Deep, Integrated, Life-Giving, Community

Serving as a mentor and role model, you will create a safe, fun, and challenging environment for campers during their week at camp. As a Cabin Leader, your responsibilities include guiding campers through daily activities, fostering their personal and spiritual growth, and creating a memorable and faith-filled camp experience.

In this role, you’ll be responsible for designing and overseeing the camp’s weekly schedule and theme. As Program Director, you’ll organize activities, work closely with the camp speaker, and ensure the programming aligns with the camp’s spiritual goals, offering opportunities for campers to hear and experience the Gospel.

Delivering Gospel-centered messages is your primary role as the Camp Speaker. You’ll focus on key biblical teachings, promote unity around the Gospel, and collaborate with cabin leaders to nurture spiritual growth, while handling challenging questions with care and fostering an inclusive environment.

Leading worship activities, you will set the spiritual tone for the camp experience. As the Worship Coordinator, your responsibilities include organizing worship sessions that align with the camp’s theme and collaborating with the speaker to create a cohesive spiritual message for the week.

In this role, you’ll be responsible for overseeing the health and safety of campers and staff, you will manage daily medications, administer first aid, and address any medical needs that arise. As the Camp Nurse, you’ll also communicate with the Out-trip Directors regarding health concerns and maintain the nurse’s station. You will work closely with the Director of Outdoor Programs or delegate, who is also trained in overseeing the health and safety at Crow.

As the Head Cook, you will lead the kitchen team and oversee meal preparation for campers and staff. Working alongside the Kitchen Admin, you’ll ensure that meals meet high standards of quality and contribute to the camp’s positive atmosphere by providing delicious, nutritious food.

Focusing on specific dietary needs, you will prepare balanced, nutritious meals for campers and staff with allergies or other restrictions. As the Dietary Cook, you’ll collaborate with the kitchen team to ensure everyone receives satisfying meals, enhancing the overall camp dining experience.

Supporting the kitchen team, you will help with meal preparation and ensure that healthy, nutritious food is served on time. As an Assistant Cook, your role is vital to maintaining the camp’s high standards for meals, contributing to the enjoyment of both campers and staff.

Creating a welcoming atmosphere in the dining area, you will oversee meal service and ensure tables are set, with drinks like water, juice, and coffee available. As the Dining Room Coordinator, your attention to detail ensures that mealtimes run smoothly and contribute to a sense of community at camp.

Maintaining a clean and efficient dishwashing area, you will support the kitchen by ensuring that dishes are washed and ready for the next meal. As a member of the Dish Pit Team, your efforts contribute to the smooth operation of meal service, working alongside campers and staff.

Providing care for volunteers' children who are too young to attend camp, you will create a nurturing and safe environment. As a Child Care Provider, your role allows parents to focus on their camp responsibilities, while you foster growth and positive relationships with the children in your care.

Capturing the essence of camp life, you’ll be responsible for producing engaging visual content. As part of the Multimedia Team, you’ll document the camp experience through photography and video, contributing to the camp’s digital presence and showcasing the unique spirit of camp life.

Leading out-trips, you’ll plan and execute safe, educational, and memorable experiences for campers. As the Out-trip Director, your role involves coordinating logistics, managing safety, and providing opportunities for personal growth and outdoor exploration. To be in this role, you will either have done COLTS, or have graduated through our flexible admission program.

In this hands-on role, you will help maintain and improve camp facilities, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment. As a Maintenance Volunteer, you’ll assist with repairs, upkeep, and general maintenance, playing a crucial part in the overall success and comfort of the camp experience.