SERVE
The Joshua Project
Duration: May 28th – July 31st
YAA is looking for college-aged students who are excited about serving Jesus in Montana! The Joshua Project is designed for those who desire to develop as effective leaders. Camp provides intentional experiences to challenge and deepen your faith in Jesus Christ through meaningful community, memorable adventures, and sharing the Gospel. The Joshua Project creates the framework on which our camps run.
Duration: May 28th – July 31st
Joshua Project positions:
Camp Counselors
Camp Counselors are on the front line, with the mot direct impact on campers’ lives! They are on fire for sharing the gospel and giving their 8-12 campers the best week of their summer.
Nurse/Health Coordinator
The Nurse/Health Coordinator keeps us healthy all summer long! They are in charge of overseeing the health and safety of all of our staff and campers so that everyone can enjoy their camp experience
Journalist
Timothy Program Leaders spend their summer leading 20 high school students who participate in our leadership development program. Laugh, cry, and do life with these developing young leaders.
Worship Leaders
Worship Leaders love to lead others through music. We are looking for people who have a passion for leading campers and fellow staff members through songs that will give a glimpse of who Jesus is!
Media Team
The Media Team documents all of the fun, crazy, life-changing adventures here at YAA. They capture all of the memories that the campers have, helping them remember their camp experience forever!
Maintenance Team
The Maintenance Team works behind-the-scenes to keep camp running. They help make camp a beautiful, safe environment for kids to have a blast. Be prepared to learn skills that you can apply to life!
Kitchen Assistants
Kitchen Assistants serve the Lord through their time cooking for the campers and staff. Additionally, they learn from our master chef as they prepare thousands of meals! Camp literally couldn’t happen without them!
Timothy Program Leaders
Timothy Program Leaders spend their summer leading 20 high school students who participate in our leadership development program. Laugh, cry, and do life with these developing young leaders.
Program Assistants
Program Assistants dive deep into everything YAA. They serve the campers by planning all of the schedules, games, and activities. Program assistants are leaders amongst their fellow Joshua Staff.
About Compensation
Joshua Project members have two options for compensation. Regardless of selection, all members will be provided room and board throughout the summer program. These options are:
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Non-reimbursed volunteer – does not include financial reimbursement.
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Reimbursed volunteer – requires fundraising to fund reimbursement.
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Please note: All staff must pass a mandatory criminal history check. They must also be willing to adhere to the same standards and expectations that guide all of our camp programs. Staff will be hired based upon one’s spiritual walk with the Lord Jesus Christ, maturity, abilities in the field in which they are being hired, willingness to serve, and the desire to become an able leader.
Questions? Contact our office at 406.763.4727 or send an email to: office@yaacamp.org
The Timothy Program
Duration: June 7th – July 20th | Cost: $700
The Timothy Program is designed to provide high school students with a variety of opportunities to be challenged and trained physically, socially, intellectually, and most importantly – spiritually. Our hope is that this program will provide these students with opportunities to strengthen their spiritual walk with Christ as they experience Him through outdoor adventure, hard work, and stellar friends.
What to Expect
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Training in how to share the Gospel with children in an engaging and effective way
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Leadership experience of groups of 1st-4th graders participating in YAA Day Camp Programs
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Working in service roles throughout camp (maintenance, kitchen, housekeeping, program etc.)
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Intentional community development through outdoor activities like hiking, camping, games and more
November 1st
Timothy Applications Open
June 7th
Timothy Program Begins
July 20th
Timothy Program Ends
What to Bring:
Necessities:
-Sleeping bag -Pillow -Towel -Toiletries (Shampoo, Conditioner, Toothpaste, etc.) -Bible, notebook, pens and pencils -Flashlight (Headlamps are excellent) & Batteries -Swimsuit (Note Dress Code Policy) -Sandals (Chacos/Tevas are ideal) -Athletic shoes -Hiking shoes -Rain Jacket -Sweatshirt -Light Jacket -Laundry Bag (Closeable -Mesh Bag – Please Note Laundry Policy) -Clothes (Sufficient for 1 Week) -One nice outfit for church/outings -Backpack (Daypack good for hiking) Water Bottle
Extras:
-Sunglasses -Camera -Hat -Twin bed sheet/bedding -Musical instruments -Extra spending money
DO NOT bring:
-Valuables -Guns, knives, fireworks -Non-prescription drugs, alcohol or tobacco -iPods, computers, iPads Please note: Students are allowed to bring thier mobile phones, however they will not be accessible during the camp week. Students will have access to their phones on Saturday mornings during their down time.
