Posted 3/5/2010 Summer Staff Opportunities Looking for a meaningful summer job where you can experience and share Christ's love through service to others (and get paid for it)? ARM has positions open for mature, college-age Christians who want to serve the Lord in real, hands-on ways at our summer mission camp! Positions Available All work together in the evenings leading the youth volunteers in discussion groups, drama, praise and worship and more! For more information visit our website at www.arm-al.org/summerstaff School Teacher Columbus Girls Academy is a private Christian Boarding School for girls 12-17 years old. We are seeking a teacher with a college degree,pastoral reference and a working knowledge of upper-level Math and English. The teacher is involved in assisting the school in acheiving its goals in: Christian Ministry, Parent Relationships, Curriculum Ideas, Discipline, and Program Changes. The candidate must be willing to live on campus. Interested persons need to contact: Karla Lee-Executive Director Summer Interns The Timothy Project will be hiring summer interns to help with mission projects and generally connect with participants. For more information go to their website www.thetimothyprojects.com College/Career Age Sunday School Class Volunteer We are in need of a volunteer or work study student that would be willing to come and start a College/Career Age Sunday School class and possibly do a Bible study during the week and participate in helping on Wednesday nights. Approximately 10 hours a week. Camps Creek is a traditional southern Baptist church, it is a church with an average of 90 members for Sunday School. We are hoping to increase Sunday School numbers by offering a college age class. Please contact Tina Earls at tearls@gardner-webb.edu Beacon Shelter Part-time Night Staff High school diploma or GED. Experience with group home environment preferred. Provide non-judgmental support to men of diverse backgrounds. Respond to emergencies both in-shelter and via telephone, appropriately using active listening skills and knowledge of community resources. Part-time Lighthouse Shelter Night Staff - Week /Weekend High school diploma or equivalent experience required. Experience with group home environment preferred. Provide non-judgmental support to women and children of diverse backgrounds. Respond to emergencies both in-shelter and via telephone, using active listening skills and knowledge of community resources appropriately. Please contact Cathy Robertson at crobertson@apcouncil.com Posted 9/9/09 Chaplain Internship Ministry here requires a lot of grace, especially in relating to youth who have become experts in building walls of protection around themselves through bravado, intimidation and manipulation. It calls on the chaplain to be secure enough in his/her own person to reach over those walls, even with personal discomfort, in order to reach out to a wounded boy. For more information please contact: Chaplain Robert M. Randolph
Alabama Rural Ministry
Auburn, AL
Each position is paid, staff receive a $20 a week stipend, most meals are paid for,fuel is reimbursed, and housing is covered.
Or contact Beth Ann at bethann@arm-al.org
Posted 2/26/2010
Columbus Girls Academy
Seale AL
Phone- 334-855-3695
Fax- 334-855-1487
Email- rwlee58@aol.com
Posted 2/5/2010
The Timothy Project
Asheville, NC
Posted 10/23/09
Camps Creek Baptist Church
Mooresboro, NC
Posted 10/16/09
Cleveland County Abuse Prevention Council
Cleveland County Abuse Prevention Council
Swannanoa Valley Youth Development Center
Swannanoa, NC
Swannanoa Valley Youth Development Center is one of nine youth development centers (ydc's) operated by the NC Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. We are a secure treatment facility for adjudicated youth sent to us by the juvenile court system of NC. We are "secure" in that we are a fenced facility with strict limitations on the movement of the young men ("students") in our care. Our buildings are locked, with students moving only under staff escort. Our students, who range in age from 10-18, are from the western portion of NC. We are a "treatment enter" rather than a "prison" because our programs are designed to bring about therapeutic changes in behavior rather than strictly punishment or isolation from society. An extensive clinical staff provide considerable support to these therapeutic programs. We currently average 48 students on the campus.
Ministry in this setting also requires a lot of flexibility. Planned activities, including worship services, are always subject to changes due to students' misbehavior, as well as confusion over schedules. Crises arise, such as a death in a student's family, an altercation with another student or staff, or a crisis in the life of a staff member (We are the staff's chaplain also.). When crises arise, planned activities must be put aside in order to be a pastoral presence in the crisis.
741 Old US 70
Swannanoa, NC 28778
Robert.randolph@djjdp.nc.gov