The Ropes Staff at LCCC is responsible for leading campers of all ages in our outdoor experiential program. These staff members spend each day facilitating groups in various activities including team building/initiatives, climbing, high ropes, mountain boarding, mountain biking, and white water rafting. While prior experience in leading these activities is not required, applicants should be comfortable with learning new technical and safety skills, working at heights, explaining games to large groups, and helping campers make connections to the Gospel through their experiences. The Ropes Staff position is physically demanding and requires a good level of fitness; you don’t need to be a cross-fit super star, but know that it is far from being a sedentary job.

In addition to facilitating adventure activities, Ropes Staff is a huge part of the rest of the program. They get to invest in a cabin of kids by participating in nightly devotions, praying with counselors, and helping with evening programming. 

Ropes Staff must be a minimum of 18 years of age or one year of college completed at time of employment, a committed Christian involved in ongoing personal spiritual growth, and desire to see the summer as a ministry of outreach and nurture of children.

Can you believe that you could be paid to ride a jet ski for the summer? Well, it’s true. Lake Staff at LCCC are the people who maintain and run our program at our lakefront property. Lake Staff will be spending their days driving our jet skis for tubing campers, lifeguarding at the beach, and supervising the dock area. Other jobs include leading campers in laser tag, playing games, and helping with property maintenance. 

Qualified applicants should be strong swimmers. Prior lifeguarding and/or boating experience is preferred by not required. Certification classes for becoming a lifeguard as well as earning a boater license are offered during training. Please note that becoming a lifeguard is a physically demanding task that requires the individual to be a very strong swimmer. You should be swimming regularly in preparation if you are interested in becoming a lifeguard. 

Though they’re at the lake during the day, Lake Staff still get to build relationships with campers through their involvement with the camp programming in the evenings. They attend nightly cabin devotions, spend mealtimes with campers, and participate in the rest of the camp activities.

Lake Staff must be a minimum of 18 years of age or one year of college completed at time of employment, a committed Christian involved in ongoing personal spiritual growth, and desire to see the summer as a ministry of outreach and nurture of children