a safe, positive, and fun camp environment for a specific age group of campers. Core Staff must have previous camp or related experience and age 21 or older is preferred.

Adventure Staff -

Create a positive camp experience by implementing daily camp activities and games. Ensure kids have fun, try new things, and have the opportunity to challenge themselves through waterfront, target sports, high adventure, team building, and group games. Assist with campus accommodations as needed.

Adventure Core Staff -

Provide support and accountability for Adventure Staff and create a safe, positive, and fun environment for kids in various camp activities. Core Staff must have previous camp or related experience, and age 21 or older is preferred.

Worship/Adventure Team -

Create an environment for all campers, elementary through high school, to learn more about and praise Jesus through leading daily worship for all camps. In addition to band practices, daily activities also include serving on Adventure Staff (see above description) and preparing to lead weekly Community Worship Services. Vocals, Piano, Guitar, Drums, and Bass positions available, Vocal and Instrumental positions may be combined.

Worship Team Core Staff -

Create an environment for all campers and Community Worship guests to learn more about and praise Jesus through overseeing the planning, practice, and implementation of the summer Worship Team. Support Adventure Staff (see above description) throughout the week. Core Staff must have previous camp or related experience and age 21 or older is preferred.

Waterfront Director -

Ensure that campers have a fun, safe experience at the waterfront by overseeing all waterfront-related staff and activities such as boating, tubing, swimming, and the Blob. Assist with Adventure Staff and campus accommodations as needed. Previous lifeguard and leadership experience required.

Health Officer -

Provide for campers’ basic needs by overseeing the collection, storage, and distribution of camper medication. Take care of minor injuries at camp and be equipped to handle major emergencies. Certification will be provided by Grace Adventures.

Media Specialist -

Provide reminders for campers of their experience after they leave camp, and give parents a glimpse into their camper’s week! Capture pictures and videos of each camp week, and create, edit, and post various types of media online. Assist in telling the story of Grace Adventures year round by capturing marketing materials to be used in print and other promotional materials.

Camp Store Manager -

Manage one of the best things about camp- CANDY! Help create a fun, memorable camp experience for kids and staff by managing stocking, restocking, and sales in the Exchange.

Food Service Staff -

Allow campers the opportunity to have fun and learn about Jesus by ensuring that their physical needs are met. Assist in the preparation of delicious and nutritious meals and other daily Dining Hall activities.
Sous Chef - Prep Cook (must have at least 2 Years experience)
Baker - Preparing baked goods every week for camp and groups (must have at least 2 Years experience)
Cook's Assistant - Assisting the head cook in kitchen responsibilities
Dining Hall Assistants - Preparing and Cleaning the Dining Hall
Part Time Dishwashers - Assist in cleaning dishes and maintaining a clean facility

Summer Registrar -

Serve as a liaison between Grace Adventures and summer camp parents by assisting in answering phones, camper registration, and all documentation for campers and staff.