Positions at Church of the Brethren camps

About the role

There are three job openings available at different camps: Camp Alexander Mack, Camp Blue Diamond, and Camp Eder.

Camp Alexander Mack - Executive Director

Camp Alexander Mack is a Christian Camp, Retreat and Conference Center located on 200+ acres on the eastern shore of Lake Waubee in Northern Indiana. The facility is a ministry of the Indiana Camp Board and affiliated with the Northern Indiana and South/Central Indiana districts of the Church of the Brethren. The Executive Director will serve as the chief executive of Camp Mack, providing vision, direction, and stewardship for all aspects of the organization.

Responsibilities

The Executive Director will be equally comfortable engaging with campers and congregations, collaborating with board members, developing staff, managing budgets, overseeing facilities, and representing the ministry at large.

Requirements

• Accomplished relational leader, grounded in Christian faith
• Statement of faith that addresses Christian faith and spiritual journey, understanding of and appreciation for the theology, values and witness of the Church of the Brethren

Camp Blue Diamond - Facilities Director

Camp Blue Diamond is a 238-acre Christian retreat center, summer camp, and family campground nestled within the Rothrock State Forest near Petersburg, PA. The Facilities Director is responsible for the year-round maintenance, safety, and operational readiness of Camp Blue Diamond’s physical assets.

Responsibilities

• Oversee all aspects of camp maintenance
• Maintain buildings, grounds, vehicles, and specialized systems such as wells and septic systems

Benefits

• Full-time, salaried position
• Healthcare reimbursement
• Generous PTO/holidays
• Available on-site housing with utilities

Camp Eder - Program Coordinator

Camp Eder is looking for a Program Coordinator to provide leadership for all Camp Eder sponsored programs, assist the Camp Coordinator in promoting Camp Eder programs, develop and operate programs within the mission, and make fiscally responsible programming decisions within the budget of the organization.