Roll up your sleeves, grab a shovel, and join us for a fun-filled, family-friendly tree planting! All are welcome – friends, family, service clubs, and corporate volunteers. Planting trees is loads of fun, and it’s a great way to leave your mark on Los Angeles for decades to come.
Together, the assistant cabin leader and cabin leader will minister directly to a specific cabin of campers each week, in addition to other campers that they spend time with throughout the day. Individuals must be at least 14 and have a desire to make a difference in the lives of children. Additionally, to be accepted…
This staff member works closely with other staff to produce videos, photographs, and other forms of media for campers and parents to view at times throughout the week and as promotional media after camp is over. Individuals must have good, working knowledge of PC and/or Mac. They must also have experience taking quality photographs with…
In this position, the staff member is required to maintain a safe swimming environment for campers and staff. Individual must be very responsible, at least 15 years old, and currently certified with the American Red Cross as a lifeguard. Lifeguards should have a desire to serve in other positions of ministry, as well.
This staff member is responsible to guide cabin leaders in day-to-day events and to inform program director of daily events.
This staff member helps the kitchen provide daily meals for campers and staff. Individuals must be 14 and have a desire to serve graciously behind the scenes while also interacting with campers and staff with a loving, servant-minded attitude.
Help run sporting competitions.
These staff members will be responsible to lead and coordinate music during all designated times such as Bible class, evening service, meal times, Vespers, etc. They must be talented musically and be able to put together a worship set for evening service.
We need greeters who stay near the entrance of Highland House and greet visitors as they arrive, give them a brief description of the Museum and provide any brochures and assistance as needed.
We need those who enjoy “grunt work.” From time to time, we call upon these folks to help with extra cleaning, moving things, processing the newsletter to get it ready to mail, etc.