Senior Summer Positions
These roles are crucial for a successful summer. All Volunteer positions are eligible for our Bursary program, but these roles are often the volunteers making most use of it. Start dates vary, but most of these positions run from mid June to the end of August.
Head Cabin Leader - (1 Male, 1 Female Position) Female Head Cabin Leader needed for August
As the Head Cabin Leader, you play a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being and spiritual growth of our campers and staff. You are Primarily responsible for supporting and supervising the cabin leading staff at the Lake site. They will support the cabin leading staff by assisting with camper/cabin issues such as homesick campers.The Head Cabin leaders also oversee the PIECC program and break schedules.
PIT Leader - (1 Male, 1 Female Position) Filled for 2024
As the PIT Crew Leaders, you will play a vital role in planning and implementing the Personnel in Training (PIT) program. This program is focused on leadership, servanthood, and discipleship development for youth aged 16-17. This program integrates daily group teaching, team-building activities, and hands-on leadership experiences within our summer camp scope of practice.
Volunteer Coordinator Assistant - (1 Position Available) Filled for 2024
As the Summer Camp Volunteer Coordinator Assistant, you will work closely with the Volunteer Coordinator to support the recruitment, training, and coordination of volunteers. During the summer you will assist the Volunteer coordinator with Logistics and supervision of the Volunteer staff team in collaboration with the rest of the Senior staff team.
As a Cabin Leader, you'll be the big brother/sister to the campers for their week at camp. You’ll aim to foster a safe, fun, and challenging environment in the cabin. You’ll be responsible for guiding them through the programming and activities of the week. Your role involves mentorship, encouragement, and contributing to the overall success of the camp program by embodying faith and creating a memorable environment for campers to thrive as they hear the Gospel.
As the Program Director, your role involves crafting and overseeing a camp program that provides the vehicle for Campers to hear and see the Gospel. Your responsibilities include developing a schedule and theme that is appropriate for the age of campers attending that week. For your week at camp you will be planning, organizing, and coordinating activities that contribute to the overall success of the camp. You are the conductor and will work closely with the speaker to accomplish your spiritual and program goals.
The ideal camp speaker embraces the unique dynamics of Crowsnest Lake Bible Camp, recognizing its distinctions from traditional church settings. Balancing a pastoral role with cabin leaders as primary influencers, the speaker focuses on elementary truths of God’s word, aiming small to ensure a concentrated Gospel message. Handling challenging questions with care, they prioritize unity around the Gospel, emphasizing Jesus' teachings on repentance and the Kingdom of God. This Gospel-centered approach, rooted in scripture commitment, guides the speaker in delivering impactful messages, fostering spiritual growth, and maintaining the camp's distinct mission within a nurturing and inclusive environment.
As the Worship Coordinator, you play a central role in creating a spiritually enriching atmosphere at camp. Your responsibilities include organizing and leading worship activities that inspire and engage campers. Through thoughtful planning and execution, you contribute to the spiritual theme of the week, You will collaborate witht he speaker to integrate the worship time with their speaking topic.
To be considered for a nurse you must be a registered LPN, RN, EMT-A, EMT-P, or physician. During the time at camp, the nurse is in charge of campers and volunteers daily medications and first aid needs. The nurse is on call if any injuries or incidents occur, and will need to restock first aid kits. The nurse also looks after some minimal laundry and is in charge of keeping the nurses station in order. The nurse also organizes medications and communicates health concerns to Outtrip Directors before the outtrip.
As the Head Cook, you are the leader of the camp kitchen, responsible for overseeing all the meal preparations. You will collaborate with the Kitchen admin who will set the menu and ensure that ingredients are available when needed. Your role involves maintaining high standards in meal preparation, coordinating kitchen staff, and ensuring a satisfying dining experience for campers and staff. Your culinary expertise contributes to the overall positive atmosphere of the camp, creating an environment where everyone can enjoy delicious and nourishing meals.
The role of a Dietary Cook is to prepare nutritious and delicious meals with a focus on the campers and staff who have specific dietary needs.You will work in collaboration with the Kitchen team to ensure that campers and staff receive well-balanced and satisfying meals. By accommodating various dietary requirements, you contribute to the overall health and well-being of the camp community, enhancing the overall dining experience and creating a positive impact on the campers' overall experience.
As an Assistant Cook, you play a crucial role in the camp's culinary experience. Collaborating with the kitchen team, you contribute to meal preparation, ensuring healthy nutritious meals for the campers and staff.. Your attention to detail, culinary skills, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment directly impact the overall satisfaction of campers and staff, contributing to the positive atmosphere and enjoyment of camp life.
In the Dining Room role, you're the orchestrator of a positive mealtime experience. Responsible for overseeing the dining area, you create an inviting atmosphere for campers and staff to gather and enjoy their meals. Your attention to detail ensures that each dining experience is pleasant and efficient, contributing to the overall sense of community and well-being at the camp. Responsibilities include setting the tables and ensuring that juice, water and coffee are available.
The Dish Pit team plays a vital role in supporting kitchen operations. Your responsibility is to maintain a clean and efficient dishwashing area, ensuring the seamless flow of meal service. You will direct campers and staff in cleaning the dishes and pots after the meal and keep up with an dishwashing needed by the kitchen team before and after meal times.
As a Child Care Provider, your primary focus is ensuring the well-being and happiness of staff children who are too young to be campers during the week. You'll provide attentive and nurturing care, creating a safe and supportive environment where each child can thrive. Your responsibilities extend beyond basic supervision, encompassing activities that encourage personal growth, foster positive relationships. Your work allows the parents to volunteer their time in a role that makes it possible for camp to happen for the week!
In the Multimedia role, you'll be the visual storyteller of the camp experience. Your responsibilities encompass capturing, editing, and producing engaging content in collaboration with the multimedia team that showcases the unique and vibrant aspects of camp life. Through your work, you contribute to the camp's online presence, creating a digital narrative that attracts campers and provides a virtual window into what a summer at Crow is like!
As the Out-trip Director, you lead the planning and execution of outdoor excursions, providing campers with memorable and educational experiences. Your responsibilities include coordinating logistics, ensuring safety, and creating opportunities for adventure and personal growth. By facilitating unique outdoor adventures, you contribute to the overall richness of the camp experience, leaving campers with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Outtrip directors require specific training, if you are interested in Outtrip directing please contact the Director of Outdoor Programs (Outdoor@crowcamp.ca)
As the Maintenance volunteer, you play a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing the camp's physical environment. This includes assisting with repairs, upkeep, and ensuring that all facilities are in optimal condition for campers and staff. You’ll be part of a team contributing to the creation of a welcoming and secure atmosphere, providing a foundation for the successful operation of various camp activities and programs.